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William Velez
William Velez
Professor Emeritus of Sociology, UW-Milwaukee
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Access to and opportunity in postsecondary education in the United States: A review
TL Baker, W Velez
Sociology of Education, 82-101, 1996
5191996
Finishing college: The effects of college type
W Velez
Sociology of education, 191-200, 1985
4281985
High school attrition among Hispanic and non-Hispanic White youths
W Velez
Sociology of Education, 119-133, 1989
3781989
Toward a comprehensive model of the school leaving process among Latinos.
W Vélez, R Saenz
School Psychology Quarterly 16 (4), 445, 2001
1542001
Two-year college to four-year college: The likelihood of transfer
W Velez, RG Javalgi
American Journal of Education 96 (1), 81-94, 1987
1441987
Examining the success factors of high-achieving Puerto Rican male high-school students
T Garrett, R Antrop-González, W Vélez
Roeper Review 32 (2), 106-115, 2010
1152010
Insurance redlining, agency location, and the process of urban disinvestment
GD Squires, W Velez, KE Taeuber
Urban Affairs Quarterly 26 (4), 567-588, 1991
911991
Effects of Latino Parent Involvement on Academic Achievement.
TG Jones, W Velez
851997
¿ Donde están los estudiantes puertorriqueños/os exitosos?[Where are the academically successful Puerto Rican students?]: Success factors of high-achieving Puerto Rican high …
R Antrop-González, W Vélez, T Garrett
Journal of Latinos and Education 4 (2), 77-94, 2005
802005
Insurance redlining and the transformation of an urban metropolis
GD Squires, W Velez
Urban Affairs Quarterly 23 (1), 63-83, 1987
741987
Neighborhood racial composition and mortgage lending: City and suburban differences
GD Squires, W Velez
Journal of Urban Affairs 9 (3), 217-232, 1987
611987
Where Are the Academically Successful Puerto Rican Students? Five Success Factors of High Achieving Puerto Rican High School Students. JSRI Working Paper No. 61.
R Antrop-González, W Vélez, T Garrett
Julian Samora Research Institute, 2003
39*2003
Who Stays? Who Leaves? Findings from the ASPIRA Five Cities High School Dropout Study. Working Paper# 89-1.
RR Fernandez, W Velez
Aspira Association, Inc., 1112 16th Street, NW, Suite 340, Washington, DC 20036, 1989
391989
Examining familial-based academic success factors in urban high school students: The case of Puerto Rican female high achievers
R Antrop-González, W Vélez, T Garrett
Marriage & Family Review 43 (1-2), 140-163, 2008
352008
The educational experiences of Latinos in the United States
W Vélez
Latinas/os in the United States: Changing the face of America, 129-148, 2008
322008
The Impact of Housing Segregation and Structural Factors on the Socioeconomic Performance of Puerto Ricans in the United States
W Vélez, G Burgos
CENTRO Journal 22 (1), 174-197, 2010
312010
School reform: Introducing race, culture, and ethnicity into the discourse
P Reyes, W Velez, R Pena
Educational administration in a pluralistic society, 66-85, 1993
301993
Let me go check out Florida”: Rethinking Puerto Rican diaspora
P Silver, W Vélez
Centro Journal 29 (3), 98-125, 2017
272017
Mortgage lending and race: is discrimination still a factor?
GD Squires, W Vélez
Environment and Planning A 28 (7), 1199-1208, 1996
261996
Who stays
RR Fernandez, W Velez
Who leaves, 77-86, 1989
261989
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