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Virginia Cook Tickles, Ph.D., D., is an Operations Cost engineer for the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) in Huntsville, Alabama. Subscribe to the magazine to read more about the aforementioned Black doctorates.

Chancellor Charles H. Mitchell, Ed.D., In 2003, Dr. Charles Mitchell became the 16th Chancellor in the history of Seattle Community College District, which is the largest two-year system in the state. Subscribe to the magazine to read more about the aforementioned Black doctorates.

Cornel West, Ph.D., is a professor of Religion at Princeton University in Princeton, New Jersey. Dr. West has held positions at Union Thelogical Seminary in New York

Dr. West has published 17 books and edited 13 texts. In his major bestseller, Race Matters, 1993, Dr. West renders a searing analysis of the scars of racism in American democracy. Subscribe to the magazine to read more about the aforementioned Black doctorates.

Claudia Joplin, Ed.D., assistant professor, University of Tennessee at Martin Doctorate from Vanderbilt University, Nashville, Tennessee

A framework for rethinking about black students and their quest to succeed in higher education is rooted in the type of services that universities provide. Subscribe to the magazine to read more about the aforementioned Black doctorates.

Magazine Review

While there were several appealing and informative articles in this edition of the Black Ph.D. /Eed. D. magazine, the article I instantly connected with was the one that addressed the question: What annoys you and how do you react? Dr. Tracey D. Moore was quite straightforward in expressing her concerns that our youth, young adults and the not so young are not taking advantage of educational opportunities. I too, share this sentiment. I have often wondered why, we have young people not committing to or even planning goals. I have surmised this is due in part to a lack of understanding of personal purpose. When a person, young or old, does not understand personal purpose, abuse is inevitable. There is no sadder scenario than that of self- abuse.read more

Facts & Figures In 2002, Howard University, Washington, D.C. awarded 78 Ph.D. awards, the most of any black university. read more