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Publication Academic Freedom and Tenure: Clark Atlanta University(2010-01-01) Williams, Rebecca J.; Betsey, Charles L.; Gasman, MarybethPublication How to Paint a Better Portrait of HBCUs(2011-05-01) Gasman, MarybethThe mainstream media's often-negative portrayals of historically black colleges and universities mislead the public and can even exacerbate problems some HBCUs already face. Those portrayals can—and should— be challenged and changed.Publication The Role of Faculty Fund-Raising at Black Colleges: What It Is and What It Can Become(2004-11-05) Gasman, MaryBethThis article explores the role of faculty in fund raising at black colleges, asking what it has been and what it can become. In addition to an historical exploration of this role, the author draws upon qualitative interviews with both faculty and administrators to make recommendations for future faculty roles.Publication Who's Biased Now?(2006-06-30) Gasman, MaryBethMarybeth Gasman, an education professor at the University of Pennsylvania, presents students with many perspectives — and tries not to lose her own perspective on the ensuing gripes.Publication An Examination of Existing and Emerging Hispanic Serving Institutions’ Latino Initiatives and Culture(2015-01-01) Gasman, Marybeth; Corral, Daniel; Samayoa, Andres; Nguyen, Thai-HuyPublication The Path to Graduate School in Science and Engineering for Underrepresented Students of Color(2009-01-01) Gasman, Marybeth; Perna, Laura W; Yoon, Susan; Bose, Enakshi; Drezner, Noah D; Lundy-Wagner, Valerie; Gary, ShannonOver the past decade, the numnber of Black, Hispanic, and American Indian/Alaska Native students attaining bachelor's degrees in science and engineering fields has increased substantially. In 2004, 13.9% of all bachelor's degrees in science and engineering fields were awarded to students from these three groups, up from 11.2% in 1995 (Hill & Green, 2007). Although Blacks, Hispanics, and American Indians continue to be underrepresented among bachelor's degree recipients in science and engineering fields relative to their representation among all bachelor's degree recipients (13.9% versus 16.9% in 2004, Hill & Green, 2007), these trends suggest that progress is being made.Publication Building Capacity Around Student Success at Minority Serving Institutions(2013-10-01) Gasman, Marybeth; Conrad, Clifton F.; Lundberg, Todd; Nguyen, Thai-Huy; Collins, HeatherPublication How to Paint a Better Portrait of HBCUs(2011-01-01) Gasman, Marybeth; Bowman, III, NelsonPublication Redefining Success: How Tribal Colleges and Universities Build Nations, Strengthen Sovereignty, and Persevere Through Challenges(2015-01-01) Stull, Ginger; Gasman, Marybeth; Samayoa, Andres; Booker, Yvette; Spyridakis, DemetriosPublication Historically Black Colleges and Universities in a Time of Economic Crisis(2009-01-01) Gasman, MaryBeth