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Showing 1 to 7 of 7 for “"Educational Pipeline"”.

  1. Sealing The Cracks of The Educational Pipeline: Counterstories That Reveal Cultural Resiliency and Collective Responsibility in Latinas’ K-16 Success

    … successes and institutional barriers along the educational pipeline for Latinas who are the first in their families to have successfully completed their undergraduate degrees. This research explores the unique elements of gender such as gender role socialization and stereotyping under the …

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  2. Engineering the American dream : a study of bias and perceptions of merit in the high-tech labor market

    … and women in tech has been understood as an "educational pipeline problem," - for a variety of reasons, these groups lack the social supports and resources needed to develop marketable technical literacies. In this thesis I complicate the educational pipeline narrative by taking a close look …

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  3. Factors Influencing Undergraduate Women's Educational Aspirations

    … The further one progresses through the educational pipeline, the more likely it is that she may prosper. However, in a society bolstered by patriarchal systems, economic and educational inequalities exist among the genders. Educational aspirations are influenced by students' …

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  4. Understanding socioeconomic differences in the relationship between black college students' involvement and educational outcomes

    … lacking in this discussion is an examination of educational outcomes influenced by involvement for Black students who are not classified as low-income. This study examined SES differences in the relationship between Black college students’ involvement and their educational expectations. While the …

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  5. The career pursuits of engineering students : inquiries into options, informedness, and intentions at the education-careers interface

    … intentions among students in the engineering educational pipeline, where certain student subsets have exhibited a lower likelihood of pursuing traditionally categorized engineering occupations after engineering school compared to others. Examining these patterns of occupational intentions …

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  6. Conocimiento in Community College Leadership: How Latina/Chicana Administrators Reclaim Agency in Contested Terrain Along the U.S.-Mexico Borderlands

    … executive leadership contrasts their increasing educational matriculation, educational attainment, and proportion of the California and U.S. populations, suggesting Latinas are blocked from vital leadership opportunities. This is problematized by Latina’s historical exclusion along gendered, …

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  7. Models of success: African American males and their pathways toward enrollment in doctoral programs at a predominantly white institution

    African American males are often characterized by disparaging terms, such as: endangered, uneducable, dysfunctional, incorrigible, and dangerous (Strayhorn, 2013, Ferguson, 2000, Gibbs, 1988; Majors & Billson, 1992; Parham & McDavis, 1987). These characterizations have a negative impact on African …

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