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NASPA is a leading publisher of peer-reviewed research journals in student affairs, serving higher education communities worldwide through an unparalleled commitment to quality, scholarship, and the spirit of inquiry.
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NASPA JournalThe NASPA Journal is the publication outlet for contemporary scholarship in student affairs administration, research, and practice. Manuscripts are written for the student affairs generalist who has broad responsibility for educational leadership, policy, staff development, and management. |
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Journal About Women in Higher EducationSponsored by NASPA's Center for Women, this annual journal focuses on issues affecting all women in higher education: students; student affairs staff; other staff and administrative groups; and faculty. The journal is intended for both practitioners and researchers, and includes sections that focus on empirical research, pedagogy, and administrative practice. |
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Journal of College and CharacterThis refereed journal publishes scholarly articles and applied research on issues related to ethics, values, and character development in the higher education setting. The journal focuses specifically on how colleges and universities influence, both intentionally and unintentionally, the moral and civic learning and behaviors of college students. |
