Collaboration Between Student Affairs and Faculty on Student‐Related Research

Grennan, Kevin F.; Jablonski, Margaret

doi:10.1002/ss.8507

New Drctns for Student Srvcs

1999

DOI: 10.1002/ss.8507

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Collaboration Between Student Affairs and Faculty on Student‐Related Research

Kevin F. Grennan¹,

Margaret Jablonski²

Abstract: This chapter suggests how student affairs professionals and faculty members might collaborate in developing a research agenda for student affairs research. Also, the authors discuss how higher education graduate programs might assist student affairs staff with research activities.

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Enhancing Student Learning and Retention through the Merger of the Academic and Student Affairs Unit: The Olivet Plan

Walters

2003

Journal of College Student Retention: Research, Theory & Pr

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This article is based upon a case study that highlights one private liberal arts institution, Olivet College, which embarked upon an institutional transformation process that merged both the academic and student affairs units into one. The objective of such an undertaking was to enhance student learning, strengthen the connection between the curriculum and the co-curriculum, and expand upon assessing student-learning outcomes. The article presents the societal context and guiding assumptions as they relate to the complex tasks of\ merging both divisions. It introduces the conceptual framework behind the Olivet Plan, highlighting the basic theoretical tenets on student learning that guided its process of institutional change. The case study will highlight the objectives, process, challenges, and successes of this model.

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2003

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Collaboration Between Student Affairs and Faculty on Student‐Related Research

Abstract: This chapter suggests how student affairs professionals and faculty members might collaborate in developing a research agenda for student affairs research. Also, the authors discuss how higher education graduate programs might assist student affairs staff with research activities.

Cited by 1 publication

References 12 publications

Enhancing Student Learning and Retention through the Merger of the Academic and Student Affairs Unit: The Olivet Plan

Enhancing Student Learning and Retention through the Merger of the Academic and Student Affairs Unit: The Olivet Plan

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