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Main Authors: Royse, Molly, Conner, Tiffani, Miller, Tamara
Format: Recurso educativo Open Access
Language:en
Published: 2006
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Online Access:https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ792788
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author Royse, Molly
Conner, Tiffani
Miller, Tamara
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Conner, Tiffani
Miller, Tamara
Royse, Molly
Conner, Tiffani
Miller, Tamara
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contents Charting a Course for Diversity: An Experience in Climate Assessment Royse, Molly Conner, Tiffani Miller, Tamara Libraries Cultural Differences Organizational Climate Surveys The University of Tennessee Libraries' Diversity Committee administered a climate assessment survey to determine the readiness of the libraries for a comprehensive diversity initiative. This article discusses the design and methodology of the survey and analyzes the results. The survey served as a valuable starting point in charting a successful inclusive future for the libraries and provided the libraries with benchmarks for measuring the progress and success of its diversity programs. The survey project continues to guide the committee in its planning and contributes to other library diversity climate assessment efforts, a few of which are being reported. (Contains 14 tables and 16 notes.)
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spellingShingle Charting a Course for Diversity: An Experience in Climate Assessment
Royse, Molly
Conner, Tiffani
Miller, Tamara
Libraries
Cultural Differences
Organizational Climate
Surveys
Charting a Course for Diversity: An Experience in Climate Assessment Royse, Molly Conner, Tiffani Miller, Tamara Libraries Cultural Differences Organizational Climate Surveys The University of Tennessee Libraries' Diversity Committee administered a climate assessment survey to determine the readiness of the libraries for a comprehensive diversity initiative. This article discusses the design and methodology of the survey and analyzes the results. The survey served as a valuable starting point in charting a successful inclusive future for the libraries and provided the libraries with benchmarks for measuring the progress and success of its diversity programs. The survey project continues to guide the committee in its planning and contributes to other library diversity climate assessment efforts, a few of which are being reported. (Contains 14 tables and 16 notes.)
title Charting a Course for Diversity: An Experience in Climate Assessment
topic Libraries
Cultural Differences
Organizational Climate
Surveys
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ792788