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Direct linkGoodman, Michael Anthony – About Campus, 2023
In a hermeneutic phenomenological study on the lived experiences of openly gay undergraduate men in elected student government (see Goodman, 2021, 2022), one major theme emerged: the men were elected and selected. This study contained multiple conversations with eight openly gay undergraduate men who were elected to their institution's student…
Descriptors: LGBTQ People, Males, Student Government, College Students
Download full textGoodman, Michael Anthony – Journal of Campus Activities Practice and Scholarship, 2022
Many notable leaders in the United States previously served in their college's student government, including Stacey Abrams, Hillary Rodham Clinton, and Elijah Cummings. Findings in this article derive from a larger study on the experiences of former college student government officers who ran for or served in post-college public office between…
Descriptors: College Students, Student Government, Student Leadership, African American Students
Goodman, Michael Anthony – Journal of College Student Development, 2022
Among other responsibilities, many college student governments (SGs) are responsible for overseeing student fees as part of their operation (Miles et al., 2008). In 2018 around 32% of SG presidents reported being very or extremely influential on decisions involving student life and student fees (Templeton et al., 2018). At some institutions, SGs…
Descriptors: College Students, Student Government, Fees, Outcomes of Education
