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15 Feb, 4 tweets, 2 min read
Exciting times at @UMichNCID! We're searching for three (3) colleagues to join the Center's many efforts & supporting the university's antiracism initiative! Below are each of the three job advertisements. Please share widely & inquire if you have any questions!
We're searching for a Diversity Scholars Network Program Lead in NCID. careers.umich.edu/job_detail/194…
We're also searching for a Fellowships and Faculty Engagement Program Lead for NCID. careers.umich.edu/job_detail/194…
Lastly, we're searching for an Anti-Racism/Racial Justice Collaborative Program Manager in NCID to support the emerging antiracism initiative of the university. careers.umich.edu/job_detail/194…

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19 Nov 19
To follow-up on attending Patricia Gurin's moving lecture & award ceremony yesterday: in a way, much of my work is a result of being one of the kids sitting on a front porch (in my case in Appalachia) looking for a way to make sense of the world she spoke about during her talk.
Toward the end of undergrad I wanted to pursue meaningful work & use my developing sociological imagination & tools. I went to the library & came across a (then) recently published book about why diversity & inclusion mattered for higher ed used in a SCOTUS case.
Trying to figure out a final project for my degree, this book provided me with insight on what I was witnessing on my small college campus. People debated, but didn't engage in dialogue. Inequality & marginalization was normalized despite their peers, even friends being affected.
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