Building the Connection
An Evaluation of New Student Orientation at a Woman' College
Keonya C. Booker
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.24926/jcotr.v13i2.2643
Keywords:
Trends, women, four-year, institutions, enrollment, men, single-sex, support, engagement, active learning, orientation, outlet
Abstract
The face of undergraduate education is changing, with young women encompassing the majority of baccalaureate enrollments. This study details an evaluation of new student orientation at a small, liberal arts woman's college. The results from the objectives-oriented evaluation show that initial orientation goals and outcomes were met successfully. Orientation programming for new students at women's institutions is addressed.