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Bakke sued for violation of the Equal Protection Clause of the Fourteenth Amendment and Title VI of the Civil Rights Act. The Supreme Court went on to reaffirm this use of race as “one of many factors” in a holistic admissions process in subsequent cases including in 2003 in decisions in Grutter v. Bollinger and Gratz v.
As the highereducation community braces itself in anticipation of the U.S. And while the 2003 Gratz v. With each department acting as its own admissions office, universities will have to train faculty after defining the "parameters of what is permissible," Garcia Bedolla said. Precedent suggests the lines are blurred.
Art Coleman, one of the nation’s foremost legal experts on affirmative action in highereducation, joins EAB’s Tom Cakuls to unpack the recent Supreme Court ruling. Today I have the great privilege of bringing you a conversation with Art Coleman, one of the nation's foremost legal experts on affirmative action in highereducation.
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in Sociology (in 2003) and a Post Doc in Management & Marketing (in 2012), I had the opportunity to study at INSEAD’s Fontainebleau campus in Fall 2012 when I participated in INSEAD’s International Social Entrepreneurship Programme and earned a Certificate of Executive Education in Social Entrepreneurship.
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