Weed-Out Courses Hamper Diversity

Jeffrey D. Mervis

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Career Development and Diversity Higher Education Research Studies Diversity and Career in Medicine

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More than 400 chairs from the top-200 research universities and from minority-serving institutions have responded to a series of questions on their attitudes toward underrepresented minorities and women.

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