S Mark - Journal of Higher Education Athletics & Innovation, 2020 - journals.shareok.org

High-Revenue Athletics Institutional Policies and Practices Aligned with Key Resources for STEM Career Development.

Stem career programs

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Excerpt

This study sought to explore the ways in which athletics departments within high-revenue National Collegiate Athletic Association Division I universities established institutional policies and practices aligned with providing key science, technology, engineering, and mathematics career development resources. These resources were derived from an earlier study focused on Black male student-athletes in high-revenue Division I athletics. The athletics department websites of a sample of high-revenue Atlantic Coast Conference …

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