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CIVITAS LEARNING, INC. -- CONFIDENTIAL INFORMATION CIVITAS LEARNING®, INC. – CONFIDENTIAL INFORMATION The Role of Psychosocial Factors in Predicting Student Success Eric J McIntosh, PhD Strategic Partnerships Advisor, Civitas Learning

CIVITAS LEARNING, INC. -- CONFIDENTIAL INFORMATION THRIVING AS A FRAMEWORK Graduation (i.e., persistence) – (Braxton, 2000; Tinto, 1975, 1993) Learning gains – (Tagg & Barr, 1995) Sense of belonging – (Hurtado & Carter, 1997) Engagement – (Kuh, 2001) Satisfaction – (Schreiner, 2004) DEFINING STUDENT SUCCESS

CIVITAS LEARNING, INC. -- CONFIDENTIAL INFORMATION THRIVING AS A FRAMEWORK Quality of effort – (Pace, 1980) Involvement – (Astin, 1984) Institutional efforts (opportunities and services) to encourage students to become engaged – (Kuh, 2001) EMPHASIS ON BEHAVIOR

CIVITAS LEARNING, INC. -- CONFIDENTIAL INFORMATION THRIVING AS A FRAMEWORK Expand the definition of student success to incorporate psychological well-being and optimal functioning Explore student optimal functioning in academic, emotional, and social areas, or thriving WHY THRIVING?

CIVITAS LEARNING, INC. -- CONFIDENTIAL INFORMATION THRIVING AS A FRAMEWORK WHY THRIVING? Psychosocial Motivation Psychosocial Motivation Engagement Learning Graduation Learning Graduation ATTITUDES BEHAVIOR STUDENT SUCCESS

CIVITAS LEARNING, INC. -- CONFIDENTIAL INFORMATION THRIVING AS A FRAMEWORK “Adults with complete mental health are flourishing in life with high levels of well-being. To be flourishing, then, is to be filled with positive emotion and to be functioning well psychologically and socially.” Keyes, 2002, p. 210 Flourishing = Emotional Vitality + Positive Functioning Keyes, 2002, 2003; Keyes & Haidt, 2003 DEFINING THRIVING

CIVITAS LEARNING, INC. -- CONFIDENTIAL INFORMATION Thriving builds on the psychological well-being implied in flourishing, but also encompasses elements critical to college students’ success: academic engagement, effort regulation, citizenship, openness to diversity, goal-setting, optimism, and self-regulated learning. Thriving students are fully engaged intellectually, socially, and emotionally. This is a view of student success that reinforces the bedrock of holistic development on which many colleges and universities were founded.

CIVITAS LEARNING, INC. -- CONFIDENTIAL INFORMATION ACADEMIC DETERMINATION ENGAGED LEARNING DIVERSE CITIZENSHIP SOCIAL CONNECTEDNESS POSITIVE PERSPECTIVE

CIVITAS LEARNING, INC. -- CONFIDENTIAL INFORMATION THRIVING AS A FRAMEWORK Academic Determination – Self-regulated learning, effort, time management, hope Engaged Learning – Meaningful processing and focused attention on learning process Positive Perspective – Optimism and subjective well-being Diverse Citizenship – Contribution to community, appreciation of diversity Social Connectedness – Positive relationships and connection to friends THRIVING

CIVITAS LEARNING, INC. -- CONFIDENTIAL INFORMATION THRIVING AS A FRAMEWORK Psychological Sense of Community – Membership – Influence – Integration & Fulfillment of Need – Shared Emotional Connection (McMillan & Chavis, 1986) THRIVING

CIVITAS LEARNING, INC. -- CONFIDENTIAL INFORMATION THRIVING AS A FRAMEWORK Campus Involvement – Astin, Kuh, Pascarella & Terenzini Student-Faculty Interaction – Kuh & Hu, Cole, Lundberg & Schreiner, Pascarella & Terenzini Institutional Integrity – Braxton, Hirschy & McClendon Spirituality / Meaning-making – Astin, Astin & Lindholm THRIVING

CIVITAS LEARNING, INC. -- CONFIDENTIAL INFORMATION THRIVING AS A FRAMEWORK First-year students at a private university in the west with 50/50 students of color to White student incoming student demographic Structural modeling (SEM) was utilized to explore the predictability of end of term thriving among students to explore the pathways significant for students of color and White students Model fit was established for both groups utilizing SEM RECENT THRIVING STUDY

CIVITAS LEARNING, INC. -- CONFIDENTIAL INFORMATION Diverse Perspectives Thriving PSC Student/ Faculty Interaction Spirituality / Meaning- making Institutional Integrity Campus Engagement

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