校友捐赠作为公民表达

David J. Weerts, A. Cabrera
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摘要:本研究利用一所研究型大学的校友调查数据,探讨对母校的捐赠与校友在大学期间表现出的亲社会、公民行为模式之间的关系。根据潜在阶级分析(LCA),我们发现了公民参与文献中与慈善和社会变革模式相对应的四种不同类型的校友:学生政府领袖-校外,宿舍领袖,志愿者和非参与学生。描述性统计表明,每个群体的慈善信仰和行为、家庭收入、性别和宗教背景都是不同的。
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Alumni Giving as Civic Expression
Abstract:This study draws on alumni survey data from a research extensive university to explore how giving to one's alma mater relates to patterns of prosocial, civic behaviors exhibited by alumni while in college. Relying on latent class analysis (LCA), we find four distinctive categories of alumni corresponding to charity and social change models in the civic engagement literature: Student Government Leaders-Off Campus, Residence Hall Leaders, Volunteers, and Disengaged Students. Descriptive statistics show that each group is distinguished by their philanthropic beliefs and behaviors, household income, gender, and religious background.
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