Duhon-Ross, Alice

Dr. Alice Duhon-Ross is former Associate Professor at Albany State University in Albany, Georgia, and Currently the Calcasieu parish School Board Program Coordinator and an On-Line professor for the University of Phoenix. She also served as an Adjunct Professor at McNeese State University, and has authored and edited several books and book chapters.

International Perspectives on Methods of Improving Education Focusing on the Quality of Diversity

2003 0-7734-6889-7

REACHING AND TEACHING CHILDREN WHO ARE VICTIMS OF POVERTY

1999 0-7734-7964-3
The authors of this book are committed to providing information that will stimulate thinking and create a desire to change of the course of the educational infrastructure in an effort to save students who may be lost due to their life circumstances, such as lack of access to the technological equipment needed to help them develop appropriate skills to participate in the current classroom setting, and the difference in the background and life experiences of the ‘have-nots'.

Scholars Teaming to Alleviate Racism in Society ( STARS )

2001 0-7734-7510-9
This book deals with approaches and ideas for dealing with issues related to racism in the community, homes, schools, agencies, and society. The authors represent diversified cultural and ethnic backgrounds and life experiences.