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A study of entrepreneurship in higher education: Uncovering barriers to a Los Angeles area community college achieving its economic development mission (California)	Arts education in after-school programs

Aspirations of community college leadership: A study of talent engagement and the barriers and motivation for faculty leadership development	Capturing the stories of non-college preparatory Latina/o high school graduates: Reclaiming their stake in education and their dreams

Crossing the bridge to successful transfer: The role of student involvement	Does the community college baccalaureate presage institutional diversity or isomorphism?

Factors that contribute to success and resilience of a community college in the midst of frequent presidential turnover	Influences of campus environment on adult community college student engagement

Integrating high school and community college: A historical policy analysis	Student characteristics and organizational differences as they relate to transfer

Student perceptions of the efficacy of learning disability support services	Teaching and learning in community college: A close-up view of student success in accelerated developmental writing classes

The economics of two-year college education: Essays on community colleges and proprietary schools	The forgotten ones: A customized intervention for low achieving Asian students in community college

The perspectives of nonscience-major students on success in community college biology	The relationship between student involvement and transfer readiness at three California community colleges

The relationship between student involvement and transfer readiness at three California community colleges	Transfer adjustment experiences of underrepresented students of color in the sciences

Using responsive evaluation to evaluate community college instructional support programs	Why involvement matters for transfer-intending community college students