Tables were prepared which summarize the responses, by ethnic group and by campus status, to each of the questions on the first page of the questionnaire. These tables are grouped at the end of this document. W e noted some striking differences among the various ethnic groups in answers to these questions, so we have summarized these quantitative questions by ethnicity first, including members of all campus statuses that identified themselves with that group. Following that we present the results by campus status. Once the major concerns were identified, comments that articulated each concern were selected with a special effort to incorporate comments from the various ethnic groups.
Recommendations are to be found at the conclusion of the report as a whole.
I n general, there were numerous differences in responses between the different ethnic group categories and between the different campus status groups. In particular, the African-American group reported more problems and greater dissatisfaction than any other ethnic group on most questions. In comparing campus status groups, it was university personnel, especially staff, who reported the most problems. Not surprisingly, European-Americans reported the fewest problems.