African American Men on College Campuses: Their Needs and Their Perceptions

This chapter provides a cursory look at the current status of black male college students as well as a review of a national survey that reveals some of their attitudes, beliefs, and perceptions of the campus environment. The perceptions are compared to those of African American women students.

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Published in:New directions for student services 1997-12, Vol.1997 (80), p.5-16
Main Author: Cuyjet, Michael J.
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
African Americans
Black Students
College Student Experiences Questionnaire
College Students
Educational Status Comparison
Educationally Disadvantaged
Higher Education
Males
National Surveys
Racial Differences
Sex Differences
Student Attitudes
Student Needs
Student Personnel Services
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Summary:This chapter provides a cursory look at the current status of black male college students as well as a review of a national survey that reveals some of their attitudes, beliefs, and perceptions of the campus environment. The perceptions are compared to those of African American women students.
ISSN:0164-7970
1536-0695
DOI:10.1002/ss.8001