Among other suggestions, Upton and Ray suggested that student affairs officials make diversity training mandatory. Studies show that students enrolled in classes that discuss race and gender issues are more likely to be aware of prejudice. The deans insisted that students affairs representatives "create a space" for positive dialogue.
"Students with interest in diversity are more prepared for success because they are open to learning from others," Ray said.
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