Lack of Men of Color Graduating From the Health Professions Declared a Crisis
The low numbers of HUMOC health care providers affect not only communities of color but the entire nation’s well-being.
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The low numbers of HUMOC health care providers affect not only communities of color but the entire nation’s well-being.
Ruth J. Simmons became the first black president of an Ivy League institution as the 18th president of Brown University in 2000. She is also Brown’s first female president.
Financial expert Anthony ONeal, author of Debt-Free Degree, discusses ways financial education can help you avoid student loan debt
The pay and prestige disincentives among the best and brightest to teach may pose an especially large problem for high-poverty schools, where work environment challenges associated with teaching in such schools, including lower parental engagement and leadership instability, further compound the opportunity costs to becoming a teacher.