"The purpose of this issue of 'New Directions' is to describe the prevalence of hunger and homelessness among community college students, to explore its likely impact on students' academic success, and to offer examples of emerging practices that support students who may be experiencing food and housing insecurity."--Page 5.
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Addressing community college completion rates by securing students' basic needs -- Sara Goldrick-Rab
The role of the community college in addressing poverty -- Mitchell R. Williams, Meredith Nourie-Manuele
High school is not the finish line -- Patricia A. Popp, Allyson F. Roberts, Paula F. Robinson, Rachel Mayes Strawn
The case for a single point of contact for college students experiencing homelessness -- Ronald E. Hallett, Adam Freas, Elaine Mo
Responses to hunger on the community college campus -- Mark Fincher, Traci Coomer, Janice Hicks, Jessica Johnson, Jose Lineros, Catherine P. Olivarez, A. J. Randolph
Food pantries as a gateway for academic enhancement and basic needs support -- Jarrett T. Gupton, Jennifer L. Trost, Kelly Collins
Food pantries on campus to address student hunger -- Clare Cady, Carol Cutler White
The Southern Scholarship Foundation's rent-free housing program -- Jazmin M. Caton, Bárbara María Moro, Teresa Turner, Shawn Woodin
Students for students -- H. Tina Feiger
Strategies for campus leaders -- Kimberly Perry.
Edition Notes
"Winter 2018."--Title page.
Includes bibliographical references.