Multisphere

J. Benson, Elizabeth M. Lee
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Chapter 5 focuses on Multisphere students who incorporated elements from both Work Hard and Play Hard geographies, balancing serious academic work, strong extracurricular involvement, and social lives in high-status venues. Most Multisphere students arrived on campus through targeted orientation programs. While these led to early and lasting friendships, Multisphere respondents’ campus acclimation processes are distinguished by a pattern of branching out, locating strong peer ties in varied social locations. The way that students in this geography float among different spheres, able to be comfortable and successful in each, makes this the most fluid of the campus geographies. There are few first-generation students in this geography, and the authors think of them in some ways as being both outliers and examples of what is possible for first-generation students.
第5章关注的是“多领域”学生,他们结合了“努力工作”和“尽情玩耍”的地理元素,平衡了严肃的学术工作、丰富的课外活动和高地位场所的社会生活。大多数多领域学生都是通过定向培训项目来到校园的。虽然这些导致了早期和持久的友谊,但Multisphere受访者的校园适应过程的特点是扩展模式,在不同的社会场所找到强大的同伴关系。学生们漂浮在不同的领域中,能够在每个领域中感到舒适和成功,这使其成为校园地理中最具流动性的区域。在这个地区,第一代学生很少,作者认为他们在某种程度上既是异常值,也是第一代学生可能做到的例子。
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