Series Editors' Introduction
Chapter One: Declining Enrollment and Engagement
Chapter Two: Preparation for Higher Education
Chapter Three: Framing Colleges and Universities as a Masculine Endeavor
Chapter Four: Supporting Historically Underrepresented Men
Chapter Five: Academic Engagement
Chapter Six: Co-Curricular Engagement
Chapter Seven: Extra-Curricular Engagement
Chapter Eight: Mentoring and Changemaking
Chapter Nine: Campus Structures Promoting Persistence
Chapter Ten: Rethinking Engagement
Jonathan M. Bowman is Professor of Communication Studies at the University of San Diego, USA.
D. Craig Filar is Associate Dean of Undergraduate Studies at Florida State University, USA.
"Bowman and Filar offer a book that looks closely at issues across
masculinities and delves into intersections that are important in
today’s college setting. In exploring the topic, they engage the
diversity among men, including race and ethnicity, country of
origin, sexuality, class, achievement, and service to country. They
examine the issues that men face in terms of masculinity through
many lenses, providing spotlights that highlight key issues and
populations. In doing so, Bowman and Filar create a highly usable
book that students will find accessible and relevant to their daily
lives."
—From the Series Editor Introduction by Marybeth Gasman and Nelson
Bowman III
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