迈向第一代学生成功的文化:对第一代高等院校使命宣言的分析

Catherine Pressimone Beckowski, J. Winfield
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高等教育机构继续寻求吸引第一代学生的方法。本文对157个第一代前沿院校的使命宣言进行了内容分析,探讨了院校优先事项的明确如何传达或促进以成功为导向的文化,并为全校范围内的第一代学生成功提供信息。我们确定了四个主要主题——学生的学习经历;community-serving;多样性和包容性;获得和负担能力——这可能有助于指导统一的、以使命为中心的努力,以开发资源和机会,抵制对第一代学生基于赤字的假设,并反映出机构对学生成功的承诺。
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Toward a Culture of First-Generation Student Success: An Analysis of Mission Statements From First-gen Forward Institutions
ABSTRACT Institutions of higher education continue to seek ways to engage first-generation students. This content analysis of the 157 mission statements of First-gen Forward Institutions explores how the articulation of institutional priorities can signal or promote a success-oriented culture and inform campus-wide approaches to first-generation student success. We identify four predominant themes--student learning experiences; community-serving; diversity and inclusion; and access and affordability--that may help guide unified, mission-centric efforts to develop resources and opportunities that resist deficit-based assumptions about first-generation students and that reflect an institutional commitment to student success.
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