#studentparents β Public Fediverse posts
Live and recent posts from across the Fediverse tagged #studentparents, aggregated by home.social.
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Trump admin moves to cut vital child care for low-income student parents, threatening college dreams. π«πΆπ½π
Read more: https://theintercept.com/2025/05/28/trump-aid-student-parents-college-child-care/#StudentParents #ChildCareCrisis #HigherEd #TrumpPolicy #newz
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Trump admin moves to cut vital child care for low-income student parents, threatening college dreams. π«πΆπ½π
Read more: https://theintercept.com/2025/05/28/trump-aid-student-parents-college-child-care/#StudentParents #ChildCareCrisis #HigherEd #TrumpPolicy #newz
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Trump admin moves to cut vital child care for low-income student parents, threatening college dreams. π«πΆπ½π
Read more: https://theintercept.com/2025/05/28/trump-aid-student-parents-college-child-care/#StudentParents #ChildCareCrisis #HigherEd #TrumpPolicy #newz
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Trump admin moves to cut vital child care for low-income student parents, threatening college dreams. π«πΆπ½π
Read more: https://theintercept.com/2025/05/28/trump-aid-student-parents-college-child-care/#StudentParents #ChildCareCrisis #HigherEd #TrumpPolicy #newz
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Trump admin moves to cut vital child care for low-income student parents, threatening college dreams. π«πΆπ½π
Read more: https://theintercept.com/2025/05/28/trump-aid-student-parents-college-child-care/#StudentParents #ChildCareCrisis #HigherEd #TrumpPolicy #newz
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I'm happy to share that my article on #StudentParents during the COVID-19 pandemic, co-authored with Alyssa Stefanese Yates, is available ahead of print in the Review of Higher Education. We critique traditional notions of #SocialCapital that suggest that bonding forms of capital are inferior to bridging. Student-mothers in our study relied primarily on their women-centered networks to successfully navigate the pandemic. Article is here: https://muse.jhu.edu/pub/1/article/904510/pdf #AcademicChatter #highered
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I'm happy to share that my article on #StudentParents during the COVID-19 pandemic, co-authored with Alyssa Stefanese Yates, is available ahead of print in the Review of Higher Education. We critique traditional notions of #SocialCapital that suggest that bonding forms of capital are inferior to bridging. Student-mothers in our study relied primarily on their women-centered networks to successfully navigate the pandemic. Article is here: https://muse.jhu.edu/pub/1/article/904510/pdf #AcademicChatter #highered
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I'm an associate professor of higher education at the University at Buffalo. I'm a gender and organizational scholar who focuses on work/life issues for faculty, staff, and students. My two major lines of research focus on 1) dismantling ideal worker norms for staff and faculty and 2) understanding how federal policy and campus culture shape student-parents' success.
I love me a good latte, witty memes, and my children (not in that order.)
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I'm an associate professor of higher education at the University at Buffalo. I'm a gender and organizational scholar who focuses on work/life issues for faculty, staff, and students. My two major lines of research focus on 1) dismantling ideal worker norms for staff and faculty and 2) understanding how federal policy and campus culture shape student-parents' success.
I love me a good latte, witty memes, and my children (not in that order.)
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I'm an associate professor of higher education at the University at Buffalo. I'm a gender and organizational scholar who focuses on work/life issues for faculty, staff, and students. My two major lines of research focus on 1) dismantling ideal worker norms for staff and faculty and 2) understanding how federal policy and campus culture shape student-parents' success.
I love me a good latte, witty memes, and my children (not in that order.)
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I'm an associate professor of higher education at the University at Buffalo. I'm a gender and organizational scholar who focuses on work/life issues for faculty, staff, and students. My two major lines of research focus on 1) dismantling ideal worker norms for staff and faculty and 2) understanding how federal policy and campus culture shape student-parents' success.
I love me a good latte, witty memes, and my children (not in that order.)