Office of Diversity & Inclusion Angela McCaskill, Ph.D. Deputy to the President and Associate Provost for Diversity and Inclusion August 9, 2011 2.

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Office of Diversity & Inclusion Angela McCaskill, Ph.D. Deputy to the President and Associate Provost for Diversity and Inclusion August 9,

Overview MissionMission VisionVision GoalsGoals Theoretical FrameworkTheoretical Framework

Mission Statement ODI willODI will Promote an academically enriching and supportive climate that allows all the diverse members of the community to thrive and succeed.Promote an academically enriching and supportive climate that allows all the diverse members of the community to thrive and succeed. ODI will achieve its mission by collaborating with units on campus to intentionally design a comprehensive, university-wide approach to diversity; facilitate equity, access, social justice and inclusion; and empower students, faculty, and staff to build a diverse and inclusive campus community.ODI will achieve its mission by collaborating with units on campus to intentionally design a comprehensive, university-wide approach to diversity; facilitate equity, access, social justice and inclusion; and empower students, faculty, and staff to build a diverse and inclusive campus community.

Vision Statement The Office of Diversity and Inclusion envisions Gallaudet as a university that recognizes that the pursuit of excellence is intertwined with a common commitment to diversity in all aspects of life.The Office of Diversity and Inclusion envisions Gallaudet as a university that recognizes that the pursuit of excellence is intertwined with a common commitment to diversity in all aspects of life. Embracing diversity will transform the community into a more diverse and inclusive learning environment and workplace that values, respects, and cares for all of its members.Embracing diversity will transform the community into a more diverse and inclusive learning environment and workplace that values, respects, and cares for all of its members.

Value Statements Pursuing academic excellence for all students.Pursuing academic excellence for all students. Institutionalizing diversity in all aspects of university life.Institutionalizing diversity in all aspects of university life. Fostering an inclusive environment.Fostering an inclusive environment. Creating a climate that respects individual differences.Creating a climate that respects individual differences. Advocating for equity.Advocating for equity. Promoting bilingualism.Promoting bilingualism. ODI is committed to:

Value statements continued ODI is committed to: Facilitating multiculturalism.Facilitating multiculturalism. Seeking success through collaboration.Seeking success through collaboration. Providing opportunities for community engagement.Providing opportunities for community engagement. Achieving integrity in our work.Achieving integrity in our work. Engaging in transparent processes and actions.Engaging in transparent processes and actions. Demonstrating accountability through assessment.Demonstrating accountability through assessment.

Office of Diversity & inclusion Goals Build institutional capacity for diversity through a theoretical framework.Build institutional capacity for diversity through a theoretical framework. Develop, implement, and coordinate a comprehensive strategic diversity plan to advance the Gallaudet Strategic Plan.Develop, implement, and coordinate a comprehensive strategic diversity plan to advance the Gallaudet Strategic Plan. Promote a climate that is welcoming and conducive to the success of all students, faculty, and staff.Promote a climate that is welcoming and conducive to the success of all students, faculty, and staff. Infuse diversity into the systems, structures, practices, and policies of the University to ensure equity and inclusion for all members of the community.Infuse diversity into the systems, structures, practices, and policies of the University to ensure equity and inclusion for all members of the community. Advance the understanding of diversity as a critical component of academic excellence.Advance the understanding of diversity as a critical component of academic excellence.

Theoretical Framework

Language & Communication Gallaudet University is a bilingual university that embraces a wide spectrum of language and communication styles. This focus area will assist in clarifying the expectations of living, learning, working, and communicating in a bilingual community. Initiatives in this area are intended to foster an inclusive bilingual environment respectful of all.

Climate/ intergroup relations Recent climate surveys suggest the need for creating an environment of support by improving the perception of the University’s climate and intergroup relations. The focus of this area will be to examine the impact of climate on educational outcomes, community, and the University mission.

Education & Scholarship Issues related to teaching and research will be central to the work in this area. What should the University’s pedagogy, curriculum, faculty expertise, and research include? Is the University in pursuit of new scholarship and new scholarly initiatives? Emphasis will be on academic growth and personal development that occurs inside and outside of the classroom.

Access and success While demographics have changed the face of the University, mere access to educational opportunities at a university is not enough to ensure student success. This focus area will examine issues of equity related to student access and educational outcomes. Access and success includes “identifying talent, enabling student achievement, and studying which students are thriving and why.” (Smith, 2009)

Institutional viability and vitality How well different populations thrive and succeed at Gallaudet is an indicator of the institution’s health. This focus area will examine the University’s statements, its human capital, its institutional processes, and its perceptions of institutional commitment to determine if Gallaudet has built the capacity for diversity. If not, then institutional gaps will be identified and remedies recommended for ensuring institutional viability and vitality through the University’s capacity for diversity.