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2 December 2022

As Professor Ken Sloan commences his second year as Vice-Chancellor, he has written about the connection between enterprise and equality, diversity and inclusion in a new blog for The Higher Education Policy Institute in partnership with the National Centre for Entrepreneurship in Education.
Professor Sloan writes:
“At Harper Adams, our focus is on curating impactful graduates and solutions for business and society. It is a primary reason why people work and study here. The University is widely regarded as entrepreneurial and enterprising: come and see our Hands-Free Farm if you want to see enterprise in action.
"I will not accept, however, that we are as enterprising as we could be until our equality, diversity and inclusion ambitions are also fulfilled. Until then, there is always the chance that a voice that could make a transformational contribution to what we do will not be heard.
"It also means that someone who could access a Harper Adams education and make a valuable contribution to our industries and society might not be able to do so. That is why inclusion is and must remain one of key our strategic priorities and will be a basis on which our future impact and our enterprising progress will rightly be evaluated.”
Read the full article on the HEPI website
In our latest leadership article with @HEPI_news @ProfKenSloan Vice-Chancellor at @HarperAdamsUni looks at why inclusion is and must remain one of the key strategic priorities and will be a basis on which future impact and enterprising progress will rightly be evaluated. https://t.co/myoQoN5ux5
— ncee (@nceeUK) December 1, 2022
Great article linking EDI and enterprise. “The solutions universities are seeking to develop with and for society are intended to be beneficial for all people, so the route to identify and curate those solutions should mobilise a university’s entire talent base.” https://t.co/YUWQbF2PH1
— Emma Moore (@EmmaGradconsult) December 1, 2022
"I will not accept that we are as enterprising as we could be until our equality, diversity and inclusion ambitions are also fulfilled"
— University APPG (@universityappg) December 1, 2022
Says @ProfKenSloan @HarperAdamsUni as he makes the case for opportunity to be at the heart of strategy. https://t.co/zWI5En6ZXf@HEPI_news
Read a thought-provoking new blog by @ProfKenSloan, Vice-Chancellor @HarperAdamsUni for @HEPI_news "What has being enterprising got to do with equality, diversity and inclusion?" ??https://t.co/ew960ZTEar
— GuildHE (@GuildHE) December 1, 2022
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