Student Involvement, Self-Perceptions of Masculinity, and Missing Males in Leadership Roles
Tuesday, 3/12/2024
10:00 AM - 10:50 AM
Hyatt Regency 401-Chelan
Coordinating Presenter
Neil Best
Geneva College
Presenters
Kay Robinson Assistant Vice President, Student Affairs, University of Central Oklahoma
Lindsay Faulstick Director of Residence Life & Leadership, Hanover College
Abstract
Universally in the United States, enrollment in institutions of higher education is on the decline. Men made up 71% of this decrease in enrollment, causing warning alarms to sound for institutions of higher education (Belkin, 2021). With the ever-decreasing number of men graduating from undergraduate institutions of higher education, it’s important to gain a better understanding of this phenomenon. This session will discuss the practical application of two research studies about males on campus.
Conference Focus Areas
Care in Chaos
Professional Competencies
Advising and Supporting - Foundational, Student Learning and Development - Intermediate
Content Areas
Men and Masculinities Initiatives, Undergraduate Student Experiences
Target Groups
Mid-level Student Affairs Professionals, New Professionals
Institutional Types
Large Universities, Mid-Size Colleges & Universities
Certification Types
CE Credit - CORE
Certification Domains
Foundations of the Student Affairs Profession, Student Learning, Development, and Success
Guiding Principle
Inclusion
12402 - Student Involvement, Self-Perceptions of Masculinity, and Missing Males in Leadership Roles - General Interest Session
