Joy Jackson
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Joy Jackson's research focuses on the role of community colleges in supporting African American women pursuing undergraduate STEM degrees at Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs). Her work examines educational pathways and student success within these specific institutional contexts. Jackson is affiliated with the University of Arkansas at Pine Bluff.
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Exploring community colleges' role in the success of African American women in STEM undergraduate programs at HBCUs. (2021)
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- Exploring community colleges' role in the success of African American women in STEM undergraduate programs at HBCUs.
- Exploring community colleges' role in the success of African American women in STEM undergraduate programs at HBCUs.
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