The role of student affairs
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Student Affairs Outline
I.The Role of Student Affairs
a.Who is Student Affairs?
b.What is the role of Student Affairs?
c.When is it important to involve Student Affairs?
d.Where does Student Affairs fall in the hierarchy of student life?
e.How does Student Affairs impact the life of students?
II.How the restriction or elimination of Student Affairs would negatively impact the student AND the institution
a.Negative Impact #1 – The school’s ability to attract top-tier students.
b.Negative Impact #2 – The school’s possible diminished standing in both the local community and the educational community.
c.Negative Impact #3 – Possible decreased funding for the institution.
III.How does Student Affairs shape student involvement, student engagement, and student integration in positive ways?
a.Point #1 – Discuss the number and types of clubs and organizations available (look at your school as a case study) – This talks about diversity
b.Point #2 – Discuss sororities & fraternities – This highlights connectiveness/inclusion.
c.Point #3 – Discuss the role of student government on campus – This may highlight policy decisions that affect all students.
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There are distinct viewpoints on the role of Student Affairs in colleges and universities. Amidst concerns to reduce college costs, the value of each operation raises debates in research and practice. One critical challenge for higher education institutions (HEI) in the United States is the increased need for accessibility of services for all students alongside a decline in student ability to pay (Martinez, 2017). Increasing demand to make higher education accessible to those living in poverty, Native Americans, Latinos, Asians, and African Americans creates new HEI challenges. Providing all the students’ critical services based on the Student Development Theory (SDT) requires students, families, and…
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