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On June 29, 2023, the U.S. Supreme Court held that consideration of
individual student race for admissions violated the Fourteenth Amendment's
Equal Protection Clause and that all colleges and universities that receive
federal financial assistance must comply with this clause. In this
presentation, we will discuss what this decision means for admissions practices
and related areas in CSD programs. For decades, the professions of audiology
and speech-language pathology have been committed to ensure the preparation of
professionals who understand and can meet the unique challenges of our clients
from all backgrounds. While it is critical for university programs to comply
with the law, it also is important for programs to use all legally permissible
methods to achieve the student body diversity articulated in their mission and
goals. The manner in which programs do this will likely be influenced by the
local culture and legal environment.
Learning Objectives
- Explain the specific findings of the June 2023 SCOTUS ruling on affirmative action.
- Identify which practices are legal and illegal in college admissions practices.
- Examine legally permissible methods to promote inclusion and diversity in CSD admissions practices.
Webinar Cost
| CAPCSD Member | $25.00 |
| CAPCSD Affiliate Member | $35.00 |
| CAPCSD Non-Member | $35.00 |
Time Ordered Agenda
1:00 - 1:15 PM ET Discussion of SCOTUS Ruling
1:15 - 1:30 PM ET Discussion and activities for admissions
practices that are versus are not legally permissible
1:30 - 1:40 PM ET Discussion of the influences of local cultures and legal
environments
1:40 - 2:00 PM ET Q & A
Speaker
Julie Masterson, Ph.D.
Missouri State University
Julie Masterson is Associate Provost- Dean of the Graduate College
and Professor of Communication Sciences and Disorders at Missouri State
University. She holds various leadership positions for the Council of Graduate
Schools and the Midwestern Association of Graduate Schools and is on the
advisory committees of the Education Testing Service (formerly GRE), and
ProQuest. Julie was president of CAPCSD and member of the CSDCAS committee, and
she served as VP for Research for ASHA and a trustee for the ASHF. She received
the Honors of the Association from ASHA in 2015, from CAPCSD in 2018, and was
named one the region’s Most Influential Women by Springfield Business Journal
in 2017.
Disclosures
Financial: I will
receive an honorarium for this webinar from CAPCSD.
Non-Financial: None
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