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Growing up Muslim: Muslim American women's experiences in college
 Teachers perceptions on the student who is gifted and has learning disabilities
 
Undergraduates' mental models about insect anatomy and insect life cycles
 Disabled and educated: An oral history of the transition experiences of disabled college students
 
Latino college student retention: Correlating family support and instructional immediacy
 The association between childhood family meals, fruit and vegetable consumption, and obesity in a multi-ethnic college population
 
Student, religion, and academia
 A study of the effects of high school economic studies on cognitive performance of college students and the differences by gender
 
The relationship between instructor race and homophily, credibility, and student motivation: A classroom analysis
 Supplemental instruction in STEM-related disciplines on a community college campus: A multivariate path-analytic approach
 
Meaning of college choice for California community college Latina transfer students
 Faculty and graduate students' perceptions of the use of technology in online education
 
Leadership stress in California Community Colleges
 California community college educational leaders' perceptions of lifelong learning
 
Student learning outcomes and pedagogy in online and face-to-face college English composition: A mixed methods study
 Faculty perceptions of basic skills faculty development
 
Paradoxes and play: An emergent theory of how community college librarians sustain library instruction programs
 Revenue forecasting to integrate CCC planning and resource allocation for transformative leadership
 
Leadership practices that contribute to extended presidential tenure and the development of high-performing community colleges
 An exploration of factors that impact the satisfaction and success of low socioeconomic status community college students