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March 29, 2017
Conducting Research on Asian Americans in Higher Education
- Author
- Samuel D. Museus, ed.
- Publisher
- Wiley Periodicals, Inc., San Francisco
- ISBN
- 2710579
- Table of Contents
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Editor's Notes
ch. 1 Deconstructing the Model Minority Myth and How It Contributes to the Invisible Minority Reality in Higher Education Research (Samuel D. Museus and Peter N. Kiang)
ch. 2 Disaggregating Qualitative Data fro Asian American College Students in Campus Racial Climate Research and Assessment (Samuel D. Museus and Kimberly A. Truong)
ch. 3 Administering and Assessing Culture-Specific Interventions to Address Culture-Bound Issues Among Asian American (Josephine M. Kim)
ch. 4 Challenging the Model Minority Myth: Engaging Asian American Students in Research on Asian American College Student Experiences (Karen L. Suyemoto, Grace S. Kim, Miwa Tanabe, John Tawa, and Stephanie C. Day)
ch. 5 Critical Race Theory and Research on Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders in Higher Education (Robert T. Teranishi, Laurie B. Behringer, Emily A. Grey and Tara L. Parker)
ch. 6 Contextualizing Asian American Education Through Critical Race Theory: An Example of U.S. Pilipino College Student Experiences (Tracy Lachica Buenavista, Uma M. Jayakumar, and Kimberly Misa-Escalante)
ch. 7 Using Culturally Sensitive Frameworks to Study Asian American Leaders in Higher Education (Patricia A. Neilson and Karen L. Suyemoto)
ch. 8 Rising to Challenge of Conducting Research on Asian Americans in Higher Education (Samuel D. Museus and Mitchell J. Chang)
Index
From the Editor
This volume of New Directions for Institutional Research moves beyond pervasive oversimplified and preconceived notions about Asian Americans in higher education and offers new directions in studying this population. The authors highlight the complexities inherent in the realities of Asian Americans in higher education. In addition to deconstructing common misconceptions that lead to the invisibility of Asian Americans in higher education research, they discuss methodological issues related to disaggregating data, assessing programmatic interventions, conducting campus climate research, engaging Asian American undergraduates in the research process, and using critical perspectives related to Asian Americans. They also discuss key challenges and future directions in research on this population.
This volume of New Directions for Institutional Research moves beyond pervasive oversimplified and preconceived notions about Asian Americans in higher education and offers new directions in studying this population. The authors highlight the complexities inherent in the realities of Asian Americans in higher education. In addition to deconstructing common misconceptions that lead to the invisibility of Asian Americans in higher education research, they discuss methodological issues related to disaggregating data, assessing programmatic interventions, conducting campus climate research, engaging Asian American undergraduates in the research process, and using critical perspectives related to Asian Americans. They also discuss key challenges and future directions in research on this population.