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Education/College Life
Contextualizing the Impact of the COVID-19 Pandemic on the Educational Experiences and Outcomes of Latinx College Students in Texas
(Article) This article assesses the impact of the pandemic on Latinx students’ (n = 231) educational experiences and outcomes, including perceptions about institutional resources, coursework outcomes and experiences, and home educational environments.
Keywords: Latinx college students, education, COVID-19 pandemic, student perceptions, virtual learning
Collaborators: Vanessa Errisuriz, Alice Villatoro, Marisol McDaniel
Contextualizing the Impact of the COVID-19 on social determinants of health, well-being, and health behaviors among Latino college students in Texas
(Video presentation)
Keywords: COVID-19, social determinants of health, college students
Collaborators: Vanessa Errisuriz
Individuals' efforts to sustain education during COVID-19 for Latina/o/x K-12 students
(Poster presentation) This study assesses the educational experiences of Latina/o/x parents and teachers of K-12 students during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Keywords: COVID-19, education, online education, parents, teachers
Collaborators: Pablo Pejlatowicz, Marisol McDaniel
Unintended Consequences of a Pandemic: Health and Well-being of Texas College Students
(Lightning talk) This study investigates the impact of COVID-19 on Texas college students' well-being, mental health, substance use, physical activity, and sedentary behavior.
Keywords: COVID-19, College students, higher education, health, well-being
Collaborators: Vanessa Errisuriz, Alice Villatoro, Marisol McDaniel
LatinXperts Episode 16: How Did COVID-19 Affect College Students’ Learning and Financial Stability?
(Podcast) Researchers discuss how COVID-19 drastically impacted Texas Latinx college students’ educational experiences, including ability and motivation to learn, academic outcomes, and financial stability.
Keywords: COVID-19, College students, higher education, academic outcomes, financial stability
Collaborators: Vanessa Errisuriz, Marisol McDaniel, and Alice Villatoro
