• NADOHE 2013 Annual Conference Call for Proposals Now Open!
  
  
• Save the Date for the NADOHE webinar, "Issues Facing Undocumented College Students", Tuesday, November 13
  
  
• 14 Months of Membership for the Price of 12!
  
  
• Keeping Our Faculty VI Symposium, April 14-16, 2013
  
  
• Registration for the 7th Annual NADOHE Conference is now open. Click here to register!
  
  
• Click here for photos from the 2012 Annual Conference!
  
  
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• More soon!

NADOHE Extends a Warm Welcome to our Newest Institutional Members and Chapters!

New Institutional Members

California State University, San Marcos
Case Western Reserve University Hospitals
College of the Mainland
East Carolina University
Gallaudet University
Georgia State University
Hamilton College
Hillsborough Community College
Houston Community College
Middle Tennessee State University
Milwaukee Area Technology College
Missouri State University
Morehead State University 
Northeastern University
Oakton Community College
The Ohio State University
Paradise Valley Community College
Penn State University Altoona
Point Loma Nazarene University
Portland State University
Providence College
Reed College
Reed University
Samuel Merritt University
Smith College
University of Colorado at Colorado Springs
University of Delaware
University of Denver
University of Houston
University of La Verne
University of Maryland
University of Michigan
University of Mississippi
University of Rochester
University of the Rockies
The University of Wisconsin - Milwaukee
Vanderbilt University

New Chapters

Texas Association of Chief Diversity Officers (TADOHE)
Virginia Association of Chief Diversity Officers  (VADOHE)

• NADOHE on the Supreme Courts Steps as Fisher Case Oral Arguments Take Place - Photo Gallery
  
  
• Read "Fisher v. The University of Texas: Why Should We Care?," co-authored by NADOHE president Benjamin D. Reese, Jr. and AAAA president, Gregory T. Chambers
  
  
• NADOHE, along with other Higher Education Associations, Initiates a Conference Call with the Media about the Case of Fisher v. University of Texas at Austin Before the U.S. Supreme Court. Click here.
  
  
• Save the Date for 7th NADOHE Annual Conference, March 4 - 6! Click here.
  
  
• The National Association of Diversity Officers in Higher Education at Hispanic Association of Colleges and Universities (HACU) 26th Annual Conference Click here.
  
  
• The National Association of Diversity Officers in Higher Education and the National Collegiate Athletic Association Click here.
  
  
• NADOHE signs on to the American Council on Education Amicus Brief filed in Fisher v University of Texas in support of the University of Texas at Austin, urging the court to reaffirm the constitutionality of the university's use of race and ethnicity in its admissions process. Click here.
  
  
• NADOHE at NCORE 2012 Click here.
  
  
• NADOHE Announces Winners of Inclusive Excellence Awards Click here.
  
  
• NADOHE Installs New Officers and Board of Director Members Click here.
  
  
• NADOHE Members Approve Bylaws Changes During the March 13, 2012 Annual Business Meeting
  Click here to read the revised bylaws.
  
  
• NADOHE Response to the United States Supreme Court hearing of Fisher v. Texas et al. Click here.
  
  
• NADOHE Accepts Applications for Chapters Read more.
  
  
• NADOHE Announces New Journal Editor, Roger L. Worthington, Ph.D. Read more.
  
  
• NADOHE Chapter Membership Now Available. Apply today!
  
  
• New Member Spotlight on Dr. Jewell G. Winn. Click here.
  
  
• New! NADOHE Student Membership. Apply here.
  
  
• Read NADOHE's Response to Peter Wood Commentary in Chronicle of Higher Education Letter to the Editor Published November 21, 2010.
  
  
• Click here to see the photos from the 2011 Conference.

PURPOSE:

NADOHE Chapters exist to strengthen the common goal of inclusive excellence in higher education on a local, state, regional, and special interest level.

BENEFITS:

• Inclusion in a world-wide organization dedicated to advancing diversity in higher education;
• Serving as a conduit from NADOHE to the Chapter’s constituents for information, programs, materials, and events related to higher education diversity as well as from those constituents to NADOHE for ideas, interest, and enthusiasm for the field;
• Developing geographically-convenient or special interest networks of diversity officers and experts with common concerns and goals; and
• Enjoying the assistance of NADOHE in formation and operations.

HOW TO APPLY:

Organizations wishing to become a chapter of NADOHE must meet the requirements outlined in the Chapter Agreement and complete the Chapter Application.

FOR MORE INFORMATION:

Please contact the NADOHE office at 561-472-8479.