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Boys to Men: Resilience and Black Male Students
Mon, April 7, 10:35am to 12:05pm, Convention Center, Floor: Terrace Level, Terrace IVSession Type: Roundtable Session
Abstract
The session will explore experiences of Black students in school, and colleges spaces
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Boys to Men: Resilience and Black Male Students - Stuart Rhoden, Arizona State University; Will J. Jordan, Temple University; James Earl Davis, Temple University
Instructional Strategies and Learning Environments That Nurture Learning in Mathematics for African American Male Students - Bettye Lois Grigsby, University of Houston - Clear Lake; Winona Burt Vesey, University of Houston - Clear Lake; Gary Schumacher, University of Houston - Clear Lake
Making Sense of the Journey: African American Males’ Experiences at Three Elite Jesuit High Schools - Robert Weldon Simmons, Loyola University Maryland
African American Men and Community College Club Basketball: A Supportive Educational Community - Rick C. Jakeman, The George Washington University; Susan Swayze, The George Washington University; Kimberly Ellis, The George Washington University
“We’re Friends, We Have to Be in This Together”: Black and Latina/o Youth’s Considerations of Culturally Relevant Peer Interactions and College Access - Joanne E. Marciano, Teachers College, Columbia University