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Student affairs professionals and the student press

David A. DeCoster, LuAnn Krager

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Abstract The student press represents a vital force in post‐secondary education as well as a potent opportunity to teach students personal values and an ethical framework for life. Student affairs professionals can be most effective in performing the unique role of adviser, institutional liaison, and developmental educator.

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Abstract The student press represents a vital force in post‐secondary education as well as a potent opportunity to teach students personal values and an ethical framework for life. Student affairs professionals can be most effective in performing the unique role of adviser, institutional liaison, and developmental educator.

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Abstract The student press represents a vital force in post‐secondary education as well as a potent opportunity to teach students personal values and an ethical framework for life. Student affairs professionals can be most effective in performing the unique role of adviser, institutional liaison, and developmental educator.

Key concepts: Student affairs, Student development, Student engagement, Pedagogy, Psychology, Student life, Medical education, Higher education

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