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You don’t want to come into a broken system: Critical and dominant perspectives for increasing diversity in STEM among undergraduate mathematics program stakeholders

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PROCEEDINGS OF THE 23RD ANNUAL CONFERENCE ON RESEARCH IN UNDERGRADUATE MATHEMATICS EDUCATION

2020

Boston, Massachusetts

You don’t want to come into a broken system: Critical and dominant perspectives for increasing diversity in STEM among undergraduate mathematics program stakeholders

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As attention grows towards the disparities between majority groups and underrepresented minorities within undergraduate STEM education, there is a need for understanding where different university stakeholders stand on the subject of increasing diversity. This paper aims to juxtapose categorizations of stakeholder motivations and dominant and critical perspectives to propose a framework for analyzing stakeholder attitudes and informing increasingly productive conversations on eliminating inequity in STEM fields.

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