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Reducing Implicit Bias and Stereotype Threat in the Classroom

Ended Feb 8, 2019
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Friday, February 8, 2019
1:00-2:30pm
Torgersen 1100
Instructor(s): Michele C Deramo, Inclusion and Diversity


Implicit bias is pervasive. We all carry biases rooted in assumptions formed over time, yet these biases may not align with our professed values of fairness and equity. We know that implicit bias has real-world effects. How then can we reduce its influence in our teaching, advising, and assessing of students? The session provides steps for managing / reducing implicit bias on both personal and organizational levels. Participants also have time to review their processes for assessing students and make revisions where needed in order to increase the potential for consistent and equitable interactions with all students