Admissions look for rural racial diversity in class of '92
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Admissions look for rural racial diversity in class of '92
Subject
This article entails the efforts of the admissions office to increase diversity in the applicant pool of the class of 1992. It describes the areas of focus (racial, socioeconomic, and geographic diversity) and the methods used by the office to achieve its goal.
Description
Volume 83 ,Number 14
Creator
Geneva Buchanan
Publisher
The Campus
Date
1/22/1988
Contributor
Geneva Buchanan
Admissions Office
Bertram Phinney
Caroline Donnan
Admissions Office
Bertram Phinney
Caroline Donnan
Coverage
"A major emphasis in Admissions has been placed on increasing student diversity. That includes trying to attract more small-town applicants and financial aid recipients. Minority recruitment has involved increased travel."
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Geneva Buchanan, “Admissions look for rural racial diversity in class of '92,” Archives of Anti-Racist Activism, accessed October 27, 2026, https://twilightprojectantiracistrecords.middcreate.net/items/show/380.