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In the July 2015 issue (76:566–586), Felly Chiteng Kot's affiliation was listed as 
"Institutional Research Analyst for the Office of the Provost, Nazarbayev University, 
Kazakhstan." While this is his current affiliation, at the time of the study he was 
Institutional Research Associate within the Center for Higher Education Research and 
Analytics at Georgia State University (Atlanta, Georgia). He can be contacted at felly.
chiteng@gmail.com. We regret any confusion. 

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