Reviews
This unprecedented book thoroughly exposes the tragic mismatch of university aspirations with the grinding realities of low-income college students' daily search for food. A well-researched 'must-read' for student life professionals and others trying to craft practical solutions to the gnawing, often-hidden problem of hunger on campus.
Book Details
Introduction to the Dream: Foundational Contexts and Central Issues Part I: The Dream 1. Selling the Dream: The Official Campus Tour 2. Establishing the Ideal/Normal: Campus Tour as Hidden Curriculum
Introduction to the Dream: Foundational Contexts and Central Issues Part I: The Dream 1. Selling the Dream: The Official Campus Tour 2. Establishing the Ideal/Normal: Campus Tour as Hidden Curriculum 3. Starving the Dream I: The Library, The Rec Center, and The Residence Hall 4. Starving the Dream II: The Student Union, The Dining Hall, and The Convenience Store 5. Starving the Dream III: The Administrative Buildings and The Academic Buildings Part II: Administrating the Dream 6. Dreaming of More: The Historical Convergence of Food and Prestige 7. The Logics of Administrating Hunger 8. Administrating Hungry Student Part III: Navigating the Dream 9. Navigating Pathways through College 10. Navigating the Dream I: Adapting 11. Navigating the Dream II: Sacrificing 12. Navigating the Dream III: Prioritizing 13. Navigating the Dream IV: Maximizing 14. Navigating the Dream V: Surviving The Dream Revisited: Opportunity, Confluence, and Contradiction