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"I am incredibly grateful for the work that continues to be done toward EDIB at this university and the dedication that many of you have demonstrated in achieving our goals."

Fall 2021 EDIB Progress Report

EDIB progress updates from schools and departments are listed below and categorized under these four themes: Access and Success, Capacity Building, EDIB and Cultural Intelligence, and Support and Advocacy.

Spring 2022 School of Music EDIB Progress Report

The UNCSA School of Music understands that equity is essential to the survival of our art form, and necessarily essential in the education of its future stewards.

Six students selected to attend UNCSA as inaugural Arts Posse Scholars

The inaugural Arts Posse Scholars at UNCSA were announced at a virtual ceremony on Monday, Jan. 24, attended by Posse Arts collaborator Lin-Manuel Miranda ("Hamilton," "In the Heights") and his father, political strategist Luis Miranda, with prerecorded remarks from U.S. Secretary of Education Miguel Cardona.

2021 Spring and Summer EDIB Progress Report

Each initiative from the spring and summer of 2021 is categorized under the four themes that emerged during the process: Access and Success, Capacity Building, EDIB and Cultural Intelligence, and Support and Advocacy.

Spring 2021 School of Dance EDIB Progress Report

The School of Dance is committed to building a sustainable, equitable, and inclusive environment, where cultural diversity and race is celebrated and valued. For the Spring semester, faculty and staff worked to address equity, diversity and inclusion in a variety of ways.

UNCSA partners with The Posse Foundation on new initiative to recruit diverse young artists

UNCSA is partnering with The Posse Foundation on a new initiative conceived in collaboration with Lin-Manuel Miranda to recruit, train and support talented students who might be missed through traditional avenues. UNCSA is the third school to join Posse Arts, an expansion of the nationwide Posse Scholars program.

Presenting our EDIB Vision Statement and recommendations

"The vision statement was developed by the EDIB Executive Advisory Committee and endorsed by our UNCSA Board of Trustees and by our SGA, Faculty and Staff councils, and Executive Cabinet. It was created through in-depth exercises of sharing and listening to many voices of our faculty, staff and students."

Eugenia Cheng speaker in Social Justice Lecture Series

Eugenia Cheng, mathematician, pianist and author of "How to Bake Pi," "x+y: A Mathematician's Manifesto for Rethinking Gender," and "The Art of Logic: How to Make Sense in a World that Doesn't," will present a lecture at 7 p.m. Thursday, April 15 via Zoom.