[RUME] reference

[Kenneth P. Bogart]

I happen to have those references in front of me at the moment.  Try

Robert Fullilove, "Mathematics Achievement Among African a\American
Undergraduates at the University of California, Berkeley:  An Evaluation of the
mathematics Workshop Program."  Journal of Negro Education, ol. 59, No. 3 1990. 
(copyright, Howard University.

CBMS Issues in mathematics Education Volume 1:  "Mathematicians and Education
Reform, Proceedings of the July 6-8 1988 workshop."  Copyright American
Mathematical Society.  Look for Uri Terisman's artical"Teaching Mathematics to a
Changing Population: the Professional Development Program at the University of
California, Berkeley" and Rose Asera's article  "Part 2:  The math Workshop:  A
DEscription." 

This was an amazingly effective intervention program.  Last time I checked, a
vestige of it still exists even though Uri had left for U of Texas.  I don't
know if it is still having the same effect or if the vestige still exists.

Dara Sandow wrote:

There are probably a couple of articles about the Emerging Scholars 
Program as a model for recruitment and retention of students of color 
in mathematics. I don't have any citations handy, but try searching 
under Phillip (or P.) Uri Treisman and Rose Asera.

Dara Sandow
Dept. of Teacher Education
Michigan State University

At 12:18 PM -0600 8/11/03, Dogan, Hamide wrote:
>Has anyone know of a reference(s) on recruitment and retention in 
>mathematics in the U.S.A?
>Thanks,
>  Hamide
>
>     *************
>Hamide Dogan-Dunlap
>Assistant Professor
>Mathematical Sciences
>University of Texas at El Paso
>hdogan at utep.edu
>915-747 6769

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