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The relationship of some family background variables to college graduation

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Ghaffari, Rose Marie Hughes

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The purpose of this study was to investigate the relationships that were hypothesized to exist between the variables birth order, family size, and parents college attendance and the dependent variable, college graduation. The three general hypotheses tested were: 1. A positive relationship exists between a given position in birth order...

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each subject were recorded from the official student personnel data cards. A series of chi-square
Negotiating conflicted climates : the experiences of transgender students attending women's colleges

Creator:

Jones, Whitney K.

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The conversation regarding transgender students in the context of women's colleges is inherently complicated due to the binary gender system that the existence of women's colleges reinforce. The primary goal of this phenomenological research was to examine the lived experiences of transgender college students at U.S. women's colleges. Because the...

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student. Radcliffe began admitting African American women in the 1890s, but did not allow them to live
Walking the narrow path : narratives of migration and mental health among Saudi Arabian women at Oregon State University

Creator:

Gentry, Kristen Elizabeth

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Since the inauguration of the King Abdullah-Aziz Foreign Scholarship Program in 2005, the number of Saudi university students in the United States has increased exponentially, and an unprecedented amount of Saudi women are seeking international degrees. The absence of scholarly research within these women’s home and host countries highlights the...

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. Title: Walking the Narrow Path: Narratives of Migration and Mental Health among Saudi Arabian Women at