Vol 16 No 2 (2005): Engaging our Metropolitan Students | Metropolitan Universities

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Published: 2005-01-01

Editorials

Letter for the Editor

Martha W. Tack

5-10
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Articles

Engaging Our Metropolitan Students: Orienting and Connecting Students in the Learning Environment

Tyrone Bledsoe

11-16
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Can Attrition Be Controlled? Should Attrition Be Controlled? Interventions to Assist Students with Nontraditional Characteristics

Frederic Jacobs

17-32
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CLASS: Evolution of a Peer Mentoring Program

Njeri Nuru-Holm, Melodie Yates

33-44
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Engaging Adult Students

Janice D. Taylor Heard

45-52
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International Service Learning Successfully Engaging Adult Students

Denise Gifford

53-62
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Engaging African American Males in their Educational Process at Predominately White Colleges and Universities

Kevin Rome

63-93
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Exploring Natural Resource Professionals' Perspectives About Engaging Undergraduates as Environmental Educators

Jody Schmidt

94-109
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