Difference between revisions of "LGBTQ Leaders in Higher Education"
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* [[Ralph Hexter]], United States, Hampshire College | * [[Ralph Hexter]], United States, Hampshire College | ||
* [[Neal King]], United States, Antioch University | * [[Neal King]], United States, Antioch University | ||
| − | * [[Theodora J. | + | * [[Theodora J. Kalikow]], United States, University of Southern Maine |
* [[Caroline Martin]], United States, University of Wisconsin at Madison | * [[Caroline Martin]], United States, University of Wisconsin at Madison | ||
* [[Les McCabe]], United States, University of Virginia | * [[Les McCabe]], United States, University of Virginia | ||
Revision as of 15:18, 9 June 2014
As QueerBio.Com is eager to point out, education is a critical component to a tolerant, accepting, and developed world for the LGBTQ community, as it is for society as a whole. The leaders in higher education are important participants to achieving acceptance of diversity, encouraging gay academics to aspire to positions of leadership, and pushing educational institutions to include issues of sexual diversity in their policies and programs.
We have identified a number of LGBTQ leaders in higher educational institutions around the world. In the United States, the group LGBTQ Presidents in Higher Education has been formed as an interest group to advance the discussion of LGBTQ issues in the field.
Much needs to be done, but these LGBTQ leaders are tremendous advocates and leaders for diversity.
- Raymond Crossman, United States, Adler School of Professional Psychology
- Denice Denton, United States, University of California at Santa Cruz
- Sara Diamond, Canada, OCAD University
- Ralph Hexter, United States, Hampshire College
- Neal King, United States, Antioch University
- Theodora J. Kalikow, United States, University of Southern Maine
- Caroline Martin, United States, University of Wisconsin at Madison
- Les McCabe, United States, University of Virginia
- Charles Middleton, United States, Roosevelt University
- Katherine Ragsdale, United States, Episcopal Divinity School
- Dominic Shellard, Great Britain, De Montfort University
- Charlita Shelton, United States, University of the Rockies
- Alan Shepard, Canada, Concordia University
- Sandi Toksvig, Great Britain, University of Portsmouth
- Lord Waheed Alli, Great Britain, De Montfort University
- Karen Whitney, United States, Clarion University
