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Realcollege 2020: Five Years of Evidence on Campus Basic Needs Insecurity WEB APPENDICES #RealCollege 2020: Five Years of Evidence on Campus Basic Needs Insecurity WEB APPENDICES 1 Community College of Rhode Island (RI) Appendix A. Participating Compton College (CA) County College of Morris (NJ) Colleges in 2019 Cuyamaca College (CA) Dabney S. Lancaster Community College (VA) Two-Year Colleges Delaware County Community College (PA) Durham Technical Community College (NC) Aims Community College (CO) Dutchess Community College (NY) Alexandria Technical & Community College (MN) Eastfield College (TX) Amarillo College (TX) Edmonds Community College (WA) Anoka Technical College (MN) El Centro College (TX) Anoka-Ramsey Community College (MN) Essex County College (NJ) Arapahoe Community College (CO) Everett Community College (WA) Atlantic Cape Community College (NJ) Finger Lakes Community College (NY) Austin Community College District (TX) Fond du Lac Tribal and Community College (MN) Bay de Noc Community College (MI) Galveston College (TX) Bellevue College (WA) Glendale Community College (CA) Bergen Community College (NJ) Grayson College (TX) Blackhawk Technical College (WI) Green River College (WA) Blue Mountain Community College (OR) Greenville Technical College (SC) Bristol Community College (MA) Grossmont College (CA) Brookdale Community College (NJ) Hibbing Community College (MN) Brookhaven College (TX) Highline College (WA) Bucks County Community College (PA) Holyoke Community College (MA) Bunker Hill Community College (MA) Hudson County Community College (NJ) Camden County College (NJ) Hudson Valley Community College (NY) Cayuga Community College (NY) Itasca Community College (MN) Cedar Valley College (TX) Ivy Tech Community College (IN) Central Lakes College Brainerd (MN) Jamestown Community College (NY) Central Lakes College Staples (MN) Jefferson State Community College (AL) Central Oregon Community College (OR) Lac Courte Oreilles Ojibwa Community College Centralia College (WA)Cerritos College (CA) (WI) Chaffey College (CA) Lake Washington Institute of Technology (WA) Clackamas Community College (OR) Leeward Community College (HI) Clark College (WA) Linn-Benton Community College (OR) Clatsop Community College (OR) Lone Star College (TX) Clover Park Technical College (WA) Lower Columbia College (WA) Columbia Basin College (WA) Massasoit Community College (MA) Columbia Gorge Community College (OR) Mesabi Range College (MN) Community College of Allegheny County (PA) Middlesex Community College (MA) Community College of Baltimore County (MD) Middlesex County College (NJ) Community College of Philadelphia (PA) 2 Minneapolis Community and Technical College Rochester Community and Technical College (MN) (MN) Minnesota State College Southeast (MN) Rogue Community College (OR) Minnesota State Community and Technical Rowan College at Burlington County (NJ) College (MN) Rowan College of South Jersey (NJ) Mohawk Valley Community College (NY) SUNY Adirondack (NY) Monroe Community College (NY) SUNY Corning Community College (NY) Montgomery College (MD) SUNY Erie Community College (NY) Mountain View College (TX) SUNY Morrisville (NY) Mt. Hood Community College (OR) SUNY Orange (NY) Napa Valley College (CA) Saint Paul College (MN) Nassau Community College (NY) Salish Kootenai College (MT) North Central Texas College (TX) San Diego City College (CA) North Lake College (TX) San Diego Continuing Education (CA) North Seattle College (WA) San Diego Mesa College (CA) Northern Essex Community College (MA) San Diego Miramar College (CA) Northern Virginia Community College (VA) San Jose City College (CA) Northland Community and Technical College Santa Rosa Junior College (CA) (MN) Santiago Canyon College (CA) Northwest Technical College (MN) Seattle Central College (WA) Ocean County College (NJ) Shoreline Community College (WA) Olympic College (WA) Skagit Valley College (WA) Onondaga Community College (NY) South Puget Sound Community College (WA) Oregon Coast Community College (OR) South Seattle College (WA) Orleans Technical College (PA) Southwestern Oregon Community College (OR) Ozarks Technical Community College (MO) Spokane Community College (WA) Passaic County Community College (NJ) Spokane Falls Community College (WA) Patrick Henry Community College (VA) St. Cloud Technical and Community College (MN) Pellissippi State Community College (TN) St. Philip's College (TX) Pierce College-Fort Steilacoom (WA) Sussex County Community College (NJ) Pierce College-Puyallup (WA) Tacoma Community College (WA) Portland Community College (OR) Tallahassee Community College (FL) Rainy River Community College (MN) Texas Southmost College (TX) Raritan Valley Community College (NJ) Tillamook Bay Community College (OR) Red Rocks Community College (CO) Treasure Valley Community College (OR) Reedley College (CA) Trinity Valley Community College (TX) Renton Technical College (WA) Umpqua Community College (OR) Richland College (TX) Union County College (NJ) Ridgewater College (MN) Wake Technical Community College (NC) Riverland Community College (MN) Walla Walla Community College (WA) Riverside City College (CA) Wallace State Community College Hanceville (AL) Warren County Community College (NJ) 3 Wenatchee Valley College (WA) SUNY College of Environmental Science and Westchester Community College (NY) Forestry (NY) Western Technical College (WI) SUNY College Old Westbury (NY) Whatcom Community College (WA) SUNY Cortland (NY) White Earth Tribal and Community College (MN) SUNY Delhi (NY)* Yakima Valley College (WA) SUNY Empire State College (NY) SUNY Fredonia (NY) Four-Year Colleges and Universities SUNY Maritime College (NY) SUNY Morrisville (NY)* Alfred State College (NY)* SUNY New Paltz (NY) Bridgewater State University (MA) SUNY Oneonta (NY) Cedar Crest College (PA) SUNY Oswego (NY) Colorado School of Mines (CO) SUNY Polytechnic institute (NY) Colorado State University—Fort Collins (CO) SUNY Potsdam (NY) Colorado State University— Global (CO) SUNY Upstate Medical University (NY) Daytona State College (FL)* Salem Community College (NJ) Diné College (AZ)* Southwest Minnesota State University (MN) Drexel University (PA) St. John's University (NY) Emporia State University (KS) St. Norbert College (WI) Fashion Institute of Technology (NY)* Stony Brook University (NY) Fitchburg State University (MA) Temple University (PA) Florida State College at Jacksonville (FL)* The College at Brockport (NY) Fort Lewis College (CO) The University of Montana (MT) Framingham State University (MA) United Tribes Technical College (ND)* George Fox University (OR) University of Alaska Fairbanks (AK) Grand Valley State University (MI) University of Central Missouri (MO) La Salle University (PA) University of Colorado Denver (CO) Lehigh University (PA) University of Kansas (KS) Maryville College (TN) University of Massachusetts Boston (MA) Massachusetts College of Art and Design (MA) University of Massachusetts Lowell (MA) Mercy College of Ohio (OH)* University of Memphis (TN) Metropolitan State University (MN) University of Missouri St. Louis (MO) Metropolitan State University of Denver (CO) University of Northern Colorado (CO) Miami Dade College (FL)* West Virginia University (WV) Minnesota State University Moorhead (MN) Western Washington University (WA) Muhlenberg College (PA) Westfield State University (MA) Northern Vermont University Johnson (VT) York College of Pennsylvania (PA) Oglala Lakota College (SD) Rhode Island College (RI) SUNY Cobleskill (NY) * Institution primarily offers credentials other than a Bachelor’s degree and was included in two-year rates. 4 Appendix B. Survey Methodology SURVEY ELIGIBILITY AND PARTICIPATING COLLEGES Together with administrators, the Hope Center fielded this survey to all participating institutions. Each institution agreed to administer an online survey in the fall and offer ten $100 prizes to their students in order to boost response rates. Institution staff sent a series of invitations and follow- up reminders to all enrolled students encouraging them to participate. The Hope Center for College, Community, and Justice provided the email invitation language as well as hosted the survey as shown below. Upon opening the survey, students were presented with a consent form in compliance with Institutional Review Board standards. To actually take the survey, the student must have clicked continue as a record of consent and completed a minimum of the first page of the survey. Participants were asked to use only the provided invitation language to ensure consistency across institutions. Subject: Real talk: We need your help From: email address [someone students “know” at COLLEGE NAME] _________________________________________________________ [COLLEGE LETTERHEAD FOR EMAIL] Dear [student first name], Let’s get real. You’re the expert when it comes to what’s happening in college. So we need your help to make [COLLEGE NAME] the best it can be for you and your friends. Share your real talk in the #RealCollege survey. We chose you simply because you attend [COLLEGE NAME]. In appreciation, you can win $100 for completing the survey. Click here to share your story. [SURVEY LINKED HERE] Be honest— everything you say is confidential. If you have questions, send us a note at [email protected]. Thank you. ______________________________________________________________________ 5 COLLEGE SURVEY PARTICIPANTS In 2019, 227 postsecondary institutions fielded the survey early in fall term, as students enduring basic needs insecurity are at greater risk for dropping out of college later in the year.1 Table B-1. Characteristics of Participating Institutions
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