47th Annual ASHE Conference – Las Vegas, Nevada – November 16-19, 2022

Meet the CCWT Researchers at ASHE 2022

Active CCWT Investigators in bold

Thu, November 17, 12:30 to 1:45pm, Planet Hollywood Resort and Casino, Sunset 4

Session Title: Minority Serving Institutions and Impacts on Student Experiences 

Session Submission Type: Paper Session 

Presentation Title: Unpaid Internships at Minority-Serving Institutions: Exploring Individual- and Institutional Effects on Internship Compensation 

Authors:
Kyoungjin Jang-Tucci, University of Wisconsin-Madison
Matthew Hora, University of Wisconsin-Madison 

Thu, November 17, 2:00 to 3:15pm, Planet Hollywood Resort and Casino, Sunset 1 

Session Title: Identifying Latina/o/x Students Assets and Developing Belonging in Higher Education 

Session Submission Type: Paper Session 

Presentation Title: Investigating Latina/o Community Cultural Wealth, Social Network Capital, and Academic/Career Development: A Quantitative Study 

Authors:
Nidia Banuelos, University of Wisconsin-Madison
Kyoungjin Jang-Tucci, University of Wisconsin-Madison
Ross Benbow, University of Wisconsin-Madison 

Sat, November 19, 2:00 to 3:15pm, Planet Hollywood Resort and Casino, Sunset 5 

Session Title: Social Class, Gender, Mental Health, and Access: Examinations of Mobility 

Session Submission Type: Paper Session 

Presentation Title: Internship Access and Learning Outcomes for Students with Disabilities: Some Preliminary Findings from the College Internship Study 

Authors:
Hongwei Yu, University of Texas at Austin
Matthew Wolfgram, University of Wisconsin-Madison
Tamanna Akram, University of Wisconsin-Madison
Lana Collet-Klingenberg, University of Wisconsin-Whitewater 


CCWT Alumni in bold

Tue, November 1, 9:00am to Wed, November 30, 3:00pm, Virtual Poster Session, www.PlaybackASHE.com 

Session Submission Type: Poster Session 

Presentation Title: A Phenomenological Study of Asian Female International Students’ Experiences of Race and Racism 

Author:
Tianshu Li, University of Wisconsin-Madison 

Wed, November 16, 2:30 to 3:45pm, Planet Hollywood Resort and Casino, Melrose 3 

“Do They See Us”: Centering Student Outcomes in Higher Ed Policy 

Session Submission Type: Paper Session 

Presentation Title: Equity, Capacity Building, and Student Outcomes: A Conceptual Framework for Funding Higher Education 

Authors:
Amberly Dziesinski, SSTAR Lab, University of Wisconsin-Madison
Jared Colston, Postsecondary National Policy Institute
Eunji You, University of Wisconsin-Madison
Nicholas Hillman, University of Wisconsin-Madison 

Fri, November 18, 9:15 to 10:00am, Planet Hollywood Resort and Casino, Celebrity 3 

Session Title: The Art of Storytelling (Slick Rick) 

Session Submission Type: Roundtable Session (In Person) 

Presentation Title: Partnership for Equity: An Instrumental Case Study of a Cross Institutional Collaborative Equity Initiative 

Authors:
Ayse Okur, University of Wisconsin-Madison
Xueli Wang, University of Wisconsin-Madison
Nicole Contreras, University of Wisconsin-Madison
Maria Widmer, University of Wisconsin–Madison 

Fri, November 18, 3:45 to 5:00pm, Planet Hollywood Resort and Casino, Celebrity 1 

Session Title: Situating Diversity Education in the Undergraduate Curriculum 

Session Submission Type: Paper Session 

Chair:
Tianshu Li, University of Wisconsin-Madison 

Discussant:
Jodi L. Linley, University of Iowa 

Fri, November 18, 3:45 to 5:00pm, Planet Hollywood Resort and Casino, Melrose 4 

Session Title: Approaches to College Access and Success at the Intersection of K-12 and Higher Ed 

Session Submission Type: Paper Session 

Presentation Title: Black Education as Utopia?: Black K12 and HBCU Administrator Differences in Providing College Student Support 

Authors:
Shelby Rogers, University of Wisconsin Madison
Jacqueline Forbes
Ashley N. Gaskew, Baruch College

Sat, November 19, 9:45 to 11:00am, Planet Hollywood Resort and Casino, Sunset 4 

Session Title: Supporting Latinx Students Through Admissions and Enrollment 

Session Submission Type: Paper Session 

Presentation Title: You’re Not Really Here because You Deserve to be Here: How Latinx College Students Experience Imposter Syndrome 

Author:
Mary C. Dueñas, University of Tennessee, Knoxville 

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