New Jersey § 18a:72f-2
Full text of New Jersey New Jersey Statutes § 18a:72f-2, with citation guidance and answers to common questions.
§ 18a:72f-2.
The Legislature finds and declares that: a. Within New Jersey colleges and universities minority faculty members with doctoral degrees in certain academic disciplines, notably
the physical and life sciences, engineering, mathematics, management, computer science,
environmental sciences, and statistics, are underrepresented in comparison to nonminority
faculty members with doctorates. b. There is in the United States a serious shortage of minority doctoral degree graduates
in the academic disciplines cited above from which New Jersey colleges and universities can recruit faculty members. c. The colleges and universities in New Jersey currently face difficult problems in recruiting and retaining minority
faculty members with doctoral degrees in the academic disciplines cited above. d. Rutgers, The State University and the State colleges have cooperated in implementing
a pilot program, the Minority Advancement Program in Teaching and Research, whereby
eligible State college minority faculty members or other minorities admitted to the
State university in a doctoral degree program in certain academic disciplines are
provided grant, loan and other support opportunities to assist them in completing
the academic degree requirements and to increase the pool of potential minority faculty
members holding doctoral degrees.
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