1. Assessing the Impact of College on Students: A Four-Decade Quest to get it Approximately Right; Ernest T. Pascarella -- 2. Critical Examination of the Role of STEM in Propagating and Maintaining Race and Gender Disparities in STEM; Deborah Faye Carter, Juanita E. Razo Dueñas and Rocío Mendoza -- 3. A Review of Empirical Studies on Dual Enrollment: Assessing Educational Outcomes; Brian P. An and Jason L. Taylor -- 4. Visual Research Methods for the Study of Higher Education Organizations; Amy Scott Metcalfe and Gerardo Luu Blanco -- 5. From Access to Equity: Community Colleges and the Social Justice Imperative; Lorenzo DuBois Baber, Tamara N. Stevenson, Eboni M. Zamani-Gallaher and Jeff Porter -- 6. The Promise and Peril of the Public Intellectual; Todd C. Ream, Jerry Pattengale, Christopher J. Devers and Erin Drummy -- 7. Places of Belonging: Person- and Place-focused Interventions to Support Belonging in College; Lisel Murdock-Perriera, Evelyn R. Carter, Kathryn Boucher and Mary Murphy -- 8. Assessing a Moving Target: Research on For-Profit Higher Education in the United States; Kevin Kinser and Sarah T. Zipf -- 9. The Labor Market Value of Higher Education: Now and in the Future; Clive R. Belfield and Thomas R. Bailey -- 10. The Dual Commodification of College-Going: Individual and Institutional Influences on Access and Choice; Rodney P. Hughes, Ezekiel W. Kimball and Andrew Koricich -- 11. The History of Philanthropy in Higher Education: A Distinctively Discontinuous Literature; Andrea Walton -- 12. Geographical, Statistical, and Qualitative Network Analysis: A Multifaceted Method-Bridging Tool to Reveal and Model Meaningful Structures in Education Research; Manuel S. González Canché. .

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