Through qualitative research methods addressing the lack of faculty of color in higher education, this study examined the influence of faculty diversity on underrepresented minority (URM) community college students’ sense of belonging. Using critical race theory (CRT) as a philosophical foundation and Strayhorn’s sense of belonging model as a theoretical foundation, this investigation underlined how lack of faculty diversity can negatively impact URM community college students. This study found that faculty diversity can enhance sense of belonging for URM community college students
Access restricted to the OSU CommunityAs open-door institutions, community colleges provide access t...
UnrestrictedThe effect of belonging is a psychological need, and if this need is not satisfied it ma...
College can be a challenging time for most students; however, it can be especially challenging for m...
This study has revealed that, although minority students have a sense of belonging in identity-based...
Students of color experience numerous educational disadvantages compared to White students. These di...
A diverse student body holds the promise of enriching the learning experience of all students at a p...
Research on sense of belonging among Asian Americans in higher education, particularly in institutio...
In college settings, sense of belonging has been linked to higher rates of academic engagement and s...
Sense of belonging is a key factor in college student development and learning. For multiracial and ...
On college campuses, access does not equal inclusion as students of color have to navigate through a...
Nine million students enroll in community colleges each year, but only about one fourth graduates in...
It is well-documented that the representation of women and racial/ethnic minorities diminishes at hi...
This study reexamines notions of student integration given continuing experiences of discrimination ...
The 6-year graduation rate for Black undergraduate men is the lowest of all students attending all p...
Using qualitative methodology and critical race theory (CRT), this study centers Black students’ voi...
Access restricted to the OSU CommunityAs open-door institutions, community colleges provide access t...
UnrestrictedThe effect of belonging is a psychological need, and if this need is not satisfied it ma...
College can be a challenging time for most students; however, it can be especially challenging for m...
This study has revealed that, although minority students have a sense of belonging in identity-based...
Students of color experience numerous educational disadvantages compared to White students. These di...
A diverse student body holds the promise of enriching the learning experience of all students at a p...
Research on sense of belonging among Asian Americans in higher education, particularly in institutio...
In college settings, sense of belonging has been linked to higher rates of academic engagement and s...
Sense of belonging is a key factor in college student development and learning. For multiracial and ...
On college campuses, access does not equal inclusion as students of color have to navigate through a...
Nine million students enroll in community colleges each year, but only about one fourth graduates in...
It is well-documented that the representation of women and racial/ethnic minorities diminishes at hi...
This study reexamines notions of student integration given continuing experiences of discrimination ...
The 6-year graduation rate for Black undergraduate men is the lowest of all students attending all p...
Using qualitative methodology and critical race theory (CRT), this study centers Black students’ voi...
Access restricted to the OSU CommunityAs open-door institutions, community colleges provide access t...
UnrestrictedThe effect of belonging is a psychological need, and if this need is not satisfied it ma...
College can be a challenging time for most students; however, it can be especially challenging for m...