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Diversity Leadership Council

Diversity Leadership Council (DLC)

The Council was formed in 1997 and is comprised of students, faculty and staff from all divisions throughout Johns Hopkins.

Our mission is:

  • Recommend and promote policies, programs and other initiatives that will attract and retain a diverse mix of faculty, staff and students
  • Examine formal and informal structures and processes that inhibit Johns Hopkins Institutions from being more inclusive and recommend changes that foster greater inclusion
  • Promote and support diversity awareness education campus-wide
  • Support the personal growth and development of all individuals in the University
  • Establish a liaison with Baltimore community leaders to encourage greater community involvement by various divisions of the Johns Hopkins Institutions

We hope that you will find the information contained on our website useful and welcome your feedback.

Our News:

2010
Diversity Recognition
Award Recipients

Individual Awards

Yolanda Abel

School of Education

Dalal Haldeman
Johns Hopkins Health System

Ellen Mackenzie
Bloomberg School of Public Health

Justin C. McArthur
School of Medicine

Alison Carr
Applied Physics Laboratory

Anthony “TJ” Jackson
Applied Physics Laboratory

Abha Upadhyaya
Applied Physics Laboratory

Barbara Ziegler
Johns Hopkins Health System

Heather Benz
School of Medicine

Robert Drummond
School of Medicine

Delia Silva
School of Medicine

Group Awards

Peabody, Tuned – In Program:

Rachel Choe, Cam Collins, Ben Cureton, Joe Hughes, Brandon Rivera, Ian Sims, Carolee Stewart, Daniel Trahey, Jamie Williams, Demarr Woods, Elijah “Eli” Wirth

Johns Hopkins Bayview Medical Center, Black History Month Committee:

Carolyn Bailey, Wanda Bennett, Cynthia Callum, Kimberly Casey, Melinda Dangerfield, Freddie Jenkins, Lisa Jibril, William Klosicki, Donique Lomax, Sylvia Parham, Keishia Pratt, Angela Simmons, Omegia Thaniel, and Laurene Walker

Johns Hopkins Pharmaquip, Inc. (DME)

Penny Carey, Denise Lannon, Linda Lawrence, Daniel Smith, Evelyn “Angel” Smith, Kristi Stacharowski, and Anna Znovena

KSAS Department of Africana Studies, FAIR: Friends of Artists in Residence:

Erika Kelley, Katherine Mann, Parker Shelton, Nadia Shobnam, and Aasiyeh Zarafshar

Peabody Dance:

Carol Bartlett and Barbara Weisberger

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Click here to view Deborah Elam's, VP & Chief Diversity Officer for GE, Video seen at the DLC Diversity Conference During the Plenary Session

Click here to view Dean Adam Falk's DLC Diversity Conference Keynote Speech

Click here to view the 2009 Johns Hopkins Climate Survey Results

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May 21, 2010
Patrese Frazier

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