Building Effective Minority Programs in Engineering Education

Building Effective Minority Programs in Engineering Education [microform]

Two surveys were conducted to identify the essential characteristics of minority engineering programs and to provide summaries of ongoing minority programs in a broad sampling of engineering schools. The first surveyed colleges with the largest minority enrollments, including the 6 traditionally Bla...

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Corporate Author: Assembly of Engineering (U.S.)
Format: Microfilm Book
Language:English
Published: [Place of publication not identified] : Distributed by ERIC Clearinghouse, 1975.
Subjects:
Admission Criteria.
American Indians.
Black Colleges.
Black Students.
College School Cooperation.
Committees.
Community Involvement.
Consortia.
Educational Opportunities.
Engineering.
Engineering Education.
Enrollment.
Higher Education.
Mexican Americans.
Minority Groups.
Objectives.
Program Descriptions.
Program Development.
Program Effectiveness.
School Community Relationship.
School Holding Power.
School Surveys.
Student Financial Aid.
Student Recruitment.
Success.
Summer Programs.
Universities.

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