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AIR Professional File

Spring 2013, Article 131

Programs for Engagement and Enhancement

Gloria Crisp, Lisa Palacios, John Kaulfus

http://doi.org/10.34315/apf1312013

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Abstract

The following article describes pro­grams used by universities and colleges to engage students; these programs include mentoring, learning communi­ties, and first-year success courses and programs. We begin with a brief over­view of student development theory, program descriptions and citations, and article summaries for key refer­ences. Next, we introduce prominent national surveys available to institu­tions that are interested in measuring student engagement (inside or outside formal programs). We conclude with additional references and recommen­dations for institutional researchers involved in program review and/or stu­dent outcomes assessment of student engagement programs.

Authors Gloria Crisp, The University of Texas at San Antonio Lisa Palacios, The University of Texas at San Antonio John Kaulfus, Texas A&M University

APF-131-2013-Spring_Programs-for-Engagement-and-Enhancement
Date: 2013
Pages: 9
ISSN: 2155-7535