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Journal of Beliefs & Values. :1-14
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Journal of Applied Research in Higher Education. 15:827-839
PurposeThe purpose of this study is to understand the differences in motivations, advantages, disadvantages and time of multiple-major awareness among students who pursue multiple majors based on a set of defined characteristics. The student characte
Autor:
Dustin K. Grabsch, Alexander Jennings-Rentz, Robert M. Kunovich, Sakshi Hinduja, Dedeepya Chinnam
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Journal of Applied Research in Higher Education.
PurposeThis research study set out to answer the following question: How does social class relate to social connectedness in college?Design/methodology/approachThe authors operationalized a nonexperimental, cross-sectional and analytical study design
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College Student Affairs Journal. 39:88-102
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Journal of College Student Development. 62:203-218
The global COVID-19 pandemic will be a memorable part of the college student experience from Spring 2020 through the semesters that followed Higher education administrators and student affairs leadership have faced many concerns during the pandemic,
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Journal of College Reading and Learning. 51:95-109
Peer mentoring and associated programs have gained prominence due to demonstrated positive effects on student retention and matriculation, but scant research exists on voluntary peer academic coach...
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College Student Affairs Journal. 37:143-155
Autor:
Lauren Sutro O’Brien, Zak Waddell, Michelle Madsen, Dedeepya Chinnam, Ryan Leibowitz, Caroline Kirschner, Dustin K. Grabsch
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Journal of College Student Retention: Research, Theory & Practice. :152102512110562
Success for 4-year universities is often measured by graduation and retention rates; however, gaps exist in understanding nonreturning students at private institutions. Recent research is helping to build the lexicon of drop-outs, stop-outs, opt-outs
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Journal of Leadership Education. 9:22-34
This study sought to examine student motives for participating in a residential leadership learning community for incoming freshmen using McClelland’s Achievement Motivation Theory (McClelland, 1958, 1961). Eighty-nine students began the program in