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The Increasing Importance of Student Leadership Development Programs in Higher Education by Jerrid P. Freeman and Art Goldin While an individual may be born with some leadership qualities, true leadership qualities must be developed and consciously used with ethics and integrity. Full Story

Chronicle of Higher Education

• Governor's Daughter Enjoyed a High Profile at West Virginia U., Documents Show

• 2 Big Athletics Associations Consider Joining Forces to Help Colleges Save Money

• Unexplained 'Difficulties' Force Postponement of Scholarly Conference in China

• Colleges Express Concern About State Laws That Require Them to Fight Online Piracy

• 2 British Universities to Benefit From Saudi Prince's Gifts

Inside Higher Ed

• Blogs and Wikis and 3D, Oh My!

• Shift for Saudi Scholarship Program

• Academic Advising From Afar

• More Historians on the Way

• Quick Takes: Maricopa Moves to Fire Prof, Waiting Lists in Use, Compromise Sought on Loyalty Oath, Women in Science, Leaders for California CC System and UNC, Newberry Drops Indian Name, Israel Boycott Movement in UK, New Universities in Canada

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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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Advanced Tools for Assessment: It’s Not Your Grandfather’s Assessment, Part III

by Robin Anderson and Keston Fulcher

Increasingly internal and external stakeholders are asking questions regarding who succeeds in college and who does not, and what college experiences help determine success. 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

How Did I Get Into This?

by Eddie Martinez

I walk into Roth Hall, the main building of The Culinary Institute of America (CIA), and hear students and faculty talking about last night's dinner and how the Cabernet Sauvignon went so perfectly with the Beef Wellington. Full Story