Recruiting a Diverse Faculty

A DRAFT DOCUMENT

 

Prepared by:

Academic Affairs

 

12/12/02

 

 

  

 

 

Background

 

According to Harvey (2001), colleges and universities have experienced steady growth in the racial and ethnic diversity of the student population, but we have not seen similar diversification among the faculty. Arguments for a diverse faculty include ensuring better education and exposure to diverse scholarly perspectives and life experiences for all students. Ethnic minorities represent 13.8% of the total faculty nationwide. Moreover, faculty of color are not evenly distributed across institutional types, disciplines, or academic ranks.

 

Arguments for a diverse faculty are as compelling as student diversity, which extend beyond the obvious reasons of equity. Faculty diversification fosters educational equality. The more diverse the faculty, the greater the diversity of course content and readings, curricular and teaching methods, and scholarly ideas presented to students. Evidence suggests that colleges and universities that have more faculty and students from diverse backgrounds have students that report being more accepting of people of different races/cultures and more culturally aware. Additionally, students from diverse campuses also showed greater growth in the areas of leadership, critical thinking, ability to work cooperatively, interpersonal skills, and problem solving (Hurtado, Clayton-Pedersen, Milem, & Allen, 1999).

 

A study by Turner (2002) indicates that in 71% of faculty hires in which faculty from underrepresented groups were hired at colleges and universities nationwide, an intervention strategy (special hire and/or diversity in job description) was needed. All Native American, 84% of African American, 43% of Latino, and 18% of Asian American faculty were hired through these interventions. Data such as this indicate the need for institutions to actively develop strategies for recruiting diverse faculty and develop a climate that is welcoming of these faculty. 

 

Faculty search committees that are the most successful in contributing to the goal of diversifying its institution’s faculty are those that have institutions that have an commitment to diversity as part of the institution’s strategic planning goals and have ongoing activities towards achieving this goal. A good way to strengthen commitment to diversity as a goal is to have as a specific objective within that goal that incorporates faculty diversity. This also makes more explicit to the entire institution the connection between faculty diversity and education quality.

 

As diversity becomes a well integrated part of the institution’s strategic goals and as departments align their goals to incorporate diversity, the campus becomes one that is welcoming of faculty and student diversity. An institution that is welcoming and provides an environment supportive of diversity becomes attractive. Turner (2000) reveals that while the reasons that faculty of color leave positions vary, a hostile climate is a potential cause. A welcoming environment creates success in an institution’s retention of faculty from diverse backgrounds and in continued successful efforts toward recruitment of a diverse faculty.

 

This document is designed to provide recommendations and information to increase diversity in the Kennesaw State University faculty. It is designed for KSU Faculty Search committees. The document is divided into several sections: 1) institutional commitment to diversity, 2) advertising faculty positions, 3) strategies during the faculty search process, 4) strategies during the writing of the position ads, 5) strategies during the search visits, and 6) follow-up after the search. Finally, three appendices are attached providing networking databases for use in advertising.

 

Institutional Commitment

1)      KSU has as part of its mission to value diversity. Departments should also have mission statements valuing diversity.

2)      There should be continued efforts toward representing diversity in the curriculum at the institution and continued systematic methods for assessing student learning about diversity in the curriculum.

3)      The institution should continue to sponsor campus-wide diversity events for KSU students and the community.

4)      There should be continued partnerships with local schools and organizations in the community that represent and support diversity.

 

Advertising of Positions (Note: Faculty Search committees should select the most appropriate contact people from the strategies listed in this section and the accompanying appendices as part of their advertising/networking for their search.)

 

The following are some advertising and networking strategies for beginning level faculty positions.

1)      Search committees should make contact with Directors of Graduate Programs at local doctoral granting institutions (e.g., Emory University, Georgia State University, Georgia Institute of Technology, and University of Georgia).

2)      Search committees should make contact with Directors of Preparing Future Faculty programs. This program is sponsored by the Association of American Colleges and Universities and Council of Graduate Programs. Each doctoral- granting degree institution that participates in the program prepares its graduate students for faculty positions by partnering with a liberal arts college, a community college, and a master’s university to provide experiences for graduate students to learn about the roles and responsibilities of faculty at each partnering institution (see Appendix A).

3)      Search committees should make contact with Graduate Directors leading doctoral granting institutions that produce the largest numbers of minority PhDs (see Appendix B) and/or institutions where the members of the search committee received their PhDs.

4)      Search committees should make contact with Directors of graduate minority fellowship programs, such as the Mellon Minority Undergraduate Fellowship Program, GE CIC Minority Fellowship Program, the Ford Foundation/National Research Council Dissertation Fellowships for Minorities, NSF Minority Graduate Fellowships, and the American Association of University Women Graduate Fellowships.

5)      Academic Affairs should work on developing a program that offers competitive fellowships to graduate students (including those from underrepresented groups) who are completing their Ph.Ds or have recently completed their Ph.D.s into one or two-year Instructor level and Temporary Assistant Professor positions at KSU. These positions can serve as a recruiting pool for tenure-track positions.

 

The following are some advertising and networking strategies for experienced faculty positions.

1)      Search committees should make contact with all KSU faculty and administrators (on and off-campus) who are well networked in disciplines related to the areas of the faculty search for recommendations of qualified candidates. Search committees should then make contact with the recommended individuals.

2)      Search committees should make contact with professional organizations (general and discipline-based) to get recommendations of qualified candidates. Search committees should then make contact with qualified individuals (see Appendix C).

 

Strategies During the Search Process

1)      Give a charge to the faculty search committee stressing the importance of a diverse applicant pool.

2)      Ensure that faculty from underrepresented groups who are respected and highly visible in their fields are on the search committee.

3)      Academic Affairs should work on and provide to search committees copies of a campus production publication. This production publication (CD-rom or videotape) can be provided to candidates and can highlight the institution, community, and the Atlanta area (including campus and community diversity activities).

 

Strategies During the Writing of the Ads

Search committees should take great care when writing the ads for positions. The campus should have some common components in the ad that include the following:

1)      The ad should encourage faculty from underrepresented groups to apply.

2)      The ad can stress that applicants have an interest and experience in implementing curriculum addressing diversity issues.

3)      The ad can stress that applicants have a familiarity working with diverse students.

4)      The ad can stress that applicants have experience with a variety of teaching methods.

 

Strategies During the Faculty Search Visits

1)      Candidate should be given time to visit with other faculty from a variety of backgrounds if the candidate wishes this.

2)      Candidate should get a sense of the campus and local community. 

 

Follow-Up After the Search

1)      Academic Affairs should develop a revised form for Search committees to report back data related to the search. The revised form should allow for the collection of data to future search committees about effective faculty search strategies (including effective strategies for recruiting a diverse faculty).

2)      Search committees and Department Chairs should conduct post-recruitment interviews with faculty candidates (including those of underrepresented groups) who accepted positions to find out what led them to accept. There should also be interviews with candidates (including those from underrepresented groups) who turned down a KSU offer to find out find out why.

 

 

 

 

 

 

References

 

      Harvey, William. (2001). Eighteenth annual status report on minorities in higher education. Washington, DC: American Council on Education.

 

      Hurtado, S., Clayton-Pedersen, A., Milem, J., & Allen, W. (1999). Enacting Diverse Learning Environments: Improving the Climate for Racial/Ethnic Diversity in Higher Education. ASHE-ERIC Higher Education Report 26, No. 8. Washington, DC:  The George Washington University, Graduate School of Education and Human Development.

 

      Turner, Caroline (2002). Diversifying the faculty: A Guidelines for Search committees. Washington, DC: Association of American Colleges and Universities.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

APPENDIX A

Preparing Future Faculty Programs

 

Name

Department

Address

Phone Number

E-Mail

 

Lemons, Paula

Biology

Duke University, Durham, NC  27708

919-668-6181

plemons@duke.edu

Huether, Carl

Biology

University of Cincinnati, 2624 Clifton Avenue, Cincinnati, OH 45221

513- 556-9764

Carl.huether@uc.edu

Reeves, Thomas

Biology

University of South Carolina, Columbia, SC  29208

803-777-4141

No email address

Higley, Leon

Biology

University of Nebraska, Lincoln, NE  68583-0816

402-427-8689

lhigley@unlserv.unl.edu

Curran, David

Chemistry

University of Massachusetts, 701 Lederle, Graduate Research Tower A, 710 N. Pleasant St., Amherst, MA  01008

413-545-2585

curran@chem.umass.edu

Engel, Robert

Chemistry

Queens College-CUNY, 65-30 Kissena Blvd., Flushing, NY  11367

718-997-5191

Robert_engel@qc.edu

 

 

 

Heinz, Teresa

Communications

Indiana University, 107 S. Indiana Avenue, Bloomington, IN  47405-7000

812-855-7217

cledeni@indiana.edu

(email for Graduate Secretary)

Kasman, Ilana

Chemistry

University of Michigan, Department of Chemistry, 930 N. University, Ann Arbor, MI  48109-1055

734-763-6148

inkasman@umich.edu

 

 

 

Russell, Arlene

Chemistry

University of California at Los Angeles, Los Angeles, CA  90065-1361

 

310-825-7570

aar@chem.ucla.edu

 

Cummings, Melbourne

Communications

Howard University, 2400 Sixth St., Washington, DC  20059

202-806-7690

mcummings@howard.edu

 

Waldhard, Enid

Communications and Information Studies

University of Kentucky, 105 Grehan Bldg., Lexington, KY  40506-0042

859-257-2886

waldhard@pop.uky.edu

 

Bruell, Steve

Computer Science

University of Iowa, Iowa City, IA  52242

319-335-0732

bruell@uiowa.edu

 

Martin, Wanda

Communications

University of New Mexico, Albuquerque, NM  87131

505-277-3046

wmartin@unm.edu

 

Heikenfeld, Jason

Electrical Engineering

University of Cincinnati, 2624 Clifton Ave., Cincinnati, OH  45221

513-556-4829

Jason.c.heikenfeld@uc.edu

 

Griffin, Barbara

English

Howard University, 2400 Sixth Street, Washington, DC  20059

202-806-6730

bgriffin@fac.howard.edu

 

Condon, William

English

University of Washington, Box 354330, Seattle, WA  98195-4330

206-543-2690

englgrad@u.washington.edu

Harkin, Patricia

English

University of Illinois at Chicago, Chicago, IL  60612

312-413-7400

pharkin@uic.edu

 

Barnes, Andrew

History

Arizona State University, Tempe, AZ  85287

408-965-9011

Andrew.barnes@asu.edu

 

Fleming, Robin

History

Boston College, 258 Hammond Street, Chestnut Hill, MA  02467

617-552-8484

Robin.fleming.1@bc.edu

 

Jewell, Jason

History

Florida State University, Tallahassee, FL  32306

850-644-5888

njumonvi@mailer.fsu.edu

(email for the Chair of the Department)

Peloso, Vincent

History

Howard University, 2400 Sixth Street, Washington, DC  20059

202-806-6815

vpeloso@fac.howard.edu

 

Karagueuzian, Dikran

Math

Binghamton University, P.O. Box 6000 Binghamton, NY  13902

607-777-2547

Dikran-budirectory@zmedia.com

 

Shugart, Eileen

Math

Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University, Blacksburg, VA  24061

540-231-8044

shugart@math.vt.edu

Steward, Gay

Physics

University of Arkansas, Fayetteville, AR  72701

479-575-2408

gsteward@uark.edu

 

Jones, Barbara

Physics

University of California at San Diego, San Diego, CA  92093

858-534-3290

B2jones@ucsd.edu

 

Chan, Steve

Political Science

University of Colorado at Boulder, Boulder, CO  80309

303-492-7904

Steve.chan@colorado.edu

 

Frazier, Michael

Political Science

Howard University

Washington, DC  20058

202- 806-9348

mfrazier@howard.edu

 

Blomquist, William

Political Science

Indiana University-Purdue University Indianapolis

425 University Blvd.

Indianapolis, IN  46202-5140

317- 274-7387

blomquis@iupui.edu

 

Rundquist, Barry

Political Science

University of Illinois At Chicago, Chicago, IL  60612

312-413-2190

barryr@uic.edu

 

Shore, Cecilia

Psychology

Miami University, Oxford, OH  45056

513-529-2401

shorec@muohio.edu

 

Blair, Irene

Psychology

University of Colorado, Boulder, CO  80309

303-492-4563

Irene.blair@colorado.edu

 

Phelps, Rosemary

Psychology

University of Georgia, Athens, GA  30602

706-542-4221

rphelps@coe.uga.edu

 

Benassi, Victor

Psychology

University of New Hampshire,

Dept. of Psychology,

Conant Hall,

10 Library Way

Durham, NH  03824

603- 862-2360

vab@cisunix.unh.edu

 

DeCoster, Stacy

Sociology

North Carolina State University

Box 8107

Raleigh, NC

27695-8107

919- 513-2554

smdecost@ncsu.edu

 

Mckibben, Sherry

Sociology

Texas A&M University

College Station, TX  77843

979- 458-8056

sherry-lynn-mckibben@tamu.edu

 

Moore, Helen

Sociology

University of Nebraska, 723 Oldfeather Hall, Lincoln, NE  68583-0816

402-472-6071

hmoore@unlserv.unl.edu

Robinson, Rob

Sociology

Indiana University, 107 S. Indiana Avenue, Bloomington, IN  47405-7000

812-855-1547

robinson@indiana.edu

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

APPENDIX B

Leading Ph.D. Institutions of Minority Ph.D.’s, 1993-1997

(ranked by number of Ph.D.s)

 

Institution

#

Name & Position

Address

Phone Number

Email

Asians

 

 

 

 

 

University of California at Berkeley

204

Mary Ann Mason, Dean of the Graduate Division

309 Sproul Hall #5900, Berkeley, CA  94720-5900

510-642-5472

Graddean@uclink4.berkeley.edu

University of California at Los Angeles

193

Claudia Mitchell-Kernan, Dean of the Graduate Division

405 Hillgard Avenue, Box 951361, Los Angeles, CA  90095-1361

310-825-4383

cmkernan@gdnet.ucla.edu

Stanford University

166

Ann George, Dean of Research and Graduate Policy

Stanford, CA 94305

650-723-2300

anngeo@stanford.edu

University of Southern California

106

Jonathan Kotler, Director of the Graduate School

Los Angeles, CA  90089

213-740-9034

kotler@usc.edu

Massachusetts Institute of Technology

103

Isaac M. Colbert, Dean for Graduate Students

Graduate Students Office (Room 3-138), Cambridge, MA  02139-4307

617-253-4860

ikec@mit.edu

University of Michigan

96

Earl Lewis, Vice Provost for Academic Affairs- Graduate Studies

Ann Arbor, MI  48109

734-764-4401

earlewis@umich.edu

Harvard University

93

Peter Ellison, Dean of the Graduate School of Arts & Sciences

8 Garden Street, Byerly Hall 220, Cambridge, MA  02138-3654

617-496-1464

pellison@fas.harvard.edu

University of Illinois at Urbana

89

Cecilio Barrera, Associate Dean of the Graduate School

801 South Wright Street, Champaign, IL 61820-6210

217-333-4860

cbarrera@uiuc.edu

University of California at Davis

77

Jeffrey Gibeling, Dean of Graduate Studies

One Shields Avenue, Davis, CA  95616

530-752-0652

jcgibeling@ucdavis.edu

Columbia University

70

Henry Pinkham, Dean of the Graduate School of Arts & Sciences

2960 Broadway, New York, NY  10027-6902

212-854-2861

Hcp3@columbia.edu

University of Hawaii at Manoa

65

Peter Garrod, Associate Dean, Graduate Division

2540 Maile Way, Spalding 360, Honolulu, Hawaii 96822

808-956-7541

garrod@hawaii.edu

University of Wisconsin at Madison

63

Martin Cadwallader, Dean of the Graduate School

500 Lincoln Drive, Madison, WI  53706

608-262-1044

mtcadwal@facstaff.wisc.edu

Yale University

59

Susan Hockfield, Dean of the Graduate School

P.O. Box 208236, 320 York St., New Haven, CT  06520-8236

203-432-2733

Susan.hockfield@yale.edu

Cornell University

58

Alison Power, Graduate Dean

Caldwell Hall, Ithaca, NY  14853-2606

607-255-7374

Agp4@cornell.edu

University of Washington

58

Marsha Landolt, Dean of the Graduate School

P.O. Box 353770, G-1 Communications, Seattle, WA  98195

206-543-7468

landolt@u.washington.edu

University of California at San Diego

56

Richard Attiyeh, Dean of Graduate Studies

520 ERC, Mail Code 0003, 9500 Gilman Drive, LaJolla, CA  92093-0003

858-534-6654

rattiyeh@ucsd.edu

Northwestern University

54

Richard Morimoto, Dean of the Graduate School

633 Clark Street, Evanston, IL  60208

847-491-8502

r-morimoto@northwestern.edu

University of California at Irvine

53

Yong Chen, Associate Graduate Dean

120 Administration Building, Irvine, CA  92697-3180

949-824-9096

Y3chen@rgs.uci.edu

Princeton University

52

William Rusel, Dean of the Graduate School

Nassau Hall, Princeton, NJ  08544

609-258-3035

graddean@princeton.edu

University of Texas at Austin

51

Teresa Sullivan, Dean of the Graduate School

Mail Building 101, Austin, TX 78712

512-499-4233

tsullivan@utsystem.edu

Blacks

 

 

 

 

 

Nova Southeastern University

217

Ronald Chenail, Academic Affairs

3301 College Avenue, Ft. Lauderdale, FL  33341

954-262-7055

ron@nova.edu

Howard University

176

Orlando Taylor, Dean of the Graduate School

2400 Sixth Street, NW, Washington, DC  20059

202-806-6800

otaylor@howard.edu

Ohio State University

114

Susan Huntington, Dean of the Graduate School

Third Floor, Lincoln Tower, 1800 Cannon Drive, Columbus, OH  43210-1270

614-292-6031

Huntington.1@osu.edu

University of Michigan

109

Earl Lewis, Vice President for Graduate Studies

Ann Arbor, MI  48109

734-764-4401

earlewis@umich.edu

Wayne State University

104

Hilary Ratner, Interim Dean, Graduate Studies

4300 Faculty Administration Building, Detroit, MI  48202

313-577-2170

Hilary.ratner@wayne.edu

Teachers College at Columbia University

93

No info.

 

 

 

University of Maryland at College Park

92

J. Dennis O’Connor, Dean, Graduate School

College Park, MD  20742

301-405-4174 ext. 54175

Joconno3@umd.edu

Temple University

85

Aquiles Iglesias, Dean, Graduate School

Carnell Hall, Room 501, 1803 North Broad St., Philadelphia, PA  19122

215-204-6578

Tu_grad@blue.temple.edu

Clark Atlanta University

83

William Boone, Dean, Graduate School

216 Harkness Hall, 233 James P. Brawley Dr., SW, Atlanta, GA  30314

404-880-8742

wboonie@cau.edu

Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University

72

Karen DePauw, Dean, Graduate School

Sandy Hall, Blacksburg, VA  24061-0325

504-231-7581

kpdepauw@vt.edu

Walden University

67

No info.

 

 

 

Florida State University

63

Dianne Harrison, Dean, Graduate School

408 Westcott, Tallahassee, FL 32306

850-644-1103

dfharris@mailer.fsu.edu

Michigan State University

60

Karen Klomparens, Dean, Graduate School

118 Linton Hall, E. Lansing, MI  48824

517-353-3220

kklompar@msu.edu

Texas Southern University

60

Joseph Jones, Dean, Graduate School

3100 Cleburne Avenue, Houston, TX  77004

713-313-7233

Jones_jx@tsu.edu

University of Massachusetts at Amherst

58

James Walker, Dean Graduate School

Goodell Bldg., 140 Hicks Way, Amherst, MA  01003-9333

413-545-3754

graddean@resgs.umass.edu

North Carolina State University at Raleigh

57

Robert Sowell, Dean, Graduate School

Campus Box 7102, Peele Hall, 10 Watauga Club Drive, Raleigh, NC  27695-7102

919-515-7956

Robert_sowell@ncsu.edu

Univ. of Texas at Austin

57

Teresa Sullivan, Dean, Graduate School

Mail Bldg., 101, Austin, TX  78712

512-499-4233

tsullivan@utsystem.edu

University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

56

Tony Waldrop, Vice Chancellor for Graduate Studies

Bynum Hall, Chapel Hill, NC  27599

919-962-1319

twaldrop@unc.edu

University of California at Berkeley

55

Mary Ann Mason, Dean Graduate Division

309 Sproul Hall #5900, Berkeley, CA  94720-5900

510-642-5472

graddean@uclink4.berkeley.edu

University of Florida

55

Winfred Phillips, Dean, Graduate School

2nd Floor, Grinter Hall, Gainesville, FL  32611-5500

352-392-9271

wphil@ufl.edu

Hispanics

 

 

 

 

 

University of Texas at Austin

105

Teresa Sullivan, Dean Graduate School

Mail Bldg. 101, Austin, TX  78712

512-499-4233

tsullivan@utsystem.edu

University of Puerto Rico at Rio Piedras Campus

101

No info.

 

 

 

University of California at Berkeley

93

Mary Ann Mason, Dean, Graduate Division

309 Sproul Hall #5900, Berkeley, CA  94720-5900

510-642-5472

graddean@uclink4.berkeley.edu

University of California at Los Angeles

92

Claudia Mitchell-Kernan, Dean, Graduate Division

405 Hillgard Avenue, Box 951361, Los Angeles, CA  90095-1361

310-825-4383

cmkernan@gdnet.ucla.edu

Texas A & M University

89

J. Rick Giardino, Dean, Graduate School

302 Jack K. Williams Administrative Building, College Station, TX  77843-1113

979-845-3631

rickg@tamu.edu

Harvard University

67

Peter Ellison, Graduate Dean, Arts & Sciences

8 Garden St., Byerly Hall 220, Cambridge, MA  02138-3654

617-496-1464

 

Stanford University

66

Ann George, Dean, Graduate Policies

Stanford, CA  94305

650-723-2300

angeo@stanford.edu

University of Southern California

63

Jonathan Kotler, Director, Graduate School

Los Angeles, CA  90089

213-740-2311

kotler@usc.edu

University of Michigan

58

Earl Lewis, Vice Provost, Graduate School

Ann Arbor, MI  48109

734-764-4401

earlewis@umich.edu

Arizona State University

54

Bianca Bernstein, Dean, Graduate School

Tempe, AZ  85287

480-965-7279

bbernstein@asu.edu

University of New Mexico

54

Teresita Aguilar, Graduate Dean

107 Humanities Building, Albuquerque, NM  87131-1041

505-277-6062

tanguilar@unm.edu

New York University

54

Catharine Stimpson, Graduate Dean, Arts & Sciences

One-Half Fifth Avenue, New York, NY  10003

212-998-8040

Catharine.stimpson@nyu.edu

University of Miami, FL

53

Steven Ullman, Graduate Dean

1541 Brescia Avenue, Coral Gables, FL  33124-3220

305-284-4154

sullman@miami.edu

Nova Southeastern University

52

Ronald Chenail, Academic Affairs

3301 College Avenue, Ft. Lauderdale, FL  33341

954-262-7055

ron@nova.edu

Pennsylvania State University

52

Reginal Vasilatos-Younken, Senior Associate Dean

114 Kern Graduate Building, University Park, PA  16802

814-865-2516

rxv@psu.edu

University of Arizona

51

Gary Pivo, Dean, Graduate School

Administration 322, P.O. Box 210066, Tuscon, AZ

520-621-3471

 

University of Wisconsin at Madison

47

Martin Cadwallader, Dean, Graduate School

500 Lincoln Drive, Madison, WI  53706

608-262-1044

mtcadwal@facstaff.wisc.edu

University of Colorado at Boulder

46

Carol Lynch, Dean, Graduate School

Regent Hall, Room 308

303-492-2890

Carol.lynch@colorado.edu

University of Massachusetts at Amherst

46

James Walker, Dean, Graduate School

Goodell Building, 140 Hicks Way, Amherst, MA  01003-9333

413-545-0111

graddean@resgs.umass.edu

Caribbean Center for Advancement Studies, PR

43

No info.

 

 

 

Native Americans

 

 

 

 

 

University of Oklahoma at Norman

27

T. H. Lee Williams, Dean, Graduate School

Room 313, 1000 Asp Avenue, Norman, OK  73019

405-325-3811

lwilliams@ou.edu

Oklahoma State University

16

Tim Pettibone, Dean, Graduate School

202 Whitehurst, Stillwater, OK 74078-1019

405-744-6368

 

University of California at Berkeley

11

Mary Ann Mason, Dean, Graduate Division

309 Sproul Hall #5900, Berkeley, CA  94720-5900

510-642-5472

graddean@uclink4.berkeley.edu

University of Wisconsin at Madison

11

Martin Cadwallader, Dean, Graduate School

500 Lincoln Drive, Madison, WI  53706

608-262-1044

mtcadwal@facstaff.wisc.edu

University of Arizona

10

Gary Pivo, Dean, Graduate School

Administration 322, P.O. Box 210066,Tucson, AZ  85721-0066

520-621-3471

 

University of Arkansas at Fayetteville

10

Collis Geren, Dean, Graduate Studies

119 Ozark Hall, Fayetteville, AR 72701

479-575-5901

cgeren@uark.edu

Stanford University

10

Ann George, Dean, Graduate Policy

Stanford, CA  94305

650-723-2300

anngeo@stanford.edu

Harvard University

9

Peter Ellison, Graduate Dean, Arts & Sciences

8 Garden St., Byerly Hall 220, Cambridge, MA  02138-3654

617-496-1464

pellison@fas.harvard.edu

University of Michigan

9

Earl Lewis, Vice Provost for Graduate Studies

Ann Arbor, MI  48109

734-764-4401

earlewis@umich.edu

University of Texas at Austin

9

Teresa Sullivan, Dean, Graduate School

Mail Building 101, Austin, TX  78712

512-499-4233

tsullivan@utsystem.edu

University of Washington

9

Marsha Landolt, Dean, Graduate School

P.O. Box 353770, G-1, Communications, Seattle, WA  98195

206-543-7468

landolt@u.washington.edu

Michigan State University

8

Karen Klomparens, Dean, Graduate School

118 Linton Hall, E. Lansing, MI  48824

517-355-0301

kklompar@msu.edu

North Carolina State University at Raleigh

8

Robert Sowell, Dean, Graduate School

Campus Box 7102 Peele Hall, 10 Watauga Club Drive, Raleigh, NC  27695-7102

919-515-2871

Robert_sowell@ncsu.edu

Pennsylvania State University

8

Regina Vasilatos-Younteen, Senior Associate Dean

114 Kern Graduate Building, University Park, PA  16802

814-865-2516

rxv@psu.ed

Texas A & M University

8

J. Rick Giardino, Dean, Graduate School

302 Jack K. Williams Administrative Building, College Station, TX  77843-1113

979-845-2516

 

University of California at Los Angeles

7

Claudia Mitchell-Kernan, Dean, Graduate Division

405 Hillgard Avenue, Box 951361, Los Angeles, CA  90095-1361

310-825-4383

cmkernan@gdnet.ucla.edu

University of Missouri at Columbia

7

Suzanne Ortega, Graduate Dean

210 Jesse Hall, Columbia, MO  65211

573-882-9576

ortegas@missouri.edu

University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

7

Tony Waldrop, Vice Chancellor, Graduate Studies

Bynum Hall, Chapel Hill, NC  27599

919-966-2611

twaldrop@unc.edu

University of North Dakota

7

Joseph Benoit, Dean, Graduate Studies

P.O. Box 8178, Grand Forks, ND  58202

701-777-2784

J_benoit@mail.und.nodak.edu

Purdue University

7

John Contreni, Dean, Graduate School

S. Grant St, W. Lafayette, IN 47906-3572

765-494-2600

contreni@purdue.edu

 

 

 

 

APPENDIX C

 Professional Organizations

 

Name

Title

Organization

Address

Phone Number

E-Mail Address

 

Musil, Caryn M.

Vice President, Office of Diversity, Equity and Global Initiatives

Association of American Colleges and Universities

1818 R Street

Washington, DC

20009

(202) 387-3760

Not listed

Van Ummersen, Claire

Vice President and Director, OWHE Specialization:  Empowerment, Advancement and Equal Opportunity, Workforce Issues and Access for Women in Higher Education

Office of Women in Higher Education

One Dupont Circle NW

Washington, DC

20036

(202) 939-9390

owhe@ace.nche.edu

Harvey, William

Vice President and Director, Office of Minorities in Higher Education

American Council on Education

One Dupont Circle NW

Washington, DC

20036

(202) 939-9395

william_harvey@ace.nche.edu

 

Sell, Roger

President

Professor and Director, Academic Development Center

The POD Network (Professional and Organizational Development Network in Higher Education)

P.O. Box 9696

Fort Collins, CO

80525

(970) 377-9269

RogerSell@smsu.edu

 

Urbanowicz, Nancy

Executive Director

Academy of Management

P.O. Box 3020

Briarcliff Manor, NY

10510-3020

(914) 923-2607

academy@pace.edu

 

Gaffney, Terri

Executive Director

American Academy of Nursing

600 Maryland Ave. SW

Suite 100 West

Washington, DC

20024-2571

(202) 651-7238

tgaffney@ana.org

 

Sutherland, Tracey

Interim Executive Director

American Accounting Association

5717 Bessie Drive

Sarasota, FL

34233-2399

(941) 921-7747

office@aaahq.org

 

Davis, Michael

Chief Executive Officer

AAHPERD

(American Alliance for Health, Physical Education, Recreation & Dance)

1900 Association Drive

Reston, VA

20191-1598

(703) 476-3400

Not listed

Klein, Carol

Executive Director

American Association of Teachers of Spanish and Portuguese

423 Exton Commons

Exton, PA

19341-2451

(610) 363-7005

Not listed

 

Khoury, Bernard

Executive Officer

American Association of Physics Teachers

One Physics Ellipse

College Park, MD

20740-3845

(301) 209-3311

Not listed

Abrate, Jayne

Director

American Association of Teachers of French

AATF National Headquarters

Mailcode 4510

Southern Illinois University

Carbondale, IL  62901-4510

 

(618) 453-5733

abrate@siu.edu

 

McGuire, Saundra

Chair

American Chemical Society

1155 Sixteenth St., NW

Washington, DC  20036

(800) 227-5558

help@acs.org

 

Levine, Felice

Executive Director

American Educational Research Association

1230 Seventeenth St. NW

Washington, DC  20036

(202) 223-9485

Not listed

Bass, Hyman

President

American Mathematical Society

201 Charles Street

Providence RI  02904-6248

(800) 321-4AMS

ams@ams.org

 

Doyle, Debbie Ann

Executive Assistant and Convention Assistant

American Historical Society

400 A Street, SE

Washington, DC  20003-3889

(202) 544-2422

www.theaha.org

 

(no individual address listed)

Kelly, Michael

Executive Director

American Philosophical Association

31 Amstel Ave.

University of Delaware

Newark, DE  19716-4797

(302) 831-1112

apaOnline@udel.edu

 

Brintnall, Michael

Executive Director

American Political Science Association

1527 New Hampshire Ave., NW

Washington, DC  20036-2657

(202) 483-2512

brintnall@apsanet.org

 

Noble, Linda

President

American Psychological Associaton- Society for the Teaching of Psychology

Kennesaw State University

Kennesaw, GA

(770) 423-6124

lnoble@kennesaw.edu

 

 

 

Jones, James

Program Director, Minority Fellowship Program

American Psychological Association

750 First St., NE

Washington, DC

20002-4242

(202) 336-6123

jjones@apa.org

 

Kraut, Alan

Executive Director

American Psychological Society

1010 Vermont Ave., NW

Suite 1100

Washington, DC  20005-4907

(202) 783-2077

akraut@aps.washington.dc.us

 

(no individual address listed)

Ronald Atlas

President

American Society for Microbiology

Graduate School Administration, 139 Life Sciences, University of Louisville, Louisville, KY  40292

(502) 852-3957

rmatla01@louisville.edu

 

Bonawitz, Mary

President

American Society of Women Accountants

1595 Spring Hill Road

Suite 330

Vienna, VA  22182

(570) 385-6085

mfbonawitz@cs.com

 

Hillsman, Sally

Executive Officer

American Sociological Association

1307 New York Ave., NW

Suite 700

Washington, DC  20005

(202) 383-9005

hillsman@asanet.org

 

Quisenberry, Nancy

President

Association for Childhood Educational International

17904 Georgia Ave., Suite 215

Olney, MD  20832

(301) 570-2212

aceihq@aol.com

 

Ronald Abler

Executive Director

Association of American Geographers

1710 Sixteenth St., NW, Washington, DC  20009-3198

202-234-1450

rabler@aag.org

Grey, Harvette

President

Association of Black Psychologists

P.O. Box 55999
Washington, DC  20040

(202) 722-0808

admin@abpsi.org

 

Horton, Hayward

President

Association of Black Sociologists

4200 Wisconsin Ave., NW

PMB 106-257

Washington, DC  20016-2143

(518) 442-4907

hdh@csc.albany.edu

 

Aurbach, Michael

President

College Art Association

275 Seventh Avenue

New York, NY  10001

(212) 691-1051

nyoffice@collegeart.org

 

Levin, Malcolm

President

Association of College & University Biology Educators

Department of Environmental Studies

University of Illinois-Springfield

Public Affairs Center Rm. 312

Springfield, IL  62794-9243

None listed

www.acube.org

 

Carley, Wayne

Executive Director

National Association of Biology Teachers

12030 Sunrise Valley Drive, Suite 110

Reston, VA  20191

(800) 406-0775

office@nabt.org

 

Griffin-Hunter, Kim

National President

National Association of Black Accountants

7249-A Hanover Parkway

Greenbelt, MD  20770

(301) 474-NABA

www.nabainc.org

 

(no individual address listed)

 

Hutchinson, Janis

N/A

Association of Black Anthropologists

Dept. of Anthropology

University of Houston

4800 Calhoun St.

Houston, TX  77204-5882

None listed

jhutchinson@uh.edu

 

Straley, Tina

Executive Director

Mathematical Association of America

1529 Eighteenth St., NW

Washington, DC  20036-1385

(800) 741-9415

tstraley@maa.org

 

Greenberg, Jill Moss

Executive Director

National Association for Multicultural Education

733 Fifteenth St., NW

Suite 430

Washington, DC  20005

(202) 628-6263

name@nameorg.org

 

Newborn, Tangie

Executive Director

National Association of Black Journalists

University of Maryland

8701-A Adelphi Road

Adelphi, MD

20783-1716

(301) 445-7100

Tangie@nabj.org

 

Gonzalez, Juan

President

National Association of Hispanic Journalists

450 W. 33rd St.

New York, NY

10001-2603

None listed

jgonzaleznahj@aol.com

 

Merced-Galindez, Florentino

Director

Dept. of Health and Human Services/USPHS, National Institute of Health

The Hispanic Nurses Organization

Bldg. 10, Rm. 105-255

Bethesda, MD

20892-1868

(301) 435-5623

www.thehispanicnurses.org

 

(no individual address listed)

 

Richards, Hilda

President

National Black Nurses Association

8630 Fenton St., Suite 330

Silver Spring, MD  20910-3803

(301) 589-3200

NBNA@erols.com

 

Gaudino, James

Executive Director

National Communication Association

1765 N. Street, NW

Washington, DC  20036

(202) 464-4622

jgaudino@natcom.org

 

Woods, Jacqueline

Executive Director

American Association of University Women

1111 Sixteenth St., NW

Washington, DC  20036

(800) 326-AAUW

woodsj@aauw.org

 

White, Delano

Chairperson

National Society of Black Engineers

World Headquarters

1454 Duke St.

Alexandria, VA  22314

(703) 549-2207

info@nsbe.org

 

Barnes, Denise

Executive Board Chair

National Organization for the Professional advancement of Black Chemists and Chemical Engineers

P.O. Box 77040

Washington, DC

20013

(770) 798-5760

boardchair@nobcche.org

 

Williamson, Kent

Executive Director

National Council of Teachers of English

1111 W. Kenyon Rd.

Urbana, IL

61801-1096

 

(800) 369-6283

public_info@ncte.org

 

Joe Rivera

President

Society of Hispanic Professional Engineers

5400 E. Olympic Blvd.

Suite 210

Los Angeles, CA  90022

(323) 725-3970

shpenational@shpe.org