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Direct linkLawrence, Raymona H.; Shah, Gulzar H. – Journal of American College Health, 2014
Objective: The study objective was to explore athletes' perspectives of National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA)--mandated sickle cell trait (SCT)--screening policy by examining race- and gender-related differences in athletes' perceptions regarding risk of having SCT and concern about loss of playing time. Participants: Participants were…
Descriptors: Athletes, Student Attitudes, Screening Tests, Genetic Disorders
Bimper, Albert Y., Jr.; Harrison, Louis, Jr.; Clark, Langston – Journal of Black Psychology, 2013
Ailing academic performances of Black male student athletes have been an impetus for a search of recourse by the National Collegiate Athletic Association. Amid the volume of these academic underperformances, particularly in revenue-generating sports, there are Black male student athletes who achieve a level of success in the classroom that rivals…
Descriptors: Males, Athletes, College Athletics, Underachievement
