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Women Chief Executives and their Approaches Towards Equity in American Universities
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Women EmpowermentEducationProgrammatic MotifsApproaches Towards EquitySocial SciencesRaceGender DisparityAfrican American EducationEducational EquityGender StudiesBlack WomenManagementCultural DiversityAfrican American StudiesCollege PipelineEducational AdministrationHigher Education PolicyWomen StudiesRacial EquityWomen Chief ExecutivesIntersectionalityAmerican UniversitiesProgrammatic MechanismsEducational LeadershipAmerican Higher EducationFeminist TheoryEqual Educational OpportunityHigher EducationHigher Education ManagementWomen's EmpowermentAffirmative Action StudiesGender Divide
This article investigates the role of equity, diversity and affirmative action in colleges and universities in the USA-all are policy and programmatic mechanisms designed to offer educational opportunities to those who have not been full participants in American higher education. A context is offered via a breakdown of relevant demographic characteristics, a review of the literature, and an examination of the evolution and current state of equity and affirmative action in American higher education. Finally, a perspective of the current climate in American academe is offered through an analysis of the results of a series of qualitative interviews with African American women university executives. General thematic policy and programmatic motifs are articulated which can help ensure post-secondary options for those who might normally be denied opportunities.
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