Wood, J. L., & Newman, C. B. (2017;2015;). Predictors of Faculty–Student engagement for black men in urban community colleges: An investigation of the community college survey of men. Urban Education, 52(9), 1057-1079.
This research focuses on factors predicting faculty-student engagement for Black male collegians. In this study, the authors investigated whether students’ perceptions of racial/gender stereotypes had a moderating effect on the determinants of engagement with faculty. The sample population was derived from 16 urban community colleges located across four states. A total of 340 Black men participated in the Community College Survey of Men. Degree utility and intrinsic interest were both found to be positive determinants of faculty-student engagement. The variable with the most significant contribution to the model was faculty validation.
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