An Examination of Asian International Students Sense of Belonging

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Jonathan Cisneros
Oyindamola Bamgbola
Anesat León Guerrero
Christopher N. Nguyen
Vandana Pawa

Abstract

International students comprise a significant portion of the student population at institutions of higher education within the United States, with a number of these students being from countries on the Asian continent. Past research surrounding this population has shown that international students face a unique set of challenges, especially in their transitional phase, in comparison to their domestic peers. This paper focuses on the ways in which Asian international students develop and experience a sense of belonging at Indiana University Bloomington, and provides recommendations for future practice to better foster a sense of belonging and create a culturally relevant environment for this population.

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Cisneros, J., Bamgbola, O., León Guerrero, A., Nguyen, C. N., & Pawa, V. (2019). An Examination of Asian International Students Sense of Belonging. Journal of the Student Personnel Association at Indiana University, 47, 92–109. Retrieved from https://scholarworks.iu.edu/journals/index.php/jiuspa/article/view/27216
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