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The Division of Diversity and Community Engagement advances socially just learning and working environments that foster a culture of excellence through diverse people, ideas and perspectives. We engage in dynamic community-university partnerships designed to transform our lives.

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A PRESIDENTIAL INITIATIVE

President Powers

Dr. William Powers, President

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Dr. Steve Leslie

Dr. Steve Leslie, Executive Vice President & Provost


The University of Texas at Austin values diversity and fosters a climate that is grounded in respect and inclusion. read more>



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Feb. 12 Black History Month Celebration at the Carver Museum

Community Forum Slated for Feb. 18 at Huston Tillotson

Longhorn Pharmacy Focus Includes IE Story

News Conference Feb. 10 to Announce African and African Diaspora Studies Dept.

Feb. 10 Webcast: Rehabilitation and Recovery of African-Americans Experiencing Severe Mental Illness

Feb. 27: The Project 2010 in St. Johns/Coronado Hills Neighborhood

CMAS Announces Post-Doctoral Fellowship March 10 Deadline

New Report Details Educational Crisis for Young Men of Color


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DDCE Impact Report Now Available

Vice President Gregory J. Vincent is
pleased to announce the release of the
Division of Diversity and Community
Engagement (DDCE) Impact Report 2009. The report reflects the division’s efforts to

  • create and support a climate of inclusiveness and of intellectual and cultural diversity at The University of Texas at Austin; and
  • share the university’s intellectual resources with communities statewide to solve challenging problems.

The DDCE was established by President William Powers, Jr. in 2006 and officially launched in 2007. The division has aligned structures, budgets, and processes to establish one of the most comprehensive units of its kind in higher education. The DDCE works to create and support a campus climate that reflects the people, geography, history, and culture of the state while allowing students, faculty, and staff to flourish and achieve high levels of success. (read more)


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