The Viewpoints, Practice and Edification of the Student Affairs Administration of American Universities
Cai Guo-chun
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Cai Guo-chun
Abstract
Many people take it for granted that the student affairs administration work is characteristic of Chinese universities. This view, however, is far from true. By providing relevant materials and viewpoints prevalent in American universities, this thesis attempts to inform the reader of the viewpoints and practice as to student affairs administration in American universities, so as to initiate new orientations for the student affairs administration work in Chinese universities under the market-oriented economy conditions.
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Many people take it for granted that the student affairs administration work is characteristic of Chinese universities. This view, however, is far from true. By providing relevant materials and viewpoints prevalent in American universities, this thesis attempts to inform the reader of the viewpoints and practice as to student affairs administration in American universities, so as to initiate new orientations for the student affairs administration work in Chinese universities under the market-oriented economy conditions.
Key concepts: Viewpoints, Administration (probate law), Student affairs, Work (physics), Political science, Public relations, Public administration, Sociology