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Session Type: Paper Session
These papers examine how faculty and advisors can support diverse postsecondary learners (including Black, Latinx, and Asian American students) and promote critical awareness. Come learn about supporting undergraduate research experiences at HBCUs and how academic advisors can support the development of interests. You won't want to miss this one!
An Exploration of How Asian American Undergraduates Navigate and Negotiate Identity, Achievement, and Academic Help-Seeking - Alana Aiko Uilani Kennedy, Northern Arizona University; Erika A. Patall, University of Southern California; Gale M. Sinatra, University of Southern California
Conceptualizing the Twice-As Phenomenon: Proving One's Academic Merit in Predominantly White Spaces - Hannah Valdiviejas, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
Historically Black College and University Faculty's Experiences of Designing a Data Science Course-Based Undergraduate Research Experience (CURE): A Learning Community of Practice - Ruth Kaggwa, Danforth Plant Science Center
Implicit Theories of Interest Among Academic Advisors and Undergraduate Students - Matthew Kim, University of Kentucky; Claire Braun, University of Kentucky; Christine Antony, University of Kentucky; Kristen Buford, University of Kentucky; Tabetha Hurst, University of Kentucky; Julia Todd, University of Kentucky; Meghan Pawsat, University of Kentucky
Integrating Critical Content Into an Undergraduate Research Methods Course to Support Student Learning Outcomes - Christine Calderon, University of Wisconsin - Eau Claire; Jarrod C. Hines, University of Wisconsin - Eau Claire