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UI Chief Diversity Officer Candidate Sees Diversity as a “Ladder” |
 Terryl Ross is one of five candidates for the position of chief diversity officer at the University of Iowa, and his vision for the future of diversity at the school is like a ladder. At one end, there are people who don’t care about diversity. At the other are those who have a passion for it. And then there are the people in between. If UI officials can get everyone on that ladder to move up one rung, it would make a whole different school and community. Ross provided a list of obstacles to his goal of boosting diversity at the UI in a presentation he gave to around 50 people the morning of April 26. Click here to read more.
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