Insiders, Outliers
Centering Adult Student Writers at an HBCU
Insiders, Outliers showcases the educational histories and lifewide writing experiences of adult HBCU students to illuminate critical needs for more age-inclusive practices across academia. Their cases also show the centrality of writing in fueling changes for these students and the people and institutions that they care about—including higher education.
Brotherhood University
Black Men's Friendships and the Transition to Adulthood
Stepping Away
Returning to the Faculty After Senior Academic Leadership
Senior leadership transitions in higher education are inevitable. Given their ubiquity, those who work in colleges and universities share the responsibility to make these changing of the guard moments beneficial both for institutions and leaders. Moving beyond the well-worn cliché of "stepping down," Stepping Away identifies policies that institutions, administrators, chairs, and members of governing boards can enact as leaders assume a new place in the social architecture of their campus.
Black and Smart
How Black High-Achieving Women Experience College
Unequal Choices
How Social Class Shapes Where High-Achieving Students Apply to College
Digital Me
Trans Students Exploring Future Possible Selves Online
The Internet is a potent site from which to theorize, but also imagine, invest in, and explore the prismatic possibilities for life. Digital Me explores how transgender people use the internet in myriad ways. The book explores online life--from cultivating identity to creating community and everything in between.
Black Space
Negotiating Race, Diversity, and Belonging in the Ivory Tower
Special Admission
How College Sports Recruitment Favors White Suburban Athletes
Climbing a Broken Ladder
Contributors of College Success for Youth in Foster Care
