

Higher Ed Drive | Research Shows Deep Class and Wealth Divisions Between Faculty and Broader Society. Can Colleges Change That?
Wednesday, November 30, 2022

Associate Professor Julie J. Park argues that scholarship can suffer when there is a lack of socioeconomic diversity among faculty. She states that selective universities garner more attention than community colleges and open-access institutions.
“Probably if we had a greater range of faculty, we might have more studies on a broader range of institutions,” Park said.