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ERIC TITLE NUMBER: ED333933 AUTHOR: Angel, Dan, Ed.; Barrera, Adriana, Ed.



TITLE: Rekindling Minority Enrollment. New Directions for
Community Colleges, Number 74.

YEAR PUBLISHED: 1991
JOURNAL: New-Directions-for-Community-Colleges; v19 n2 Sum
1991
NOTE: 135 p.
AVAILABILITY: Jossey-Bass Inc., Publishers, 350 Sansome
Street, San Francisco, CA 94104 ($15.95).

ABSTRACT: A variety of community college programs and
services designed to enhance minority student participation
and success in higher education are described in this
volume. Issues related to minority student recruitment,
retention, and transfer to four-year institutions, and to
minority staff professional development are explored in the
following 15 articles: (1) "Minority Participation in
Community Colleges: A Status Report," by Adriana Barrera
and Dan Angel; (2) "Community College Access: Barriers and
Bridges," by Raul Cardenas and Elizabeth Warren; (3) "Model
Programs in Minority Access," by Roy G. Phillips; (4)
"Minority Student Recruitment," by Anne E. Mulder; (5)
"Minority Student Recruitment: A Connecticut Model," by
Ronald A. Williams and Mary Anne Cox; (6) "Minority Student
Retention," by James C. Henderson; (7) "Minority Student
Retention: The Prince George's Community College Program,"
by David P. James; (8) "Minority Student Retention:
ENLACE," by Mauro Chavez and Margarita Maestas-Flores; (9)
"Minority Transfer: A National and State Legislative
Perspective," by Louis W. Bender; (10) "The Many Faces of
Transfer Education," by Judith S. Eaton; (11) "A Model in
Community College Transfer Programs," by Aram L. Terzian;
(12) "Diversifying Leadership in Community Colleges," by J.
Richard Gilliland; (13) "Ten Steps to Successful Minority
Hiring and Retention," by Dale V. Gares and Exalton A.
Delco, Jr.; (14) "Revitalization Efforts," by Dan Angel and
Adriana Barrera; and (15) "Sources and Information:
Minority Participation in Community College Education," by
Grace Quimbita and Anita Y. Colby. (PAA)

KEY DESCRIPTORS: Academic-Achievement; College-Students;
College-Transfer-Students; Community-Colleges; Educational
Opportunities; Equal-Education; Faculty-Development;
Faculty Integration; Minority-Group-Teachers;
Program-Descriptions; School-Holding-Power;
Two-Year-Colleges; Two-Year-College Students
KEY DESCRIPTORS: *Academic-Persistence; *Access-to
Education; *Affirmative-Action; *Minority-Groups; *Student
Recruitment

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