2008New Directions for Student ServicesRequires access

Technology for institutional enrollment, communication, and student success

Grace Salas, Julie S. Alexander

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Abstract While students are updating their most recent social networking sites, faculty, staff, and administrators are using the latest technology to do everything from managing preenrollment student contacts to increasing collaboration among academic and student affairs colleagues.

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Abstract While students are updating their most recent social networking sites, faculty, staff, and administrators are using the latest technology to do everything from managing preenrollment student contacts to increasing collaboration among academic and student affairs colleagues.

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Abstract While students are updating their most recent social networking sites, faculty, staff, and administrators are using the latest technology to do everything from managing preenrollment student contacts to increasing collaboration among academic and student affairs colleagues.

Key concepts: Student affairs, Computer-mediated communication, Public relations, Enrollment management, Higher education, Psychology, Medical education, Sociology

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