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Showing 1 to 20 of 23 for “"campus activities"”.
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Student Use of Information Sources About Student Activities
The ability of professionals in student activities to inform students of scheduled events is a key factor in the success of their programs. While traditional forms of communication with students, such as newspaper announcements and campus flyers, have not been totally reliable, they remain among …
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Impact of Counseling Services and Campus Engagement on Academic Performance of Neurodivergent College Students
… effectiveness of counseling services and campus engagement on academic outcomes. This quantitative correlational study examines the relationships between counseling services, participation in campus activities, and academic performance among neurodivergent students at Beacon College. This …
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Dislocation and Adjustment of International Student-Athletes
… such as food, weather, language barriers, campus life and academic challenges have been observed to make that comparison. Also, we will understand if living in San Francisco, a city compromised with diversity and non-discrimination, makes a positive difference within the acclimatization to …
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Peer mentoring for-profit college students
… at a for-profit institution was implemented at a campus over five quarters. Peer mentors with high GPAs were matched with students for eleven weeks to help with academic success. A Business Club was created to support the mentoring program and campus activities. A professor monitored the program …
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The Influence of Dad: An Investigation of Adolescent Females' Perceived Closeness with Fathers and Risky Behaviors
… use and sexual behaviors are prominent college campus activities, often co-occurring. An evolutionary perspective illuminates the unique impact of father-daughter relationships on substance use and sexual risk-taking. Female adolescents who experience early physical separation from their fathers …
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The Influence of Dad: An Investigation of Adolescent Females' Perceived Closeness with Fathers and Risky Behaviors
… use and sexual behaviors are prominent college campus activities, often co-occurring. An evolutionary perspective illuminates the unique impact of father-daughter relationships on substance use and sexual risk-taking. Female adolescents who experience early physical separation from their fathers …
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Extending the infinite corridor : building the connection between academics and athletics
… significance of the athletic community to the campus as a whole. This thesis proposes a built extension of the Infinite Corridor in the West Campus. The extension, an elevated walkway, supports campus activities, including athletics, becoming the connection between academics and athletics. The …
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The Creighton Student-Worker: A Study of Fifty Students Who are Working their Way Through the Creighton College of Arts and Sciences
… and that they have no time to participate in campus activities. It has been stated, too, that the work is a menace to health. The writer, with the thought that all such notions on the subject might be subjective, endeavored to investigate the problem by a sufficient body of objective data. The …
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Optimizing operation of a campus energy system for economic and environmental considerations
… this thesis is to determine effective costs of campus utilities, optimal operation of energy conversion and production subsystems through minimization of economic and environmental costs, and to evaluate how changing electrical grid costs and sources will affect future optimal operations at a …
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Factors That Influence the Persistence Rates of White Undergraduate Students Attending Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs)
… from faculty, staff, and peers, involvement in campus activities and organizations, and affordability. The reasons associated with White students' persistence can assist faculty members and administrators at HBCUs in developing and cultivating a culture that is conducive for a positive …
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A study to identify and compare the personal, social and academic adjustment problems experienced by minority black and caucasian graduate students enrolled at Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University, a predominantly white institution, and Virginia State College, a predominantly black institution
… peer groups and inhibited participation in campus activities. The major academic adjustment problem encountered by the caucasian graduate students while studying at Virginia State College was instruction not meeting the needs of students. The major social problems were making personal …
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Black Students Resisting And Coping With Racism At Predominately White Institutions
… use humor while others engross themselves in campus activities and lifestyle. I conclude that the covert structure of new racism caused my participants to be most fearful of micro-insults. This resulted in the avoidance technique being the most comform used in resisting and coping with …
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Differences in Perceptions of Student Experiences Between Residential and Commuter Sub-Populations in Higher Education
… enrolled collegians nationally, do not reside on campus during their tenure. </p><p>In an effort to better understand some of the contemporary student experiences and their perceptions, this study utilized NASPA Assessment and Knowledge Consortium instruments to determine whether student …
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Vision: An Essential Component of Transforming Leadership
… focus is on the National Association for Campus Activities, a national educational association composed of over 1,100 institutions of higher education and 400 associated firms, and its Executive Director, who served as the center of the web of leadership relationships during the past seven …
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Timing is Everything: A Comparative Study of the Adjustment Process of Fall and Mid-Year Community College Transfer Students at a Public Four-Year University
… particularly because they did not attend or find campus activities they attended as helpful. To gain further insight additional data were collected from small group interviews and open-ended responses on the survey, which produced 569 statements that were cluster coded (Miles & Huberman, 1994) …
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What Makes a Successful College or University Programming Board?: Standards of Practice for Programming Boards
… human, financial, and facility resource; campus and community relationship; program; mission; assessment and self-evaluation; and leadership characteristics of CUPBs. For purposes of this study, successful programming boards were defined and identified by professionals who work in this …
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African American/Black Undergraduate Students: Perceptions of Their Experiences Attending an Upper Midwest University
… Theme One: When students were involved in social activities, they felt more connected and were less likely to experience feelings of isolation. Students who actively engaged in social activities at an Upper Midwest University did not report feelings of social withdrawal and loneliness. Theme Two: …
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Adult Re-Entry Students: Experiences Preceding Entry into a Rural Appalachian Community College.
… course, on-site daycare services, and campus activities supportive of needs of students returning to the academic world.</p><p>Recommendations included a quantitative study involving a survey with a larger sample of adult re-entry students. The data could provide a richer examination of …
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The Internationalization of K-12 Education: A Case Study of an International School in the Asia-Pacific Region
… study examines the indicators that influence campus internationalization of a K-12 American overseas international school in the Asia-Pacific region. The conceptual framework draws upon five overarching categories necessary for internationalization: leadership, organizational culture, …
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The Avondale School and Adventist Educational Goals, 1894-1900
… 4. The individuals who oriented the direction of campus activities used deliberate methods to achieve the goals of the school. These methods included a rural location, Bible study and its integration into all subjects, local missionary activities, manual labor balanced with mental work, and a ban …
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