ACES: Developing a Valid and Reliable Survey to Assess Faculty Support of Diversity Goals.

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ACES: Developing a Valid and Reliable Survey to Assess Faculty Support of Diversity Goals

ImportanceImportance  Diversity is an increasingly vital objective in higher education To what extent are various institutional goals supported by faculty or being met? Many higher education surveys about diversity currently exist, usually aimed at students Other surveys for faculty are usually developed at institutions for internal evaluations only

ImportanceImportance  With a valid & reliable survey we could: Establish baselines and compare these measures against the effects of diversity related initiatives over time. Conduct meaningful comparisons across institutions. Contribute to the development of a stronger research base on diversity.

MethodMethod  Pilot instrument with 100 items “Diversity” for this survey was defined as differences of race and ethnicity, national origin, and gender. Offered online to tenure-track, full-time faculty at a large, midwestern, public research university (N = 1205). Sample N = 332  28% response rate

MethodMethod  7 Item categories: options ranged from 1 – Strongly Disagree to 5 – Strongly Agree General attitudes & beliefs  21 Perception of diversity climate  12 Inter-personal relationships  15 Professional norms  9 Research activities  10 Teaching activities  19 Service activities  14

ResultsResults  EFA Four-factor solution provided the best balance of explanatory power and interpretability Explained 48% of the observed variance and resulted in readily interpretable factors A final set of 60 items was retained

“ACES” Survey  “ A ttitude” toward diversity Containing general attitude questions – Diversity should be a factor considered in student admissions to my university. – Hiring a more diverse faculty should be a priority at my university.

“ACES” Survey  “ C areer” activities related to diversity Containing research, teaching, service, and some professional norms questions – Racial and ethnic diversity is represented in the curriculum of my courses. – I explore questions related to race and ethnicity in my research.

“ACES” Survey  “ E nvironment” of diversity Containing perception of diversity climate questions – There is a lot of rhetoric about diversity at my university, but not enough action. – My university supports the professional needs of racial and ethnic minority faculty members.

“ACES” Survey  “ S ocial” interactions with diverse groups Containing inter-personal relationships questions and several from the teaching, research and service categories focused on relationship building – Mentoring female students in research is an important part of my work. – I assist in the recruitment of prospective students from racial and ethnic minority backgrounds to my academic program.

Scale# of itemsMSD  A ttitude toward diversity C areer activities related to diversity E nvironment of diversity S ocial interaction with diverse groups Descriptive Statistics ( N ≈ 235 ) Answer options ranged from 1 – Strongly Disagree to 5 – Strongly Agree

ScaleACES A ttitude toward diversity 1 C areer activities related to diversity 0.50*1 E nvironment of diversity -0.26* S ocial interaction with diverse groups 0.28*0.33* Scale Intercorrelations ( N ≈ 220 ) *p < 0.01; Pattern of low to moderate correlations between scales