E C Harrison
Biographic Data
| ID | 1476672 |
|---|---|
| NAME | E C Harrison |
| GIVEN NAMES | E C |
| FAMILY NAME | Harrison |
| SIGNATURE | HARRISON E C |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 6 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 4 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 6 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1950 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1972 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Student Unrest on the Black College Campus
Coping with the problem of student unrest on the black college campus has emerged as a compelling necessity. Since the early sixties black students have manifested genuine and active interests in the elimination of racial inequities in American society on the one hand and the modernization of the black college on the other. The resulting effects have been felt on practically every black college campus. These colleges have experienced activism whi…
The Negro College in a Changing Economy: The Need for a New Educational Pattern
N EGRO colleges are in a critical stage of their development, not only because the idea that higher education should serve the public interest has gained general acceptance, but also because of the changing relations between the Negro and the general community. That this is a crucial period for the Negro colleges is seen in the growing preoccupation of foundations, professional organizations, governmental agencies, and educators in general with t…
Working at Improving the Motivational and Achievement Levels of the Deprived
On Reorientation of Colleges for Negroes
A Study of Occupational Attitudes
Since the publication of Counts1 quantitative ranking of occupations according to social status, numerous studies have been made of occupational attitudes of youth. Two of these studies motivated the writer to make a similar study concerned with comparing the occupational attitudes of a college freshman group with those of their teachers. Anderson2 made a study of occupational attitudes of men students in North Carolina State College which led hi…
An Evaluation of Industrial Education Programs in Secondary Schools for Negroes in Louisiana
Modern man has and is making scientific discoveries that dwarf those of the past. These scientific achievements, though reflecting man's effectiveness in utilizing the method of intelligence for material purposes and goals, threaten man's existence. In view of the critical state of contemporary living, one might raise the following questions: Is man capable of shaping his destiny? Can man utilize his material accomplishments to promote living rat…
Student Unrest on the Black College Campus
Coping with the problem of student unrest on the black college campus has emerged as a compelling necessity. Since the early sixties black students have manifested genuine and active interests in the elimination of racial inequities in American society on the one hand and the modernization of the black college on the other. The resulting effects have been felt on practically every black college campus. These colleges have experienced activism whi…
On Reorientation of Colleges for Negroes
An Evaluation of Industrial Education Programs in Secondary Schools for Negroes in Louisiana
Modern man has and is making scientific discoveries that dwarf those of the past. These scientific achievements, though reflecting man's effectiveness in utilizing the method of intelligence for material purposes and goals, threaten man's existence. In view of the critical state of contemporary living, one might raise the following questions: Is man capable of shaping his destiny? Can man utilize his material accomplishments to promote living rat…
A Study of Occupational Attitudes
Since the publication of Counts1 quantitative ranking of occupations according to social status, numerous studies have been made of occupational attitudes of youth. Two of these studies motivated the writer to make a similar study concerned with comparing the occupational attitudes of a college freshman group with those of their teachers. Anderson2 made a study of occupational attitudes of men students in North Carolina State College which led hi…
On Reorientation of Colleges for Negroes
Working at Improving the Motivational and Achievement Levels of the Deprived
The Negro College in a Changing Economy: The Need for a New Educational Pattern
N EGRO colleges are in a critical stage of their development, not only because the idea that higher education should serve the public interest has gained general acceptance, but also because of the changing relations between the Negro and the general community. That this is a crucial period for the Negro colleges is seen in the growing preoccupation of foundations, professional organizations, governmental agencies, and educators in general with t…
Student Unrest on the Black College Campus
Coping with the problem of student unrest on the black college campus has emerged as a compelling necessity. Since the early sixties black students have manifested genuine and active interests in the elimination of racial inequities in American society on the one hand and the modernization of the black college on the other. The resulting effects have been felt on practically every black college campus. These colleges have experienced activism whi…
Psychology (6 works) · Mathematics education (4 works) · Political science (4 works) · Sociology (3 works) · Diverse Educational Innovations Studies (2 works) · Higher Education Research Studies (2 works) · Law (2 works) · Race, History, and American Society (2 works) · Academic achievement (1 works) · Applied Psychology (1 works)