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Equity, Equality, and Empathy is written for principals to gain expertise upon the successful incorporation of seven actions related to the advancement of equity, equality, and empathy by means of developing a well-being program which nurtures a positive campus climate and culture through research-based social and emotional learning processes.
List of contents
List of Textboxes and Tables
Acknowledgments
Introduction
Chapter 1. Principal Action #1: Find a Cure
Chapter 2. Principal Action #2: Develop a Successful Well-Being Program
Chapter 3. Principal Action #3: Embrace Social and Emotional Learning
Chapter 4. Principal Action #4: Appreciate Social and Emotional Learning
Chapter 5. Principal Action #5: Distinguish Between Equity and Equality
Chapter 6. Principal Action #6: Ensure Empathy is a Campus and Cultural Norm
Chapter 7. Principal Action #7: Strengthen Your Own Personal Leadership Skills with the Social and Emotional Learning Instrument (A Principal Protocol)
References
Index
About the Author
About the author
Patrick “Tod” Colegrove, Ph.D., MSLIS, is Director of the Carson City Public Library, and former State Librarian/Administrator of the Nevada State Library, Archives, and Public Records division. Emeritus faculty of the University of Nevada, Reno, he served as Head of the DeLaMare Science & Engineering Library and led the team that earned the library international recognition. He holds a Master of Library and Information Science degree with concentration in competitive intelligence and knowledge management earned from Drexel University, as well as Doctorate and Master of Science degrees in Physics. His career in libraries builds on over fourteen years of entrepreneurial experience as leadership in high-tech private industry, capped by a decade teaching in the university classroom. Colegrove has led libraries in achieving notable firsts, including the first academic library in the United States to offer 3D printing and scanning services, being named one of the Most Interesting Makerspaces in America, and pioneering the rollout of virtual reality equipment in libraries statewide in support of career exploration and workforce development. A thought leader, his work is recognized internationally with invited presentations ranging from TEDx speaker and congressional panels in Washington D.C. to service with the International Baccalaureate program in The Hague, service separately under the U.S. Speaker Program of the Department of State with libraries across Belarus, and work with the top colleges and libraries in China at the intersection of libraries, innovation, entrepreneurship, and design.
