CASTAGNO: HRL's Revised DEI Policy Causes Harm to Students
The University's decision to remove DEI and bias modules raises concerns about the administrators' integrity.
Housing and Residence Life (HRL) cut diversity, equity, and inclusion training modules for resident advisors earlier this year.
The sudden and undiscussed changes nullify the benefits of prior inclusion and belonging training for RAs.
- HRL's decision may be related to the July 29 guidance document from the Office of the Attorney General.
- The changes were not transparently communicated to student leaders, widening the division between students and administration.
HRL's actions disadvantage the residential communities they aim to build.
Author's summary: HRL's revised DEI policy harms students.
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