Ten-Years of DDCE
This is an issue of the Division of Diversity and Community Engagement magazine that included a ten-year history of the division and its accomplishments. The division established by then-UT President Bill Powers who named Dr. Gregory J. Vincent the inaugural Vice President for Diversity and Community Engagement.
Annual Report, Division of Diversity & Community Engagement
This is one of numerous annual reports that Dr. Gregory J. Vincent and other Vincent Strategies team members created.
University Diversity and Inclusion Action Plan
As Vice President for Diversity and Community Engagement, Greg Vincent led the effort to develop UT Austin’s first university-wide Diversity and Inclusion Action Plan.
As We Saw It: A History of Integration at the University of Texas
This publication presents the stories, trials, and tribulations of the first Black students at the University of Texas. Co-edited by Dr. Gregory J. Vincent, Virginia Cumberbatch, and Leslie Blair.
The Handbook of Research on Black Males
Drawing from the work of top researchers in various fields, The Handbook of Research on Black Males explores the nuanced and multifaceted phenomena known as the black male. Simultaneously hyper-visible and invisible, black males around the globe are being investigated now more than ever before; however, many of the well-meaning responses regarding media attention paid to black males are not well informed by research.
Equity Audit
School equity audits draw on strengths and challenges for districts such as this one for Paducah Public Schools.
Dr. Vincent Discusses Fisher Ruling from SCOTUS
“The educational benefits of diversity directly and powerfully impact all of our students.”
Gregory Vincent, Vice President for Diversity & Community Engagement at UT Austin, discusses the Supreme Court’s ruling that upholds the university’s right to continue our holistic admissions process.
Sigma Pi Phi Fraternity: Strategic Plan 2018-2024
As Grand Sire Archon of Sigma Pi Phi Fraternity, Dr. Gregory Vincent led the effort to prepare a five-year strategic plan for the oldest African American fraternity. With 139 chapters and nearly 6,000 members, the professional fraternity works to uplift Black communities through social justice, education, civil rights, and economic initiatives.
Dr. Gregory Vincent on HBCUs and Philanthropic Impact
Dr. Vincent shares how the values he learned from his parents have not only influenced his personal life but also guided his professional journey. We delve deep into the history of affirmative action in higher education, drawing on landmark cases like the Bakke decision of 1978 and the Fisher vs. University of Texas case.
Dr. Vincent on Academic Freedom
In conjunction with his Spring 2017 law class, Race and the Law: Exploring the Law through Critical Race Theory and Other Lenses, Dr. Gregory J. Vincent presented his lecture on free speech in the academy Wednesday evening, titled “The Contours of Free Speech on a College Campus.” The lecture (as well as his prior lecture of affirmative action) was part of the 2017 Heman Sweatt Symposium on Civil Rights and the DDCE 10th Anniversary Lecture Series.
Dr. Vincent on Affirmative Action
In conjunction with his Spring 2017 law class, Race and the Law: Exploring the Law through Critical Race Theory and Other Lenses, Dr. Gregory J. Vincent presented his lecture on affirmative action Wednesday evening, titled “From Plessy to Fisher, The Quest for Racial Justice: Then and Now.”
InfoComm 2023: Talladega College President Dr. Gregory Vincent Talks About his eSports Commitment
WeiLab: Call to Action Keynote
Dr. Vincent delivered the keynote address at the University of Wisconsin’s Equity and Inclusion Laboratory (Wei LAB) on “Frederick Douglass and the Continued Quest for Liberation in the African Diaspora.”