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Brokering: Providing student services in open systems

Steve Mills

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Abstract Brokering, involving advisement, advocacy, information, and referral to other agencies, cannot meet all the student service needs of nontraditional students but offers a model for reaching and helping them.

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Abstract Brokering, involving advisement, advocacy, information, and referral to other agencies, cannot meet all the student service needs of nontraditional students but offers a model for reaching and helping them.

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Abstract Brokering, involving advisement, advocacy, information, and referral to other agencies, cannot meet all the student service needs of nontraditional students but offers a model for reaching and helping them.

Key concepts: Medical education, Pedagogy, Computer science, Psychology, Business, Public relations, Political science, Medicine

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