Senate Higher Education Committee on 3/21/2023

Bills

Committee Members

Sen. Omar Fateh

Senate, 62, DFL, sen.omar.fateh@senate.mn, 651-296-4261

Sen. Aric Putnam

Senate, 14, DFL, sen.aric.putnam@senate.mn, 651-296-6455

(Heard as: Putnam )

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Sen. Zach Duckworth

Senate, 57, R, sen.zach.duckworth@senate.mn, 651-296-7633

(Heard as: Duckworth )

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Sen. Robert Farnsworth

Senate, 7, R, sen.robert.farnsworth@senate.mn, 651-296-8436

(Heard as: Farnsworth )

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Sen. Robert Kupec

Senate, 4, DFL, sen.robert.kupec@senate.mn, 651-296-3205

(Heard as: Kupec )

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Sen. Erin Murphy

Senate, 64, DFL, sen.erin.murphy@senate.mn, 651-296-5931

(Heard as: Murphy )

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Sen. Clare Oumou Verbeten

Senate, 66, DFL, sen.clare.oumouverbeten@senate.mn, 651-296-8866

(Heard as: Omu-Verban )

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Sen. Jason Rarick

Senate, 11, R, sen.jason.rarick@senate.mn, 651-296-1508

Noteworthy Content:

00:20:10,300 - indigenous people of color to cultivate leadership in policy and government.

00:20:38,620 - because it benefits our marginalized populations,

00:22:16,860 - progressive conversations of gender inequality,

00:35:56,480 - students or diverse students the opportunity to be at an institution like

00:46:46,680 - support professional development for faculty and staff in anti-racist teaching

00:46:59,940 - this point have diversity and equity inclusion sections.

00:48:58,780 - worry of disparities and systemic systems of institutional oppression in higher education

00:50:24,800 - very same high schools and part of the institutional forms of oppression many

00:50:51,080 - institutional forms of oppression education and higher learning doesn't mean other students

00:50:58,920 - Think of it as a track and field sprint race where one individual

00:54:46,920 - that institutional a form of oppression found in education such as college

00:55:14,020 - institutional forms of oppression help underrepresented BIPOC students wanting

00:56:13,070 - institutional systems of oppression and higher education and help the next

01:05:05,560 - and will proportionately support people of color and indigenous students and

01:06:40,140 - member of the Minnesota education equity partnership and also serve on the college

01:06:45,220 - race equity advocacy advisory council but I also come here today as a community member

01:06:50,540 - committed to higher education access and equity for people of color and indigenous students

01:07:23,220 - systemic economic barriers people of color and indigenous students

01:07:40,320 - months people of color and indigenous students are living in poverty

01:08:06,700 - development and anti-racist teaching practices relating in higher education

01:08:19,300 - in higher education from an anti-racist set of mental molds and practices

01:08:24,800 - in my line of work I spend time working directly with people of color and indigenous

01:08:53,620 - education for people of color and indigenous students thank you mr.

01:09:23,300 - Minnesota education equity partnership as a long-term consultant

01:15:42,480 - creates an opportunities for challenging grants for anti-racist teaching and faculty development.

01:17:56,180 - about identity and a clear approach is to being able to do that work.