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| Preface: Peter Magolda and Marcia Baxter Magolda, Miami University | |
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| What Counts as Essential Knowledge for Student Affairs Educators? | |
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| Intellectual Curiosity and Lifelong Learning | |
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| How Does the Perception That Learning Takes Place Exclusively in Classrooms Persist? | |
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| Expanding the Learning Environment | |
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| How Are Dichotomies Such as Scholar-Practitioner and Theory-Practice Helpful and Harmful to the Profession? | |
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| Developing Professional Judgment | |
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| If Student Affairs-Academic Affairs Collaboration is Such A Good Idea, Why Are There so Few Examples of These Partnerships in American Higher Education? | |
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| Transforming Our Approach to Education: Cultivating Partnerships and Dialogue | |
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| Challenges of Promoting Learning and Development | |
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| In This Age of Consumerism, What Are the Implications of Giving Students What They Want? | |
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| Have it Your Way U | |
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| What Are the Risks and Benefits Associated with Allowing Students to Fail, If Learning Results? | |
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| Creative Learning for Challenging Times: The Promise and Peril of Risk | |
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| Does Social Networking Enhance Or Impede Student Learning? | |
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| Social Networking and Student Learning: Friends without Benefits | |
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| What is the Relationship Between Changing University Policy and Changing Student Norms? | |
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| Where Policy Meets Student Behavior | |
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| If Curbing Alcohol Abuse on College Campuses is an Impossible Dream, Why Bother with Interventions Aimed at Curbing Abuse? | |
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| Navigating the Drinking Culture to Become Productive Citizens | |
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| What Should Universities Do About Overly Involved Parents? | |
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| Aiming to Redefine, not Restrict, Parental Involvement: How to Foster Developmentally Effective Parent-Student Partnerships | |
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| In This Age of Accountability, What Counts as Good; and How Do We Know If Student Affairs Educators Really Make A Difference in the Lives of Students? | |
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| Student affairs in the Age of Accountability and Assessment | |
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| Why is It so Challenging for Collegians and Student Affairs Educators to Talk About Race? | |
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| The Elephant in the Room | |
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| Do Identity Centers (E.G., Women���s Centers, Ethnic Centers, Lgbt Centers) Divide Rather Than Unite Higher Education Faculty, Students, and Administrators? If So, Why Are They so Prevalent on College Campuses? | |
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| Identity Centers: An Idea Whose Time Has Come...and Gone? | |
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| What Does It Mean to Act Affirmatively in Hiring Processes? | |
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| Diversity as a Strategic Imperative in Higher Education | |
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| Girl Or Woman?...Dorm Or Residence Hall? ...What���s the Big Deal About Language? | |
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| The Power of Language | |
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| What Are the Implications of Providing Special Considerations to Particular Students? | |
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| " Special Considerations for a Universal Problem: Campus Accommodations | |
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| What Are the Responsibilities and Limits of Student Affairs Educators��� Role in Addressing Burgeoning Student Mental Health Issues? | |
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| Supporting Collegians��� Mental Health: Collaboration and Role Differentiation | |
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| What Roles Should Student Affairs Educators Play in Attending to Students��� Religious and Spiritual Needs? | |
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| Creating Space for Spirituality and Religion in Student Affairs Practice | |
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| How Do Student Affairs Educators Protect Freedom of Speech While Ensuring Civil Discourse? | |
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| Putting the Hammer Down | |
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| Organizing Student Affairs Practice for Learning and Social Justice | |
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| Why is the Gap so Wide Between Espousing A Social Justice Agenda to Promote Learning and Enacting It? What Could Student Affairs Educators Do to Genuinely Enact A Social Justice Ideology? | |
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| Moving Beyond Good Intentions | |
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| What Would Student Affairs Organizational Structures Look Like If They Supported Inclusive, Learning-Centered Practices? | |
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| Advancing Inclusive and Learning-centered Practice: Redesigning Student Affairs Work | |
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| What Forms Would Supervision Take to Model Inclusive, Learning-Oriented Practice? | |
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| The Case for Developmental Supervision | |
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| Why Do Student Affairs Educators Struggle to Set Professional Boundaries? | |
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| Establishing and Maintaining Healthy Professional and Personal Boundaries | |
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| How Do Professionals Navigate Situations When Their Professional Beliefs Clash with Their Supervisors��� Or Organizations��� Beliefs? | |
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| Engaging in Dialogues about Difference in the Workplace | |
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