Strategy 2.1.2 (Curricular Revision)
Encourage and support faculty efforts to design curricula to be inclusive of cross-cultural/BIPOC and LGBTQ authors/thinkers, and non-western ways of knowing*.
*Standard Faculty Senate procedures for curricular review and approval will be followed when required.
Owners/Accountable Party
- Faculty Senate
Near-term Actions
- Determine a viable path for promoting faculty practices that result in curricula that is inclusive of various perspectives
- Promote inclusion of land acknowledgements in syllabi or Moodle pages.
- Develop and offer resources on best practices
Future Actions
- Explore online graduate certificate options for sharing across the MUS and Western Regional Graduate Programs (e.g., AAST, LGBTIQ+)
- Work with Native American Studies on a Masters-level degree and to develop a “strand” in Native American Studies within the Doctoral Interdisciplinary Studies program
Completed and Ongoing Actions
- Continue through the Office of Organizational Learning and Development offerings focused on inclusive pedagogy
- Developed Faculty Senate approved syllabi guidelines that includes information about DEI syllabi statements.