Matthew Wawrzynski

Affiliations: 
Higher, Adult, and Lifelong Education Michigan State University, East Lansing, MI 
Area:
Administration Education, Policy Education, Educational Psychology Education
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Garton P, Wawrzynski M. (2019) Student Affairs by the Numbers: Quantitative Research and Statistics for Professionals by Rishi Sriram (review) Journal of College Student Development. 60: 375-377
Cradit N, Wawrzynski M. (2018) Religious Student Organizations as Agents of Spiritual and Moral Development among South African Undergraduates Journal of College and Character. 19: 120-136
Wawrzynski M, Baldwin R. (2014) Promoting High-Impact Student Learning: Connecting Key Components of the Collegiate Experience. New Directions For Higher Education. 2014: 51-62
Wawrzynski MR, Madden K, Jensen C. (2012) The influence of the college environment on honors students' outcomes Journal of College Student Development. 53: 840-845
Wawrzynski MR, Heck AM, Remley CT. (2012) Student engagement in South African higher education Journal of College Student Development. 53: 106-123
Wawrzynski MR, Jessup-Anger JE. (2010) From expectations to experiences: Using a structural typology to understand first-year student outcomes in academically based living-learning communities Journal of College Student Development. 51: 201-217
Wawrzynski M, Pizzolato JE. (2006) Predicting needs: A longitudinal investigation of the relation between student characteristics, academic paths, and self-authorship Journal of College Student Development. 47: 677-692
Umbach PD, Wawrzynski MR. (2005) Faculty do matter: The role of college faculty in student learning and engagement Research in Higher Education. 46: 153-184
Wawrzynski MR, Sedlacek WE. (2003) Race and Gender Differences in the Transfer Student Experience Journal of College Student Development. 44: 489-501
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