Watson Eng115-8 Essay #2 Diversity at North Central College Look around for a minute. Do the people you see look the same? What differences do you notice? Where are you located? If you are at North Central College, you mainly see people of the white race since it is not a diverse campus. Diversity, as defined in the Merriam Webster Dictionary, “is the state of having people who are different races or who have different cultures in a group or organization.” Places such as a school, a city or a work place…
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Visible diversity is a person’s race, gender, or age (Alston, 2017). Visible diversity is the outer look people have that can not be changed but seen (Alston, 2017). Moreover, walking down the street if you walk by a young woman that is pregnant that is a visible diversity of her. Another example of visible diversity I saw every day when I worked at the school. On the count, all the children that attended the school were special learning children. Moreover, they all had a physical disability that…
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College 101-S06 September 17, 2012 Definition of Diversity The word diversity mean so many things and differently to people. For me diversity means much more like a race and a place that full of different ethnicity or mixing culture. Diversity mostly happens in the school, especially during the college years. People all across the globe wants to go to a good university try to pursue their education. When it comes to the school with multiple cultural, people have a better chance to understand…
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After countless years under the assimilation strategy, American domestic policy evolved. Washington acknowledged the potential advantages of its citizens possessing different backgrounds, meaning everyone brings different tools to the table. Without diversity, society has the potential to succumb to tunnel vision. When everyone has a similar background, chances are they will think the same; however, outside-the-box…
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The Importance of Diversity in Health Education Joshua D. Sigler Emporia State University HL559XB Methods of Teaching Health Diversity is a term that can be described in many different ways. One can ask themselves “What does it mean to me?” Diversity is a commitment to recognizing the different characteristics of what makes human beings unique in a world that promotes individual and collective achievements. Examples of these characteristics are: age; culture, disability (mental, learning…
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shouldn’t be specific texts that all students of high school English should read. The canon is list of specific books that counties command high school English students to read (Source A). There is no uniqueness and quality in that. If you look at the list of mandatory books, they are all the same (Source B). Most are in Victorian language, outdated, and always have some type of negative plot in it with a bad ending. There isn’t any diversity in the list. Most teachers used the Norton Anthology…
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Diversity, justice, and sustainability are extremely important to me. Diversity means to me that every person is unique and comes from different experiences and a different background. Without diversity, our world would lack culture. Diversity is something to be respected and something that people should learn from. Justice to me means that when you do something that is morally or socially unacceptable, you have consequences. Without proper justice, our world has multiple problems. These problems…
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selective colleges may well be coming to an end.2 Race-based affirmative action, which was always meant to be temporary, has come under tremendous political and legal pressure in recent years. Seven states, with more than one-quarter of American high school students, have abandoned racial and ethnic preferences at state universities as a result of voter referendum, executive order, or legislative action. And, in a new legal challenge, Fisher v. University of Texas, the U.S. Supreme Court may very well…
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bronze plate was the first thing I noticed when I walked up the stone steps leading to the oak double doors of my new high school. Like many schools in the city, Cristo Rey did not resemble a traditional high school building but rather an apartment complex. Nonetheless, Cristo Rey was unlike any other high school in the city. Cristo Rey is a college preparatory Catholic high school founded around a Corporate Work Study Program. Students, such as a myself, spent once a week interning at multinational…
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particular, the experiences of students of color have changed dramatically from 1998 to 2009 as issues regarding diversity, equity, and inclusion found their way to the forefront of administrative policies regarding academics. With the new inclusion of programs like the Community Scholars and the Council of Diversity, the university attempted to rectify issues relating to the lack of diversity on campus with regard to the student body. Alongside the changes on the local level, statewide and nationwide…
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