Document Type

Article

Gillon explores issues of race in the history of fraternity, sorority life

Authors

Casey Kelly

Publication Title

UMaine News

Publication Date

4-3-2019

Abstract/ Summary

Historically, fraternities and sororities on college campuses have mirrored broader social and cultural patterns when it comes to issues of race and racism. That includes patterns of oppression and exclusion, as well as racial uplift and cultural validation. University of Maine assistant professor of higher education Kathleen Gillon analyzes these themes in the latest issue of New Directions for Student Services, for which she also served as lead editor.

Identifier

Racial Justice_Division of Marketing and Communications_2021_01_14b

Repository Citation

Kelly, Casey, "Gillon explores issues of race in the history of fraternity, sorority life" (2019). Social Justice: Diversity, Equity, & Inclusion. 69.
https://digitalcommons.library.umaine.edu/social_justice/69

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