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Community Colleges as Incubators of Innovation
reviewed by Yi Leaf Zhang - October 02, 2019
 Title: Community Colleges as Incubators of Innovation
Author(s): Rebecca A. Corbin & Ron Thomas (Eds.)
Publisher: Stylus Publishing, Sterling, VA
ISBN: 1620368633, Pages: 204, Year: 219
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- Yi Leaf Zhang
University of Texas at Arlington
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YI LEAF ZHANG is an Associate Professor in the Department of Educational Leadership and Policy Studies at the University of Texas at Arlington. Dr. Zhang has developed a strong interest in studying college access and success, especially in the community college context. Her research focuses on community colleges as a gateway to STEM education, transfer students’ educational pathways, and international education in four-year and two-year institutions. One of her most recent studies, “From a Community College Attendant to a Baccalaureate Recipient in STEM Fields of Study: A Planned Behavior Model for Transfer Students,” was published in the Journal of Higher Education. Dr. Zhang is currently working on two major research projects funded by NSF and the Greater Texas Foundation regarding community college transfer students’ STEM choice, college experience, and degree attainment.
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