Top 5 Tips for Developing a Diversity & Inclusion Strategy

2016-2017 Task Force on Racially & Ethnically Diverse Students

For many college students of color, study abroad tends to fall behind in the list of priorities, and as a result, study abroad is often deemed unattainable. Irrespective of their rationale, one central concern remains: students of color, in comparison to their white counterparts, continue to receive fewer messages that study abroad is a worthwhile endeavor. The perception that study abroad is unattainable in tandem with fewer positive messages means students of color miss out on a key experience – one that could impact their likelihood to complete a college degree.

Tips for Campus Collaboration to Support First Gen

Developed by the 2016-2017 Task Force on First Generation College Students
Tips for Collaborating Across Campus to Support First Generation College Students 

Supporting Transgender Students on Study Abroad

Email Summary of Transgender Student and Study Abroad
From Diversity Network Listserv