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Francisco-Menchavez, Valerie; Yoshino, Aiko; Gallo, Carina; Thoyre, Autumn; Viren, Paige – About Campus, 2023
The aim of this essay is to show the importance of faculty collaboration in combating structural educational inequities and how it can help to radically reimagine pedagogy and higher education in the pandemic and beyond. Abolitionist teaching and pedagogy can begin with peer exchange--a teaching commons--that can support faculty before they even…
Descriptors: Cooperation, Sharing Behavior, Collegiality, Peer Relationship
Castro, Erin L.; Fierros, Cindy; Montero, Edgar – About Campus, 2023
Routine practices in federal and state penal facilities deny undocumented individuals access to various programming, including sentence-mandated and education programs. Many prison higher education programs also exclude individuals who are not US citizens and because undocumented people cannot access Pell Grant funds, it is unlikely they will…
Descriptors: Higher Education, Access to Education, Correctional Education, Institutionalized Persons
Brown, Michael; Klein, Carrie – About Campus, 2023
The American College Personnel Association recognized the increased prominence of digital technologies in student affairs work, developing a technology competency area that includes foundational, intermediate, and advanced objectives for data use. However, as the role of technology use in student affairs practice rapidly changes, it is…
Descriptors: Data Use, Social Justice, Equal Education, Technology Uses in Education
Ocean, Mia; Vanidestine, Todd; Radis, Brie; O'Neal, Gwenelle; Nuccio, Tori L.; Craig, Sherri; Tucker, Yema; Woleschok, Jacob; DeLoach, Yasmine Marie; Hendricks, Najah; Lair, Liam Oliver; Akbar, Ginneh L. – About Campus, 2023
In this article, the authors share how they facilitated remote work-study options during COVID-19 as a united university community following anti-oppressive practice (AOP). Work-study is a Title IV campus-based program that had been somewhat static since its inception in 1964 but now has been challenged to reignite its role in addressing social…
Descriptors: Distance Education, Work Study Programs, COVID-19, Pandemics
Machado, Jessica; Courneya, Jocelyn; Idrees, Afrah; Morsillo, Rebecca; Richards, Nordia; Panitch, Melanie; Wehbi, Samantha – About Campus, 2023
Along with a host of higher education institutions (HEI), Ryerson University has championed social innovation in its programming for the past several years, culminating in the development of the Office of Social Innovation (OSI). They define social innovation as the practice of using creative and collaborative approaches to challenge historical…
Descriptors: Foreign Countries, Undergraduate Students, Graduate Students, Innovation
Squire, Dian; Liu, Pauline – About Campus, 2022
After years of enrolling high numbers of Hispanic/Latinx students, Northern Arizona University (NAU) gained Hispanic Serving Institution (HSI) status in Spring 2021. The institution currently enrolls a Hispanic/Latinx community of 25%. However, servingness is not accurately reflected through percentages alone. Rather, a university that engages in…
Descriptors: Equal Education, Educational History, Hispanic American Students, Minority Serving Institutions
Mobley, Steve D., Jr.; Johnson, Ramon W.; Sewell, Christopher J. P.; Johnson, Jennifer M.; Neely, Amon J. – About Campus, 2021
In recent years, Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs) have been in the midst of student unrest that is derivative of the surging racial turmoil across the country. HBCU students, fueled by a desire for change have been less inclined to acquiesce to campus administrations whom they believe do not have their best interests in mind.…
Descriptors: Black Colleges, College Students, LGBTQ People, Activism
Wang, Amy C.; Mac, Jacqueline; Museus, Samuel – About Campus, 2021
Just as important as the power of student activism to catalyze change on college campuses is the potential of Ethnic Studies and Asian American and Native American Pacific Islander Serving Institution (AANAPISI) programs to create the conditions for college students to develop their consciousness of systemic injustices and capacities to engage in…
Descriptors: Ethnic Studies, Minority Serving Institutions, Asian American Students, Pacific Americans
Modeling Mutuality through Critical Service-Learning for Graduate Students Studying Higher Education
Davis, Jemilia S.; Jaeger, Audrey J.; Pharr, Marsha B. – About Campus, 2021
At North Carolina State University (NC State), first-year master's students in the Higher Education Administration program enroll in the Foundations of Higher Education & Student Affairs (EAC 540) course that provides an introduction to the field of higher education and student affairs administration, including the historical and philosophical…
Descriptors: Service Learning, Graduate Students, Postsecondary Education as a Field of Study, Masters Programs
Wright-Mair, Raquel; Vaughn, Kehaulani; Museus, Samuel D. – About Campus, 2021
Systemic oppression is a pervasive and insidious problem in U.S. society. In higher education, challenging oppression sometimes requires exposing how institutions perpetuate violence toward minoritized populations, passionate confrontations with people who have committed undeniably egregious acts or are key powerbrokers actively perpetuating…
Descriptors: Teacher Responsibility, Social Justice, Activism, Higher Education
Ludvik, Marilee Bresciani – About Campus, 2020
In their bold vision Forward Framework, the Association for College Personnel Administrators (ACPA; 2018) has defined an explorative divesting of power from colonizers as decolonization. The definition of decolonization is "a long-term process of first recognizing and then divesting bureaucratic, cultural, linguistic, educational, and…
Descriptors: Postcolonialism, Attitude Change, Social Justice, Teaching Methods
Willoughby, Case – About Campus, 2020
Case Willoughby begins by recalling his experience as a Class Dean at Columbia University in New York City about eight miles north of the burning twin towers on September 11, 2001. He reflects that everyone in New York City had this horrible shared experience that made the city of wildly different people into one whole. The entire country was…
Descriptors: Terrorism, Public Health, Coping, College Students
Perez-Felkner, Lara; Ford, Jesse Randall; Zhao, Teng; Anthony, Marshall, Jr.; Harrison, Jamaal Andrew; Rahming, Sophia Glenyse – About Campus, 2020
Seventy-five years after the publication of Abraham Maslow's seminal theory on the importance of basic needs (Maslow, 1943), it is now understood that food, housing, and security also matter for college students' learning and success. Sara Goldrick-Rab's (2016) "Paying the Price" cast a spotlight on basic needs insecurity in college,…
Descriptors: Student Needs, Doctoral Students, Security (Psychology), Social Justice
Bettez, Silvia Cristina – About Campus, 2020
Instructors and professors know from their experiences as learners that engaged, interactive, dialogical learning can enhance understanding and increase joy in the learning process. Yet many were primarily taught through traditional lecture-style techniques and continue that pattern in their own teaching. As a professor who believes learning…
Descriptors: Higher Education, Social Justice, Community, Group Dynamics
Luna De La Rosa, Mari – About Campus, 2019
Teaching and promoting multicultural competence at Azusa Pacific University, diversity and social justice at a Christian university, can result in a paradoxical intersection of higher education. There is often tension associated with graduate students exploring diversity and Christian faith. Specifically the unbiblical nature of Christian…
Descriptors: Cultural Awareness, Cultural Pluralism, Higher Education, Church Related Colleges