Abstract
Conflicts based on race and ethnicity have been documented in CSD programs. The purpose of this paper is to discuss a racially based conflict that occurred in a speech-language pathology graduate program at a Historically Black University and how the program director, the university’s chief diversity officer, the program faculty, and students worked together to address it. The paper discusses, in detail, the racially based conflict and the specific steps that the program took to address the conflict and to maintain a racially inclusive atmosphere in the program. Details of five specific activities that were used are discussed. The paper concludes with ten suggestions for other programs who may experience racially based conflicts among students.
Recommended Citation
Newkirk-Turner, B. L.,
&
Hudson, T. K.
(2021).
Doing Our Work: Addressing Racially Based Conflict in Communication Sciences and Disorders Programs.
Teaching and Learning in Communication Sciences & Disorders, 5(3).
DOI: https://doi.org/10.30707/TLCSD5.3.1649037688.74434
