Scholarly Engagement and Decolonisation.
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- 9781928314578
- 378.01
- LB2322.2 .S365 2020
Intro -- CONTENTS -- EDITOR BIOGRAPHIES -- BOOK SERIES -- INTRODUCTION: Scholarly engagement and decolonisation -- THEME I - INSTITUTIONALINCLUSIONARY INITIATIVES -- CHAPTER 1: Assessing the readiness of universities for diversity -- CHAPTER 2: Gender inequity in American higher education -- THEME II - DISRUPTING INSTITUTIONALPOWER/MICROAGGRESSION -- CHAPTER 3: On 'brick walls' and other Black decolonial feminist dilemmas -- CHAPTER 4: Auto-ethnographic reflections on whiteness -- CHAPTER 5: Disruptive moments and normative professionalism -- THEME III - I NCLUDINGSILENT VOICES -- CHAPTER 6: Decolonising research methods -- CHAPTER 7: Veiled ambitions -- CHAPTER 8: Summer Bridge Programs -- CHAPTER 9: Silenced voices no longer -- THEME IV - (ALTERNATIVE) SPACES FORENGAGEMENT -- CHAPTER 10: Community Service Learning and the issue of power -- CHAPTER 11: Portraits of social justice -- CHAPTER 12: The movement of thought -- CHAPTER 13: College choice -- CONCLUSION: Mirrors of reflection.
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