Karen Harris Brown, Ph.D.(University of South Florida), CCC-SLP is an associate professor of speech-language pathology atthe University of West Georgia. Patricia Alvarez McHatton is Associate Dean for Teacher Education at the University of Missouri at Kansas City. She received her Ph.D. from the University of South Florida. Michelle Frazier Trotman Scott is an associate professor at the University of West Georgia. She teaches in the area of Special Education within the Department of Clinical and Professional Studies.

In Faculty of Color Navigating Higher Education, a racially and ethnically diverse group of authors share personal experiences of being faculty members in predominantly white institutions of higher learning. The storied experiences are told through a scholarly lens that offers the reader theoretical frameworks of culture and an introspective view of how the frameworks play out in lived experiences. Truly an enlightening read for all humans and especially those involved in higher education.

• Foreword- Michael HesterChapter One: Faculty of Color in Higher EducationKaren Harris Brown, Patty Alvarez McHatton, and Michelle Frazier Trotman ScottChapter Two: Limits of Acceptance: How Far Is Too Far? Hema RamanathanChapter Three: The Sword, the Shield, and Double-Consciousness: Notes onReconciling and Negotiating the Black Male Scholar IdentityTristan GlennChapter Four: Navigating Higher Education as an Asian Immigrant FemaleSohyun AnChapter Five: The Silencing of International Faculty: The Enemy Inside and OutPaula GuerraChapter Six: Reframing Resistance: Steering Into and Through Student Resistance to Diversity Course ContentMichael D. SmithChapter Seven: A Lighthouse on the Shore, the Challenge of Trying to ShineUrsula ThomasChapter Eight: The Golden ChildJacqueline JohnsonChapter Nine: Thematic AnalysisKaren Harris Brown and Patricia Alvarez McHattonChapter Ten: Faculty of Color Navigating Higher EducationKaren Harris Brown and Patricia Alvarez McHatton

Karen Harris Brown, Ph.D.(University of South Florida), CCC-SLP is an associate professor of speech-language pathology atthe University of West Georgia. Patricia Alvarez McHatton is Associate Dean for Teacher Education at the University of Missouri at Kansas City. She received her Ph.D. from the University of South Florida. Michelle Frazier Trotman Scott is an associate professor at the University of West Georgia. She teaches in the area of Special Education within the Department of Clinical and Professional Studies.

In Faculty of Color Navigating Higher Education, a racially and ethnically diverse group of authors share personal experiences of being faculty members in predominantly white institutions of higher learning. The storied experiences are told through a scholarly lens that offers the reader theoretical frameworks of culture and an introspective view of how the frameworks play out in lived experiences. Truly an enlightening read for all humans and especially those involved in higher education.

• Foreword- Michael HesterChapter One: Faculty of Color in Higher EducationKaren Harris Brown, Patty Alvarez McHatton, and Michelle Frazier Trotman ScottChapter Two: Limits of Acceptance: How Far Is Too Far? Hema RamanathanChapter Three: The Sword, the Shield, and Double-Consciousness: Notes onReconciling and Negotiating the Black Male Scholar IdentityTristan GlennChapter Four: Navigating Higher Education as an Asian Immigrant FemaleSohyun AnChapter Five: The Silencing of International Faculty: The Enemy Inside and OutPaula GuerraChapter Six: Reframing Resistance: Steering Into and Through Student Resistance to Diversity Course ContentMichael D. SmithChapter Seven: A Lighthouse on the Shore, the Challenge of Trying to ShineUrsula ThomasChapter Eight: The Golden ChildJacqueline JohnsonChapter Nine: Thematic AnalysisKaren Harris Brown and Patricia Alvarez McHattonChapter Ten: Faculty of Color Navigating Higher EducationKaren Harris Brown and Patricia Alvarez McHatton

Karen Harris Brown, Ph.D.(University of South Florida), CCC-SLP is an associate professor of speech-language pathology atthe University of West Georgia. Patricia Alvarez McHatton is Associate Dean for Teacher Education at the University of Missouri at Kansas City. She received her Ph.D. from the University of South Florida. Michelle Frazier Trotman Scott is an associate professor at the University of West Georgia. She teaches in the area of Special Education within the Department of Clinical and Professional Studies.

In Faculty of Color Navigating Higher Education, a racially and ethnically diverse group of authors share personal experiences of being faculty members in predominantly white institutions of higher learning. The storied experiences are told through a scholarly lens that offers the reader theoretical frameworks of culture and an introspective view of how the frameworks play out in lived experiences. Truly an enlightening read for all humans and especially those involved in higher education.

• Foreword- Michael HesterChapter One: Faculty of Color in Higher EducationKaren Harris Brown, Patty Alvarez McHatton, and Michelle Frazier Trotman ScottChapter Two: Limits of Acceptance: How Far Is Too Far? Hema RamanathanChapter Three: The Sword, the Shield, and Double-Consciousness: Notes onReconciling and Negotiating the Black Male Scholar IdentityTristan GlennChapter Four: Navigating Higher Education as an Asian Immigrant FemaleSohyun AnChapter Five: The Silencing of International Faculty: The Enemy Inside and OutPaula GuerraChapter Six: Reframing Resistance: Steering Into and Through Student Resistance to Diversity Course ContentMichael D. SmithChapter Seven: A Lighthouse on the Shore, the Challenge of Trying to ShineUrsula ThomasChapter Eight: The Golden ChildJacqueline JohnsonChapter Nine: Thematic AnalysisKaren Harris Brown and Patricia Alvarez McHattonChapter Ten: Faculty of Color Navigating Higher EducationKaren Harris Brown and Patricia Alvarez McHatton