Welcome! I'm Saralyn McKinnon-Crowley, Ph.D. (she/hers). I'm a qualitative scholar of higher education focusing on higher education staff, financial aid, community colleges, and gender.
I'm an Assistant Professor at Baylor University in the Department of Educational Leadership. My Ph.D. and M.Ed. degrees are from the University of Texas at Austin's Program in Higher Education Leadership in the Department of Educational Leadership and Policy.
You can see my Curriculum Vitae (CV), read some of my open-access publications, and see links to all other publications below.
McKinnon-Crowley CV 2021 website.pdfRecent CV
JSFA The Consequences of a Closed Campus.pdfThe Consequence of a COVID-19 Campus: Student and Staff Views of Financial Aid Practice During the Pandemic.
How to Win Dissertation Arguments and Influence Readers Reflecti.pdfAERA Open Article.pdfComplex Pathways to Transfer: A Qualitative Comparative Analysis of the Transition from Community College to 4-Year University
ASEE 2022.pdfWhat Makes "Good" Engineering Pedagogy? Preliminary Results from a Qualitative Study of Engineering Faculty. ASEE Work-in-Progress Publication
2-EpsteinMcKinnon-Crowley.pdf(D)riven by Neoliberalism: Exploring Alternative Purposes for Higher Education
Absolution and Participation in Privilege.pdfAbsolution and Participation in Privilege: The False Fronts of Men Student Affairs Professionals
ConvergenceMagazine-Oct2020.pdf"Ask God First:" Spirituality and Transfer-Intending Community College Students
EPAA.pdfMoney Matters: How Social Class Shapes Students’ Understandings of Financing Their Education
Leadership in Higher Education to Increase Student Retention, The College Dropout Scandal by David Kirp.pdfLeadership in Higher Education to Increase Student Retention: The College Dropout Scandal by David Kirp
GSJ of HIED Volume 1.pdfA Public or Private Good? Financing Higher Education in England and Germany
Links to PublicationsLinks to publications through journal websites