Missouri seeks 10 percent black faculty banner by 2015
Missouri aims to reach a 10 percent black faculty level within two years, a goal no flagship public university has reached. AP analysis shows most campuses average 2 to 4 percent black faculty, with a handful just above 5 percent. University leaders cite student demands and campus climate as driving change.
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A university upheaval over racist incidents and administrator response grew into student protests a hunger strike and a threatened football team boycott. Demands include increasing black faculty and staff to 10 percent by 2017 18, up from 3 percent, with support from former minority faculty.
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