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Black Issues in Higher Education

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Articles in July 10, 1997 issue of Black Issues in Higher Education

• Name change doesn't alter mission, just makes it more inclusive - Science, Engineering, Communications, Mathematics Enrichment teacher training program
  by Kendra Hamilton
• "We definitely cannot drop the goals of affirmative action": a discussion with Dr. Carmen Neuberger, Gwendolyn J. Dungy and Joyce Smith - Panel Discussion
• Coming to grips with the problems of race - interview with Council for Aid to Education's Commission on National Investment in Higher Education co-chair Thomas Kean - Interview
• SECME master teacher uses second chance to "touch children." - Chloe Garth
  by Kendra Hamilton
• Report urges greater public investment in higher education
  by Ronald Roach
• Phenomenal growth - Black Issues in Higher Education's sixth annual Top 100 rankings of minority baccalaureates - Cover Story
  by Karin Chenoweth
• Racial attitudes: gaps narrow for young people
  by Ronald Roach
• Sister Power: How Phenomenal Black Women Are Rising to the Top. - book reviews
  by Gloria Harper Dickinson
• Mousetrap cars, egg drops and bridge building: "SECME-tized" teachers provide students with ability to reach for their dreams - Science, Engineering, Communications, Mathematics Enrichment program
  by Kendra Hamilton
• The meaning of the numbers - Black Issues in Higher Education's sixth annual Top 100 rankings of minority college graduates
  by Victor M.H. Borden
• As discussion gets started, legislators seek elimination of government's affirmative action policies
  by Charles Dervarics