Transferability of Student Affairs Skills and Competencies: Light at the End of the Bottleneck.

Carpenter, D. Stanley; And Others

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Publication Date: 1987

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Transferability of Student Affairs Skills and Competencies: Light at the End of the Bottleneck.

Carpenter, D. Stanley; And Others

NASPA Journal, v24 n3 p7-14 Win 1987

Compares the skills of student affairs personnel to those required in other management jobs. Notes that many individuals choose or are forced to leave student affairs field at mid-career and examines reasons why this occurs. Suggests that student affairs education and experience can have salutary effects even if an individual leaves the field. (Author/NB)

Descriptors: Career Change, Employment Opportunities, Employment Potential, Higher Education, Midlife Transitions, Promotion (Occupational)

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Language: English

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