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Student Affairs and Asian American Studies: An Integrative Perspective

Alvin N. Alvarez, William Ming Liu

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Abstract Collaborations between student affairs professionals and Asian American studies faculty may be mutually beneficial by contributing to holistic student development and creating supportive environments for Asian American students.

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Abstract Collaborations between student affairs professionals and Asian American studies faculty may be mutually beneficial by contributing to holistic student development and creating supportive environments for Asian American students.

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Abstract Collaborations between student affairs professionals and Asian American studies faculty may be mutually beneficial by contributing to holistic student development and creating supportive environments for Asian American students.

Key concepts: Student affairs, Asian americans, Perspective (graphical), Student development, Pedagogy, Higher education, Psychology, Medical education

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