Student Living Arrangements: An Exploration of Marginalized Identities

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While past research found on-campus living to benefit student success, recent studies find mixed support, particularly for marginalized groups. This study focuses on first-year and sophomore students of color, LGBQ+ students, gender non-binary students, and students with disabilities, analyzing where they live as related to a variety of outcomes. Data come from 76 residential colleges and universities that participated in NSSE during 2018. Results show differences in where students report living and students’ engagement and perceptions of belongingness and safety in their living communities.

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Marginalized Students, Higher Education, Residence Life, Campus Housing

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Fassett, K. T., Gonyea, R.M., Graham, P. A., & Fosnacht, K. J. (2020, March 2-5). Student living arrangements: An exploration of marginalized identities [Paper Session]. ACPA-College Student Affairs Educators International Convention 2020, Nashville, TN.

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