No ways tired : the journey for professionals of color in student affairs. Volume I, change is gonna come : new and entry-level professionals /

Even though diversity is currently conveyed as a ubiquitous principle within institutions of higher education, professionals of color still face issues such as discrimination, the glass ceiling, lack of mentoring, and limited access to career networks. Unfortunately, an open channel does not exist f...

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Other Authors Burke, Monica Galloway (Editor), Robinson, U. Monique (Editor)
Format Electronic eBook
LanguageEnglish
Published Bingley, U.K : Emerald Publishing Limited, 2019.
SeriesResearch, advocacy, collaboration, and empowerment mentoring series.
Subjects
Student affairs administrators > United States.
Minorities in higher education > United States.
Education > Schools > Levels > Higher.
Higher education, tertiary education.
elektronické knihy
electronic books
Online AccessFull text
ISBN9781806606504
DOI10.1108/978-1-64113-759-1
Physical Description1 online resource (178 pages).

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Table of Contents:
  • Foreword
  • Introduction: No ways tired: The journey for professionals of color in student affairs
  • Acknowledgments. A change is gonna come
  • Chapter 1. First yet always last: First-generation professionals of color experiences in higher education / Harold E. Brown
  • Chapter 2. On whose behalf I thrive? In whose voice I speak? / Hoa dieu bui (bài diệu hoa)
  • Chapter 3. Testimonios of entry-level latina/o/x student affairs professionals / Karla Cruze-Silva, Roberto Cruze, and Gary Santos Mendoza
  • Chapter 4. Practicing authenticity in the workplace as a woman of color / Janessa Dunn
  • Chapter 5. Staying woke: Strategies for impacting diverse student populations when not directly working with them / Jarett D. Haley
  • Chapter 6. The black experience / Terrance I. Harris
  • Chapter 7. I accidentally discovered my purpose / Tassany C. Henderson
  • Chapter 8. The "I" in the ivory tower: On fighting "I"ndividualism through the collective we / Brooke Huynh
  • Chapter 9. Uplifting counter-narratives: The experiences of women of color student affairs professionals teaching in white classrooms / Nadeeka Karunaratne, Carol Huang, Ginny Jones Boss, and Aliya Beavers
  • Chapter 10. When grateful isn't good enough: How African-american women can successfully and strategically navigate professionally in student affairs / Jasmine M. Kelly
  • Chapter 11. Resiliency in upstate New York: Three young resiliency in upstate new york: three young professionals of color and their journeys to support each other / Vigor W. H. Lam, Catherine M. Ramirez, and Marcus E. Scales
  • Chapter 12. From audre to lauryn: An ode to self-care / Diana Morris
  • Chapter 13. Where do we go from here / Joi Sampson
  • Chapter 14. Forced to decide: Being visible and resilient, against colonization / Charlie Scott
  • Chapter 15. Confessions of a first-year professional / Thaddeus R. Stegall
  • Chapter 16. Tired, but not weary / Kevin L. Wright
  • Chapter 17. Concluding thoughts: Lift every voice and sing / Monica Galloway Burke and U. Monique Robinson
  • About the editors
  • About the contributors.

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