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May 18, 2008

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Dramatic Changes Ahead in Japanese Higher Education by Richard Mullendore Declining birthrates in Japan have created a crisis for colleges and universities. Full Story

Chronicle of Higher Education

• San Diego State U. Defends Its Role in Federal Drug Sting

• Student-Loan Market Shows Small Signs of Revival

• U.S. House Approves New GI Benefits, but Measure's Fate in Senate Is Uncertain

• Rutgers U. Earmark Becomes Issue, and Irony, on N.J. Campaign Trail

• Forum Focuses on Private Role in Expanding Global Access to Higher Education

Inside Higher Ed

• Honorary Degrees, Free Speech and Respect

• Hoosier State Gets Coordinated

• A (Money) Losing Proposition

• For- and NonProfit and Other Issues in Innovation

• Quick Takes: House Passes Veterans' Aid Bill, AAUP Opposes Loyalty Oath Dismissals, Fired Toledo Official Defends Views, Perkins Shortfalls Predicted, Chicago Boost for Econ, Diane Jones Explains

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Conducting Research in Student Services – Realize the Student Learning Imperative

by David A. Walker

One means to assess and determine if the field of student services has been progressing toward realizing its Student Learning Imperative is to examine the type of research designed, conducted, and published in the field's scholarly journals.

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Assessment – Our Next Call to Action

by Cheryl (Cherry) M. Callahan

All of us are tired of assessment, but it isn't going away. Many of us complain about assessment, but there's nothing we can do except comply. All of us work hard at realizing productive assessment projects and hope that we will succeed. And we are! Full Story

Tracking Your Professional Development: Strategic Planning & Competency Building for New Professionals

by David Daniels, Jr.

I recently attended the NASPA Annual Conference in Boston, Massachusetts. While there, I participated in the first Placement Exchange, which was held a few days before the conference. Full Story

Responsibility to Self and for Others

by Mary Anne Nagy

For those of us who work in student affairs, we know that the use and abuse of alcohol on our campuses continues to pose one of the greatest threats to our students' success. Full Story