The Institute of Educational Leadership (IEL), a division of the College of Education, promotes the improvement of elementary, secondary and postsecondary education throughout the State of Iowa. It works with educators throughout the state to focus on and clarify issues important to education in Iowa and to address issues of significance to Iowa's school districts. To fulfill this mission, the IEL serves as a catalyst for:
- informed dialogue on educational issues impacting the schools of Iowa, region and nation;
- developing collaborative relationships with individuals and/or organizations external to schools; and
- education policy development.
The IEL monograph series collected here included 11 issues, starting with vol.1 no.1 (1990) through v.7 no.1 (1997).
Current Issue: Volume 7, Number 1 (1997) - Historical Development and Advancement of Cultural Diversity in the Cedar Falls/Waterloo Metropolitan Area: An Iowa Sesquicentennial University/Community Seminar
Institute for Educational Leadership Monograph Series
Complete Monograph
Front Matter
Introduction
Executive Summary
Dave Else
Issue Area One
Ways to Mobilize the Community
Alice F. Culpepper
Diversity: From the Sidelines
Betty Jean Furgerson
Building Upon Our Past
James R. Kenyon
Strategic Plans Can Build Bridges
Linda Martin
Begin With Listening Dialogs
Jan Ott
Challenging Our Prejudices, Developing An Inclusionary Vision
Elaine A. Pfalzgraf
Understand Diversity Through Acceptance, Tolerance
Gloria Stigler
Issue Area Two
Issue Area Two: How Do We Resolve the Separateness of Cedar Falls and Waterloo Created by Diversity?
Ed Stachovic
Cultural Diversity - Catalyst for Unity
Billie Bailey
Cross-cultural Contacts, Programs Encouraged to Appreciate Diversity
Vergestene Cooper
Economics Cited as Main Separation Issue
Phillip A. Gansen
Embrace Richness of Diversity
Sharon Juon
All Encouraged to Start One-On-One Communication
Donald D. Lindaman
Issue Area Three
Opinions About Cultural Diversity - Post Script
A. Miller Roskamp
Issue Area Four
Issue Area Four: How Does Understanding Our Ethnicity Impact Our Perceptions of Others and How Do We Change Negative Expectations to Orient All People to Success?
Arlis Swartzendruber and Media Moore
Altering Belief Systems Through Education
Ken Alberts
Creating Community for Responsible Change
Michael D. Blackwell
Community Needs to Remove Rose-tinted Glasses to Examine Ethnicity, Create Environments for Success
Scharron Clayton
Youth Ethnic Dialogues Provide Base for Community Understanding
Susan M. Johnson
Issue Area Five
Issue Area Five: How Do We Develop a Global Perspective in Helping People Understand Our Interconnectedness?
Daniel Smith and Pochy Morales-Gomez
Helping People Develop a Global Perspective
Leander Brown
Appreciating Our Similarities, Interconnectedness
Nancy Erickson
Alternative Conceptions of a Structure for Interconnectedness
Carmen Montecinos
Editors
- Editor
- Dave Else
- Technical Editor
- Carole Shelley Yates
- Production
- Joyce Broell