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Black male success in STEM: A case study of Morehouse College.
M Gasman, TH Nguyen, CF Conrad, T Lundberg, F Commodore
Journal of diversity in higher education 10 (2), 181, 2017
1252017
The state of research on historically Black colleges and universities
M Gasman, F Commodore
Journal for Multicultural Education 8 (2), 89-111, 2014
1072014
Black women college students: A guide to student success in higher education
F Commodore, DJ Baker, AT Arroyo
Routledge, 2018
932018
Leaders Wanted! The Skills Expected and Needed for a Successful 21st Century Historically Black College and University Presidency
S Freeman Jr, F Commodore, M Gasman, C Carter
Journal of Black Studies 47 (6), 570-591, 2016
792016
“How it’s done”: The role of mentoring and advice in preparing the next generation of historically Black college and university presidents
F Commodore, S Freeman Jr, M Gasman, CM Carter
Education Sciences 6 (2), 19, 2016
692016
Reaching back to move forward: The historic and contemporary role of student activism in the development and implementation of higher education policy
KIE Wheatle, F Commodore
The Review of Higher Education 42 (5), 5-35, 2019
652019
Advancing Black male success: Understanding the contributions of urban Black colleges and universities
M Gasman, TH Nguyen, F Commodore
Urban Education 52 (9), 1129-1139, 2017
532017
Effective leadership: A toolkit for the 21st-century historically Black college and university president
LT Esters, A Washington, M Gasman, F Commodore, B O’Neal, ...
Penn Center for Minority Serving Institutions, 2016
432016
The tie that binds: Trusteeship, values, and the decision-making process at AME-affiliated HBCUs
F Commodore
The Journal of Higher Education 89 (4), 397-421, 2018
422018
Practices of remedial mathematics students who succeed in college: A case study of developmental math education at Chief Dull Knife College
T Lundberg, C Conrad, M Gasman, TH Nguyen, FE Commodore
The Review of Higher Education 42 (1), 61-101, 2018
362018
Toward culturally sustaining governance in higher education: Best practices of theory, research, and practice
RM Rall, DL Morgan, F Commodore
Journal of Education Human Resources 38 (1), 139-164, 2020
282020
Controlling images, comments, and online communities: A critical discourse analysis of conversations about Black Women HBCU presidents
F Commodore, AW Lockett, AC Johnson, C Googe, M Covington
Women's Studies International Forum 78, 102330, 2020
282020
Losing herself to save herself: Perspectives on conservatism and concepts of self for Black women aspiring to the HBCU presidency
F Commodore
Hypatia 34 (3), 441-463, 2019
252019
Invisible injustice: Higher education boards and issues of diversity, equity, and inclusivity
RM Rall, DL Morgan, F Commodore
Diversity, equity, and inclusivity in contemporary higher education, 261-277, 2019
252019
Coming together: A case study of collaboration between student affairs and faculty at Norfolk State University
F Commodore, M Gasman, C Conrad, TH Nguyen
Frontiers in Education 3, 39, 2018
242018
Observable evidence and partnership possibilities for governing board involvement in diversity, equity, and inclusion: A content analysis
DL Morgan, LA LePeau, F Commodore
Research in Higher Education 63 (2), 189-221, 2022
222022
Opportunities and Challenges at Historically Black Colleges and Universities
M Gasman, F Commodore
Palgrave Macmillan, 2014
212014
Graduate education at historically Black colleges and universities (HBCUs): A student perspective
RT Palmer, LJ Walker, RB Goings, C Troy, CT Gipson, F Commodore
Routledge, 2016
202016
Graduate education at historically Black colleges and universities (HBCUs): A student perspective
RT Palmer, LJ Walker, RB Goings, C Troy, CT Gipson, F Commodore
Routledge, 2016
202016
Outpacing expectations: Battling the misconceptions of regional public historically black colleges and universities
F Commodore, NR Njoku
New Directions for Higher Education 2020 (190), 99-117, 2020
182020
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