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Institutional selectivity and institutional expenditures: Examining organizational factors that contribute to retention and graduation
AM Gansemer-Topf, JH Schuh
Research in higher education 47, 613-642, 2006
4002006
The Room Itself Is Active: How Classroom Design Impacts Student Engagement.
ML Rands, AM Gansemer-Topf
Journal of Learning Spaces 6 (1), 26-33, 2017
2392017
Finances and retention
JH Schuh, A Gansemer-Topf
College student retention: Formula for student success, 277-293, 2005
1682005
The role of student affairs in student learning assessment
JH Schuh, AM Gansemer-Topf
NILOA Occasional Paper 7, 1-14, 2010
932010
Graduate and professional student development and student affairs
AM Gansemer‐Topf, LE Ross, RM Johnson
New directions for student services 2006 (115), 19-30, 2006
932006
If you want to know, ask: Assessing the needs and experiences of graduate students
BE Nesheim, MJ Guentzel, AM Gansemer‐Topf, LE Ross, CG Turrentine
New Directions for Student Services 2006 (115), 5-17, 2006
852006
Assessing students' transition from community college to a four-year institution
LL Chrystal, A Gansemer-Topf, FS Laanan
Journal of Assessment and Institutional Effectiveness 3 (1), 1-18, 2013
732013
Instruction and academic support expenditures: An investment in retention and graduation
AM Gansemer-Topf, JH Schuh
Journal of College Student Retention: Research, Theory & Practice 5 (2), 135-145, 2003
682003
Learning by teaching others: A qualitative study exploring the benefits of peer teaching
M Wagner, A Gansemer-Topf
Landscape journal 24 (2), 198-208, 2005
672005
Phenomenography: a methodological approach for assessing student learning in student affairs
M Rands, A Gansemer-Topf
Journal of Student Affairs Inquiry, Improvement, and Impact 2, 2016
652016
Military-connected student academic success at 4-year institutions: A multi-institution study
DN Williams-Klotz, AM Gansemer-Topf
Journal of College Student Development 58 (7), 967-982, 2017
522017
Competencies needed for entry-level student affairs work: Views from mid-level professionals
AM Gansemer-Topf, A Ryder
College Student Affairs Journal 35 (1), 40-54, 2017
482017
Did the recession impact student success? Relationships of finances, staffing and institutional type on retention
AM Gansemer-Topf, J Downey, K Thompson, U Genschel
Research in Higher Education 59, 174-197, 2018
472018
Examining factors influencing attrition at a small, private, selective liberal arts college
AM Gansemer-Topf, Y Zhang, CC Beatty, S Paja
Journal of Student Affairs Research and Practice 51 (3), 270-285, 2014
472014
Institutional Grants: Investing in Student Retention and Graduation.
AM Gansemer-Topf, JH Schuh
Journal of Student Financial Aid 35 (3), 5-20, 2005
472005
Academic coaching and self-regulation: Promoting the success of students with disabilities.
JJ Mitchell, AM Gansemer-Topf
Journal of Postsecondary Education and Disability 29 (3), 249-256, 2016
422016
A study of resource expenditures and allocation at DEEP colleges and universities: Is spending related to student engagement?
A Gansemer-Topf, K Saunders, J Schuh, M Shelley
Educational Leadership and Policy Studies, 2004
372004
Examining leadership development through student leader outdoor recreation training
ML Boettcher, AM Gansemer-Topf
Recreational Sports Journal 39 (1), 49-58, 2015
342015
A house divided? Examining persistence for on-campus STEM and non-STEM students
AM Gansemer-Topf, A Kollasch, J Sun
Journal of College Student Retention: Research, Theory & Practice 19 (2 …, 2017
332017
Examining factors related to academic success of military-connected students at community colleges
DN Williams-Klotz, AM Gansemer-Topf
Community College Journal of Research and Practice 42 (6), 422-438, 2018
302018
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