Tag: Diversity and Inclusion
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Dr. Christon Arthur makes history as La Sierra University’s first Black president in 103 years, leading with a vision for inclusivity, growth, and excellence in higher education.
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Rev. Pauli Murray, the first Black woman ordained in The Episcopal Church, is honored for her legacy amid controversy over National Park Service changes to her LGBTQ+ identity.
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Retired Maj. Gen. Cedric Wins, VMI’s first Black superintendent, was ousted despite boosting enrollment and securing $321M for upgrades. Politics and diversity initiatives played a role.
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Karen S. Carter has been appointed as Dow’s first female COO, marking a significant milestone in her 30-year career. Read about her journey and leadership vision for Dow.
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Juliet Atim, Rocky Mountain High School’s first Black student-body president, is breaking new ground by promoting equity, inclusion, and unity within her community.
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Barbara Mills KC becomes the first Black woman to lead the Bar Council, championing family justice, wellbeing for barristers, and diversity in the legal profession.
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Discover the remarkable story of Ruth J. Simmons, the first Black American president of an Ivy League university, her journey from rural Texas to becoming a leader in higher education, and her advice for future generations.
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Ashley T. Johnson becomes the first Black woman to lead the St. Louis FBI Field Office, bringing her expertise in cybercrime and domestic terrorism to this historic appointment.
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Missouri State University’s first Black applicant, Mary Jean Price Walls, will be honored on the African-American Heritage Trail in Springfield. This article explores Walls’ pioneering story and the lasting impact of her legacy.
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Cheryl Porter’s historic appointment as the first Black woman president of the American Water Works Association marks a significant step toward ensuring equitable access to clean water and championing diverse leadership in the water sector.
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