And Still We Rise: How a Black College Survives the Economic Recession

Keywords

Recession, Great recession, Economics, Demographic economics, Keynesian economics

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• Strategies for Enrollment Managers at Historically Black Colleges and Universities: A Single Case StudyJohnny Balman McDonald, Charles Needham — 2020
• Responses to COVID: Examining Faculty Perceptions and Black Student Experiences at HBCUs and HWCUsChad J. Sloss — 2023
• Creating an Environment for Sustainable Leadership at Public HBCUsSharron Y. Herron-Williams, Alecia D. Hoffman, Sidney L. Brown — 2017

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