Degree
Master of Arts
Program
Education
Supervisor
Jason Brown
Abstract
This research sought to answer the question of what helps working class university students at risk of withdrawal graduate from their program. An autoethnographic method was employed to systematically analyze my story, one of being a working class person navigating the higher educational system, compare the results to existing psychological research, and generate new themes, and ideas in the hope of ameliorating the experience, and increasing the likelihood of success for others. Themes, conclusions and implications for students were presented.
Recommended Citation
Dow, Willey A. B., "Helpers and Heroes, Hurdles and Highs: A Humanistic Autoethnographical Reflection on Working Class Student Experiences" (2017). Electronic Thesis and Dissertation Repository. 4960.
https://ir.lib.uwo.ca/etd/4960