Description

Book Synopsis
Topics include trauma-informed frameworks, policies affecting homelessness and housing insecurity, transitioning to college, supporting college retention, collaborations and partnerships, and transitioning to life after college.

Table of Contents
  • Contents
  • Foreword Timothy P. White ix
  • 1. Introduction 1
  • Size of the Issue 2
  • Importance of Higher Education for Future Stability 5
  • You Play an Important Role 6
  • Preview of the Book 6
  • 2. Housing Insecurity in Higher Education 8
  • Higher Education Housing Continuum 8
  • Categories of Housing Status in the Continuum 12
  • Person-First Language 22
  • Conclusion 23
  • 3. Social and Political Context 24
  • Economic Context 24
  • Social Context 26
  • Impact on Education 29
  • Policies Framing Higher Education 31
  • Conclusion 39
  • 4. Trauma-Informed and Sensitive Colleges 43
  • What Is (and Is Not) Trauma 43
  • Becoming a Trauma-Informed and Sensitive College 46
  • Conclusion 50
  • 5. Localizing Housing Insecurity 52
  • Gathering a Team 53
  • Learning About the Issue 58
  • Conducting a Self-Study 60
  • Convincing Administration to Move to Evaluation Stage 65
  • Conclusion 66
  • 6. Evaluating Housing Insecurity on Your Campus 68
  • Where to Begin 69
  • Comprehensive Evaluation Design 70
  • Using Existing Institutional Surveys 72
  • Evaluation Tools 72
  • Outcomes 76
  • Student Voices 77
  • Recruiting Participation 79
  • Writing the Final Report 80
  • Lessons Learned 82
  • Conclusion 85
  • 7. Implementing Strategies to Improve Student Experiences 86
  • Student Input and Support 87
  • Students Considering and Enrolling in College 89
  • Developing a Single Point of Contact (SPOC) Model on Campus 90
  • Leveraging Existing Services 94
  • Developing New Programs to Address Housing Insecurity 99
  • Responses to Food Insecurity 104
  • Career Services and Life After Graduation 108
  • Potential Roadblocks 108
  • Conclusion 109
  • 8. Sustaining Efforts Over Time 111
  • Avoid Isolated Services 112
  • Maintain Community Partnerships 112
  • Integrate Basic Needs Security into Strategic Planning 112
  • Connect with Advancement and Philanthropy Offices 113
  • Provide Training for Faculty and Staff 115
  • Use Media to Advance Your Message 116
  • Advocate for Higher Education Policies 116
  • Meet Regularly 117
  • Conduct Continuous Evaluation 118
  • Conclusion 118
  • 9. Looking Forward 120
  • This Work Is Hard, But It Matters 120
  • Take Care of Yourself 121
  • Share Your Story 123
  • Appendix A: Measuring Homelessness and Housing Insecurity 125
  • Appendix B: Assessing Student Supports 127
  • Appendix C: Meeting Students’ Basic Needs 131
  • Appendix D: California State University, Long Beach, Basic Needs Program 133
  • References 135
  • Index 139
  • About the Authors 147

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    Publisher: Teachers' College Press
    Publication Date: 30/06/2019
    ISBN13: 9780807761434, 978-0807761434
    ISBN10: 0807761435

    Description

    Book Synopsis
    Topics include trauma-informed frameworks, policies affecting homelessness and housing insecurity, transitioning to college, supporting college retention, collaborations and partnerships, and transitioning to life after college.

    Table of Contents
    • Contents
    • Foreword Timothy P. White ix
    • 1. Introduction 1
    • Size of the Issue 2
    • Importance of Higher Education for Future Stability 5
    • You Play an Important Role 6
    • Preview of the Book 6
    • 2. Housing Insecurity in Higher Education 8
    • Higher Education Housing Continuum 8
    • Categories of Housing Status in the Continuum 12
    • Person-First Language 22
    • Conclusion 23
    • 3. Social and Political Context 24
    • Economic Context 24
    • Social Context 26
    • Impact on Education 29
    • Policies Framing Higher Education 31
    • Conclusion 39
    • 4. Trauma-Informed and Sensitive Colleges 43
    • What Is (and Is Not) Trauma 43
    • Becoming a Trauma-Informed and Sensitive College 46
    • Conclusion 50
    • 5. Localizing Housing Insecurity 52
    • Gathering a Team 53
    • Learning About the Issue 58
    • Conducting a Self-Study 60
    • Convincing Administration to Move to Evaluation Stage 65
    • Conclusion 66
    • 6. Evaluating Housing Insecurity on Your Campus 68
    • Where to Begin 69
    • Comprehensive Evaluation Design 70
    • Using Existing Institutional Surveys 72
    • Evaluation Tools 72
    • Outcomes 76
    • Student Voices 77
    • Recruiting Participation 79
    • Writing the Final Report 80
    • Lessons Learned 82
    • Conclusion 85
    • 7. Implementing Strategies to Improve Student Experiences 86
    • Student Input and Support 87
    • Students Considering and Enrolling in College 89
    • Developing a Single Point of Contact (SPOC) Model on Campus 90
    • Leveraging Existing Services 94
    • Developing New Programs to Address Housing Insecurity 99
    • Responses to Food Insecurity 104
    • Career Services and Life After Graduation 108
    • Potential Roadblocks 108
    • Conclusion 109
    • 8. Sustaining Efforts Over Time 111
    • Avoid Isolated Services 112
    • Maintain Community Partnerships 112
    • Integrate Basic Needs Security into Strategic Planning 112
    • Connect with Advancement and Philanthropy Offices 113
    • Provide Training for Faculty and Staff 115
    • Use Media to Advance Your Message 116
    • Advocate for Higher Education Policies 116
    • Meet Regularly 117
    • Conduct Continuous Evaluation 118
    • Conclusion 118
    • 9. Looking Forward 120
    • This Work Is Hard, But It Matters 120
    • Take Care of Yourself 121
    • Share Your Story 123
    • Appendix A: Measuring Homelessness and Housing Insecurity 125
    • Appendix B: Assessing Student Supports 127
    • Appendix C: Meeting Students’ Basic Needs 131
    • Appendix D: California State University, Long Beach, Basic Needs Program 133
    • References 135
    • Index 139
    • About the Authors 147

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