The Relationship Between Residential Learning Communities and Student Engagement
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Learning Communities Research and Practice
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Residential learning communities (RLCs) are residence hall environments designed to deliver academic and social benefits. For decades, many have argued RLCs are an effective means for increasing student success. Yet substantial changes in the defining characteristics of campus housing and student diversity have led to new questions about the impact of living on campus and the benefits of RLCs in particular. Consequently, we investigated the continued efficacy of RLCs as an effective educational practice. Using data from a diverse, multi-institution sample of first-year and sophomore students, this study provides insight into the relationships between RLC participation, student engagement, and perceived gains in learning.
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Learning Communities Research and Practice; Presented at the 2019 American College Personnel Association Annual Convention in Boston, MA.
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Hurtado, Sarah S., et al. "The Relationship Between Residential Learning Communities and Student Engagement." Learning Communities Research and Practice, vol. 8, no. 1, 2020-04-14.
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Learning Communities Research and Practice