campus diversity
University population variety
Campus diversity refers to the demographic variety among students, faculty, and staff at a college or university—differences in race, ethnicity, socioeconomic background, religion, gender, sexuality, and national origin.
The term often appears in discussions of admissions policies and institutional priorities: The university is committed to campus diversity.
Critics sometimes use it dismissively to suggest superficial representation without meaningful inclusion.
- raceCompetition of speed
- cross-cultural dialogueDiscussion between different societies
- open dialogueUnrestricted mutual communication
- town hall meetingsOpen civic discussion events
- intersectionalityInterconnected identity-based discrimination study
identity politics · affirmative action · bias training · multiculturalism · immigration status · disability · gender · socioeconomic status · ethnicity · minority representation · underrepresented groups · peer mentoring · equity · pluralism · cultural centers · religion · hiring practices · inclusion
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