The Center focuses its activities, projects, programs and publications on research and analysis, training, and information dissemination.
The University of Delaware's new Center for the Study of Diversity will begin its spring lecture series with a Feb. 15 talk by a noted criminal justice professor who will examine consumer racial profiling, informally known as "shopping while black."
Dean Steele discussed the lessons about diversity detailed in his book, Whistling Vivaldi: and other clues to how stereotypes affect us (Norton).
Samuel Gaertner, Professor of Psychology at UD, spoke in the first Faculty Diversity Seminar on his research on the subtle aspect of prejudice and discrimination and ways some of its damaging consequences can be reduced.
The College of Arts and Sciences affirms our commitment to fostering a diverse and respectful educational environment that advances critical thinking, open inquiry and full participation by students, faculty and staff. Read More
The University of Delaware's new Center for the Study of Diversity will serve as a scholarly think tank that not only conducts research but also helps guide the University in finding the best ways to support diversity on campus. Read More
