Session: Fostering Persistance Among Diverse Students (Society for Social Work and Research 22nd Annual Conference - Achieving Equal Opportunity, Equity, and Justice)
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46 Fostering Persistance Among Diverse Students

Schedule:
Thursday, January 11, 2018: 3:15 PM-4:45 PM
Liberty BR Salon J (ML 4) (Marriott Marquis Washington DC)
Cluster: School Social Work
Moderator:
Dawn Anderson-Butcher,
* noted as presenting author
Graduates, Dropouts, and Persisters: A Novel Approach to Understanding the Correlates and Consequences of Non-Graduation
Mathew Uretsky, PhD, Portland State University; Angela Henneberger, PhD, University of Maryland at Baltimore; Michael Woolley, DCSW, PhD, University of Maryland at Baltimore
The Contribution of Parental and Societal Conditional Regard to Adjustment of High School Dropouts
Yael Itzhaki, PhD, Bar-Ilan University; Yaacov Yablon, PhD, Bar-Ilan University; Haya Itzhaky, PhD, Bar-Ilan University
Fostering Persistence and Achievement in African American Middle Scholars: The Importance of Parents' Discussion of Racial/Cultural Heritage
Eric Kyere, MSW, University of Pittsburgh; James Huguley, Ed.D, University of Pittsburgh
“I Used to Have so Much Ambition”: Experiences of Cumulative Adversity and School Supports Among Cross-System Youth
Annahita Ball, PhD, University at Buffalo; Annette Semanchin Jones, PhD, University at Buffalo; Elizabeth Bowen, PhD, University at Buffalo
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