Themes on Black college males’ mental health and future directions for research in student services

Themes on Black college males’ mental health and future directions for research in student services

In this article, we discuss major themes on Black males’ mental health that have emerged from this monograph. We will also discuss and emphasize how various institutional agents such as student affairs practitioners, faculty, and administrators can use this information to better support Black males...

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Veröffentlicht in:New directions for student services 2024-07, Vol.2024 (186), p.69-74
Hauptverfasser: McMickens, Tryan L., Palmer, Robert T.
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