He wants to geographically expand the student population as well. It is very important to have different racial, ethnic, and geographical student representation. By talking to each other, we benefit on campus from different points of view. He noted that the faculty should diversify as well. Students of color need role model.
Diversity is good for everyone.
The Deans' office is trying to galvanize interaction, but Bambrey knows he cannot force the students to do what, in his heart, he knows is right. The Admission's Office has also helped generate diversity because of its stronger and more successful multicultural weekend. The story contains statistics from the GLCA . Click here to read The Bachelor article about the weekend and students' perspectives. Also, read freshman Jim Hull's critique of Wabash.