The Chronicle of Higher Education posed that question to several current and former college presidents. These are their stories of confronting - and overcoming - biases and stereotypes. UW Computer or Chronicle of Higher Education subscription is required

NOT GIVEN

Resource from Spring 2004 Leadership Workshop: Influential personal essay illuminating how racial privilege plays out in ways that are not obvious.

Peggy McIntosh

Resource from the Building Successful Large Scale Initiatives Workshop: Topics include the American Competitiveness Initiative, university and faculty perspectives, etc.

Larry Dalton

Folding brochure with summaries of policies. (work-life balance)

UW ADVANCE CIC

A handout used in the 2007 LEAD workshop with a summary of the policy guide contents and a list of the schools from the Family-Friendly Policies for Faculty Guide developed from the 2005 National Leadership Workshop. ()

NOT GIVEN

A handout from the 2009 LEAD workshop with tips for department chairs to work with deans (policy)

David Malik, Douglas Lees

Covers quarterly leadership workshops, cross-department cultural change, and 1 to 1 visits with department chairs.

Ana Mari Cauce

Presentation on negotiating for resources, faculty searches and start-up, working with CAO & CEO, managing up, etc.

Denice Denton, Mary Lidstrom

From the Fall 2009 quarterly leadership workshop: "Honoring UW's Commitment to Diversity in Times of Economic Austerity."

UW ADVANCE CIC

Includes topics such as working with deans and recruitment/ retention policies for faculty diversity.

UW ADVANCE CIC