Historically Black Colleges and Universities: Making a Comeback

Kenneth E. Redd

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Higher Education Research Studies Higher Education Governance and Development Race, History, and American Society

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Abstract Historically black colleges and universities have made an impressive comeback in student enrollments since the mid‐1980s, although future challenges remain for this revitalized group of institutions.

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1995The Doctorate Production and Baccalaureate Origins of African Americans in the Sciences and Engineering

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