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Adler University has launched its own National Coalition Building Institute (NCBI) Affiliate Team, creating new opportunities to facilitate workshops based on the renowned NCBI DEI Model and Controversial Issue Process. This initiative empowers Adler to offer transformative training sessions to foster a more inclusive campus environment.
Earlier this year, Adler University alum Maj. Amy Thrasher, Psy.D., was selected to lead the training and education of future Army psychologists at one of the U.S. Army’s Clinical Psychology Internship Program.
The chapter examines how AI can both advance and challenge DEI initiatives. AI’s integration in human resource management promises increased productivity and efficiency but poses risks of perpetuating biases if not managed carefully.
Dr. Jason Walker published a three-part series for Forbes designed to help employees and employers manage workplace election stress.
Dr. Lisa Coleman joined a panel of experts to explore the significance of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) initiatives on the “A Seat at the Table” podcast from HR Daily Advisor.
Mirza is reflecting on her higher education journey that took her from Sri Lanka to Canada, the biggest challenge she faced as an international student, the highlights of her time in the MPPA program, and some advice for current and future students at Adler.
Adler University has appointed Michelle Curtain Stewart, Ed.D., as its interim provost, effective Nov. 1. A seasoned higher education leader with more than 20 years of experience, Dr. Stewart joins Adler from the Institute for Clinical Social Work, Psychodynamic Graduate School, where she served as president and CEO. There, she led strategic planning, budgeting, partnership […]
I wrote my dissertation with love and empowerment — and to all the young women of colour I have had the honour of teaching, you further inspired and clarified my vision of a better tomorrow for us all.
One of the pieces of advice Anushka Jindal wants to remind her fellow graduates is simple: Do not put limits on your own potential. Their newly earned degrees are about to, if it hasn’t, open doors.
Lawrence Benito currently serves as the executive director at the Illinois Coalition for Immigrant and Refugee Rights (ICIRR), a group dedicated to promoting the rights of immigrants and refugees to full and equal participation in the civic, cultural, social, and political life of our diverse society.