Exploring How Student Activists Experience Marginality and Mattering During Interactions with Student Affairs Professionals

Carli Rosati, David J. Nguyen, R. Troyer, Quan Hung Tran, Z. Graman, J. Brenckle
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Abstract:This study examines student activists’ interactions with student affairs professionals. Guided by Schlossberg’s (1989) marginality and mattering framework, semi-structured interviews were conducted with 10 student activists. Student activists experienced marginalization in three ways (1) misperceptions of student organizing, (2) not feeling heard, and (3) lacking authentic interaction with student affairs professionals. The article concludes with a discussion of the myriad of ways that student affairs professionals can positively engage with student activists.
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探索学生活动家在与学生事务专业人员互动过程中如何体验边缘化和无光泽
摘要:本研究考察了学生积极分子与学生事务专业人员的互动。在Schlossberg(1989)的边缘性和重要性框架的指导下,对10名学生活动家进行了半结构化访谈。学生活动家在三个方面经历了边缘化:(1)对学生组织的误解,(2)没有被倾听的感觉,以及(3)缺乏与学生事务专业人员的真实互动。文章最后讨论了学生事务专业人员与学生活动家积极接触的无数方式。
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