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Three Black Women Become First in a Half-Century to Recieve Ph.D.s from NCCU

Three Black Women Become First in a Half-Century to Recieve Ph.D.s from NCCU

The 129th Graduate and Professional Commencement that took place on the campus of North Carolina Central University marked an important achievement both for the university and three, particularly outstanding individuals. Elena Arthur of Ghana, Rasheena Edmondson on North Caroline, and Helen Oladapo from Nigeria make up the first cohort of students to receive the school’s first Ph.D. degrees…

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Do You Know Where Your Ph.D.'s Are?

The Chronicle of Higher Education, September 23, 2013: "Do You Know Where Your Ph.D.'s Are?: Pressure mounts on colleges to track and report where graduates find jobs," by Audrey Williams June.

The Globe and Mail, April 30, 2013: "PhD numbers have doubled but few graduates will find teaching jobs, Ontario study finds," by Simona Chios

HEQCO @Issue paper #15, April 2013:"So You Want to Earn a Ph.D.? The Attraction, Realities, and Outcomes of Pursuing a Doctorate," byVicky Maldonado, Richard Wiggers, HEQCO; and Christine Arnold, a doctoral student and former HEQCO research intern.