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How Do Black Male College Students Develop Supportive Relationships with White Faculty Members and Advisors at a Predominately White Institution.

Karina Elizabeth Franco

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North Carolina State University Theses Adult Education.

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North Carolina State University Theses Adult Education.

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North Carolina State University Theses Adult Education.

Key concepts: White (mutation), Institution, Medical education, Black male, Pedagogy, Psychology, Sociology, Gender studies

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