Brown, W. & Bobo, A. D. (April 2014) The impact of socialization upon African American doctoral students in science, technology, engineering and mathematics programs at public universities. American Educational Research Association Conference (AERA), Philadelphia, PA. Brown, W.A. & Glusco, T. (November 2013) The Impact of technology on promotion and tenure. Association for the Study of...Read More

Latitia D. McCane, EPh.D. Student | Bishop State Community College, Mobile, Alabama The purpose of this study was to examine STEM on historically black community college campuses in order to understand the role this environment plays in African American students’ academic and social integration on campus; interaction with other STEM students and faculty; and their...Read More

Rita Christopher Ignatius, Ph.D. | Jackson State University There are distinct benefits related with engaging with health promoting practices and psychological well-being of individuals as they are important determinants of health and wellness. While continued unhealthy health practices and behaviors will jeopardize not only their health status in later life, but also have a long...Read More

By: Phillip “Flapp” Cockrell, Ph.D. | Jackson State University The Upward Bound Program challenged higher education with the premise that a summer experience on a college campus would have a transformative impact on the lives of low-income students from minority backgrounds. It was Examined whether that premise is supported by the research by reviewing findings...Read More