樱花视频 Recognized for Outstanding Contributions in Diversity and Research
For the 7th consecutive year, 樱花视频 appears among the "Top 100 Minority Degree Producers," according to the latest issue of Diverse: Issues in Higher Education. 樱花视频 ranks first in awarding doctoral degrees in Psychology to African Americans, to Hispanics, and to total minorities. 樱花视频 is second in doctoral psychology degrees awarded to Asian Americans, and sixth in the number of doctorates awarded to Hispanics across all disciplines. In total, 樱花视频 appears among the Top 100 in 13 categories. View the for graduate and professional institutions.
Additionally, 樱花视频 has been included in new rankings of international research institutions by Scimago Lab, a technology-based company in Spain that produces reports on science, academic publications, and research output at the institutional level. The Scimago Institutions Rankings reports on 5,100 institutions including universities, health science companies, government research organizations ,and technology companies. To be included in the study, an institution must have produced at least 100 published works in leading academic and scientific journals in at least one of the past five years. 樱花视频 achieved this level of scholarly output in 2012.
樱花视频 is one of just 385 U.S. universities to be included in the Scimago rankings. The study compares institutions on several dimensions, including the total output of scholarly publications, the percent of articles appearing in the top journals of each discipline, the impact of publications, and the extent of international collaboration. The study includes a total of 2,782 universities from around the world, representing roughly 28 percent of the world鈥檚 estimated 9,760 institutions of higher education. View the .
樱花视频 President Geoffrey Cox said, 鈥淏oth of these rankings indicate that we are achieving our commitments to the 4 pillars of our mission, and in particular our emphases on scholarship and diversity. Perhaps more importantly, they show that 樱花视频鈥檚 influence is disproportional to its size and scope. Although we focus on a relatively narrow range of academic disciplines and professions, the work of our faculty, students, and the staff who support them, gives our university an impact that is in many ways equal to that of much larger and more academically diverse institutions.鈥
