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CHAPTER 6. Funding Doctoral Studies for Minorities
by Sara Meléndez 		107
CHAPTER 7. Clearing the Pathway: Improving Opportunities for
Minority Students to Transfer
by Laura I. Rendón and Amaury Nora 		120
CHAPTER 8. The Transfer Function: Building Curricular Roadways
across and among Higher Education Institutions
by Alison R. Bernstein and Judith S. Eaton 		139
CHAPTER 9. Hispanic Student Achievement
by Richard Durán 		151
CHAPTER 10. Progress of Hispanics in American Higher Education
by Alfredo de los Santos Jr. and Anthony Rigual 		173
CHAPTER 11. The Participation of African Americans in American
Higher Education
by Reginald Wilson 		195
CHAPTER 12. Maintaining the Competitive Tradition
by N. Joyce Payne 		210
CHAPTER 13. Higher Education Issues in Native American
Communities
by Clara Sue Kidwell 		239
CHAPTER 14. Higher Education Issues in the Asian American
Community
by Bob H. Suzuki 		258
CHAPTER 15. Assessment in Higher Education and the Preparation of
Minority Teachers
by Manuel Justiz and Marilyn Kameen 		286
CHAPTER 16. Minorities in Graduate Education: A Need to Regain
Lost Momentum
by Mark Clark and Hector Garza 		297
CHAPTER 17. The Impasse on Faculty Diversity in Higher Education:
A National Agenda
by Shirley Vining Brown 		314
CHAPTER 18. Equity in Higher Education: The State Role
by Patrick M. Callan 		334
CHAPTER 19. An Optimistic Sense of Possibility
by Frank Newman 		347
Index 365

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Publication Information: Book Title: Minorities in Higher Education. Contributors: Manuel J. Justiz - editor, Reginald Wilson - editor, Lars G. Björk - editor. Publisher: Oryx Press. Place of Publication: Phoenix. Publication Year: 1994. Page Number: vi.
    
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