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Previous edition: 2009.
Preface
Acknowledgments
The Authors
Part One: Contexts of Professional Practice
1 “A Long and Honorable History”: Student Affairs in the United States
Michael D. Coomes and Janice J. Gerda
2 The Importance of Institutional Mission
Joan B. Hirt and Claire K. Robbins
3 Understanding Campus Environments
Jillian Kinzie and Victor Arcelus
4 Fiscal Pressures on Higher Education and Student Affairs
John H. Schuh
5 Accountability
Sherry L. Mallory and Linda M. Clement
6 Student Affairs and Services in Global Perspective
Brett Perozzi and Enrique Ramos
Part Two: Frameworks for Professional Practice
7 An Overview of Relevant Theories and Models of Practice
Terrell L. Strayhorn
8 Teaching and Learning Beyond the Classroom
Peter Magolda and Tony Ribera
9 Measuring Student Success: Models and Metrics
Lori Varlotta
10 Maintaining and Modeling Everyday Ethics in Student Affairs
Jon C. Dalton, Pamela C. Crosby, Aurelio Valente, and David Eberhardt
11 Applying Professional Standards
Stephanie Gordon
12 The Role of Professional Associations
Nancy J. Evans and Jessica J. Ranero-Ramirez
Part Three: Students: The Purpose of Professional Practice
13 The Changing Student Population
Anna M. Ortiz and Stephanie J. Waterman
14 Unfinished Business, Dirty Laundry, and Hope for Multicultural Campus Communities
Jason A. Laker and Tracy L. Davis
15 Helping Students Prepare for Lives of Purpose
Michele C. Murray and Robert J. Nash
16 Intercollegiate Athletics and Recreation on College Campuses
Joy Gaston Gayles, Tiffany J. Davis, and Mary Howard Hamilton
17 Supporting Students Online
Anita Crawley and Andy Howe
Part Four: Human Resources in Professional Practice
18 Organizational and Administrative Models Within Student Affairs
Linda Kuk
19 Recruiting, Selecting, Supervising, and Retaining Staff
Zebulun R. Davenport
20 Professional Development as Lifelong Learning
Susan R. Komives and Stan Carpenter
Part Five: Interpersonal Dynamics in Professional Practice
21 Supporting and Enhancing Student Learning Through Partnerships with Academic Colleagues
Adrianna Kezar and Sean Gehrke
22 The Political Dimensions of Decision Making
Shannon Ellis
23 Partnerships and Relationships: Internal and External to the College
Penelope H. Wills
24 Valuing the Role of Conflict in Organization Enrichment
Dale Nienow and Jeremy Stringer
Part Six: Skills and Competencies of Professional Practice
25 Budgeting and Fiscal Management for Student Affairs
Margaret J. Barr
26 Addressing Legal and Risk Management Issues
John Wesley Lowery
27 Implementing Assessment to Improve Student Learning and Development
Marilee Bresciani Ludvik
28 Raising Friends and Raising Funds
David F. Wolf
29 Computer Mediated Communication and Social Media
Kevin R. Guidry and Josie Ahlquist
30 Campus Crisis Management
Gene L. Zdiarski, II
Part Seven: Looking Back and Looking Forward in Professional Practice
31 Career Span: Changing Roles, Responsibilities, and Opportunities
Margaret J. Barr and Arthur Sandeen
32 Difficult Discussion Shared With Good Friends
George S. McClellan and Jeremy Stringer
Index
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The handbook of student affairs administration. ISBN 9781119101833. Published by Jossey-Bass in 2016. Publication and catalogue information, links to buy online and reader comments.