Grove City College fills out Federal forms? I thought that they had eliminated that requirement by getting rid of all federal funds.
I don't know why you keep referring to DEI (or is it DIE?) offices, which haven't come up in either case--CUW or GGC.
But do you, as the letter suggests, think that Grove City College is an effective model to help CUWAA get through its present difficulties?
Accurate in the literal sense, but one of the recommendations of the Special Committee at Grove City was: Office of Multicultural Education and Initiatives...will be reconstituted and renamed to better fit its student-assistance mission, and to prevent veering into co-curricular activity.
I have kept a fairly close eye on this one: Grove City is my alma mater. I took Business Law and something else (can't remember what) from one of the members of the Special Committee asked to review the allegations of mission drift there.
Thanks. although I'm not sure which of the few statements in my post you think is "Accurate in the literal sense, but . . . " Probably the action of that Special Committee you refer to is what the letter-writer thought CUW should emulate. I read the documents on the Grove City College website, and I don't recall their mentioning any office such as Pr. Speckhard keeps referring to as an Office of D.E.I.
I taught 19 years in Pittsburgh and had a couple of positive encounters with Grove City College people.
Peace,
Michael
My comment about being accurate in the literal sense was to your statement:
I don't know why you keep referring to DEI (or is it DIE?) offices, which haven't come up in either case--CUW or GCC.While Grove City does not have a DEI office (only opponents call it DIE, a rather childish jab, in my opinion), the committee determined that the Office of Multicultural Education and Initiatives, formed within the last ten years, was beginning to serve such a role by a different name.
So, saying that no such office factored in there is literally accurate, but not entirely representative.