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Freshman Seminar at Malcolm-King: Harlem College Extension: A Tool for Providing Academic and Emotional Support.

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White, Judith C.; Franklin, Harry I. – 1974

This article documents the conception and development of a tool for providing academic and counseling support to meet the needs of minority adult students in an urban community college environment. Specifically, the tool is a course having as its base the proper assessment of student needs and the revision of the syllabus to fit those needs.…

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