Cameron C Beatty

Dr. Cameron C Beatty

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Academic Career Length

13Years (2014-Present)

(Calculated once Scilit publication data is synced: current year − year of first publication + 1)

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28 November 2020 in Journal of Leadership Studies
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CBCameron C Beatty
Cameron C Beatty
LILauren Irwin
Lauren Irwin
JOJulie E. Owen
Julie E. Owen
NTNicholas Tapia‐Fuselier
Nicholas Tapia‐Fuselier
KGKathy L. Guthrie
Kathy L. Guthrie
AYAoi Yamanaka
Aoi Yamanaka



4 October 2021 in Journal of Student Affairs Research and Practice
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CBCameron C Beatty
Cameron C Beatty
ALAnastasia Lima
Anastasia Lima
This study explored how 18 Student Leaders of Color (SLOC), mostly Black and Latinx students, navigated racial battle fatigue (RBF) as student leaders at a regional master’s comprehensive university in New England and a large public research institution in the Southeast. This study applied RBF as a conceptual framework to explore how SLOC perceived themselves as leaders in a traditionally White higher education environment and made meaning of their racial trauma.

15 July 2017 in Journal of Leadership Education
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JCJasmine D. Collins
Jasmine D. Collins
CSCecilia E. Suarez
Cecilia E. Suarez
CBCameron C Beatty
Cameron C Beatty
David RöschDavid Rösch
David Rösch
The Journal of Leadership Education is published in association with the Association of Leadership Educators. JOLE is an electronic journal open to all, both as writers and readers. The journal has been conceived as an online journal that is available on the world wide web and is to be self-supporting. To this end, at some time in the future a fee may be charged for publication. At present, all editorial, Board, and reviewer services are provided without cost to JOLE or its members by volunteer scholars and practitioners.

1 July 2014 in Journal of Student Affairs Research and Practice
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AGAnn M. Gansemer-Topf
Ann M. Gansemer-Topf
YZYi (Leaf) Zhang
Yi (Leaf) Zhang
CBCameron C Beatty
Cameron C Beatty
SPScott Paja
Scott Paja
Despite a diverse body of literature on college student retention, studies focusing on small, private, selective liberal arts colleges are limited. This study utilized a mixed methodology beginning with logistic regression analyses and followed with a qualitative inquiry that included interviews with students who had not persisted. While variables impacting persistence at selective institutions may differ from other types of institutions, the role of student affairs in student success remains critical.