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Perceptions of the influence of Black Greek affiliation on involvement, engagement, and persistence on black male student success: Differences between a historically black university and a predominantly white institution

Flowers, Eric D. University of Arkansas at Little Rock ProQuest Dissertations & Theses, 2015. 10013319.