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Preuss, Michael; Sosa, Eric; Rodin, Jason; Ramos, Jorje; Dorsett, Christine; Burleson, Chenoa – International Journal of Research in Education and Science, 2020
Survey data were gathered from college and university faculty, staff, and administrators at Hispanic-Serving Institutions (HSI) regarding Hispanic culture and Hispanic students as part of an NSF-funded investigation that focused on the characteristics and programming of HSIs as well as the background and experiences of their students. Two surveys…
Descriptors: Competence, Hispanic American Culture, Hispanic American Students, Administrator Attitudes
Preuss, Michael; Sosa, Eric; Rodin, Jason; Ramos, Jorje; Dorsett, Christine; Burleson, Chenoa – International Society for Technology, Education, and Science, 2019
Best practice in the field of communication, especially intercultural communication, emphasizes seeking to understand and enter your interlocutor's perspective. This practice would seem directly applicable to college faculty and staff when they interact with students, especially given the cultural and ethnic diversity in college student…
Descriptors: Competence, Hispanic American Culture, Hispanic American Students, Administrator Attitudes

Riddlesperger, James W., Jr.; Jackson, Donald W. – Social Education, 1991
Surveys levels of political tolerance among 152 U.S. government teachers and 96 social studies coordinators in Texas. Investigates attitudes toward various groups (e.g., neo-Nazis), and whether respondents felt that even disliked groups should be accorded their civil liberties. Concludes majority of these educators practiced what they taught.…
Descriptors: Administrator Attitudes, Civil Liberties, Democratic Values, Department Heads