Campus Service Workers Supporting First-Generation Students
Informal Mentorship and Culturally Relevant Support as Key to Student Retention and Success Herausgeber: Guzmán, Georgina; Youngblood, Stephanie; Miles, La'Tonya
Campus Service Workers Supporting First-Generation Students
Informal Mentorship and Culturally Relevant Support as Key to Student Retention and Success Herausgeber: Guzmán, Georgina; Youngblood, Stephanie; Miles, La'Tonya
This unique collection of testimonials, critical essays, and first-hand accounts demonstrates the significant contribution of campus service workers in supporting the retention and success of first-generation college students.
This unique collection of testimonials, critical essays, and first-hand accounts demonstrates the significant contribution of campus service workers in supporting the retention and success of first-generation college students.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Georgina Guzmán is Associate Professor of English at California State University Channel Islands, USA. La'Tonya Rease Miles is Dean of Student Affairs at Menlo College, USA. Stephanie Santos Youngblood is an Ed.D. student at Arizona State University.
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Part 1: Paradigm Shifts: Critically Reframing Campus Service Workers' Roles in Student Success 1. Seeing Ourselves on Campus in (Un)Likely Places: Campus Service Workers' Ethos of Care and Horizontal Mentorship of First-Generation Students, Andrea N. Hunt and Alyson Bergner 2. Custodians of Student Success: Campus Citizenship in the Borderlands, T. Mark Montoya 3. We Do Way More Than Just Clean Up Puke...We Connect with Students: Custodial Staff as Informal Mentors at a Large, Public University, Yolanda M. Wiggins 4. To Boldly Go Where No One Has Gone Before: What Captain Picard and His Mentor, Boothby, Can Teach Us About the Future of Student Support, La'Tonya Rease Miles Part 2: Testimonials and Counternarratives: The Roles of Campus Service Workers in Supporting Student Success A. Validating Identities 5. "Heyyy, sis!": Black Women Breaking Barriers Together at a P.W.I., Jada DaMae Anderson 6. "Call Me Young Chan": How a Campus Housekeeper Taught Me to Be Korean Again, Young Chan Lim 7. Siempre la Hija de una Campesina: My Journey from the Central Valley to Los Angeles, and Back, Susy N. Puente 8. From Nobody to Somebody: Finding a Friend and Mentor in a Campus Worker as an International Student, Yuhang (Doris) Cai B. Forming Cultural Counterspaces 9. Latinas in the Chemistry Building: Making and Reclaiming Space, Isis Frausto-Vicencio 10. Social and Cultural Exchange as Means of Counterhegemonic Education: How A Campus Groundskeeper Helped Me Discover My Agency and Sense of Belonging as a First-Generation, Nontraditional, Reverse-Transfer Latina Student, Saraí V. Kashani 11. Dropping Anchor in Unfamiliar Spaces: Reflections of a First-Generation Black Woman's Search for Community at a Predominantly White University, Penny S. Seals C. Mentorship, Belonging, and Community Empowerment 12. Community Educator, Institutional Ally, Custodian: Lessons from Señor Mauricio's Pedagogy of Care in UCLA's Academic Advancement Program, Ifeoma A. Amah and Cindy Raquel Escobedo 13. ¡Aquí, Allá, El Pueblo Vencerá!: Examining a Campus Service Worker's Role as Activist, Mentor, and Inspiration, Martha N. Xuncax 14. Primera Generación, Pero No La Última: Finding a Support Network as a Student Worker in the Campus Dining Halls, Nancy Valencia with Tara Prescott-Johnson 15. Two Chicken Wings, an Apple, and a Bag of Chips: The Impact of Food Service Workers on the Retention of a First-Generation, Single Mother, Kimberly Walker D. Supporting Post-Completion Success 16. From First-Year Student to Professor: Growing a Social Consciousness and Learning Life-Long Values From Campus Residence Hall Workers, Georgina Guzmán 17. Confessions of a First-Gen Professional: How I Learned to Survive the Professional World in the Break Rooms, Loading Docks, and Supply Rooms of UCLA, Stephanie Santos Youngblood 18. Becoming a First-Gen Lawyer: How Service Workers Shaped the Advocate I Am Today, Daysi N. Alonzo 19. Becoming Middle-Class Faculty With Working-Class Sensibilities, Jennie Luna 20. La Fille de Léonard: What Québécois Cultural Sovereignty Taught Me About Working with Historically Marginalized Students, Nancy-Jean Pément Part 3: Call to Action/Praxis: Successful Projects and Justice for Campus Service Workers 21. Building Horizontal Relationships Through Spanish Community-Engaged Learning: Voices of First-Generation Latinx Students, Carla Suhr 22. Beyond the Bottom Line: Layoffs Leading to a Reflection on Transformational Resistance, Lindsay Romasanta and Belinda Zamacona 23. During a Pandemic, Who Protects the Protectors? LaShyra Nolen
Part 1: Paradigm Shifts: Critically Reframing Campus Service Workers' Roles in Student Success 1. Seeing Ourselves on Campus in (Un)Likely Places: Campus Service Workers' Ethos of Care and Horizontal Mentorship of First-Generation Students, Andrea N. Hunt and Alyson Bergner 2. Custodians of Student Success: Campus Citizenship in the Borderlands, T. Mark Montoya 3. We Do Way More Than Just Clean Up Puke...We Connect with Students: Custodial Staff as Informal Mentors at a Large, Public University, Yolanda M. Wiggins 4. To Boldly Go Where No One Has Gone Before: What Captain Picard and His Mentor, Boothby, Can Teach Us About the Future of Student Support, La'Tonya Rease Miles Part 2: Testimonials and Counternarratives: The Roles of Campus Service Workers in Supporting Student Success A. Validating Identities 5. "Heyyy, sis!": Black Women Breaking Barriers Together at a P.W.I., Jada DaMae Anderson 6. "Call Me Young Chan": How a Campus Housekeeper Taught Me to Be Korean Again, Young Chan Lim 7. Siempre la Hija de una Campesina: My Journey from the Central Valley to Los Angeles, and Back, Susy N. Puente 8. From Nobody to Somebody: Finding a Friend and Mentor in a Campus Worker as an International Student, Yuhang (Doris) Cai B. Forming Cultural Counterspaces 9. Latinas in the Chemistry Building: Making and Reclaiming Space, Isis Frausto-Vicencio 10. Social and Cultural Exchange as Means of Counterhegemonic Education: How A Campus Groundskeeper Helped Me Discover My Agency and Sense of Belonging as a First-Generation, Nontraditional, Reverse-Transfer Latina Student, Saraí V. Kashani 11. Dropping Anchor in Unfamiliar Spaces: Reflections of a First-Generation Black Woman's Search for Community at a Predominantly White University, Penny S. Seals C. Mentorship, Belonging, and Community Empowerment 12. Community Educator, Institutional Ally, Custodian: Lessons from Señor Mauricio's Pedagogy of Care in UCLA's Academic Advancement Program, Ifeoma A. Amah and Cindy Raquel Escobedo 13. ¡Aquí, Allá, El Pueblo Vencerá!: Examining a Campus Service Worker's Role as Activist, Mentor, and Inspiration, Martha N. Xuncax 14. Primera Generación, Pero No La Última: Finding a Support Network as a Student Worker in the Campus Dining Halls, Nancy Valencia with Tara Prescott-Johnson 15. Two Chicken Wings, an Apple, and a Bag of Chips: The Impact of Food Service Workers on the Retention of a First-Generation, Single Mother, Kimberly Walker D. Supporting Post-Completion Success 16. From First-Year Student to Professor: Growing a Social Consciousness and Learning Life-Long Values From Campus Residence Hall Workers, Georgina Guzmán 17. Confessions of a First-Gen Professional: How I Learned to Survive the Professional World in the Break Rooms, Loading Docks, and Supply Rooms of UCLA, Stephanie Santos Youngblood 18. Becoming a First-Gen Lawyer: How Service Workers Shaped the Advocate I Am Today, Daysi N. Alonzo 19. Becoming Middle-Class Faculty With Working-Class Sensibilities, Jennie Luna 20. La Fille de Léonard: What Québécois Cultural Sovereignty Taught Me About Working with Historically Marginalized Students, Nancy-Jean Pément Part 3: Call to Action/Praxis: Successful Projects and Justice for Campus Service Workers 21. Building Horizontal Relationships Through Spanish Community-Engaged Learning: Voices of First-Generation Latinx Students, Carla Suhr 22. Beyond the Bottom Line: Layoffs Leading to a Reflection on Transformational Resistance, Lindsay Romasanta and Belinda Zamacona 23. During a Pandemic, Who Protects the Protectors? LaShyra Nolen
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