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Victoria Medina; Alfdaniels Mabingo – Journal of Dance Education, 2024
Multicultural and intercultural dance practices are a by-product of the ever-increasing flow of people across national and cultural boundaries. The increasing presence of Latinx dances in Aotearoa New Zealand has resulted from the migration of Latinx people who celebrate, create, perform, and teach these dance traditions as teachers, performers,…
Descriptors: Cultural Pluralism, Educational Environment, Dance Education, Dance
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Jason M. Hoskin; Heidi Vogeler; Jessica Kirchhoefer; Brett M. Merrill; David Erekson; Mark E. Beecher; Derek Griner – Journal of College Student Mental Health, 2024
As the press for services at university counseling centers increases, so does the need to provide optimal therapeutic services. Ethnic glossing in previous research has combined rather disaggregated the mental health treatment experiences of American Latinx (AL) students and International Latinx (IL) students. The purpose of this paper was to…
Descriptors: Psychotherapy, Guidance Centers, College Students, Hispanic American Students
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Sarah Carrica-Ochoa; Eleanor Joanne Brownb – Journal of International Students, 2024
We studied the affective component of intercultural competence: intercultural sensitivity. Specifically, this mixed methods study will be used to understand how Latin American students experienced their experience studying abroad in the UK, including what and how they learned and changed. The study explores the relationships between intercultural…
Descriptors: Student Exchange Programs, Latin Americans, Student Experience, College Students
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Angela Frederick; Angelica Monarrez; Danielle X. Morales – International Journal of Qualitative Studies in Education (QSE), 2025
Hispanic/Latine young adults remain severely under-represented in STEM fields. While structural barriers contributing to these disparities have been thoroughly examined in previous research, the current study brings focus to the strategies young adults employ to navigate the incongruence between the cultures of higher education and STEM and the…
Descriptors: Hispanic American Students, Latin American Culture, Disproportionate Representation, College Graduates