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Our Scientific
Research is essential
to understanding the attitudes and
behaviors that have already helped the many highly successful African
Americans reach
their goals. The African
American Success Foundation is building upon the science
of
African American success by studying the secrets of success for these
individuals, and by
encouraging others to do the same.
Key Benefits
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Nothing predicts future success
better than past success. Understand what already works well so that
you can replicate this success in the future. |
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Draft policy and design service
programs based upon knowledge of what works well and with whom. |
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Obtain answers to your questions
from individuals who are living success. This will help you to
establish reference points of success, competence and high
expectations, not deficit, dysfunction, and failure. |
Check out our
Scientific Reports
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AASF
SCIENTIFIC REPORTS ABOUT AFRICAN AMERICAN HIGH ACHIEVERS
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Researcher |
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Gender Differences among
the Psycho-social Constructs that Shape Academic Achievement
for High Achieving African American Adolescents
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Detris Honora Adelabu, Ed.D.
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"The
Identification of Factors that Facilitate Academic Success of Students
from
African Descent in American Schools, Colleges and Other Institutions of
Higher
Education"
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Luretha Lucky, Ed.D.
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Academic
Success: From Welfare to Professional Careers
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Reva
Thomas, M.S.
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Tomorrow's
Forecast: Future Orientation As A Protective Factor Among Low-Income
African American Adolescents
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Zena Mello,
M.S.
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Organized
Group Mentoring & Achievement: A Study of High Achieving Black
Adults
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Diann Cameron Kelly, Ph.D.
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Effective Schools, Effective Students -
Breeding
Animosity: The "Burden of Acting White" and Other Problems of Status
Group Hierarchies in Schools
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William "Sandy" Darity, Ph.D.
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Chronicles
of Success: Black College Students Achieving in Mathematics and
Engineering
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Ebony McGee
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Parenting
Practices Among Parents/Guardians of Academically Successful
Fifth Grade African American Children in High Povery Communities |
Cirecie
West-Olatunji, Ph.D. |
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A
Study of Academically High Achieving, Economically Challenged African
American Young Men |
John
Young |
Also
Check Out Our Growing
 Information
Clearinghouse Database
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If you
are a graduate student or professional interested in studying
African Americans who are excelling academically, look for the
Lydia Donaldson Tutt-Jones
Memorial Research
Grant
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