The newly-appointed chief inclusion officer talked diversity in the faculty senate’s meeting Thursday. Dr. Darron Turner, who was recently appointed to the position in response to student demands, shared his vision with the faculty senate, as well as his current plan for diversity matters at TCU. He explained exactly what his job is. “Eleven days since this position was announced, I’ve gotten many calls and emails basically asking, ‘So what are you going to do?’” Turner said. Turner added that his job is different than his prior position as vice chancellor of student affairs. As chief inclusion officer, this position looks at diversity in a broader perspective rather than solely student-based. “This [position] deals with recruitment and retention of faculty, students and all around how we make [TCU] a better institution,” Turner said.
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Chief inclusion officer shares ways to incorporate diversity
By Nia Brookins
Published Nov 7, 2016
Turner and Chair Jesus Castro-Balbi at a Faculty Senate meeting Thursday.
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