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What’s Life Got to Do With It? The Role of Life Experiences in Shaping Female Community College Students’ Transfer Intent in STEM Fields of Study

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Peter Riley Bahr, Jon McNaughtan & Grant R. Jackson. (2022) Reducing the Loss of Community College Students who Demonstrate Potential in STEM. Research in Higher Education 64:5, pages 675-704.
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Heather Thiry, Raquel Harper & Dana Holland Zahner. (2023) Navigating Transfer “Pivotal Points” in Challenging Contexts: A Longitudinal Investigation of STEM Transfer Students’ Pathways During COVID-19. Journal of College Student Retention: Research, Theory & Practice, pages 152102512311615.
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Laura A. H. Wood & Vashti Sawtelle. (2022) Narrative Analysis of a Woman’s Experience Transferring from a TYC Reveals Impact of Supporting Characters. CBE—Life Sciences Education 21:3.
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Jennifer M. Blaney. (2022) Cultivating Community College Pathways to STEM Leadership: Examining the Relationships Between Gender, Upward Transfer, and Students’ Computing Leadership Identity. Community College Review 50:3, pages 269-291.
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Jennifer M. Blaney, Julia Barrett & Yoon Ha Choi. (2022) Diversifying STEM pathways: A look into upward transfer students’ sense of belonging in computing. New Directions for Community Colleges 2022:198, pages 63-75.
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Thomas Mgonja & Francisco Robles. (2022) Identifying Critical Factors When Predicting Remedial Mathematics Completion Rates. Journal of College Student Retention: Research, Theory & Practice, pages 152102512210833.
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Jennifer M. Blaney. (2020) Broadening Participation in Computing. Broadening Participation in Computing.
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Xueli Wang & Kelly Wickersham. (2018) Women, Community Colleges, and STEM Careers. New Directions for Institutional Research 2018:179, pages 73-90.
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Xueli Wang, Hsun-yu Chan, Sara Jimenez Soffa & Brett Ranon Nachman. (2017) A Nuanced Look at Women in STEM Fields at Two-Year Colleges: Factors That Shape Female Students' Transfer Intent. Frontiers in Psychology 8.
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