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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"Undergraduate Involvement"”.

  1. College, open the door, they built the house: A qualitative study of the experiences of Black women executives

    … retrospectively interpret the role of their undergraduate experiences in shaping leadership identity and long-term career navigation. This qualitative study explored how Black women executives describe their leadership development and the influence of their undergraduate education across the …

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  2. Career development outcomes of college student involvement in out- of-class activities: a liberal arts and sciences alumni follow-up study

    … of early adulthood, is facilitated by meaningful involvement in a variety of activities. This theoretical tenet is widely accepted, yet little empirical evidence exists to demonstrate the extent to which exploratory behaviors, as exhibited in undergraduate involvement in out-of-class activities, …

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  3. FACTORS THAT LEAD MILLENNIAL ALUMNI TO DONATE TO THEIR ALMA MATER

    … new research on the effect Millennial student involvement has on the likelihood they will become donors to their alma mater. This dissertation used Astin's (1984) involvement theory as a foundation for the research. The connection that alumni have with their alma maters and the outcome of …

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  4. Predictors of Major Commitment

    <p>Contextual (e.g. job fit, job involvement), individual (e.g. job satisfaction, need for achievement), and demographic (e.g. gender, educational level) factors have been related to forms of career commitment (i.e. affective, continuance, and normative commitment), highlighting that the commitment …

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