Jamal WatsonFaculty & StaffDr. Jerlando F. L. Jackson Named Dean of MSU's College of EducationJackson makes history by becoming the first African American to hold the position at Michigan State University.April 21, 2022Leadership & PolicyDr. William F. Tate IV is the First African American to lead LSUDr. William F. Tate IV rose through the ranks and now serves as president of Louisiana State University.April 15, 2022Latest NewsDiverse Co-Founder, Dr. William E. Cox, Transformed Higher EducationCox, co-founded Cox, Matthews and Associates, the publisher of Diverse. He died early this week at the age of 79.March 23, 2022DemographicsDiversity Officers Gather to Advance Equity and Anti-Racism StrategiesAdvancing equity and anti-racism strategies on campus was the theme of this year's NADOHE annual conference.March 20, 2022Faculty & StaffMeet the New President of ASHE: Dr. Joy Gaston GaylesAn expert on intercollegiate sports, Dr. Joy Gaston Gayles took the helm of ASHE this week—becoming only the second Black woman and the fifth Black person—to lead the 46-year-old organization that focuses on the study of higher education.November 10, 2021Social JusticeASHE Conference Focuses on Spanning and Unsettling the Borders of Higher EducationOn the second day of the conference, scholars participated in a variety of workshops that focused on a range of topics, including cultivating student persistence and success to pushing for access and diversity in international higher education.November 5, 2021Best PracticesPuerto Rico's COVID-19 Guidelines Ease Concerns for ASHE ParticipantsASHE has planned its annual conference, attracting nearly 800 attendees to Puerto Rico amid strict COVID-19 safety protocols.November 3, 2021Latest NewsBook Review: ‘Pregnant Girl’ Prompts Public Policy Discussion About Parenting StudentsPregnant Girl: A Story of Teen Motherhood, College and Creating A Better Future for Young Families by Nicole Lynn Lewis is a powerful and deeply moving memoir that sheds light on the plight of an invisible population: student-parents. In her harrowing narrative, Lewis recounts the heart-wrenching pangs of racism and poverty that she experienced as a young mother working her way through college at William & Mary.June 7, 2021African-AmericanPulitzer Prize Winning Poet Reflects on Career TrajectoryDr. Jericho Brown first learned last week that he had won the Pulitzer Prize for poetry at the very moment that the rest of the world got wind of the exciting news via a virtual announcement.May 10, 2020Latest NewsASHE Conference Centers the Stories of Marginalized GroupsNearly 1,700 educators from across the nation convened in Portland for the annual meeting of the Association for the Study of Higher Education.November 18, 2019Page 1 of 3Next Page
