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Facilitating Master's Student Success: A Quantitative Examination Of Student Perspectives On Advising, Sarah Brooks Drummond Hays
Facilitating Master's Student Success: A Quantitative Examination Of Student Perspectives On Advising, Sarah Brooks Drummond Hays
Dissertations and Theses
Faculty advising is crucial for student success, but little is known about the specific relationship between advising and master's students' success. Given that master's student enrollment is growing and diversifying, examining the relationships between advising and success is imperative for institutional efficiency and educational excellence. This quantitative study investigated nearly 1,000 master's students' experiences with two primary types of advising--administrative and mentoring. The study looked for correlations with multiple proxies of student success (e.g., graduation, retention, institutional commitment, and GPA). As well, other potentially influential individual, educational, and organizational variables (e.g., background characteristics, peer culture, and department climate) were examined …
Attachment Relationships In Emerging Adulthood: Implications For Counselor Education And Supervision, Christina M. Schnyders, Joel A. Lane
Attachment Relationships In Emerging Adulthood: Implications For Counselor Education And Supervision, Christina M. Schnyders, Joel A. Lane
Counselor Education Faculty Publications and Presentations
This session will explore the ways that attachment relationships influence emerging adulthood, the developmental stage experienced by individuals between the ages of 18-29. Findings will be presented from two research studies concerning attachment in emerging adulthood. Implications discussed will include adherence to CACREP standards, best practices for counselor educators who teach from a developmental framework, and best practices for supervisors working with emerging adult supervisees.
The Retention Puzzle Reconsidered: Second Year Student Attitudes And Experiences With Advising, Michael Edward Walsh
The Retention Puzzle Reconsidered: Second Year Student Attitudes And Experiences With Advising, Michael Edward Walsh
Dissertations and Theses
College student retention has been described as a puzzle because retention rates have stagnated, and in some cases declined, despite over seventy years of research into the problem. The magnitude of the problem is that 50 percent of college students will leave their institution before obtaining a degree (Braxton, Hirschy, & McClendon, 2011). In an effort to improve retention rates, colleges and universities have concentrated their attention on first year students. But this concentrated strategy may have simply transferred the retention problem into the second year where retention rates for many schools are as low as first year rates (Amaury, …
Academic Advising Structures That Support First-Year Student Success And Retention, Brett Leland Mcfarlane
Academic Advising Structures That Support First-Year Student Success And Retention, Brett Leland Mcfarlane
Dissertations and Theses
Academic advising has been touted as a key to student success and retention. Today's academic advising delivery models vary considerably and little is known about the efficiency and effectiveness of these models. The purpose of this study was to determine if there is a relationship between how academic advising is delivered to first-year students at a four-year public, high research activity university located on the west coast and the students' satisfaction with advising, advising learning outcomes, and retention. In the study, responses of 628 first-year students to a survey which asked them about their attitudes toward and experiences with academic …
From The Breadwinner's Institute To Queens Blvd: Infusing The Immigrant Work Experience Into Counselor Training, Brian Hutchison, Tina M. Anctil Peterman
From The Breadwinner's Institute To Queens Blvd: Infusing The Immigrant Work Experience Into Counselor Training, Brian Hutchison, Tina M. Anctil Peterman
Counselor Education Faculty Publications and Presentations
Historically, career counselor training is rooted in the immigrant experience. Using Parsons' work at the Bureau of Vocational Guidance, we will draw parallels between the genesis of career training and our own New York City-based cultural immersion course to identify and discuss the career development needs of immigrants as they have developed over the past century.
Class, Status, Poverty, And Capital: A Guide To Social Stratification In Career Counseling, Tina M. Anctil Peterman, Brian Hutchison, Carol Klose Smith
Class, Status, Poverty, And Capital: A Guide To Social Stratification In Career Counseling, Tina M. Anctil Peterman, Brian Hutchison, Carol Klose Smith
Counselor Education Faculty Publications and Presentations
This session explores the importance of social stratification in career counseling. Utilizing a new social stratification model, we will address research and student/client career outcomes specific to secondary education, higher education, and clinical settings. Discussion will include implications for practice and proposals for future scholarship.
A Career Counseling Model For Working With Adults With Disabilities Through Vocational Rehabilitation, Tina M. Anctil Peterman
A Career Counseling Model For Working With Adults With Disabilities Through Vocational Rehabilitation, Tina M. Anctil Peterman
Counselor Education Faculty Publications and Presentations
Participants will learn how to develop contracts with Vocational Rehabilitation to provide career counseling services to individuals with disabilities, including a four-session career counseling model. Practitioners will increase their knowledge and skills needed to work with the diverse range of people with disabilities in the United States.
Group Counseling For Students Transitioning Out Of Postsecondary Education, Joel A. Lane
Group Counseling For Students Transitioning Out Of Postsecondary Education, Joel A. Lane
Counselor Education Faculty Publications and Presentations
This paper proposes a Narrative-based group counseling model for postsecondary students preparing to graduate and transition out of university life. The challenges associated with this transition are both psychological and career-related in nature. The author utilizes multiple transition frameworks to provide a conceptualization of the graduation transition, and offers an overview of narrative therapy, its use in transition counseling, and its use in groupwork. The proposed intervention calls for two facilitators and between six and eight members. An intervention overview is provided that includes recruitment and prescreening instructions as well as content for eight sessions.