Providing Pathways for First-Generation College Student Success

Christopher J. Broadhurst, Sonja Ardoin, Shannon Williamson
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ABSTRACT While first-generation college students can face common barriers, there are sometimes unique regional differences that can provide nuances to understanding the needs of this group. Louisiana has a higher proportion of first-generation college students, compared to the national average, and the region has endured multiple natural disasters the past few years. Based on reflections from students and staff from a unique program in New Orleans, this manuscript explores the successes of the program and resilience of its students, offering suggestions for best practices.
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为第一代大学生的成功提供途径
虽然第一代大学生可能面临共同的障碍,但有时存在独特的地区差异,这可以为理解这一群体的需求提供细微差别。与全国平均水平相比,路易斯安那州第一代大学生的比例更高,而且该地区在过去几年里经历了多次自然灾害。基于来自新奥尔良一个独特项目的学生和工作人员的反思,本文探讨了该项目的成功之处和学生的适应能力,并为最佳实践提供了建议。
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