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  • The experience of first generation college students who cross class boundaries in internship

    Creator:
    Clark, Adry S.
    Abstract:
    Gaining professional experience via internship is a pivotal career development event for college students, but research indicates that there is class disparity in the access and benefit from of internship. Career counselors on college campuses have a role in facilitating preparation and coordinating systemic supports for equitable access and benefit...
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    Dissertation
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    professional and calling yourself my “bossy friend”. Being a first generation college student, my family

  • Adolescent sexual initiation : a predictor of adult female romantic attachment?

    Creator:
    Waggoner, April R.
    Abstract:
    There is a knowledge gap concerning the outcomes of early adolescent sexual initiation (ASI). In particular, the influence of early ASI upon adult attachment is unknown. A multiple regression study was conducted to address this knowledge gap. Adult partner/spouse attachment was the criterion variable, and the predictor variables included both...
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    Dissertation
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    Bergquist of Northwest Christian College contributed to chapter 3 by conducting statistical analysis on

  • Fraternity men's diversity experiences and degree of gender role conflict

    Creator:
    Schalewski, Lucas L.
    Abstract:
    Gender role conflict has been found to be a psychological condition that produces negative outcomes for men as they negotiate the tensions between who they truly are and who they feel they must be based on social expectations (O'Neil, Helms, Gable, David, & Wrightsman, 1986). Recent studies on college men's...
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    Masters Thesis
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    : __________________________________________________ Major Professor, representing College Student Services Administration