Critiques for Transformation: Reimagining Colleges and Communities for Social Justice
Edited by
Lorenzo DuBois Baber;
Lorenzo DuBois Baber
University of Illinois
, Urbana-Champaign
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Heather McCambly
Heather McCambly
University of Pittsburgh
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Emerald Publishing Limited
ISBN electronic:
979-8-88730-261-4
ISBN print:
979-8-88730-260-7
Publication date:
2023
Book Chapter
Chapter 10: The More Things Change, the More they Remain The Same: Examining Exclusion at the Highest Level of University Control
By
Raquel M. Rall;
Raquel M. Rall
University of California Riverside
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Demetri L. Morgan;
Demetri L. Morgan
Loyola University Chicago
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Felecia Commodore
Felecia Commodore
Old Dominion University
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Raquel M. Rall
University of California Riverside
Demetri L. Morgan
Loyola University Chicago
Felecia Commodore
Old Dominion University
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Raquel M. Rall, Demetri L. Morgan, Felecia Commodore, 2023. "The More Things Change, the More they Remain The Same: Examining Exclusion at the Highest Level of University Control", Critiques for Transformation: Reimagining Colleges and Communities for Social Justice, Lorenzo DuBois Baber, Heather McCambly
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Abstract
Problematizing inattention to institutional governing boards in higher education, this chapter provides a critical examination on how concepts of Whiteness shape boards’ role(s) in leading institutions to respond or retrench in the face of the needs and demands of minoritized populations.
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