Sentences with phrase «minority applicants»

Does your firm actively seek out minority applicants for attorney positions?

One operator claims that district officials spread rumors that he is racist, leading many minority applicants to stay in district schools.

Studies * also show that minority applicants actually prefer video interviews over traditional paper resumes.

The PhD Project believes a diverse faculty encourages more minorities to pursue business degrees, thereby increasing the pool of minority applicants for positions in today's multicultural corporate environment.

But if those stores are disproportionately located in minority communities, the algorithm could have an adverse effect on minority applicants who are otherwise creditworthy.

This funding will go a long way in raising the numbers of potentially qualified minority applicants attending these schools, while maintaining the schools» academic integrity without changing the objectivity of the entrance exam.»

This funding will go a long way in raising the numbers of potentially qualified minority applicants attending these schools, while maintaining the schools» academic integrity without changing the objectivity of the entrance exam,» said Assemblyman Dinowitz, a Bronx Science Alum.

The Vulcan Society plans to put the Rev. Al Sharpton, Rep. Charles Rangel and former Gov. David Paterson on the witness stand at next month's civil retrial to prove NYC intentionally discriminated against minority applicants.

The Denver Post ran an article, «Qualifying for a Mortgage Is Getting Easier, but Minority Applicants Still Face Higher Denial Rates.»

In its statement, HomeServices of America said Trident plans this June to launch «a campaign in many Philadelphia majority - minority areas as well as in Camden, New Jersey and Allentown, Pennsylvania to attract minority applicants.»

For example, the principle that all people are created equal does not spell out whether a state university may ever treat minority applicants differently to add diverse viewpoints or redress past discrimination.

Minority applicants frequently don't make the cut on the written test.

New program to increase pool of minority applicants tries to break new ground by building on past successes

The district prides itself on its effort to recruit minority applicants and «created this story that there's not more black teachers because black individuals are not applying,» said D'Amico.

The new silks include 20 women (out of 46 applicants) and 17 ethnic minority applicants (out of 35).

Headed by Bear and colleagues, H - LSAMP — which is open to everyone regardless of race — aims to increase the number of minority applicants for research and education careers in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) by recruiting qualified minority students to STEM disciplines, enhancing retention rates, and ensuring that each student graduates with a definite career goal.

The pool of minority applicants to the principalship is limited.

Bringing in a G&T program starting in the 3rd grade by using a screening method proven to discriminate against minority applicants is an obvious attempt to attract an affluent demographic to the traditionally low - performing school.

Qualifying for a mortgage is getting easier, but minority applicants still face higher denial rates

The committee was ready to reject a proposal that had come from a minority applicant.

He told her postdocs are not supposed to teach and that «it would be a shame if I didn't apply for «traditional» fellowships because I was a minority applicant with a strong publication record,» Eroy - Reveles says.

Many of the rejected applicants (and, potentially, many more of those who did not bother applying) have better grades and SAT scores than many of the minority applicants who are admitted.

«By creating a false sense of security, these statements merely provide an illusion of diversity that might end up making things worse for minority applicants,» she added.

Minority applicants may fare even worse in the resume pile at companies purporting to support diversity than they would at companies that don't make the claim, shows a new study from the University of Toronto.

Fifteen states will receive grants worth at least $ 50,000 each to draw up plans to recruit more women and minority applicants to become principals.

The Praxis series replaces ETS» National Teachers Exam (NTE), which was widely criticized as unfair to minority applicants and irrelevant to performance (see Examiner Fall 1988 and Winter 1989).

While federal aid is open to all ethnicities, some financial aid is offered specifically for minority applicants.

In other words, at a given score, non-minority and minority applicants are equally likely to pay as agreed.

The same goes for minority applicants.