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"Most Likely to Succeed”: The Impact of Undergraduate Research Programs on Educational Access, Retention, and Success of Graduate Chicana/x | Latina/x Students

Prado-Robledo, Samantha Luisa
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education-policyeducational-sociologygender-studies
Through the application of Chicana Feminist Epistemologies, this dissertation project employs Bourdieu’s Theory of Capital, Rendon’s Adapted Community Cultural Wealth Model and LatCrit theory. This qualitative project highlights the experiences and gains obtained by Chicana/x | Latina/x doctoral stu
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