Journal of Student Affairs Research and Practice · 2020 · 33 citations · 26 references
EducationGender StudiesHigher EducationIdentity DevelopmentLgbtq StudiesStudent EngagementLgbtq PsychologyLgbtq Youth StudiesLgbtq Youth ExperiencesLgbtq Youth Identity DevelopmentLgbtq+ ExperiencesLgbtq+ Identities In EducationLgbtq+ Identity DevelopmentLgbtq+ Identity FormationMultiple Group Identities
This qualitative study draws from 60 interviews with LGBTQ+ college students to highlight how a positive psychology framework illuminates aspects of LGBTQ+ student success. Utilizing the broaden-and-build theory and the concept of thriving, we found LGBTQ+ students experienced thriving through managing and experiencing support for multiple identities and LGBTQ+-specific connections, contributions, and curriculum. The article concludes with implications for student affairs practice and future research.
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