CRITICAL RACE THEORY AND THE TRANSFER FUNCTION: INTRODUCING A TRANSFER RECEPTIVE CULTURE
CRITICAL RACE THEORY AND THE TRANSFER FUNCTION: INTRODUCING A TRANSFER RECEPTIVE CULTURE
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DOI:
10.1080/10668926.2011.526525
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发表时间:
2011-01-01
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通讯作者:
Solorzano, Daniel
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作者:
Jain, Dimpal;Herrera, Alfred;Solorzano, Daniel
In California, the majority of students of color who enter postsecondary education do so in the community colleges. However large numbers of them leave and do not transfer to four-year institutions; in particular to highly selective public four-year colleges and universities. By using the theoretical perspective of critical race theory, transfer can be seen as a dual commitment between both the sending and receiving institution as we put forth the conceptual framework of a "transfer receptive culture.'' We define a transfer receptive culture as an institutional commitment by a four-year college or university to provide the support needed for students to transfer successfully-that is, to navigate the community college, take the appropriate coursework, apply, enroll, and successfully earn a baccalaureate degree in a timely manner. We outline five elements, informed by critical race theory, that are necessary to establish a transfer receptive culture and outline specific strategies within each element that practioners can employ on their home campuses.