... that are informed by shared values. Parandeh et al.’s (2014) systematic review of values in nursing noted that education influences students’ development of professional values. In writing about health care, Teisberg et al. (2020) suggest that another benefit of values-based practice is the potential reduction...

... with core Network of Schools of Public Policy, Affairs, and Administration competencies. Implicit bias reflexivity ethical leadership implicit association tests student development inclusive pedagogy Background and Context for Readers Initially I was introduced to an activity “Implicit Prejudice...

... how to engage Millennial and Generation Z traditional undergraduate students through distance learning approaches in ways that support student learning and development. Advising student development asynchronous advising academic advising technology Millennials Gen Z digital native digital...

... modes of educational delivery. Lost in this capitulation of higher education to the enrollments of distance education is student success. This chapter will explore challenges to distance education student retention and persistence, disseminate the theoretical construct of the Dynamic Student Development...

... identity development, specifically, is currently missing from the college student development literature (e.g., Jones & Abes, 2013 ; Patton et al., 2016 ). A grounded theory study on this topic, therefore, could contribute toward filling this gap. Likewise, more research that concentrates...

... of the researcher conclude the chapter. Diversity multicultural competence student affairs graduate students student development cultural competence Introduction Higher education and student affairs professionals have a very important and active role in the lives of their students. The issues college students...

... service-learning course implemented at a large 4-year public institution in the southwest region of the United States. Utilizing personal inventories and the student development framework of “challenge and support,” students began to understand themselves and conversely how they come to navigate the world...

... It is widely agreed upon that the academic advisor is an integral part of a student's learning in institutions of higher education. Academic advising also includes the knowledge and use of various theories associated with student development. These theories are numerous and their use is widespread, yet most...