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Sense of Belonging of New Members who are First-Generation College Students: A Single-Institution Qualitative Case Study
Harrel-Hallmark, Levi J. ; Castles, Jason ; Sasso, Pietro A.
Harrel-Hallmark, Levi J.
Castles, Jason
Sasso, Pietro A.
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While there is research to suggest that first-generation college students benefit from and have a greater sense of belonging as a result of involvement in student organizations, there is limited research on how first-generation college students develop a sense of belonging specifically through their involvement as new members of a fraternity or sorority. This study, constructed within a single-institution qualitative case study framework, highlighted the unique role that organizational involvement, mentorship, emotional support, and first-generation status and identity can play in the development of sense of belonging for fraternity and sorority new members that are first-generation college students.
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2022-03-18
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fraternity, sorority, belonging, first-generation, college students, identity
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https://doi.org/10.25774/437v-yd40
