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    Diverse Work Environment

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    management, and lastly the employees themselves. By supporting a culture of mutual respect and communication, employees should realize that the key to personal success is aligning themselves with these values and accepting the benefits of workplace diversity, while leaving differences behind. It is critical that employees who do not accept this culture be counseled by management or be no longer employed. A manager who takes action against employees who refuse to adapt will earn the respect of…

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    race. Moreover, genetic diversity will be limited with genetic engineering. Genetic diversity is essential for a population’s chance to survive and flourish. Charles Darwin termed natural selection. Natural selection says that the fittest individuals in nature will succeed and reproduce. This idea would be greatly affected by a lack of genetic diversity. For example, garden.org states, “Suppose there’s an outbreak of a disease that threatens to wipe out an entire species. The more genetic…

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    Unity in Diversity For a second I was not a teenager, not a female, not a friend of all, not a species. To simply put it, I was just a student eager to learn the mathematical discipline. I entered the O.Henry middle school classroom as sound introduced itself as a symphony of chatter and shuffling. I began to sit by the young male, his skin on the other side of the spectrum. He aggressively sighed. “I don’t sit by your kind” he scoffed. My mind ran at an accelerated pace as I rummaged in my…

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    page. Especially, diversity being one of the main topics that are needed to be talked about in order to continue to have a clear understanding, non-discriminatory working environment where each and every employee can feel safe and be able to do their jobs. As manager of this organization I will be providing an overview on a training program that is going to be mostly revolving around diversity as well as an inclusion for our organization’s first line supervisors. Creating a diversity training…

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    I think Washburn values diversity because having diversity at a university presents all kinds of thinking and reasoning strategies from different types of students. Also, there are more ways to come up with results and solutions when there is a diverse setting containing students from different backgrounds. In my opinion, I think the most important part of the WU diversity statement is the first sentence that says, “The mission of our diversity initiative is to honor the Washburn University…

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    decisively different. On a global scale Australian television may not be a major player and micro-view of such media, like that of the ABCs, would indicate that because too many Anglo presenters are reading the news or hosting television shows that diversity on this platform does not exist. However if we were to watch a documentary on Native Americans, regardless if it were introduced by a ‘see of white’ would not change its cultural…

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    The primary purpose of this essay is to conduct a reflective study on some of the aspects within my professional practice encountered as a student nurse. In consideration of the elements of a reflective study, I will base my findings in the first person. On the other hand, in adherence to the stipulation of the NMC Code of Professional Conduct (2002), I will ensure the proponents of confidentiality are observed in the disclosure of names in order to protect the identities of the individual…

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    crucial significance to conquer ignorance and to utilize the knowledge within every individual. He simply stated that, “There never were, in the world, two opinions alike, no more than two hairs, or two grains; the most universal quality is diversity (Michel).” Diversity of genders, races, abilities, religions, and age provide better performance from the integration brought through various backgrounds. The success of a corporation depends on a strong, diverse management team with the ability to…

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    exposed to such cultural diversity and thus had no one to tell him that his language would be offensive in the workplace. Caleb simply used the language his peers used in a non-racist or hateful manner; he just did not know he would be offensive to some people. With this, Caleb expressed a low level of cultural competence, “the level of knowledge a person has about others who differ in some way in comparison with himself or herself”…

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    All students should have access to a diverse staff. The Assessment of Diversity in America’s Teaching Force (2004) states that more minority teachers would provide opportunities for all students to learn about ethnic, racial, and cultural diversity, and serve as cultural brokers, able not only to help students navigate their school environment and culture, but also to increase the involvement of other teachers and parents. It is important for all students to interact with people who look and…

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