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Title: Diversity at Stetson: Perspectives of Students and Faculty


1
Diversity at Stetson Perspectives of Students
and Faculty
  • John Tichenor
  • Associate Professor of Decision and Information
    Science

2
Background
  • NSSE (The National Survey of Student Engagement)
  • Stetson regularly participates in NSSE (2006,
    2008, 2010, 2012)
  • FSSE (Faculty Survey of Student Engagement) began
    in 2008
  • Stetson regularly participates in FSSE (2008,
    2010, 2012)

3
NSSE Basics
  • Indiana University Bloomington Center for
    Postsecondary Research
  • Survey examines student engagement in a variety
    of areas
  • Time and effort spent in educational activities
  • Levels of institutional commitment in various
    areas
  • Student engagement measured in first and senior
    years

4
NSSE items specifically related to diversity
issues
  • Had serious conversations with students of a
    different race or ethnicity than your own (Item
    1.u.)
  • To what extent has Stetson
  • encouraged contact among students from different
    economic, social, and racial or ethnic
    backgrounds (Item 10.c.)
  • encouraged understanding people of other racial
    and ethnic backgrounds (Item 11.l.)
  • Included diverse perspectives (different races,
    religions, genders, political beliefs, etc.) in
    class discussions or writing assignments (Item
    1.e.)
  • Tried to better understand someone else's views
    by imagining how an issue looks from his or her
    perspective (Item 6.e.)

5
Had serious conversations with students of a
different race or ethnicity than your own(NSSE
Item 1.u.)
6
Are there differences in reported interactions by
ethnicity/race of student?
  • NSSE survey respondents matched institutional
    demographics extremely well.
  • 2010 Stetson Census White (non-Hispanic) 73
  • 2010 NSSE White (non-Hispanic) respondents 74
  • 2010 Stetson Census African American 5.8
  • 2010 NSSE African American respondents 5.9

7
Had serious conversations with students of a
different race or ethnicity than your own(2010
NSSE Item 1.u.)
8
What is faculty perception?
  • The FSSE item
  • About how often has the typical student had
    serious conversations with students of a
    different race or ethnicity than his or her own?
  • What do YOU think faculty perceive regarding this
    item?

9
Had serious conversations with students of a
different race or ethnicity than his or her
own(FSSE Item 7.u.)
10
A Faculty Disconnect?
  • When we compare what students report to what
    faculty perceive, there is a noticeable
    difference.
  • Who is correct?
  • Does it matter?
  • Is there something to learn here?

11
Had serious conversations with students of a
different race or ethnicity than his or her own
often or very often (2010 Results)
12
Does Stetson encourage contact among students
from different economic, social, and racial or
ethnic backgrounds?
13
To what extent does Stetson encourage contact
among students from different economic, social,
and racial or ethnic backgrounds? (NSSE Item
10.c.)
14
ALANA and White student perspectives
  • Does Stetson encourage contact among students
    from different economic, social, and racial or
    ethnic backgrounds?
  • Do you think ALANA and White students share the
    same perceptions?
  • Do you think perceptions change from first year
    to senior year when controlling for
    race/ethnicity?

15
To what extent does Stetson encourage contact
among students from different economic, social,
and racial or ethnic backgrounds? (NSSE Item
10.c.)
16
What do Stetson Faculty think?
  • Do faculty believe Stetson encourages contact
    among students from different economic, social,
    and racial or ethnic backgrounds?

17
To what extent does Stetson encourage contact
among students from different economic, social,
and racial or ethnic backgrounds?
18
Stetson encourages contact among students from
different economic, social, and racial or ethnic
backgrounds quite a bit or very much (2010
Results)
19
To what extent has your experience at Stetson
contributed to your knowledge, skills, and
personal development in understanding people of
other racial and ethnic backgrounds?(NSSE Item
11.l.)
20
To what extent has your experience at Stetson
contributed to your knowledge, skills, and
personal development in understanding people of
other racial and ethnic backgrounds? (NSSE Item
11.l.)
21
How do students perceive their relationships at
Stetson?
22
How do students perceive their relationships at
Stetson?
  • Averages on a 7-point scale (7 best
    relationships)
  • OTHER STUDENTS
  • ALANA5.64, White (non-Hispanic)5.72
  • FACULTY MEMBERS
  • ALANA5.68, White (non-Hispanic)5.80
  • ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF
  • ALANA5.15, White (non-Hispanic)4.85

23
Stetsons NSSE Results on the Web
  • http//www.stetson.edu/administration/iro/
  • Results include peer schools and national
    comparisons
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