An Analysis of Black, Latinx, Multicultural and Asian/Pacific Islander Fraternity/Sorority Organizational Values

Authors

Ashley Tull, Southern Methodist UniversityFollow
Andrew Shaw, University of Texas DallasFollow
Brittany Barker, Southern Methodist UniversityFollow
Taylor Sandoval, Texas Woman's UniversityFollow

Abstract

The purpose of this study was to examine the espoused values of historically Black, Latinx, Multicultural and Asian/Pacific Islander fraternity/sorority organizations. This study reports the types of values discovered, as well as their alignment with universally accepted values that included: self-enhancement, openness to change, self-transcendence and conservation. Further examination included comparisons between the espoused universally accepted values of the above-identified organizations with those of historically White fraternity/sorority organizations.

Recommended Citation

Tull, Ashley; Shaw, Andrew; Barker, Brittany; and Sandoval, Taylor (2018) "An Analysis of Black, Latinx, Multicultural and Asian/Pacific Islander Fraternity/Sorority Organizational Values," Journal of Multicultural Affairs: Vol. 3: Iss. 2, Article 2.
Available at: https://scholarworks.sfasu.edu/jma/vol3/iss2/2