Latino Males in Texas Community Colleges: A Phenomenological Study of Masculinity Constructs and their Effect on College Experiences
Latino Males in Texas Community Colleges: A Phenomenological Study of Masculinity Constructs and their Effect on College Experiences
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德克萨斯州社区学院的拉丁裔男性:男子气概结构及其对大学经历影响的现象学研究
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2013
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Sarah L. Rodriguez
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Victor B. Sáenz;Beth E. Bukoski;Charles Lu;Sarah L. Rodriguez
Latino male college students are effectively vanishing from our postsecondary institutions (Saenz & Ponjuan, 2009, 2011). Recent attention from leaders and policymakers (College Board, 2011) finally mirror years of concern from educational leaders about this persistent and growing gender gap in educational attainment. Since 2000, colleges and universities in Texas have focused on bridging gaps among identified racial and gender groups by reaching prescribed targets for higher education participation and success outlined in the State’s Closing the Gaps benchmarks. In a recent revision to these benchmarks (Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board [THECB], 2010), the State explicitly highlighted the importance Journal of African American Males in Education Fall 2013Vol. 4 Issue 2