Toward the Multicultural University

BENJAMIN P. BOWSER is Associate Professor of Sociology and Social Services at California State University, Hayward. He is co-editor of Impacts of Racism on White Americans (1981), Black Male Adolescents (1991), and Confronting Diverse Issues on Campus (1993). TERRY JONES is Professor of Sociology and Social Services at California State University, Hayward. GALE AULETTA YOUNG is Professor of Communications at California State University, Hayward.

Foreword by Charles V. Willie Introduction by Benjamin P. Bowser The Challenge Demographic Imperatives for the Future by Harold Hodgkinson The Triumphs of Tribalism: The Modern American University as a Reflection of Eurocentric Culture by William M. King Afrocentricity and Multicultural Education: Concept, Challenge, and Contributions by Maulana Karenga Other Cultural Content America's Racial-Ethnic Cultures: Opposition within a Mythical Melting Pot by Bonnie L. Mitchell and Joe R. Feagin Puerto Rican/Latino Vistas on Culture and Education by Milga Morales-Nadal American Indians (The Minority of Minorities) and Higher Education by Donald L. Fixico Proposals and Implementation Using Strategic Planning for Change by Benjamin P. Bowser and Octave Baker Academic Grading and Assessment in a Culturally Diverse University by Etta R. Hollins Using Computers and Telecommunications to Advance Multicultural Education by Arthur E. Paris The Organization of a Multicultural University by Benjamin P. Bowser Beyond Disciplinary Borders: Creating A Genuine Multicultural Curriculum by Terry Jones and Gale Auletta Young Conclusion: Toward the Multicultural University by Benjamin P. Bowser, Terry Jones, and Gale Auletta Young