Pulling it all together

Cynthia A. Lietz and Breanna M. Carpenter Lietz

Chapter 15 in How to Build Resilience in College Students, 2026, pp 148-152 from Edward Elgar Publishing

Abstract: Resilience is a process of coping and adaptation. Professionals working in higher education can activate existing protective factors and cultivate new ones when working with college students to facilitate the adaptation process. In this guide to building resilience in college students, we defined the 10 most relevant protective factors when working with students pursuing postsecondary education. In this final chapter, we will answer questions that commonly come up as we conduct workshops that help professionals apply these important concepts across many roles, including those working for colleges and universities.

Keywords: Resilience; College students; Protective factors (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2026
ISBN: 9781035365081
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