Iona College

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(New Rochelle, NY)

Iona College, located in New Rochelle, New York, is a college that is committed to the personal, spiritual, and intellectual growth of every one of its students. Founded in 1940, they have followed the order of the Christian Brothers and have made a deep commitment to creating an environment that promotes academic excellence.

With approximately 4,200 students, Iona provides small classes and a student centered approach that brings the campus together as a tight-knit community.

Iona's School of Arts & Science and Hagan School of Business allow students to pursue both graduate and undergraduate degree programs. They also offer an honors program for motivated students seeking an extra challenge. For the student-athlete, they have 21 NCAA Division I athletic teams.

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Learning During Unsettled Times: Embracing the Challenge - Richard...
Learning During Unsettled Times: Embracing the Challenge - Richard Arum Richard Arum will present updated findings on students from the Social Science Research Council's Collegiate Learning Assessment Longitudinal Project. The project follows several thousand students at 30 US institutions over time to examine inequality in collegiate experiences and learning patterns in US higher education. The research focuses on disadvantaged groups of students, including students from racial/ethnic minority groups, less advantaged family backgrounds, non-English speaking homes, and racially segregated high schools. Results of earlier analysis of learning during the first two years of college - in Academically Adrift: Limited Learning on College Campuses (Chicago University Press, 2011) - will be extended by presentation of analysis of the complete four years of student longitudinal data (Fall 2005-Spring 2009) as well as focusing on how these students have subsequently fared post-graduation during the recent US economic crisis (Spring 2010 and Spring 2011 survey results).