My Story My Truth
At 缅北禁地, we seek to create an environment characterized by openness, fairness, and equal access for all students, staff, and faculty. A welcoming and inclusive campus climate is grounded in mutual respect, nurtured by dialogue, evidenced by a pattern of collaborative interaction, and is one of the foundations of our educational model. In short, Cal State East Bay strives to create a sense of belonging for each student, faculty and staff member.
During 2020-21 the university administered a vital and relevant climate assessment, which we have titled “My Story, My Truth: An Assessment of Belonging at 缅北禁地” (CSUEB-IRB-2020-76). This is our chance to make a difference in the university’s future, and our opportunity to make positive, lasting changes and to help create a more inclusive university community.
To ensure full transparency and to provide a more complete perspective, we have contracted with Rankin & Associates Consulting to help lead this effort. Rankin & Associates have conducted over 200 campus climate assessment projects over the last 20 years. In addition to updates about the process on this website, the entire university community will be invited to participate in this process in Spring 2021.
about the assessment of belonging.
Results
The results of the assessment will be shared with the campus community the week of Sept. 20. An executive summary is available to review.