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Leadership & Policy
The Community College Presidency at the Millennium. – book reviews
If anyone doubts Dr. George B. Vaughan is the nation’s leading expert on the community college presidency, the publication of this new book should lay that to rest.
Leadership & Policy
To educate a nation; Native American tribe hopes to bring higher education to an Arizona reservation – Tohono O’Odham Nation, Papago Indian Reservation, Sells, Arizona
When the Tohono O’Odham Nation’s surveyed its members last year about barriers that they faced to obtaining a college degree, recurring themes kept cropping up. The nearest college to the Sells, Arizona community was more than an hour’s drive away. Moving to a city with a college was not an option for others. And many found the high cost of big-city rent prohibitive.
Faculty & Staff
Plotting the assassination of little red Sambo: psychologists join war against racist campus mascots – Native American mascots
Psychologists Join War Against Racist Campus Mascots
Students
New standards will send many CUNY students to community colleges – City University of New York
The man behind the ending of remediation in the City University of New York’s (CUNY) four-year colleges is not New York Mayor Rudolph Giuliani — although the Republican mayor certainly set the political tone earlier this year by calling for the end of remediation.
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Leadership & Policy
Powerful sisters – college presidents – Cover Story
Within only a couple of decades, women of color have come a long way in their representation among college presidents. The place where they are most abundant is at community colleges. There are currently 104 women of color heading postsecondary institutions, and 61 of these are at community colleges.
Leadership & Policy
Type casting for women presidents – of jobs and institutions
The just-released American Council on Education report, The American College President, found that there were no gains in the number of presidencies for African Americans. Research that I conducted in the spring of 1996 on data collected from African American and White women who were college presidents demonstrate, to some degree, why this is particularly true for African American women while women in general — clearly, White women — are experiencing progress.
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Leadership & Policy
Scholars say basta to Chicano/Latino president shortage – enough
Efforts are underway to create a new pipeline to reverse shrinking representation
Leadership & Policy
Climbing to the top – African American community college presidents
Rising to the helm of two-year institutions continues to be a challenge for aspiring African American college presidents
Leadership & Policy
African American college presidents in decline
Yet the pipeline of Black scholars poised to assume presidential status is growing
Leadership & Policy
Reflections of a trailblazer – African American Clifton R. Wharton, Jr., former president of Michigan State University – Cover Story – Interview
Dr. Clifton R. Wharton Jr., reflects on his career and shares his insight on the current status of African Americans in higher education
Leadership & Policy
Black ivy mysteries – mystery books about black scholars in white institutions
WASHINGTON, D.C. It’s not uncommon for fiction writers to create heroes and heroines whose personalities and life circumstances stem from the writer’s own experiences. So it should come as no surprise that when Pamela Thomas-Graham decided to write a mystery novel, she created an African American heroine who teaches at the same university where she spent her undergraduate and graduate years.
Leadership & Policy
Honoring the past, leading toward the future – goals for president of Johnson C. Smith University
It is often the dream of professional educators in higher education to be tapped for the leadership position of the institution that nurtured them. But even when that occurs, no one is ever prepared f6r the realities, the real demands, and sometimes unrealistic expectations placed upon the head and shoulders of the college president.
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