For companies to have the competitive edge, recruiting and retaining the best talent is the clearest path to business success, said a panel of chief diversity officers during DiversityInc’s learning event in Washington, D.C.
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Ernst & Young’s Discover Tax program aims to bring more Blacks, Latinos and American Indians into the tax profession. How are they doing it?
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Participating in the month-long Pepsi Refresh competition, GLSEN has a chance to win a quarter-million-dollar grant toward its Safe Space Campaign. But GLSEN needs your help to win.
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The ODASIS program provides educational support to Black, Latino and economically disadvantaged students pursuing careers in science, technology, engineering and mathematics.
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Melinda Gates’ resignation from the Washington Post board comes shortly after the release of a highly critical report, funded partly by the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, that likens for-profit colleges to subprime-mortgage lenders, targeting low-income and traditionally underrepresented students.
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A recent review of S&P 100 companies shows that women account for only 1 in 10 top paid executives and 1 in 5 board members.
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See how The PhD Project, which has tripled the number of Black, Latino and American Indian professors in business schools, is now expanding diversity even further up the ladder.
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From where to post job ads to what not to ask during interviews, this roundup of pre-employment practices can help your company avoid litigation.
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From where to post job ads to what not to ask during interviews, this roundup of pre-employment practices can help your company avoid litigation.
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Watch Deloitte’s Chief Diversity Officer John Zamora tell how honest performance input helped him learn from mistakes and succeed.
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Look no further than Rutgers University, where one professor has dedicated his life to helping Black, Latino and other traditionally underrepresented undergrads pursue careers in science, technology, engineering and math.
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Attracting employees with different perspectives has helped the corporate giant thrive, says IBM’s Vice President of Diversity and Workforce Programs Ron Glover. What else did Glover say at DiversityInc�s chief diversity officers roundtable?
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Rutgers University’s Nontraditional Career Resource Center empowers students by challenging career stereotypes and encouraging social action. Read how this program is effecting change in young people.
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Does diversity in a student body increase the quality and value of the education? Rutgers University – Newark Chancellor Steve Diner has done the research and is convinced of it.
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Recent studies show that Black men are starting to close the gender gap in Black law-school enrollment. But Blacks in general are still underrepresented in the legal profession.
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