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Historical and Political Studies
The faculty and staff of the Department of Historical and Political Studies at Arcadia University are committed to diversity and inclusion in our community and in our classrooms. We stand firmly against any discrimination based on race, ethnicity, nationality, immigration status, sex, gender, sexuality, class, or dis/ability, and will continue to proactively develop and sustain the social and academic environment that fosters a sense of belonging and appreciation for all. This commitment requires our attention to both individual actions and institutional policies and practices. We will be responsive to situations as they arise and proactive about creating a department and classroom climate that ensures as best as possible that harmful or exclusionary situations do not arise. This statement of our commitment is a guiding principle of our practice as educators and a pillar of our departmental community. As such, this Fall 2021 statement serves as a renewal of our commitment to anti-racism and anti-discrimination, and we will revise and reissue this statement annually.
Office of Enrollment Management
1-877-ARCADIA (1-877-272-2342)
admiss@arcadia.edu
Join us for an information session and campus tour or attend an open house.
Dr. Amy Widestrom
Department Chair & Director of Politics, Government and Law
Department of Historical and Political Studies
215-572-2917
widestroma@arcadia.edu