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Research Round-up: SAT Prep Tools; Diversity in the Workplace; Anti-Semitism is Not Dead on Campus

by Diverse staff reports , August 21, 2006

Based on the findings, the organization recommended that all academic departments, including departments of Middle Eastern studies, maintain academic standards, respect intellectual diversity and ensure that the rights of all students are fully protected.

Evidence presented in the report was gathered from oral presentations by a panel of experts at a hearing last year, as well as written submissions to the commission by organizations, academic institutions and other interested parties.

The full report is available online at www.usccr.gov.

-Diverse staff reports

 

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