Maybe I Should... Case Studies on Ethics for Student Affairs Professionals |
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| Editor:
| Hamrick, Florence A.
Benjamin, Mimi |
| Contribution by:
| Arthur, Ginny
Boettcher, Michelle L.
Brown, Matthew
Caputa, McCarren
Carney-Hall, Karla C.
Chatriand, Craig
Claar, Joan
Comins, Eric
Dannells, Mike
Davis, Ryan J.
Denzine, Gypsy
Dougharty, W. Houston
Foley, Chris
Grube, Sean A.
Grubor, Justina
Guardia, Juan R.
Hallock, Hilton
Hardy, Kevin J.
Helgeson, Kara
Hiscock, Joshua I.
Jardis, Alana
Keenan, Alanna
Kennedy, Dean
Klumpyan, Tamie
Korduner, Missy
Latiolais, Sarah
McCargo, Donavan
Mena, Salvador
Parikh, Monica
Pasque, Penny A.
Patton, Lori D.
Pavlechko, Mary E.
Peltz, Mark R.
Pistilli, Matthew D.
Plagman-Galvin, Jenn
Quirolgico, Ray
Roberts, Camilla J.
Rogge, Rebecca
Ross, Leah Ewing
Rumann, Corey B.
Shupp, Matthew R.
Southammavong, Donechanh I.
Taub, Deborah J.
Uden, Jayme
Dyke, Kipp Van
Vianden, Becky
Westfall, andSarah |
| Series title: | American College Personnel Association Ser. |
| ISBN: | 978-0-7618-4546-1 |
| Publication Date: | Jan 2009 |
| Publisher: | University Press of America, Incorporated
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| Book Format: | Paperback |
| List Price: | USD $46.99 |
Book Description:
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This book is designed to help graduate students and new student affairs professionals heighten their knowledge of sensitivities to professional ethics in practice. Resources and suggestions are offered to instructors and facilitators who seek to incorporate professional ethics and case study analysis into formal educational or staff development activities.
This book is designed to help graduate students and new student affairs professionals heighten their knowledge of sensitivities to professional ethics in practice. Resources and suggestions are offered to instructors and facilitators who seek to incorporate professional ethics and case study analysis into formal educational or staff development activities.