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In January 2022, the College of Education’s Dean Office and the (then-named) Office of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion announced the inaugural Equity Fellows. The college distributed nearly $13,000, awarded to projects from across the College of Education (students, staff and faculty representing all four departments and several other units).
Below, read about funded projects.
Program leaders included:
Support Staff Advisory Committee Weekly Staff Kudos provided tokens of appreciation coming from and shared to peers. The kudos were intended to foster and improve a caring environment within the college. The initiative received $500 in funding.
Program leaders included:
Storytelling events were designed with local Michigan artists, activists and activities during spring 2022. The events were open to the public. The initiative received $1,100 in funding.
Program leaders from the Dept. of Teacher Education included:
Funding was provided for faculty development in preparation for the launch of the Doctorate in Education (Ed.D.) in Leadership for Equity-Minded Change. The project provided resources to assist HALE faculty with integrating DEI into the curriculum, navigating group dynamics with diverse learners and equipping students to apply DEI research to real-world problems. The initiative received $2,000 in funding.
Program leaders from the Higher, Adult and Lifelong Education (HALE) unit included:
Funding sponsored training for up to 12 individuals (students and faculty) through a partnership between the School Psychology Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) committee and the Justice Leaders Collaborative to address specific needs related to a climate survey. The initiative received $1,725 in funding.
Program leaders from the School Psychology DEI Committee included:
Funding was provided to evaluate and redesign components of the Urban Educator Cohort Program (UECP) to better meet the needs of students by connecting with UECP alumni and providing modest monetary support, providing resources for their professional learning and their classrooms, and collecting data. The initiative received $1,250 in funding.
Program leaders from UECP included:
Several individuals hosted an event series for graduate students and faculty, such as disability and sport/physical activity, gender and sexuality, and underrepresentation of racial and ethnic groups. The purpose of this panel was for the committee to enact changes in classrooms, research and other realms of personal and professional life. The initiative received $2,000 in funding.
Program leaders from the Kinesiology Graduate Student Organization (KGSO) DEI Committee included:
Funding was provided to create an Inclusive Support System for International Graduate Students in the college that included/includes:
The initiative received $2,000 in funding.
Program leaders from the Dept. of Teacher Education included:
Funding was provided to create and host three community social events over the course of the grant period. The initiative received $500 in funding.
Dante Dixson served as the program leader on behalf of the College of Education Black Caucus.
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