The Impact of Student Organizations on Sense of Belonging for International Students
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This study looked at the impact that student organizations have on the sense of belonging ofvinternational students at Indiana University Bloomington (IUB). The research conducted aimedvto identify if and how international students got involved with IUB-recognized studentvorganizations, if the results correlated with a sense of belonging to campus, and any othervpotential trends that could be drawn from the data. The research drew implications about theveffect student involvement has on belongingness to the college community.
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