Racial Justice Dashboard

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Division of Student Affairs

Racial Justice Action Plan Dashboard Academic Year 2021-2022


Racial Justice Action Plan Dashboard Division By The Numbers • 214 Total Actions • 59% Complete • 27% In Progress • 14% Incomplete

Introduction of Racial Justice Action Plans. In June 2020, every department in the Division of Student Affairs was charged with creating a racial justice action plan that would include three components: • • •

They should address distinct systems, policies, practices, and/or programs that impact the work of each specific department They will be in place for a year with the expectation that the plans will be reviewed and rewritten annually each summer We will be transparent in our racial justice efforts by ensuring that the plans and progress are accessible to the Bentley community

Evaluation Process. All of the Racial Justice Action Plans were reviewed by a team of staff members who work in another department to remove as much bias as possible while creating the plans. Their progress was measured through departmental self-reporting. Stoplight Metrics. Each department used a scoring rubric developed by the Student Affairs Equity and Inclusion Committee to ensure a level of consistency. • Green: Objective is complete or will meet timeline • Yellow: objective is in progress but will not meet the timeline or had to be paused • Red: Objective has not yet begun or the objective was abandoned Additional Context. We emphasized honesty and deep self-reflection throughout the evaluation process. We own that there are actions in red. There are three primary reasons that actions were categorized as red: • This was the first time that we have developed departmental racial justice action plans and found that there were some ideas that were good in theory but in practice would not contribute to an anti-racist campus • There were some actions that we were unable to get to this year as a result of staff time dedicated to COVID response • A handful of actions could not go forward because of budgetary pressures that occurred from less revenue than expected from on campus housing 2


Athletics

By The Numbers • 9 Total Actions • 22% Complete • 78% In Progress • 0% Incomplete .

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Center for International Students & Scholars

By The Numbers • 15 Total Actions • 40% Complete • 33% In Progress • 27% Incomplete .

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Gender & Sexuality Student Programs

By The Numbers • 17 Total Actions • 100% Complete • 0% In Progress • 0% Incomplete .

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Health, Counseling & Wellness

By The Numbers • 28 Total Actions • 39% Complete • 36% In Progress • 25% Incomplete.

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Multicultural Center

By The Numbers • 12 Total Actions • 25% Complete • 50% In Progress • 25% Incomplete .

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New Student Programs

By The Numbers • 15 Total Actions • 87% Complete • 7% In Progress • 6% Incomplete .

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Office of the Vice President

By The Numbers • 21 Total Actions • 76% Complete • 10% In Progress • 14% Incomplete .

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Residential Center, Care & Conduct

By The Numbers • 36 Total Actions • 47% Complete • 20% In Progress • 33% Incomplete .

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Spiritual Life

By The Numbers • 14 Total Actions • 86% Complete • 14% In Progress • 0% Incomplete .

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Student Programs & Engagement

By The Numbers • 18 Total Actions • 67% Complete • 28% In Progress • 5% Incomplete .

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University Police

By The Numbers • 29 Total Actions • 59% Complete • 38% In Progress • 3% Incomplete .

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