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Showing 1 to 20 of 27 for “"Hispanic-serving institutions"”.
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The Latina Graduate Experience at Hispanic Serving Institutions
<p>Hispanic Serving Institutions are designated as such as a result of meeting the minimum enrollment of 25% full-time, undergraduate Hispanic identifying student enrollment. Though this designation is met solely through undergraduate enrollment, there is a need for services and programming to be …
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Experiences of Tenured Hispanic Faculty in Community College Hispanic Serving Institutions
… faculty of color (FOC) in predominantly White institutions (PWIs) often encounter a myriad of negative experiences such as microaggressions, perceived incapability, invalidation of published work, and lack of mentorship. We know little, however, about how tenured and tenure track Hispanic FOC …
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Perceptions and experiences of LatinXs in nontraditional Hispanic-serving institutions (NTHSIs)
… the U.S. Census, since the year 2000, the total Hispanic or Latina/o population has increased almost 6%, which represents an increase of almost 25 million people over a period of 18 years. As more Latinos are accessing postsecondary education, more institutions will face an increasingly …
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California Community College Presidents’ Leadership: Serving Latinx Students at Hispanic Serving Institutions
… Presidents (CCCPs) make meaning of leading a Hispanic Serving Institution (HSI) to evaluate how CCCPs respond to Latinx student success gaps and support initiatives at their campuses. Minority Serving Institutions (MSIs) have been more visible within community college literature, but what …
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Testimonios of Latino/A Students in Hispanic Serving Institutions: Lessons for Community Colleges
… For some community colleges that are considered Hispanic Serving Institutions (HSIs) through Title V of the United States educational code, serving this Latino/a population with equal opportunities could not be of greater importance (Higher Education Act, 1965). This study demonstrated in its …
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Factors Influencing the Retention and Graduation of Latino Male Students: Four-Year Hispanic-Serving Institutions
… Universities (CSU) that are also designated as Hispanic-Serving Institutions (HSI). This study is informed by the main research question: How do Latino males use their own Community Cultural Wealth for their retention while enrolled at southern California CSUs designated as Hispanic-Serving …
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A Phenomenological Study of Bridging Worlds as Described by Latina Administrators at Emerging Hispanic Serving Institutions
… experience of Latina administrators at Emerging Hispanic Serving Institutions (eHSIs). Campus environments are confronted with a growing diversity of students in higher education, an increasing number of Hispanic Serving Institutions and Emerging Hispanic Serving Institutions, and a changing …
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Incubating equity: The drivers and supports that promote equity-minded assessment praxis at two Hispanic-Serving Institutions
… engaged in equity-minded assessment across two Hispanic-Serving Institutions. Findings are presented first within each case by providing an overview of the larger institutional context and then offering the focused case context within which equity-minded assessment occurs. Two themes that are …
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A Musically Enhanced Self-inquiry (MESI) of Being & Becoming A Validating Agent For Students in Hispanic Serving Institutions and Myself: A MESI Multimodal Critical Autoethnography
… enact being a validating agent for students at Hispanic Serving Institutions and myself. Validation theory (Rendón, 1994) frames the need for faculty, as acting validating agents, to self- reflect and confront their own biases and assumptions that shape their classroom practices, attitudes, and …
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Are We in the Picture? To What Extent, If at All? Mexican and Latin American International Student Representation on Global Websites of Borderland Hispanic-Serving Institutions
This study is about how Higher Education Institutions that happen to be Hispanic Serving Institutions (HSI) that are located on border states show or portray international students from México and Latin America on their websites or not. International students can be the “ideal” student because they …
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AN AUTOETHNOGRAPHIC JOURNEY TO CRITICAL CONSCIOUSNESS: HOW A WHITE FACULTY MEMBER AT A HISPANIC SERVING INSTITUTION MOVES FROM ALLY TO ACCOMPLICE BY LEARNING STUDENT STRUGGLES
… ‘counterstory’ intended to document the need for Hispanic Serving Institutions (HSIs). Implications for this study include upward social mobility through education for Latinx students and challenging HSIs to invest in facilitating conscientização through professional development.</p>
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Selling a university : a content analysis of NCAA Division I colleges' featured YouTube videos using the Spirituality in Advertising Framework.
… NCAA Division I videos (n=115) featured on the institutions' official YouTube channels. A key finding was the presence of spiritual ideas in each NCAA conference, in public and private colleges, in Carnegie R1, R2 and R3 research institutions and Hispanic Serving Institutions (HSIs). The SAF …
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Latinx Student Development At An Emerging Hispanic Serving Institution In The Midwest
… Latinx students continue to enroll at emerging Hispanic Serving Institutions (HSI) in the Midwest, it is imperative that college administrators understand the ways students develop while living in the residence halls. Although much research has been conducted about Latinx college students, …
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Examining the first-year experiences and perceptions of sense of belonging among Mexican American students enrolled in a Texas HBCU
… growing Latino population is directly affecting institutions of higher education. Predominantly White Institutions (PWIs), whose stated missions do not specifically address Latinos, are becoming Hispanic-Serving Institutions (HSIs). As HSIs continue to emerge across the country, Historically …
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Black Students Matter: A Phenomenological Approach to Exploring Sense of Belonging Among Black Students Attending a Hispanic-Serving Institution
… who have enrolled in federally designated Hispanic-serving institutions (HSIs) has risen, it has become necessary to examine how their sense of belonging has been fostered, particularly given the educational disparities and equity gaps in retention, persistence, and graduation rates. …
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A Pesar de Todo: A Phenomenological Study on Latinx Undergraduate Students Choosing Their Academic Majors
… influence Latinx students' career aspirations at Hispanic Serving Institutions (HSIs) in Illinois. The intent behind focusing solely on the Latinx population is not to disregard or minimize the experiences of other racialized groups. On the contrary, this study acknowledges that, although similar, …
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Juntos Luchamos: A Postcritical Ethnographic and Photovoice Study on Latinx Student Civic Engagement Practices at a Hispanic-Serving Institution
<p>Situated at a Hispanic-Serving Institution (HSI), this postcritical ethnographic and photovoice study sought to explore how Latinx students define and practice civic engagement. Theoretically framed by Latino Cultural Citizenship (LCC), the study explored how current Latinx student civic …
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Ripple of Hope: Understanding the Lived Experience and Academic Achievement of Latinx Students at Arrupe College and Dougherty Family College: A Case Study
… academic success of Latinx students at the two institutions. Factors such as community cultural wealth and critically relevant pedagogy were also reviewed to see if they contributed to student success. Findings of the study revealed a significant correlation of community cultural wealth, …
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Adapting to Change: An Analysis of California Community College Spending and Outcomes After Adopting a Performance Based Funding Model
… of traditionally minoritized ethnic groups, with Hispanic identifying students comprising over 46% of the current CCC student population. This high population of Hispanic identifying students and their socio-economic status has led to a majority (92) of the 115 CCCs classification as …
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