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Showing 1 to 3 of 3 for “"Summer Research Opportunities Program (SROP)"”.

  1. Implementing diversity in graduate education: CIC administrators and the Summer Research Opportunities Program (SROP)

    … of university administrators regarding the Summer Research Opportunities Program (SROP). The program was developed with the goal of diversifying the graduate programs at the CIC institutions. Interviews were conducted with senior level administrators at each of the fifteen sites. These …

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  2. The role and prevalence of faculty mentoring among African American and Latino undergraduates in different institutional contexts: a mixed methods study

    … the result of the (mis)appropriation of what researchers know about faculty mentoring among graduate students to undergraduate students; very little research has actually been conducted that investigates faculty mentoring among undergraduates. This study explores the role and prevalence of …

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  3. Models of success: African American males and their pathways toward enrollment in doctoral programs at a predominantly white institution

    … enrollment of African American males in doctoral programs has provoked serious debates within the academy. These discussions typically conclude with a unified goal to increase the participation of African American males in doctoral programs and encourage them to pursue tenured track positions. The …

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