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Volume 36, Number 2

In this Issue

• 2022-23 Paul P. Fidler Grant Recipient: Investigating Trauma, Mental Health Well-Being, and Academic Success in First-Year HBCU Students Using Astin's Input-Environment-Output Model

• "I Am So Glad I'm in This Class:" Transition Experiences of First-Year Seminar Students With Significant Early College Credit

• Ensuring a Successful Transition: Understanding the Role of Pre-College Programs in Supporting Racially Underrepresented Students Early in the Access Process

• Think for Yourself: Centering Racially Minoritized Students in the Relationship Between Good Teaching Practices and Lifelong Learning in the First College Year

• The Forgotten Year: A Grounded Theory Analysis of Student Voices From the Junior Year in College

• The Mindset Project in the First-Year Seminar: An Exploratory Study

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