The Future is FirstGen
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Self-regulated learning curriculum may benefit first-generation student success by helping them develop strong habits of mind and positive self-talk.
St. Thomas strives to work intentionally to ensure our first-generation student programs support community, academic, and social belonging.
This essential resource offers step-by-step instructions on how to maneuver the admissions process before, during, and after applying.
A first-year seminar course with a track record of supporting first-generation student success.
A social justice curriculum paired with student support services and specially trained faculty members has helped two San Francisco-based colleges increase completion rates.
The Texas State First-gen family is the sum of our individual contributions.
The chapter will highlight borderlands pedagogy as a means to discuss what educators and public administrators can do to guide first-gen journeys.
Maria Erb shares Boston University's First-Generation College Celebration plans.
In this challenging internship and job market, it is more important than ever that we give first-gen students the tools to navigate the career exploration and job/internship search processes.
Read more about Ferris State University's opportunities for faculty and staff on-campus to support first-gen success.
The purpose of this chapter is to examine the academic motivation and self-discipline of online learners and how online academic strategies can translate to the modern-day workforce in the post-pandemic world.
Access Barnard seeks to leverage the resources of the College and New York City as a whole to support first-generation students as they navigate the higher education system
Emphasizing the struggle of navigating bureaucracy, the authors discuss the challenge of preparing for grad school as Black first-gen students.
Black first-generation students is an under researched topic; this paper calls for intentional research that specifically explores, interrogates, unpacks as well as disaggregates the unique experiences of Black first-generation students.