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• PREDICTING AND SUPPORTING STUDENT PERFORMANCE IN A HIGH FAIL AND HIGH INCOMPLETION COURSE: AN EXPLORATORY STUDY OF INTRODUCTION TO GENERAL CHEMISTRY.

  Authors:Kyle E. Van Duser, Xiaofei Yan, Chris M. Lucas, and Shoshana K. CohenFrom:College Student Journal (Vol. 55, Issue 2) Peer-Reviewed

  Summer 20213,811 words Report 1440LThis quantitative exploratory study investigated factors related to the fail rate of first-year students in Introduction to General Chemistry courses (CHEM 1xx) at a mid-sized public research university. This course...

• STUDENT PERCEPTION OF CLOSE SOCIAL SUBGROUP INFLUENCE ON STEM DEGREE PERSISTENCE.

  Authors:Aubrey Whitehead and Samantha IvesFrom:College Student Journal (Vol. 55, Issue 2) Peer-Reviewed

  Summer 20217,774 words Report 1430LDad? The high school biology teacher? A childhood friend? Understanding who students believe influences their degree persistence will improve student retention and degree attainment. This study examined relationships...

• DETERMINANTS FOR LACK OF SPACE WITHIN NIGERIAN UNIVERSITIES TO ADMIT ALL QUALIFIED SECONDARY SCHOOL GRADUATES INTO HIGHER EDUCATION.

  Author:Pauline Ann BabaFrom:College Student Journal (Vol. 55, Issue 2) Peer-Reviewed

  Summer 20211,867 words Report 1440LThe purpose of this study was to investigate the determinants for lack of space within Nigerian Universities to admit all qualified secondary school graduates into higher Education. Primary data were collected using a...

• TRIBE, PERSONALITY, AND PSYCHOLOGICAL DISTRESS: RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN PERSONALITY TRAIT AND PSYCHOLOGICAL DISTRESS IN YOUNG ADULT JAVANESE TRIBE.

  Authors:Sugiarti Musabiq, Isqi Karimah, Lavenda Geshica, Elizabeth Poerwandari, Guritnaningsih, and Bagus TakwinFrom:College Student Journal (Vol. 55, Issue 2) Peer-Reviewed

  Summer 20215,374 words Report 1370LThe large number of ethnicity becomes its own uniqueness for Indonesia's diversity. Ethnicity is a tool for individuals to see the world through their respective cultural filters (Matsumoto and Juang, 2004). Matsumoto...

• INSIGHTS INTO THE WRITING ATTITUDES OF COLLEGE LEVEL STUDENTS.

  Authors:Hannah Chai, V. Lee Welz, Donna Rafter, and Anthony AfflegateFrom:College Student Journal (Vol. 55, Issue 2) Peer-Reviewed

  Summer 20213,177 words Report 1390LThis study explored the attitudes and self-perception towards writing of more than 700 undergraduate college students. A significant cross-section of the sample expressed conflicting feelings about their skill levels as...

• THE UTILIZATION OF A CROSS-PLATFORM MESSAGING APP AS SUPPORTIVE TECHNOLOGY IN TEACHING AND LEARNING.

  Author:Pinn Tsin Isabel YeeFrom:College Student Journal (Vol. 55, Issue 2) Peer-Reviewed

  Summer 20212,546 words Report 1340LWith the advent of internet technologies, students are increasingly turning towards social media and cross-platform messaging apps such as Whatsapp, Line and WeChat to support their learning processes. Although each...

• CULTURAL FACTORS AND BELIEFS OF NONPHYSICIAN MEDICAL PROVIDERS ON REFERRING AFRICAN AMERICAN PATIENTS FOR HOSPICE CARE.

  Authors:Gary Reglin and Johnetta BradleyFrom:College Student Journal (Vol. 55, Issue 2) Peer-Reviewed

  Summer 20215,327 words Article 1400LProblem was few African Americans in rural southwest Georgia took advantage of hospice care. Primary purpose was to determine beliefs of hospice nonphysician medical care providers relative to referring African American...

• ONLINE TEACHING: PEDAGOGICAL PRACTICES FOR ENGAGING STUDENTS SYNCHRONOUSLY AND ASYNCHRONOUSLY.

  Author:Angela LumpkinFrom:College Student Journal (Vol. 55, Issue 2) Peer-Reviewed

  Summer 20215,817 words Report 1720LFaculty throughout the world abruptly adapted their instructional delivery approaches via technology during the spring, summer, and fall terms in 2020 due to the COVlD-19 virus. While faculty used a variety of modalities...

• COLLEGE STUDENT SELF-CARE: A JOURNEY, NOT A DESTINATION.

  Author:Elisa M. MartinFrom:College Student Journal (Vol. 55, Issue 2) Peer-Reviewed

  Summer 20214,964 words Report 1350LResearch shows that college students are increasingly stressed and ill equipped to manage the rigors of higher education. This article adds the student voice to the discussion of college student stress and wellness and...

• NAVIGATING THE ADA ACCESSIBILITY REQUIREMENTS AND LEGAL PITFALLS IN ONLINE EDUCATION.

  Authors:Chula King and Chris PiotrowskiFrom:College Student Journal (Vol. 55, Issue 2) Peer-Reviewed

  Summer 20213,987 words Article 1340LIn November of 2019, the National Association of the Deaf and Harvard University entered into a landmark settlement ending four years of legal battles regarding captioning in online content. In that settlement, Harvard...

• COLLEGE STUDENT CHAPERONES AND CHIVALRY.

  Author:Sandra TerneusFrom:College Student Journal (Vol. 55, Issue 2) Peer-Reviewed

  Summer 20216,858 words Report 1440LThere have been numerous studies on the dating behaviors of college students, notably, hookups during the past decade. Hookups are associated with fraternity and sorority parties in which two individuals "hook up" and...