This paper reports the development of a unique counseling program for student athletes at the University of Florida in which the athletic counselor's role has been expanded beyond traditional roles to that of identifying and assisting with the athletes' personal, vocational, and academic concerns. The authors also report on a recently developed course in counselor education targeted toward athletes and discuss a preventive approach using individual and group counseling of athletes.
This article reports the results of a national study examining the perceptions, opinions, and level of knowledge of judicial ofice~s~egarding student rights and judicial systems in public highe~education. In addition, student-institutional theories and doctrines aye examined, and recommendations from judicial ofice~s fo~fitu~e practice are discussed.me legal relationship between students and the pubtic higher educational institutions they attend continues to shift and change. me courts have failed to communicate a consistent, clear approach to guide higher education administrators in fiis important area. Greene (1969) wrote fiat the failure of the United States Supreme Court to articulate a clear code and standard regarding student rights "means that a student can receive substantia~y different results in a case involving similar facts and issues depending upon in which jurisdiction the suit is brought" (p. 498). Szablewicz and Gibbs (1987) characterized the directions concerning student rights that the courts and Iegislatires have given to those working in higher education as erratic, broad, and ambiguous. me evolving nature of case law and the murky definition 'of tie level of procedural due process provided to students by the courts make it imperative fiat college
This article reports the results of a national study examining the perceptions, opinions, and level of knowledge of judicial officers regarding student rights and judicial systems in public higher education. In addition, student-institutional theories and doctrines are examined, and recommendations from judicial officers for future practice are discussed.
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