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What percentage of full-time equivalent (FTE) undergraduate student enrollment must be Hispanic for an institution to be designated as a Hispanic-Serving Institution (HSI)?

At least 25%.

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What does HBCU stand for?

Historically Black Colleges and Univiersities

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What fraction due DuBois believe the African American population should be educated to lead and uplift the race? 

Top 10 percent or " Talented Tenth " 

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What is the primary mission of TCUs as discussed in the article? 

To provide higher education opportunities to Native American students and to preserve and promote Native American cultures and languages

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In what year was "The Talented Tenth" originally published? 

1903

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In what year was the Title V program introduced to provide funding for the development of HSIs?

1998

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How many HBCUs are there according to the article?

103

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What educational institutions does DuBois mention as examples of places where the "Talented Tenth: can be trained? 

HBCUs such as Fisk University, Atlanta University and Howard University. 

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What percentage of TCU students are first-generation college students? 

About 60%
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What common challenge do HBCUs, HSIs and TCUs face despite their different historical origins and missions? 

Inadequate funding

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Which organization began in 1986 to address educational barriers and advocate for HSIs?

The Hispanic Association of Colleges and Universities (HACU).


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What percent of Black doctoral degrees are awarded by HBCUs?

9%

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How does DuBois view contrast from Booker T. Washington's approach to African American education? 

DuBois advocates for higher education and leadership training for top 10% of African Americans, while Booker T. Washington emphasizes vocational training and self-help for the masses

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What are 3 challenges faced by TCUs? 

Inadequate funding, limited infrastructure and the need for more culturally relevant curricula

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What significant federal act in 1890 provided funding to institutions that enrolled African Americans, leading to the establishment of public HBCUs? 

The second Morrill Act

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According to the article, what percentage of Hispanic doctoral degree recipients have earned their degree at HSIs?

About a quarter

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Which university is cited as the first college for Blacks, established in Pennsylvania in 1837? 

Cheyney University

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The need for Liberal arts education for the "talented tenth" is justified by...

develops critical thinking, leadership skills and broad understanding of the world (Essential for effective leadership) 

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How do TCUs contribute to the economic development of their communities? 

Providing job training, supporting local businesses, and fostering economic self-sufficiency within Native American communities. 

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What federal act provides funding to TCUs? 

The Tribally Controlled Colleges and Universities Assistance Act of 1978

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What is one of the main challenges HSIs face due to rapid diversification of their student bodies?

The need to transform their structure, climate, and culture to better serve Hispanic students.

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What are the six specific goals, identified by Walter Allen, of HBCUs?

Cultural tradition, Leadership, Economic Impact, Role Models, Competence, Research and Training. 

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What criticism regarding the "talented tenth" was addressed in the article? 

"Talented Tenth" neglecting the masses, arguing instead that the upliftment of the top ten percent will ultimately benefit the entire race by providing capable leaders and role models. 

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What is one of the key issues related to the visibility of TCUs in the broader higher education landscape? 

Lack of awareness and recognition of the unique contributions and needs of TCUs within broader higher education community. 

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What is one of the key recommendations for future research on HSIs mentioned in the article?

The need for more consistent reporting and research on HSIs to better understand their impact.

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