Davis Jenkins mainly investigates Medical education, Community college, Mathematics education, Educational attainment and Higher education. Davis Jenkins has included themes like Academic achievement and University system in his Medical education study. His Academic achievement research includes elements of Program evaluation and Organizational culture.
His Community college research is multidisciplinary, incorporating perspectives in Remedial education, Pedagogy, Tracking and Continuing education. His work in Mathematics education covers topics such as Integrated Postsecondary Education Data System which are related to areas like Attendance. Davis Jenkins studied Higher education and Graduation that intersect with Gerontology.
His primary scientific interests are in Medical education, Community college, Pedagogy, Continuing education and Academic achievement. His Medical education research incorporates themes from Higher education, Postsecondary education and Academic advising. In his study, Accelerated learning is strongly linked to Remedial education, which falls under the umbrella field of Community college.
The study incorporates disciplines such as Educational finance and Public relations in addition to Pedagogy. His Academic achievement study frequently draws connections between related disciplines such as Goal orientation. In general Mathematics education study, his work on Basic skills often relates to the realm of Momentum, thereby connecting several areas of interest.
Community college, Medical education, Cooperative planning, Capacity building and Unpacking are his primary areas of study. His Community college research spans across into subjects like Momentum and Economic indicator. His Medical education research is multidisciplinary, relying on both Academic advising and Onboarding.
Davis Jenkins combines subjects such as Goal orientation and Competence with his study of Academic advising. Davis Jenkins has researched Cooperative planning in several fields, including Public relations and Change management. Other disciplines of study, such as Equity, Public economics, Analytics, Accounting and Graduation, are mixed together with his Unpacking studies.
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Community College Student Success: What Institutional Characteristics Make a Difference?.
Juan Carlos Calcagno;Thomas Bailey;Davis Jenkins;Gregory Kienzl.
Economics of Education Review (2008)
STEPPING STONES TO A DEGREE: THE IMPACT OF ENROLLMENT PATHWAYS AND MILESTONES ON COMMUNITY COLLEGE STUDENT OUTCOMES
Juan Carlos Calcagno;Peter M. Crosta;Thomas Bailey;Davis Jenkins.
Research in Higher Education (2007)
Is Student-Right-To-Know All You Should Know? An Analysis of Community College Graduation Rates.
Thomas Bailey;Juan Carlos Calcagno;Davis Jenkins;Timothy Leinbach.
Research in Higher Education (2006)
What We Know about Community College Low-Income and Minority Student Outcomes: Descriptive Statistics from National Surveys.
Thomas Bailey;Davis Jenkins;Timothy Leinbach.
Community College Research Center (2005)
Get with the Program: Accelerating Community College Students' Entry into and Completion of Programs of Study
Davis Jenkins;Sung-Woo Cho.
(2012)
Tracking Transfer: New Measures of Institutional and State Effectiveness in Helping Community College Students Attain Bachelor’s Degrees
Davis Jenkins;John Fink.
Community College Research Center, Teachers College, Columbia University (2016)
Building Pathways to Success for Low-Skill Adult Students: Lessons for Community College Policy and Practice from a Statewide Longitudinal Tracking Study.
David Prince;Davis Jenkins.
Community College Research Center (2005)
State Policies on Community College Remedial Education: Findings from a National Survey.
Davis Jenkins;Katherine Boswell.
(2002)
Turning the Tide: Five Years of Achieving the Dream in Community Colleges
Elizabeth Zachry Rutschow;Lashawn Richburg-Hayes;Thomas Brock;Genevieve Orr.
MDRC (2011)
The Effects of Institutional Factors on the Success of Community College Students
Thomas Bailey;Juan Carlos Calcagno;Davis Jenkins;Gregory S. Kienzl.
Community College Research Center (2005)
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