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50 Years of ERIC
50 Years of ERIC
The Education Resources Information Center (ERIC) is celebrating its 50th Birthday! First opened on May 15th, 1964 ERIC continues the long tradition of ongoing innovation and enhancement.

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Adams, Analise N.; Brock, Ryan J.; Gordon, Katie A.; Grohs, Jacob R.; Kirk, Gary R. – Journal of College and Character, 2014
As part of a broad initiative to create a portfolio of robust living learning communities at Virginia Tech, the SERVE LLC was established in 2009 to offer students meaningful community-engaged learning experiences. The program connects students with a commitment to social justice in an environment that promotes critical dialogue and reflection.…
Descriptors: Reflection, Communities of Practice, Learning Experience, Social Justice
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Markham, Paul N. – Journal of College and Character, 2014
This essay is an account of student civic engagement in action. It stresses the vital role of environments in which students learn to be civic actors. The student experiences recorded in this account point toward a form of campus politics that places students in a role of coworker and cocreator, where they must negotiate differences and…
Descriptors: Citizen Participation, Student Participation, Social Action, College Environment
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Campbell, William; Lane, Megan – Journal of College and Character, 2014
On campuses across the country, students and professional staff are considering student interfaith leadership as one way that students act on their core values to make a positive difference in the world. This kind of student leadership can be framed through student leadership models like the social change model of leadership development. Better…
Descriptors: College Students, Student Leadership, Religious Factors, Religion
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Roper, Larry D. – Journal of College and Character, 2014
The increased diversity of students enrolling in courses on college campuses today brings increased expectations regarding the capabilities of faculty and staff to address the many different needs of students. If colleges and universities are to promote greater staff effectiveness, they will need to create open environments that encourage campus…
Descriptors: College Students, Student Diversity, Student Needs, College Environment
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Hobson, Amanda – Journal of College and Character, 2014
Gender-neutral housing (GNH) offers a safe and inclusive environment for students who have need and desire for a space that is gender inclusive and does not limit placement to sex as assigned at birth. In predominant gender-based housing models, students who are gender nonconforming find limited options. The request for, and implementation of, GNH…
Descriptors: College Housing, Gender Issues, Sex Fairness, Social Attitudes
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Roper, Larry – Journal of College and Character, 2014
Too often educators pay too little attention to the psychological and emotional impact subject matter has on students. Teaching effectiveness would be greatly enhanced if educators would consider students' affective reactions to material delivered in courses, workshops, and other collegiate learning experiences.
Descriptors: Emotional Response, Psychological Patterns, Teacher Role, Affective Behavior
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Wall, Jan M. – Journal of College and Character, 2014
College students are stressed. This is not news. However, the increasing level of stress and anxiety they report is alarming. Added to the traditional pressures to fit in, succeed, and mature, today's undergraduates are faced with information overload, a sense of isolation, and the cultural shift from the college experience as a time to…
Descriptors: Undergraduate Students, Stress Variables, Perception, Metacognition
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Schreiber, Birgit – Journal of College and Character, 2014
Student affairs, as an integral part of universities, has taken on a key position in contributing to social justice as one of the central imperatives of higher education in South Africa. This article sketches the development of this role and outlines some important tasks for contemporary student affairs. Three conceptual models within the social…
Descriptors: Foreign Countries, Social Justice, Student Personnel Services, Student Personnel Workers
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Clark, Shelby; Seider, Scott – Journal of College and Character, 2014
In this article, the authors describe the experiences of five cadets and college students serving as camp leaders for the United States Air Force Academy's (USAFA) Leaders of Character Camp (LoCC). Additionally, they describe the work in which three other universities are engaged to adapt the LoCC model to their own university contexts. In so…
Descriptors: Leadership Training, Values Education, Military Service, Student Leadership
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Karlin-Neumann, Patricia; Sanders, Joanne – Journal of College and Character, 2013
This essay examines how Stanford University, secular in its origins, yet with a church at its center, addresses the religious and spiritual concerns of current students, whether from traditional or innovative religious backgrounds. Identified religious and spiritual needs prompt questions about the balance between the spiritual health and…
Descriptors: Beliefs, Spiritual Development, Religious Cultural Groups, Traditionalism
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Glanzer, Perry L. – Journal of College and Character, 2013
Recent research and practice reveal that there are two skills in the moral realm that higher education is not adequately addressing with students. The skills involve the ability to identify moral dilemmas and the ability to understand and delineate conflicts between competing moral practices, traditions, and identities while exploring life's…
Descriptors: Ethical Instruction, Role, Moral Issues, Moral Values
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Yarnal, Careen; Qian, Xinyi; Hustad, John; Sims, Damon – Journal of College and Character, 2013
College student excessive alcohol use is a pressing public health concern, and many of the negative events associated with heavy drinking occur during leisure or free time. Positive use of leisure can lead to coping skills, stress reduction, and healthy development. Negative use of leisure, including heavy alcohol use, is associated with physical…
Descriptors: Leisure Time, College Students, Drinking, Alcohol Abuse
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Fitzpatrick, Jacki – Journal of College and Character, 2013
The purpose of this article is to describe the application of Kram's mentorship principles to the development of a service learning assignment in an undergraduate course. An overview of the (a) assignment and (b) qualitative analysis of student papers is provided. Recommendations for other courses are noted.
Descriptors: Service Learning, Mentors, Assignments, Undergraduate Students
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Charles, Harvey; Longerbeam, Susan D.; Miller, Angela E. – Journal of College and Character, 2013
Multicultural education and global learning have long been acknowledged by higher education professionals to be necessary in advancing student development. Both of these agendas overlap in significant ways and can be characterized as two sides of the same coin. Notwithstanding, there has been a historical divide, even a tension between these two…
Descriptors: Student Development, Multicultural Education, Global Education, Integrated Curriculum
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Roberts, Dennis C.; Welch, Lucas; Al-Khanji, Khalid – Journal of College and Character, 2013
Global citizens are those who are aware of, demonstrate respect for, and are comfortable engaging across cultural boundaries. This article explores why preparing global citizens is important and how positive psychology can inform our understanding of those who engage comfortably in today's complicated world. Soliya's Connect program is described…
Descriptors: Global Education, Citizenship, Citizenship Education, Educational Needs
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