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Direct linkKniess, Dena; Jones, Sarah – About Campus, 2023
Canonical research and identity-evasive best practices have pushed Student Affairs Professionals (SAP) to limit the applicability and effectiveness of involvement for a swath of the student body. By examining the push for involvement on college campuses, it is imperative to critically examine the impact traditional forms of student engagement have…
Descriptors: Student Personnel Workers, Student Organizations, Predominantly White Institutions, Student Participation
Boettcher, Michelle L.; Adelson, Laetitia; Jamison, Avery; Kniess, Dena – About Campus, 2020
This conversation started in the fall of 2019 and continued through the pandemic transitions in the spring of 2020. The conversation was between faculty and graduate students about what student affairs (SA) says it values and what practice actually looks like. The authors talk about SA aspiring to support all students personally, academically, and…
Descriptors: Student Personnel Workers, Student Personnel Services, Graduate Students, Pandemics
