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The impact of college‐and university‐run high school summer programs on students’ end of high school STEM career aspirations
JA Kitchen, G Sonnert, PM Sadler
Science Education 102 (3), 529-547, 2018
2452018
Academic and social barriers to Black and Latino male collegians' success in engineering and related STEM fields
TL Strayhorn, LL Long III, JA Kitchen, MS Williams, ME Stenz
1392013
Supporting first-generation, low-income, and underrepresented students’ transitions to college through comprehensive and integrated programs
A Kezar, JA Kitchen
American Behavioral Scientist 64 (3), 223-229, 2020
742020
The impact of summer bridge programs on college students' STEM career aspirations
JA Kitchen, P Sadler, G Sonnert
Journal of College Student Development 59 (6), 698-715, 2018
652018
A typology of college transition and support programs: Situating a 2-year comprehensive college transition program within college access
RE Hallett, A Kezar, RJ Perez, JA Kitchen
American Behavioral Scientist 64 (3), 230-252, 2020
632020
Career self-efficacy: A mixed-methods study of an underexplored research area for first-generation, low-income, and underrepresented college students in a comprehensive college …
A Kezar, L Hypolite, JA Kitchen
American Behavioral Scientist 64 (3), 298-324, 2020
582020
Advancing the use of ecological systems theory in college student research: The ecological systems interview tool
JA Kitchen, RE Hallett, RJ Perez, GJ Rivera
Journal of College Student Development 60 (4), 381-400, 2019
542019
The process of academic validation within a comprehensive college transition program
RE Hallett, RD Reason, J Toccoli, JA Kitchen, RJ Perez
American Behavioral Scientist 64 (3), 253-275, 2020
502020
The impact of a college transition program proactive advising intervention on self-efficacy
JA Kitchen, D Cole, G Rivera, R Hallett
Journal of student affairs research and practice 58 (1), 29-43, 2021
482021
Examining a comprehensive college transition program: An account of iterative mixed methods longitudinal survey design
D Cole, JA Kitchen, A Kezar
Research in Higher Education 60, 392-413, 2019
362019
Tailoring Programs to Best Support Low-Income, First-Generation, and Racially Minoritized College Student Success
A Kezar, JA Kitchen, H Estes, R Hallett, R Perez
Journal of College Student Retention, 2020
302020
At-promise college student major and career self-efficacy ecology model.
JA Kitchen, A Kezar, LI Hypolite
Journal of Diversity in Higher Education 16 (3), 369, 2023
262023
Scaling success for low-income, first-generation in college, and/or racially minoritized students through a culture of ecological validation.
A Kezar, RE Hallett, RJ Perez, JA Kitchen
Journal of Diversity in Higher Education 17 (2), 229, 2024
252024
Ecological Validation Model of Student Success: A New Student Support Model for Promoting College Success Among Low-Income, First-Generation, and Racially Minoritized Students
JA Kitchen, R Perez, R Hallett, A Kezar, R Reason
Journal of College Student Development 62 (6), 627-642, 2021
252021
Envisioning public scholarship for our time: Models for higher education researchers
AJ Kezar, Y Drivalas, JA Kitchen
Taylor & Francis, 2023
202023
Ecological validation model of student success: A new student support model for low-income, first-generation, and racially minoritized students
JA Kitchen, R Perez, R Hallett, A Kezar, R Reason
Journal of College Student Development 62 (6), 627-642, 2021
162021
Thwarting the temptation to leave college: An examination of engagement’s impact on college sense of belonging among students of color
JA Kitchen, MS Williams
Journal for the Study of Postsecondary and Tertiary Education 4, 067-084, 2019
162019
E-government
J Evans-Cowley, MM Conroy, American Planning Association
(No Title), 2011
152011
Promoting college students’ major and career self-efficacy through validating support
JA Kitchen
Journal of College Student Development 62 (4), 422-437, 2021
142021
More Than a Pathway: Creating a Major and Career Ecology That Promotes the Success of Low-Income, First-Generation, and Racially Minoritized Students
J Kitchen, A Kezar, L Hypolite
About Campus 25 (6), 4-12, 2021
132021
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