Sentence examples for diversity requirement from inspiring English sources

From the steps of Nassau Hall last week, before entering the president's office, protest leaders from a campus group called the Black Justice League read a list of demands: add a diversity requirement to the core curriculum; create a safe space dedicated to minorities; require mandatory cultural-competency training for the faculty.

In another study of 196 colleges, Jeanette Cureton and I learned that more than a third of all colleges had a diversity requirement.

"My feeling is that it's very important for people in Wake to drive over to Charlotte and see what's happened," said Mr. Orfield of U.C.L.A. Wake's diversity requirement is hardly its only controversial education policy.

The proposed model confirmed the diversity requirement in ensemble modeling and, in the same time, validated the proposed model adherence to ensemble learning theory.

The student's other demands, which the president agreed to last night, include the creation of designated housing for cultural groups on campus, implement cultural competency training for staff, and create a diversity requirement in the curriculum.

(In this, they are in accord with the liberal American Civil Liberties Union. Free speech advocates Daphne Patai and the ACLU's Harvey Silvergate, for example, bemoan a new diversity requirement at the University of Massachusetts for its "politicization of education").

The UK is required by the terms of an EU banking directive to implement these diversity requirements.

Her mandate comes from powerful sources: the Liaison Committee on Medical Education requires student and faculty diversity for program accreditation and the National Institutes of Health have diversity requirements for funding.

The military has said it will impose certain diversity requirements on the membership.

Calling for a "dedicated catalyst fund" to promote BAME productions, Lammy will call for diversity requirements to be written into the new charter as one of the BBC's so-called "public purposes".

Channel 4 programmes which meet the diversity requirements include Cucumber, Russell T Davies's new drama about contemporary gay life (LGBT characters and reflects "communities in modern Britain") and comedy series The Last Leg (featuring disabled comedy performers).