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OCCUPATIONAL SEGREGATION OF AFRICAN AMERICANS IN INTERCOLLEGIATE ATHLETICS ADMINISTRATION George B. Cunningham Texas A&M University Background Advances by African Americans as sport participants Opportunities Pay 2011

OCCUPATIONAL SEGREGATION OF AFRICAN AMERICANS IN INTERCOLLEGIATE ATHLETICS ADMINISTRATION George B. Cunningham Texas A&M University
Background  Advances by African Americans as sport participants  Opportunities  Pay 2011 National Champions
Background  African Americans Segregation of African American under-represented Administrators in coaching and 18 16 leadership 14 12 positions 10 8 6  Evidence of 4 2 occupational 0 segregation Source : Zgnoc (2010)
Theoretical Framework Macro-Level Factors Meso-Level Factors Institutional Racism Micro-Level Factors Leadership Categorization Isomorphic Social Capital Vocational Interests Diversity Pressures Mindset
Conclusions Change on the Horizon
Thank You gbcunningham@tamu.edu

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