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The Missing Competency: An Integrated Model for Program Development for Student Affairs by Sharon A. Aiken-Wisniewski, Deborah J. Taub and Rich Whitney (review)
Abstract:For many student affairs professionals, program development is a critical skill to harness when creating learning opportunities for college students. The authors of this text have created a step-by-step manual to guide professionals from an initial program idea to the creation of a plan that evaluates the success of said program. This text is a resource for professionals looking to initiate campus programs that holistically meet the needs of students and is grounded in theory.