The Trouble with Quality in the Academy
We need to redefine quality in less elitist terms and ground it in race and class awareness to...
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Marybeth Gasman | the Samuel DeWitt Proctor Chair in Education & Distinguished Professor, Rutgers University
Articles by this author:
How the Diversification of Mainstream Higher Ed Could Impact HBCUs
Mainstream colleges and universities are focusing on improving administrative and faculty diversity...
In Fear of Mergers: Looking to the Future of HBCUs
It’s critical for HBCU leaders to think seriously about how they can adapt their institutions to...
Can Elite Institutions Serve Under-Served, Non-Traditional Students?
As the population of under-represented and non-traditional students grows on campuses nationwide,...
Glass Ceiling Strengthened by Movement Toward Vocational Education
The shift from liberal arts education to vocational and technical programming may increase...
Glass Ceiling Strengthened by Movement Toward Vocational Education
The shift from liberal arts education to vocational and technical programming may increase...
Adapting to Serve Inner-City Students
Low-income inner city students often find themselves underserved by the majority of higher...
HBCUs Are a Strong Alternative in the Graduate Marketplace
The supportive nature of smaller colleges such as HBCUs provides them with a distinct advantage in...
