4/11/22

Distinguished Visiting Scholars University-wide Selection Committee (from l to r): Professors Doreen Wackeroth, David Milling, Lindsay Brandon Hunter, Abigail Cooke, Theresa McCarthy, Yunju Nam, Luis Colon, Ndubueze Mbah, Kenny Joseph; and Maura Belliveau (not shown).

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The Distinguished Visiting Scholars program in the College of Arts and Sciences brings a cohort of highly accomplished scholars and artists whose work elucidates social inequality and advances social justice to the university and Buffalo community. The year-long program engages the entire UB community, providing opportunities for new scholarly, artistic, curricular and pedagogical collaborations and access to scholars’ work through public presentations, performances, exhibitions, guest lectures, workshops and informal social gatherings. 

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Robert Adelman.

The University at Buffalo is home to world-class academic units, research centers, and departments supporting the work of dozens of diversity, equity, and inclusion scholars across social science-related fields.

How We Define Diversity

Group photo of UB students with guest speaker, Dr. Katherine W. Phillips.

Diversity refers to the range of human differences including race, ethnicity, sex, nationality, age, sexual orientation, gender identity and expression, disability, religion, socio-economic status, veteran status, and—within educational settings—international, first-generation, transfer and returning student status.

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