The Latina/o Pathway to the Ph.D. by Hector Garza

Being Latina and ABD: Cuando terminas mujer?! (When will you finish?!)-Petra Guerra.Collegial alliances? Exploring one Chicano's perspective on mentoring into research and academia-David Alberto Quijada.Juggling intellectuality and Latino masculinity: La calle, mi familia y la escuela-Claudio Vera Sanchez.Creating and maintaining family-Theresa Segura-Herrera.Maintaining a strong Latino identity while balancing trails-Raul Ramirez.Manteniendo nuestra cultura (Sustaining our culture): Cultural and social adjustments of Latina/os in doctoral programs-Rocio Rosales.Aprendiendo de los Pasajeros / Learning from the Passengers: Enculturation to being a doctoral student-Mark Kamimura.Graduate student experience: A PCS perspective.Differences and similarities: Latina and Latino doctoral students navigating the gender divide-Aida Hurtado and Mrinal Sinha.Bridging two worlds: Academia and Latina/o identity-Vasti Torres.Latinas and the doctorate: The 'status' of attainment and experience from the margin-Tara Watford, Martha A.pipeline: A case of historical & contemporary underrepresentation-Frances Contreras and Patricia Gandara Navegando el Camino / Navigating the Roadway: The Latina/o Ph.D.

League of Innovation in the Community College: An assessment of Hispanic students in four-year institutions of higher education-Amaury Nora, Libby Barlow and Gloria Crisp.

Latinos and community colleges: A pathway to graduate studies?-Alfredo de los Santos and Gerardo E.

El Camino Recorrido / The Road Traveled: K-8-Patricia D.Gloria, Jeanett Castellanos, and Mark Kamimura Book overview and theory structure-Alberta M.Bibliography Includes bibliographical references and index.

The Latina/o Pathway to the Ph.D. by Hector Garza