Marginalizing minorities affects school environment
Goddard Health Center on Elm Avenue is OU’s campus health clinic. Photo credit: Taylor Chase McArthur
By Taylor Chase McArthur Minority students in Oklahoma are suffering from marginalization, and it’s causing drawbacks in furthering their education according to a college official. Koretta McArthur said she often has minority students come to her with the problem of marginalization on campus. She is the University of Oklahoma’s coordinator of special events for the Office of Diversity and Inclusion at Price College of Business. “I have about three to four students who come each week talking about the treatment inside and out of the classroom.” McArthur said. “As a diversity officer, my job is to report and document to…
