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Educational Inequality and First Generation College Students with Laura Nichols
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Today, the social class you are born into is the greatest predictor of your likelihood of graduating from college. The success of students in graduating with the necessary skills and ethical foundations provides a valued good to our communities. We’re joined by Laura Nichols, Associate Professor, Department of Sociology, Santa Clara University in conversation with Erin Kimura-Walsh, Lorenzo Gamboa, and Alma Orozco. What are the barriers and bridges for first-generation college students today? What supports are necessary? Does the Jesuit Catholic mission of a place like Santa Clara University uniquely shape the experience of first-generation college students?
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