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College presidents and administrative team members: An investigation of a team leadership approach to financial decision-making in liberal arts colleges
Sisters in the struggle: Individual and institutional factors affecting the persistence of Black, female, doctoral students at U.S. predominantly White institutions
 
Just point, click, and teach, right? Influences on faculty and administrator discourse and behavior about online programs
Navigating bridges and barriers: A case study of the James Baldwin Scholars Program
 
Supplemental instruction: Supporting persistence in barrier courses
Women's ways of drinking: College women, high-risk alcohol use, and related consequences
 
Placing academic activism: Constraints and possibilties of faculty work
Understanding voice in the disciplines: The struggles of Latina non-traditional students and their instructors
 
College impact on civic attitudes of Asian American and White undergraduate students: A comparative study
Assessing the effect of a diversity course on college students' readiness for social action engagement
 
Rigorously applying the Scholarship of Teaching and Learning: A community college case study
Loose coupling at a large public university and the impact it has on students: A case study of the unintended consequences of policy implementation
 
Unbundling convenience in distance education: How do distance education students define convenience?
Prestige culture and community-based faculty work
 
Adult student persistence in online education: Developing a model to understand the factors that affect adult student persistence in a course
Leadership continuity: Enhancing the cycle of leadership in academic departments
 
The role of human and social capital in the perpetuation of leader development
The role of university Community Service-Learning partnerships in supporting socio-economically marginalized communities: The case of Nuestras Raices
 
Persistently present: College students, social-mobile technologies, and the transformation of social life
Writing across the curriculum program development as ideological and rhetorical practice
 
Policy options to finance public higher education in Afghanistan
Metacognition: Developing self-knowledge through guided reflection
 
Insights into the complexities of identity in persisting Latina college students
The impact of disciplinarity on the organizational leadership styles of academic deans
 
Scholarship in occupational therapy faculty: The interaction of cultural forces in academic departments
Factors influencing transition and persistence in the first year for community college students with disabilities
 
Working together: The role of collaborations in promoting the use of academic technologies in higher education
Trajectories of mental health and acculturation among first year international graduate students from India
 
A question of comfort: Race, whiteness, and the creation of diverse, inclusive, and engaged learning environments
Fulfilling Their Dreams: Latina/o College Student Narratives on the Impact of Parental Involvement on Their Academic Engagement
 
Becoming a young professional: The social organization of career
Students as customers: The influence of neoliberal ideology and free-market logic on entering first-year college students
 
The forgotten voices behind designated diversity initiatives: Perspectives from students of color living in a multicultural residential community
An ethnographic case study of a college ESL Chinese student's identities and power relations through online and offline social practices
 
Making something of it: The untold stories of promising Black males at a predominately White institution of higher education
Beyond the stereotype of Black homophobia: Exploring the potential of Black allies for lesbian, gay and bisexual students
 
Unpacking voice and silence: A phenomenological study of Black women and Latinas in college classrooms
The silent majority: An examination of nonresponse in college student surveys