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Yoder, Heidi E. – About Campus, 2019
Abusive leadership has multiple interchangeable terms, such as destructive leadership, dark side leadership, petty tyranny, toxic leadership, tyrannical leadership, and harassment, to explain roughly the same thing. Whichever term utilized, none of them are healthy for a work environment in Student Affairs, whose purpose is to provide guidance,…
Descriptors: Bullying, Work Environment, Student Personnel Workers, Administrator Behavior
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Liddell, Debora L.; Cooper, Diane L.; Healy, Margaret A.; Stewart, Dafina Lazarus – About Campus, 2010
Dana is a graduate assistant in the second year of a master's program in student personnel. In a class discussion of assistantship issues, Dana reveals that he has decided not to enforce the university's policy of "writing up" all underage students who are in a residence hall room where alcohol is present. He says that in his opinion the punitive…
Descriptors: Role Models, Student Personnel Workers, Ethics, Moral Development
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Schwitzer, Alan M.; Duggan, Mary H. – About Campus, 2008
Student affairs educators and academic faculty continue to respond to demands that they become more accountable; conduct better assessments of learning outcomes; and demonstrate, through evaluation, the contributions they make to institutional missions. In this article, the authors bring together multiple resources selected for their potential to…
Descriptors: Student Evaluation, Student Personnel Workers, Outcomes of Education, Web Based Instruction
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MacGregor, Jean; Smith, Barbara Leigh – About Campus, 2005
A multiyear effort to understand and improve the practice of learning communities across North America has revealed encouraging trends and areas in which work should continue. The authors asked fifty-six educators involved in the work to write and talk about the state of learning communities. The authors wanted to learn how learning community…
Descriptors: Change Agents, Community Programs, Educational Change, Student Development