Presented by Maria Luz Fernandez, PhD (Diversity Committee Chair) to the University Senate March 2, 2015.

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Presented by Maria Luz Fernandez, PhD (Diversity Committee Chair) to the University Senate March 2, 2015

  The Committee was created on November 10, 2008  Charge: This committee shall review University policies, practices, and conditions relevant to supporting and promoting diversity among students, faculty, and staff. This committee may recommend any desirable expressions of Senate opinion on these matters, and it shall make an annual report at the April meeting of the Senate Senate Diversity Committee

 UConn Efforts for Diversity Senate Diversity Committee, 2008 Task Force for Diversity, 2014 Provost Commission on Institutional Diversity, 2012 Diversity Strategic Planning Committee, 2013 Diversity Action Committee, 2002 Other: Diversity Committees in some Schools and Colleges Why are we still having so many problems in the retention of diverse faculty and staff ?

  Highly successful Undergraduate recruitment  High rates of retention (82% for 2013)  What are we doing right with students? Underrepresented Students at UConn

 UConn: What the numbers tell us about faculty and staff

 Adapted from the ODE web site Faculty: Gender % Years

 Faculty: Diversity Adapted from the ODE web site Percentage

 Faculty: Under-represented Number of Faculty Adapted from the ODE web site

 Staff: Diversity Percentage Adapted from the ODE web site

 Staff: Comparisons with the State of Connecticut Percentage Adapted from the ODE web site

 Retention Strategies

 Numerous Initiatives  President’s Office  Office of Diversity and Equity (ODE)  Provost Office  Human Resources  Women’s Center  Deans  Various Committees

 What can we do?

  Central Diversity Office with a main focus on initiatives for the recruitment and retention of diverse faculty and staff  Institutionalize a Mentoring Program to support under-represented faculty and staff through the various stages of their career at UConn  Promote diversity among students, faculty and staff by giving excellence in diversity awards on a yearly basis to show that Diversity matters at UConn Proposed Initiatives

  Different from ODE Regulatory, focus on compliance Gathering of diversity data  Proposed Diversity Office Dedicated to the recruitment and retention of minority faculty and staff In charge of Implementing strategies to retain diverse faculty and staff Diversity Office

  Composition : Office should have in addition to a Diversity Officer, active participation of faculty and staff  “Diversity Caucus”  Ideas come from this office Diversity Office

Presentation of results in a National/International meeting PhD dissertation/MS Thesis Publications Implementation Measurable Outcomes Results

Show in our numbers that we have increased retention Support from the upper Administration Increased retention rates Implementation Measurable Outcomes Results

  Ambassador Programs  Spousal Hires  Teaching support  Collaborative grants program  Travel awards to enhance research  Training workshops  Invited Speakers  Exit Interviews  Celebration of Diversity Numerous ideas

  Central Diversity Office with a main focus on initiatives for the recruitment and retention of diverse faculty and staff  Institutionalize a Mentoring Program to support underrepresented faculty and staff through the various stages of their career at UConn  Promote diversity among students, faculty and staff by giving excellence in diversity awards on a yearly basis to show that Diversity matters at UConn Proposed Initiatives

 Mentoring Program Someone who teaches or gives help and advice to a less experienced and often but not necessarily a younger person

  Mentoring beyond Academic Success  Social and Personal Components  Resource for Individuals Example: HEMBRA Program Mentoring

 For Faculty:  Adapt to the new environment  Navigate the tenure process  Promotion to full Professor  Leadership and Community Service For Staff  Training in the work place  Support for Promotion  Leadership and Community Service Mentoring Program

  Central Diversity Office with a main focus on initiatives for the recruitment and retention of diverse faculty and staff  Institutionalize a Mentoring Program to support under-represented faculty and staff through the various stages of their career at UConn  Promote diversity among students, faculty and staff by giving excellence in diversity awards on a yearly basis to show that Diversity matters at UConn Proposed Initiatives

  Higher Education Excellence in Diversity (HEED) National Award for Diversity Outstanding Commitment for Diversity and Inclusion

 Targeted awards  Individuals who have gone above and beyond to promote inclusion, equity and social justice  Students (Graduate and Undergraduate)  Faculty  Staff

  Retention of Diversity faculty and staff should not be a topic of discussion but rather a goal that should be actively pursued Concluding thoughts