Tyler Guenette, Ed.D., worked at the University of Michigan-Dearborn for more than eight years supporting the 100 percent-commuter population through his work in the areas of student success, student life, and student basic needs support. After finishing his doctoral work at Johns Hopkins University, he started a new role as Chief of Staff with the Michigan College Access Network, a statewide nonprofit dedicated to facilitating systems-level change to increase college attainment rates for Michiganders, particularly for low-income students, first-generation college students, and students of color.
Factors Affecting Transfer Commuter Student Persistence: A Literature Review
Transfer Commuter Student Sense of Connectedness and Perceived Support Networks: A Case Study