Scholarly Workshops & Presentations
How First Generation African American and Latino Students Make it to College
Georgia Educational Research Association Conference
Savannah, GA - October 2011
Success Strategies for Doctoral Students of Color
Mercer University College of Educational Leadership Saturday Seminars
Atlanta, GA - April 2011
Success Strategies for Doctoral Students of Color (Pre-Conference Workshop)
National Association for Student Personnel Administrators (NASPA) national conference
Chicago, IL - March 2010
With Dr. Shaunna Payne-Gold & Dr. Carmen McCallum
Understanding the Strengths of First-Generation Students as a Strategy for Nurturing Success
NASPA National Conference
Chicago, IL - March 2010
Family and Self-Determination in Latino First-Generation Students
NASPA National Conference
Chicago, IL - March 2010
Success Strategies for Doctoral Students of Color
American College Personnel Association (ACPA) national conference
Boston, MA - March 2010
Understanding the Strengths of First-Generation Students as a Strategy for Nurturing Success
ACPA National Conference
Boston, MA - March 2010
Impact of Family Support on Latino First-Generation Students
ACPA National Conference
Boston, MA - March 2010
Understanding the Strengths of First-Generation Students as a Strategy for Nurturing Success
Multicultural Institute for the NASPA
Houston, TX - December 2009
Understanding the Strengths of First-Generation Students as a Strategy for Nurturing Success
Wisconsin College Personnel Association conference
Wisconsin Dells, WI - October 2009
Factors that Motivate First-Generation Students to Pursue a College Education
National Conference of Race and Ethnicity in Higher Education
San Diego, CA - May 2009
Civil Rights Pilgrimage: A Hands-On Approach for Fostering Cross-Cultural Dialogue
ACPA National Conference
Washington, DC - April 2009
With Ms. Carla Cadet & Mr. Dannie Moore
Factors that Motivate First-Generation Students to Pursue a College Education:
Nurturing their Strengths for College Success
ACPA National Conference
Washington, DC - April 2009
Factors that Motivate First-Generation Students to Pursue a College Education:
Nurturing their Strengths for College Success
NASPA National Conference
Seattle, WA - March 2009
First Generation Students: Succeeding in 10,000 Different Ways
ACPA National Conference
Minneapolis, MN - April 2004
With Dr. Carol Lundberg
JUST RELEASED
RESEARCH STUDIES IN HIGHER EDUCATION: EDUCATING MULTICULTURAL COLLEGE STUDENTS
Dr. Pamela is the author of Chapter Two: How African American First-Generation Students Make it to College.
Book Synopsis:
The chapter authors provide important recommendations for university administrators, faculty, and staff in supporting the academic, personal, and social adjustment of college life for African American, first-generation, undecided, and
non-traditional college students.
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