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Five Finalists for New Diversity Post at University of Georgia

Five Finalists for New Diversity Post at University of Georgia

ATHENS, Ga.
The University of Georgia has named five finalists for a new administration post in  charge of diversity.
The school’s first associate provost for institutional diversity must develop a plan to promote diversity at the school, which is waging a court battle to keep race as a factor in its admissions policy.
The university wants to boost Black enrollment from 6 percent to 10 percent by 2010.
The finalists are: Ileana Arias, a University of Georgia clinical psychology professor; Carol Aisha Blackshire-Belay, an Indiana State University department chair; Marvel Lang, a Michigan State University professor; Robert Pratt, a University of Georgia history professor; and Aaron Thompson, an Eastern Kentucky University executive. 



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