Traditional perspectives on student affairs organizations
C. Carney Strange
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C. Carney Strange
Abstract
Abstract To maximize efficiency and effectiveness. student affairs functions have become more specialized. Thus, it is often assumed that more coordination and control are needed to keep student affairs units operating smoothly and to realize student development goals.
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Abstract To maximize efficiency and effectiveness. student affairs functions have become more specialized. Thus, it is often assumed that more coordination and control are needed to keep student affairs units operating smoothly and to realize student development goals.
Key concepts: Student affairs, Control (management), Public relations, Higher education, Political science, Business, Psychology, Management