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Higher Ed
Year of Publication
Higher Ed
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Book Chapter
Learning From Disciplinary Perspectives on College Student Success
2022
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Bowman
Education Policy
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Higher Ed
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Book Chapter
Brokering students' political activism: A response for expanding student affairs professionals' views
2020
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Barnhardt
Education Policy
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Higher Ed
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Book Chapter
The Promise and Struggles of Campus-Based Student Activism
2019
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Barnhardt
Higher Ed
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Book Chapter
How Are You Going to Keep Them on the Farm After They’ve Seen Iowa City?: Making Public Research Universities Relevant to the Rural Midwest
2017
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Connerly
Higher Ed
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Book Chapter
Using the Interdisciplinary Theory of Student Success: Implications for Practice, Policy, Research and Assessment
Higher Ed
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Book Chapter
An Interdisciplinary Theory of College Student Success
Higher Ed
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Theories, Findings, and Implications from Higher Education Research on Student Success