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Diversity and Inclusion Webinar Series “Strategies & Best Practices for Recruiting HBCU Alumni into Careers in Higher Education” on February 11thContributed by Michelle Rios-Dominguez on 02/02/16 In this webinar, presenter Will Moss discusses strategies for creating and sustaining relationships with and recruiting talent from HBCUs. He will share successful techniques to utilize online channels and how to host targeted events. Will Moss is the Founder and CEO of HBCU CONNECT and has been in this position since founding HBCUConnect.com in June of 1999. Learning Outcomes: This is part of a webinar series sponsored by the Office of the Associate Provost Diversity, Inclusion & Engagement and the Office of Human Resources. This is an hour-long webinar followed by a 30 minute discussion. Strategies & Best Practices for Recruiting HBCU Alumni into Careers in Higher Education To RSVP for this event, please visit the following link: https://form.jotform.com/60329202788155 Individuals with disabilities requiring accommodations should contact Michelle Rios-Dominguez at mriosdominguez@ithaca.edu or (607) 274-1506. Diversity Webinars Schedule for Spring 2016 February GROWing Diversity Dialogue in Your Organization March The (R)evolution of the Transgender Workplace Inclusion Conversation A Matter of Excellence: Strategic Diversity Leadership in the Academy, An Evolutionary Discussion April Disability: The "D" in Diversity Leveraging Diversity: Five steps to leveraging the diversity of your team LGBTQ People in the Higher Ed Workplace: Considerations during the recruitment and retention process May Introverts in the Workplace: Is America Overlooking Treasure? The Diversity Advantage: Incorporating Diversity Principles into the Search Committee Process June Does Race or Gender Matter More to Your Paycheck? How Can You And the Company Get Pay Equity? **Dates and times are subject to change |
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