TABLE 1.

Characteristics of students participating in this study^a

Prior research experience
Race/ethnicity	None	1 term	2 terms	3 terms	>3 terms	Not reporting	Total
African American or Black	9	10	9	6	11	—	45
Central and East Asian	6	5	8	8	4	—	31
Latinx	11	14	18	14	12	—	70
Middle Eastern	—	—	1	—	1	—	2
Native American or Native Hawaiian	4	4	3	1	2	—	14
South Asian	1	3	1	—	5	—	10
White	21	36	39	17	25	—	138
Not reporting	—	1	—	—	1	1	3
Total	46	64	68	39	56	2

^aIn total, 275 students participated in this study, including 184 women, 82 men, seven individuals identifying as nonbinary, and two not reporting a gender. There were 55 students who identified as transfer students, and 78 who indicated they were first-generation college students (i.e., no parent or guardian completed a bachelor’s degree). Students’ racial and ethnic identities are reported, disaggregated by the number of terms (i.e., Summer, quarter, or semester) they indicated participating in research before Summer 2020. Students who identified with multiple races or ethnicities are included in all relevant counts (e.g., a student who reported as Black and Latinx is included in counts for both African-American or Black students and Latinx students). Thus, counts may not sum to the totals.