Tag: Minority Achievement
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We Need More Fully Licensed African American Psychologists
We Need More Fully Licensed African American Psychologists in Indiana The following information is from the 2024 Psychologist Workforce DATA REPORT Bowen Center for Health Workforce Research and Policy & Indiana University This report was developed in collaboration with an expert advisory group and approved by the Governor’s Health Workforce Council. The Indiana Professional Licensing…
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Forty One Percent of African Americans, Age 25 and Over, Have Attained an Associate Degree or More per U.S. Census Data, 2024
Census data reveals of 29.3 million African Americans age 25 and over 3.3 million had attained an Associate Degree, 5.37 million had attained a Bachelor’s Degree, 2.6 million had attained a Master’s Degree, 214 thousand ha attained a Professional Degree (e.g. Law, Medical) and 461,000 has attained a Doctoral Degree. Advanced Degrees accounted for approximately…
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Dr. Thomas-College Persistence Consulting
Anyonecanachieve has a consulting feature referred to as Totalachievementgroup. About Total Achievement Group: We consult to Schools, Universities and Corporations concerned with assuring greater minority access and participation in academic settings and in the workplace. For many years now, I have studied minority academic achievement literature. I have implemented the best of what I learned…
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Honoring my Mentor: Dr. James P. Holland Professor of Zoology, Indiana University
by, Dr. Jack E. Thomas, Ph.D., HSPP, Clinical Psychologist & Professor of Community Psychology, Martin University Dr. James Holland taught at Indiana University-Bloomington for three decades until his death in 1998. He was a kindly scholar, a celebrated teacher, a mentor to many and a trusted advisor. I was privileged to enroll in his Developmental…
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In the Spotlight: Dr. James Gladden on Why Mentors Matter
Mentor Dr. James Gladden on why seeing mentors’ faces and achievement stories tells young people the door to higher achievement is open.
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Occupational Parity for African and Hispanic Americans: Our challenge and Opportunity!
We at Anyonecanachieve.com are highly concerned about equity, fairness, inclusion and opportunity for all to participate in our recommended 330 occupational titles. Our goal is to encourage greater college persistence and preparation that can lead to a more fulfilling future. Our focus is where the greatest need exists. African Americans and Hispanic Americans compared to White…
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ACA Mission Statement 2022
Anyonecanachieve.com is a college persistence program. We are seeking career specific mentors to help inform, encourage, inspire and offer support to African American and other minority students as they embark on their college journey. At anyonecanachieve.com we promote diversity, equity and inclusion in the most rewarding and lucrative professional occupations in the U.S. labor market.…
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African Americans on the Right College Academic Path, Headed Forward!
IN 2020 there were about 164 million people employed in the U.S. labor force. Of those individuals (25 and over) nearly 40 percent possessed a Bachelor’s degree or more. Those individuals would be described as having high specific vocational preparation (SVP) therefore generally qualifying for skilled jobs with typically higher prestige and pay. Such jobs…
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The Race For Prosperity Continues In America/The World – Much Depends On Who Has Credentials!
by, Dr. Jack E. Thomas, Ph.D., HSPP I am working on an article for publication that will detail the overall progress and the relative progress African Americans have made in both higher educational attainment and professional specialty participation in the U.S. job market. Unfortunately, the news is not all good! In these areas African Americans…
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African Americans Holding Bachelor’s Degree Near Income Parity With Whites
ACA Blacks Holding Bach Degree Near Income Parity With Whites, 2003