During the initial preparation for the inaugural edition of Black Issues In Higher Education, we spoke with a large number of professionals throughout the country. We also spent many days, weeks and months surveying the higher education community to determine the need for a professional publication of this nature.
After researching, analyzing and listening to the “pros” from all sectors of higher education, it became obvious that a publication with this focus was long overdue. The results of our analysis also revealed a high level of interest in the diversity of information we planned to report on and carry in the magazine.
Our objectives for content included sharing a full-range of events, trends and occurrences that spoke to and about Black participation in the field of higher education. Recruitment strategies, successful retention programs, curriculum, faculty development and the critical analysis of governmental policies were also core, relevant subjects addressed in each issue.
Black Issues In Higher Education was launched in March 1984, and we were very proud to be part of a very talented team to develop and launch this new publication. Twenty-five years later, we are still proud of our team and the “new” publication, Diverse: Issues In Higher Education. Published bi-weekly, we remain the only national newsweekly today focusing on matters of access and opportunity for all in higher education.
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| President & CEO | Publisher |
EDITORIAL CALENDAR
Issue Date
Issue Title
Deadline
12/24/09
The Federal Government and Higher Education
12/3/09
2/4/10
Black History Month
1/14/10
2/18/10
Ohio
1/28/10
3/4/10
Women's History Month
2/11/10
3/18/10
Technology in Higher Education
2/25/10
3/18/10
Distance Education
2/25/10
4/1/10
Law
3/11/10
4/15/10
Money & Finance
3/25/10
4/29/10
Arthur Ashe Sports Scholars
4/8/10
5/13/10
Top 100 Associate Degree Producers / Asian Pacific American Heritage Month
4/22/10
Multimedia
Duncan addresses reasons why students struggle and proposes ways to help Native American students, starting at the preschool level.