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Slicing the Pie: Institutional Research, Assessment, and Student Affairs Research

J. Worth Pickering, Martha Smith Sharpe

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Abstract One author argues that there is a difference between traditional institutional research and the unique perspectives of student affairs research, while the other argues that both can be accomplished within the institutional research office. In this article they discuss how one can slice the pie.

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Abstract One author argues that there is a difference between traditional institutional research and the unique perspectives of student affairs research, while the other argues that both can be accomplished within the institutional research office. In this article they discuss how one can slice the pie.

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Abstract One author argues that there is a difference between traditional institutional research and the unique perspectives of student affairs research, while the other argues that both can be accomplished within the institutional research office. In this article they discuss how one can slice the pie.

Key concepts: Institutional research, Student affairs, Higher education, Slicing, Political science, Public relations, Public administration, Sociology

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