I have the privilege of presenting a paper with some of my colleagues this week at the Association for the Study Of Higher Education National Conference in Las Vegas. Titled, “Capturing the Elusive: Accounting for Study Attrition and Complex Trajectories in a Longitudinal Study of Low-Income High School Graduates,” this presentation examines a unique method of data collection we employed in attempting to understand the college going behavior of a group of high school graduates of low socioeconomic status. Below is a little preview of what we have in store. Please do not cite without permission.
Arnold, K. D., Brown, P. G., Gismondi, A. N., Pesce, J. R., and Stanfield, D. A. (2012, November). Capturing the elusive: Accounting for study attrition and complex trajectories in a longitudinal study of low-income high school graduates. Paper presented at the Annual Meeting of the Association for the Study of Higher Education, Las Vegas, NV.
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