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Christa J Porter, Ph.D.
Christa J Porter, Ph.D.
Associate Dean, Graduate College & Associate Professor, Higher Education Administration
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Making meaning: Identity development of Black undergraduate women
CJ Porter, LA Dean
NASPA Journal About Women in Higher Education 8 (2), 125-139, 2015
1212015
To be Black women and contingent faculty: Four scholarly personal narratives
CJ Porter, CM Moore, GJ Boss, TJ Davis, DA Louis
The Journal of Higher Education 91 (5), 674-697, 2020
902020
Black women’s socialization and identity development in college: Advancing Black feminist thought
CJ Porter, Q Green, M Daniels, M Smola
Journal of Student Affairs Research and Practice 57 (3), 253-265, 2020
652020
Articulation of identity in Black undergraduate women: Influences, interactions, and intersections
CJ Porter
Critical perspectives on Black women and college success, 102-114, 2017
642017
Success through community cultural wealth: Reflections from Black female college athletes at a historically Black college/university (HBCU) and a historically White institution …
JN Cooper, CJ Porter, TJ Davis
Journal of Intercollegiate Sport 10 (2), 129-156, 2017
602017
Understanding Influences of Development on Black Women’s Success in US Colleges: A Synthesis of Literature
CJ Porter, JA Byrd
Review of Educational Research, 2021
312021
Second to none: Contingent women of Color faculty in the classroom
GJ Boss, TJ Davis, CJ Porter, CM Moore
Diversity, equity, and inclusivity in contemporary higher education, 211-225, 2019
272019
Using critical race theory and intersectionality to explore a Black lesbian’s life in college: An analysis of Skye’s narrative
CJ Porter, CE Maddox
NASAP Journal 15 (2), 25-40, 2014
232014
Identity development in Black undergraduate women: A grounded theory study
CJ Porter
University of Georgia, 2013
232013
Juxtaposing# BlackGirlMagic as “empowering and problematic:” composite narratives of Black women in college.
CJ Porter, JA Byrd
Journal of Diversity in Higher Education 16 (3), 273, 2023
192023
Just because it don't look heavy, don't mean it ain't: An intersectional analysis of Black women's labor as faculty during COVID
CJ Porter, GJ Boss, TJ Davis
Gender, Work & Organization 30 (2), 657-672, 2023
182023
Metaphorically speaking: Being a Black woman in the academy is like
CJ Porter
Intersectionality & higher education: Theory, research, and praxis 2, 99-109, 2019
172019
(Re) Imagining Belonging: Black Women Want More Than Survival in Predominantly White Institutions
CJ Porter
Journal of College Student Development 63 (1), 106-110, 2022
142022
Black Feminist Epistemology, Research, and Praxis: Narratives in and through the Academy
CJ Porter, VT Sulé, NN Croom
Taylor & Francis, 2023
102023
Who Cares?: (Re)Visioning Labor Justice for Black Women Contingent Faculty
GJ Boss, CJ Porter, TJ Davis, CM Moore
Journal of African American Women and Girls in Education 1 (1), 80-94, 2021
102021
(Re)Defining student success: A qualitative study of Black undergraduate women pursuing veterinary medicine
CJ Porter, Y Mlambo, J Hannibal, N Karunaratne
Journal of Women and Minorities in Science and Engineering 24 (1), 61-80, 2018
92018
Black undergraduate women navigating (mis)representation, strength, and strategies: An analysis of influences on their mental wellness
CJ Byrd, J. A., Porter
Investing in the educational success of Black women and girls, 175-191, 2022
82022
Toward Understanding COVID-19’s Economic Impact on Black Women in US Higher Education
CJ Porter, LW Ward, LD Patton
Journal of Student Affairs Research and Practice 60 (1), 66-80, 2023
62023
Co-Conspirators and Community Care: Toward Theorizing a post-COVID-19 Academy
GJ Boss, CJ Porter, TJ Davis
Journal of the Professoriate 12 (1), 2021
62021
Solidifying our ‘scholarhood’: Growing (up) together as Black women in the academy
CJ Porter, TJ Davis, GJ Boss
Building mentorship networks to support Black women, 69-83, 2022
52022
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