Diverse Issues in Higher Education

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Diverse Issues in Higher Education, December 14, 2006

Editor's note - Editorial

Risking it all.

Diverse poll.

Spectrum

Building a community of mathematicians: Dr. William A. Massey, an applied mathematician at Princeton University, considers numbers at a conceptual and a personal level. By doing so, he has helped to make notable progress in adding color--and valuable talent--to his profession.

Diverse Digits - Brief article

College costs are on the rise.

Identity dissonance amongs students - Brief article

Word of the week.

Spectrum

Spellings gets left behind.

Spectrum - Brief article

Who said what?

U.S. Sen. Barack Obama joins Education Committee: appointment provides forum for possible presidential candidate to talk about one of his chief priorities.

United States Department of Education, historically Black colleges and universities

Ed Department faulted for low HBCU loan participation: approximately $200 million remained unused as of August.

American Association of Colleges of Nursing

New nursing Ph.D. recommendation rankles some: program officials argue new requirement may prevent low-income, first-generation minorities from advancing in the field.

Association of American Medical Colleges

AAMC launches new campaign to increase medical school diversity.

African Methodist Episcopal Church

Professor suggests survival of the fittest strategy for AME Colleges: closing some campuses and reallocating funds to others could be best option for struggling institutions.

Public universities turning away from low-income and minority students

Flagship institutions serve Whiter, wealthier student body, study says.

Noteworthy news - Statistical data

Out of Africa: Kenya and Nigeria remain the only African countries to rank in the top 20 places of origin for international students studying in the United States.

Noteworthy news

Turning up the heat on affirmative action policies: Asian American student claims his race kept him out of Princeton.

Trouble at Texas Southern: the campus murder of a TSU student sets in motion a chain of events that would eventually, bring down President Priscilla Slade and members of her administration.

Taking a stand: more than 300 men of Japanese descent refused U.S. government orders to enter the military in the 1940s. Only in recent years have these men gained recognition for their actions.

Biography

An unlikely scholar: Iraq War veteran and law professor Christopher Cooper's path to the academy has been anything but traditional.

Single by Chance, Mothers by Choice: How Women Are Choosing Parenthood Without Marriage and Creating the New American Family - Book review

Dreams of motherhood: women's studies professor examines the maternal aspirations held by many single women.

On the move - Appointed Elizabeth Chen - Brief article

New England College of Optometry.

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