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Significance of Social Networks and Capital in Student Life
Sat, April 15, 9:50 to 11:20am CDT (9:50 to 11:20am CDT), Sheraton Grand Chicago Riverwalk, Floor: Lobby - Level 3, Columbus ABSession Type: Paper Session
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Do International Students' Personal Strengths and Interpersonal Social Support Reduce Their Acculturative Stress? A Meta-Analysis - Yoonseon Lee; Hyunsook Lee, Seoul Women's Uinversity; MinKyoung Shin; Sehee Lee, Seoul Women's University
Dynamic Peer Network Processes and Eventual Major Selection Among Learning Community Students Exploring Majors - Rachel Smith, Iowa State University; Michael Brown, Iowa State University; Jennifer Tipton, Iowa State University; Monica Martinez, Iowa State University; Stephanie Sowl, ECMC Foundation
Food Insecurity Among Non-U.S. Citizen Postsecondary Students and the Importance of Social Capital - Elmira Jangjou, University of Iowa
How Are International Students Supported? The Roles of Their Social Networks - Xiaojie Li, University of Arizona
Peers in Effect: A Review of the Literature on the Use of Social Network Analysis in Research on Undergraduate Student Life - Michael Brown, Iowa State University; Rachel Smith, Iowa State University; Jennifer Tipton, Iowa State University