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UW System Diversity Strategic Plans

 


A student’s finished quilt square lays on the table in the foreground as Chadbourne Residential College residents Mandy Swiecichowski (L) and Sarah McCarney work on creating their individual squares to eventually be included in a diversity quilt on display at the Multicultural Center. [Photo © UW-Madison University Communications]
Photo by: Jeff Miller

 
In 1988, the UW System was the first university system to adopt a long-range plan to diversify Wisconsin's 26 public colleges and universities. That plan, Design for Diversity, was based on the belief that a public university must serve all the people of the state, and must lead the way in increasing educational opportunity for targeted racial/ethnic groups: African Americans, Hispanic/Latinos, American Indians, and Asian Americans-particularly Southeast Asians. In 1998, Design for Diversity continued under the new ten-year plan, Plan 2008: Educational Quality Through Racial and Ethnic Diversity.

   
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