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Showing 1 to 20 of 63 for “"student organizations"”.
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Variables associated with cocurricular participation in vocational student organizations
… the secondary school curriculum, has relied upon student organizations as one activity that helps bolster and provide meaningful, practical, real life experiences within the classroom and the work place to secondary students. It was the intent of this study to investigate which personal and …
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Perceived Influence Of Career And Technical Student Organizations On Postsecondary Choices
… the perceptions of former career and technical student organization (CTSO) members’ postsecondary choices relative to their involvement in CTSOs in a midsize city high school. The research question that guided this qualitative study was:</p> <p>How do former participants in CTSOs describe the …
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The impact of student organizations on the development of core competencies
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Conceptualizing Diversity: Undergraduate Student Involvement In Multicultural Student Organizations and Their Perceptions of Diversity
<p> In an increasingly globalized world, students graduating from college are expected to be able to communicate and work with people who are different from themselves. The skills needed to compete in this global workforce are not easily learned in a class or seminar, but obtained through …
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Hazed perceptions: a qualitative analysis of college students' definitions and perceptions of hazing in student organizations
… as many as 55 percent of college or high school students have been involved in these activities. Notably, however, additional evidence indicates that students often resist understanding hazing activities as such. Clearly, these kinds of attitudes are important to consider when developing …
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Engaging Sister Circles to Determine How Black Women Achieve Belonging Through Participation in Cultural Student Organizations
… of Black women who participate in cultural student organizations. This study determined that when Black women join cultural student organizations, they are able to form intentional relationships, can initiate positive interactions with faculty and staff, will engage socially, and feel …
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“IT’S LEVELS TO THIS”: BLACK UNDERGRADUATE FEMALE STUDENT PERCEPTIONS REGARDING THEIR LEVEL OF INVOLVEMENT IN BLACK STUDENT ORGANIZATIONS
… undergraduate women who are involved in a Black student organization at a public predominantly White institution (PWI) beyond the freshman year. Understanding how these students are involved, the meaning they make of their participation, and how they simultaneously manage extracurricular …
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From class to club : an exploration of high school civic-minded student organizations from 1996-2011 in Corpus Christi, Texas
… system has long claimed that preparing students to be active citizens is one of its main goals. With high-stakes testing pressures, schools with high minority enrollment have been found to cut back social studies programs and/or implement a drill and practice fragmented teaching style. …
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The Leader Factor: Patterns of Alcohol Use, Negative Consequences, and Alcohol-Related Beliefs for Leaders and Non-leaders of Student Organizations
… study was to explore the relationship between student leadership and alcohol use. Previous literature had examined alcohol use of leaders and non-leaders in high-use organizations — Greeks and athletes. This study extends that literature by focusing on leaders and non-leaders in low-use …
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A Qualitative Narrative Study about Mental Well-Being and Coping Strategies in Generation-Z Undergraduate Student Leaders
… on the advantages experienced by Generation Z students who participated in leadership roles within university-sponsored student organizations. This study incorporated generational, coping, and transactional theories to help the researcher establish a potential link between the mental well-being …
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Identifying Correlates in Anti-Semitic Incidents on College Campuses in the U.S.
… The factors examined are the presence of Jewish student organizations, pro-Israel student organizations, pro-Palestine student organizations, pro-Pease organizations, Boycott, Divestment and Sanctions (BDS) support and resolutions, as well as the campus location in relation to hate groups in the …
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It's not all about classrooms: examining the importance of club sports
<p>Student retention is a multi-faceted problem and a piece of that problem is how involved students are on campus (Tinto, 1993). Involvement in recreational campus sports for students has been related to higher social integration and better college adjustment compared to students who are not …
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Race and gender effects on leadership perceptions
… differences in the gender and racial identity of students on the perceived leader skill, motivation to lead, and leadership self-efficacy of themselves and other students with whom they collaborate in formal student organizations. The study investigated members of student organizations of a large, …
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Assessing the Relationship between Student Involvement and Academic Performance in Higher Education
… by Grade Point Average (GPA) among college students enrolled at Western Kentucky University (WKU). Three hundred thirty-six sophomores were surveyed via TOPNET, an electronic registration management system, regarding their level of involvement in campus organizations and other factors, …
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A study investigating undergraduate student leader perceptions of involvement and intentionality of out-of-class learning
<p>This study was designed to determine why students get involved in student organizations, the perceived benefits of being involved, and the role of student affairs professionals in enhancing out-of-class learning. Fifty-two undergraduate students from Rowan University participated in the study by …
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Leaders Without Formal Titles: Student Leadership Within A Private University in the Midwestern U.S.
… a follower to become an informal leader within a student organization at a university in the Midwestern U.S. The aim of the study was to use the discovered characteristics of the followers to assist student organization leaders on the university campus to develop members into the future leaders of …
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Examining the impact of student involvement and intercultural experiences on perceptions of institutional commitment to diversity
… was to examine the impact of involvement in student organizations as it relates to perceptions of campus climate. The researcher conducted a crosssectional, ex-post facto secondary data analysis of a 2005 institutional survey on diversity at Great Falls State University. The researcher …
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Contributions of student organization experiences on leader capacity development
… remains a crucial conduit through which students develop their capacity for successful leadership. Student organizations serve as one avenue of co-curricular involvement that positively contribute to developing students’ leader capacity. Existing research related to student organization …
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Financing extra curricular activities
… forty years has brought a tremendous increase in student organizations and activities. Funds are necessary for carrying on these various activities, and the raising, care, and distribution of these funds give the high school administrator much to think about. Many problems are suggested. Among the …
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