04 Nov Discuss what affirmative action is, and why it is important to pursue it, as well as explaining the three types of affirmative action. Explain how to create and use affirmative action p
Objectives for Chapter 5:
Discuss what affirmative action is, and why it is important to pursue it, as well as explaining the three types of affirmative action.
Explain how to create and use affirmative action plans.
Define reverse discrimination and how it relates to affirmative action.
Discuss arguments for and against affirmative action.
Explain the need for diversity, equity, multiculturalism and inclusion and give examples.
Assignments for Chapter 5:
Assignment #1-Read Chapter 5 carefully and completely.
Assignment #2-The most recent affirmative action case heard by the U.S. Supreme Court was the case of Students for Fair Admissions v, Harvard College and the University of North Carolina, No. 20–1199. Argued October 31, 2022—Decided June 29, 2023*. It involved admission to two colleges rather than employment, but it overturned prior court opinions regarding the affirmative action debate. Google this case or copy and paste this this link, Students for Fair Admissions v. Harvard and answer the rubric questions related to this case. This case is the most recent opinion on affirmative action, and may have far reaching effects for the overall affirmative issues in all areas, including employment, in the future, so be sure that you are aware of it.
Preview Rubric Chapter 5 Rubric-Affirmative Action
Management 5070-W4, Fall II 20… MP Ma!hew Pankey
Content Tasks Communica"on Resources
Chapter 5 Rubric-Affirmative Action Course: Management 5070-W4, Fall II 2023 – Ft Campb
Total
Overall Score
Criteria Possible Points Criterion Score
State the name and citation of Students for Fair
Admissions (SFFA) v. Harvard College and the
University of North Carolina
/ 0.5
What was the opinion of the University of North
Carolina and Harvard v. SFFA?
/ 3
What was the main issue before the U.S. Supreme
Court in the Harvard and UNC admissions cases?
(minimum 100 words)
/ 3
What was the SFFA's argument against Harvard and
UNC? (minimum 200 words)
/ 3
Answer in 14 point Ariel font, double spaced, with no
spelling or grammatical errors. The answer must be
long enough to clearly discuss the subject matter and
answer the question. (minimum 400 words)
/ 0.5
0.5 points
3 points
3 points
3 points
0.5 points
Level 2 0 points minimum
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