Essay Option #1: How would you explain the concepts and value of diversity, equity, and inclusion to someone who didn’t understand? How has your own perception of DEI changed or evolved over time? Essay Option #2: What specific actions you have taken to help educate others about DEI or to implement it on your campus, in your workplace, or in your larger community (whether that's your city or town, on social media, or elsewhere).

Essay Option #1: How would you explain the concepts and value of diversity, equity, and inclusion to someone who didn’t understand? How has your own perception of DEI changed or evolved over time? Essay Option #2: What specific actions you have taken to help educate others about DEI or to implement it on your campus, in your workplace, or in your larger community (whether that's your city or town, on social media, or elsewhere).

Management, Loose-Leaf Version

13th Edition

ISBN:9781305969308

Author:Richard L. Daft

Publisher:Richard L. Daft

Chapter13: Managing Diversity

Section: Chapter Questions

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