<p>Eric M. Wilcots, Dean of the College of Letters & Science shares how his approach to advancing DEIB within the college is deeply connected to the Wisconsin Idea. In 2020, he launched the Dean’s Initiative for Diversity, Equity and Inclusion, created the <a href="https://cae.ls.wisc.edu/stem/">L&S STEM Scholars program</a>, and kicked off new engagement activities for L&S alumni of color.</p>

Eric M. Wilcots, Dean of the College of Letters & Science shares how his approach to advancing DEIB within the college is deeply connected to the Wisconsin Idea. In 2020, he launched the Dean’s Initiative for Diversity, Equity and Inclusion, created the L&S STEM Scholars program, and kicked off new engagement activities for L&S alumni of color.

<p>Eric M. Wilcots, Dean of the College of Letters &amp; Science shares how his approach to advancing DEIB within the college is deeply connected to the Wisconsin Idea. In 2020, he launched the Dean’s Initiative for Diversity, Equity and Inclusion, created the <a href="https://cae.ls.wisc.edu/stem/" rel="noopener noreferrer">L&amp;S STEM Scholars program</a>, and kicked off new engagement activities for L&amp;S alumni of color.</p>

Episode 6: DEIB and the Wisconsin Idea

A podcast centering the voices and unique experiences of L&amp;S leaders who are elevating real change and real growth on UW-Madison’s campus and beyond. Join us on this journey in expanding the community’s understanding of the broader impact of Inclusive Excellence; with invaluable takeaways that you can implement in your own work setting.

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A podcast centering the voices and unique experiences of L&S leaders who are elevating real change and real growth on UW-Madison’s campus and beyond. Join us on this journey in expanding the community’s understanding of the broader impact of Inclusive Excellence; with invaluable takeaways that you can implement in your own work setting.

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