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Diversity is a foundational value of INSEAD. It is a value we hold dear, a cornerstone of the INSEAD education. As the Business School for the World, INSEAD commits to cultivating a community that pursues equity, exemplifies inclusion, and cherishes diversity in all its dimensions, including race, ethnicity, gender, sexual orientation, and religion.

Professor and PhD Project alum Kelly Richmond Pope shares why she thinks faculty should focus less on teaching topics and more on telling stories.

/PRNewswire/ -- National Native American Heritage Month gives us an opportunity to pay tribute to the rich history and traditions of Native Americans, but it...

/PRNewswire/ -- National Native American Heritage Month gives us an opportunity to pay tribute to the rich history and traditions of Native Americans, but it...

The biggest headache for state agencies compiling talent training plans is that the recipients, after finishing courses overseas, do not return to Vietnam to serve at state agencies as they had previously promised.

The McNair Program sets underrepresented students on the path to academic careers. But the program is an overlooked resource. At U.S. business schools, underrepresented minorities account for only a small number of faculty. According to AACSB’s 2020 Business School Data Guide, 3.9 percent of full-time business faculty are Black, 2.8 percent are Hispanic, and .3 percent are Native American. If the business school community wants to improve this persistently low percentage, then...

At an interview for the post of lecturer at Flinders University, Ngo Tuyet Mai, when asked why the university should choose her, said in addition to her knowledge and experience, she also has empathy and understands international students.

The PhD Project is Changing the Face of Academia How a special group of university administrators are inspiring a new generation of leaders BriefingWire.com, 1/19/2021 - CHICAGO (January 19, 2021) – In 2017, Oregon’s Linfield University hired its first-ever Black president in the school’s 162-year history. A second-generation Cuban scholar serves as associate vice president for the University of Tennessee System, which boasts sever...