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Leigh Lassiter-Counts' research examines the impact of intentional scaffolding in advising, mentoring, and wise intervention programs on student resilience, particularly within the context of STEM students navigating college and global pandemic stressors. This work is documented in a 2024 case study focusing on first-year student experiences. Lassiter-Counts has one publication and a total of two citations, with an h-index of 1. Key collaborators include M. Leslie Wade Zorwick of Hendrix College, with whom Lassiter-Counts shares one publication. Lassiter-Counts' recent activity indicates ongoing engagement in research.
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- h-index: 1
- Publications: 1
- Citations: 2
Selected Publications
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Intentional scaffolding of advising, mentoring, and wise intervention programming in the 1st year experience promotes student resilience in the face of a global pandemic: a case study of STEM student responses to college and COVID-19 stressors (2024)
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- Intentional scaffolding of advising, mentoring, and wise intervention programming in the 1st year experience promotes student resilience in the face of a global pandemic: a case study of STEM student responses to college and COVID-19 stressors
- Intentional scaffolding of advising, mentoring, and wise intervention programming in the 1st year experience promotes student resilience in the face of a global pandemic: a case study of STEM student responses to college and COVID-19 stressors
- Intentional scaffolding of advising, mentoring, and wise intervention programming in the 1st year experience promotes student resilience in the face of a global pandemic: a case study of STEM student responses to college and COVID-19 stressors
- Intentional scaffolding of advising, mentoring, and wise intervention programming in the 1st year experience promotes student resilience in the face of a global pandemic: a case study of STEM student responses to college and COVID-19 stressors
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