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ASU Remote 2022: Toward Ending the Monolithic View of “Underrepresented Students” In U.S. Higher Education

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ASU Remote Faculty Summit 2022 in partnership with Every Learner Everywhere® June 2022

Topic: Equity in Higher Education Student Experience

Role: Administrators Instructional Support Staff

Equity efforts in U.S. colleges and universities are limited by their tendency to aggregate data and discourse about all so-called “underrepresented students.” Aggregation hides unique needs, assets, and intergroup heterogeneity. The session summarizes what was learned through interviews with students, academic leaders, and student advocates about how disaggregating learner data can enable equity-centered education for minoritized, poverty-affected, and first-generation students.

Presenter: Robert McGuire, Owner McGuire Editorial & Consulting, LLC

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McGuire, R. (2022, June 9) Toward ending the monolithic view of “Underrepresented Students” in U.S. Higher Education [Video] Every Learner Everywhere® and ASU Remote Faculty Summit. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l9O0En6_Yg0&list=PLc9-1gBe1Xr_KX_6fu5NFtHi6IslxP3I3&index=12

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