Fred Rodriguez, vice provost for diversity and equity at Kansas University, is pictured Thursday in Strong Hall. Rodriguez, who is nearing his retirement this summer, has been with the university for 35 years, in which he became the first to teach on the issues of multicultural education and diversity.
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