The 31st annual Dwight L. Greene Symposium took place on October 28, featuring Amin Abdul-Malik Gonzalez '96, Clifford Thornton, Shereem Herndon-Brown '96, Tanya Greene '91, and Theodore Shaw '76, Hon. '14.
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Striving for Access and Opportunity in Education
More on the Symposium The Supreme Court's recent decision to end affirmative action has real-world implications for Black and other under-represented students seeking to pursue their higher education goals at Wesleyan and at colleges/universities around the country. Some are projecting that the Supreme Court's decision is likely to devastate the number of Black students admitted to colleges and universities in the coming years.
In the Symposium, experts in this space will not only reflect on the SCOTUS decision and impact on families but also share their views on ways that Wesleyan might work to build and also protect a more racially diverse, equitable, and inclusive student body in the future.