A Balancing Act: Impacting and Initiating the Success of African American Female Community College Transfer Students in STEM into the HBCU Environment
Author:
- Dimitra Lynette JacksonDJDimitra Lynette Jackson
- 1 January 2013
- journal article
- Published by Journal of Negro Education in The Journal of Negro Education
- Vol. 82 (3)
Abstract
Increasing the representation of students of color in STEM is vital to the United States' workforce. It is projected that minorities will represent half of ...Keywords
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