A mandate that would require all incoming St. Joe’s students to take a one-credit diversity course, Inequality in American Society (INT 151), within their first two years at the university was approved...
In solidarity:
Intellectual Saidiya Hartman suggests that American ideology fashions Black people as objects. As such, Hartman argues that Black people garner empathy only in death. Many will dismiss...
A campus-wide forum to address the four bias incidents reported this semester was held in Michael J. Hagan ’85 Arena on Nov. 4.
The forum, attended by approximately 1,800 people, was organized by...
Aisha Damali Lockridge, Ph.D., was elected Faculty Senate president at the end of the spring 2019 semester. Lockridge is currently an associate professor of English with a specialty in African-American...
Ana Faguy '19 co-wrote this article.
Four faculty-led working groups have been meeting all semester to discuss ways to address climate diversity issues on campus.
Faculty Senate President Ron Dufresne,...
Faculty Senate conducted a discussion about campus climate and what faculty can do to incorporate issues of diversity into the university’s curriculum during its meeting on Jan. 29.
Ron Dufresne, Ph.D.,...
Reflecting on Campus Climate Study results
The university-wide Campus Climate Study commissioned by St. Joe’s at the end of last academic year intended to gauge current levels of inclusion and equity...
Q&A with Faculty Senate President
Ronald L. Dufresne, Ph.D. didn’t expect to be named Faculty Senate President, but is taking on the challenge with skills he's developed over the course of...
Faculty Senate resolution displays solidarity with students
Saint Joseph’s University Faculty Senate has unanimously passed a resolution to support students of immigrant and refugee status.
The resolution...
Faculty Senate allows tenured professors' input on university matters
At Saint Joseph’s University, a group of faculty members meets on the last Tuesday of every month to discuss issues that deal...
