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This study sought to understand which racial/ethnic student groups experience food insecurity and the extent to which other external insecurities and challenges are predictive of acute food insecurity. Data were derived from the Community College Success Measure (CCSM), an institutional needs assessment tool used by colleges to examine challenges facing underserved students. Findings from this research demonstrated that multiethnic and Black students are most likely to experience food insecurity.

The authors of this chapter present the Socio‐Ecological Outcomes Model as a means of predicting student success for community college men of color.

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2With the use of a narrative approach to inquiry, this chapter seeks to reframe deficit-oriented research on men of color, which often focuses on patterns of failure and underachievement, by exploring the pathways of community college men of color who successfully transferred to 4-year institutions.

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