Dr Douglas To Speak At Vanderbilt University
Bermudian Dr. Ty-Ron Douglas has been selected as a Southeastern Conference [SEC] Visiting Faculty Scholar to Vanderbilt University, with Dr. Douglas to give a keynote entitled “When Research is Insufficient: Reflections on Colonialism, Campus Uprisings, & College Sport.”
A spokesperson said, “Dr. Ty-Ron Douglas has been selected as a Southeastern Conference [SEC] Visiting Faculty Scholar to Vanderbilt University; this opportunity allows him to travel to Vanderbilt University during the 2021-22 academic year to engage in research and professional development with renown educational scholar, Dr. Rich Milner—founder of the Initiative for Race, Research & Justice and the president elect of the American Educational Research Association [AERA], the largest educational research organization in the world.
“A Bermudian professor, administrator and speaker who now serves as the Associate Athletic Director for Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, & Belonging, Dr. Douglas was selected for the visiting scholar program through his affiliation with the University of Missouri where he has been a tenured Associate Professor of Educational Leadership & Policy Analysis.
“His talk is entitled: When Research is Insufficient: Reflections on Colonialism, Campus Uprisings, & College Sport.
“Virtual attendees should register today to access the live talk at this registration link.”
Dr. Douglas posted on social media, saying, “Humbled and honored to be a SEC Visiting Scholar at Vanderbilt University this year, a program I was selected for via the University of Missouri—thank you Mizzou.
“I’m looking forward to giving this talk: When Research is Insufficient: Reflections on Colonialism, Campus Uprisings, & College Sport. Thanks to Dr. Rich Milner – president elect of the American Educational Research Association – for being a gracious host! Join us if you’re in the Nashville area!”
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