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Recruiting Black Males into Psychology Doctoral Programs

Jeffrey Gardere, PhD

The lack of African-American males graduating with doctorates from psychology programs continues to be both alarming and disappointing. The most recent data as reported in Doctorate Recipients from U.S. universities indicated that while European-Americans (whites) earned 76% of psychology PhDs, only 5.8% of psychology PhDs were awarded to black students, and of that 5.8%, 68% percent were awarded to black females, demonstrating that black males are woefully under-represented as students in psychology graduate schools. This article will discuss the many factors working against African American men in higher education, especially mental health fields.

Year 2015
Credit 1
Level Intermediate
Price $25.00
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Learning Objectives
  1. Demonstrate knowledge of the many factors working against African American men in higher education, especially mental health fields.
Citation

Gardere, J. (2015). Recruiting Black Males into Psychology Doctoral Programs. The Register Report, 41, 12-17.

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