Mistaken Goal: Where Student Affairs & Technology Meet

"...technology is not something that happens to us. It is something we create. We must not confuse a tool with a goal. We must, therefore, be sure that technology serves the fundamental purposes of higher education." Stanley N. Katz in "In Information Technology, Don't Mistake a Tool for a Goal"

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BibTeX citation key: McCluskeyTitus2000

McCluskey-Titus, P. (2000). Fifty years of interest sessions presented at scpa/sacsa annual conferences. College Student Affairs Journal, 20(1), 10–17.
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Categories: General Student Affairs
Keywords: content analysis, SACSA
Creators: McCluskey-Titus
Collection: College Student Affairs Journal

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Abstract

This article discusses trends in student affairs inthe Southeast region through an analysis of the topics presented at SCPA/SACSA annual conference interest sessions. These trends are provided a historical frame of reference by reviewing events that occurred in American history through each of the previous 5 decades. Analysis of these data provide a context for student affairs practitioners to examine their work and compare recent events and trends to those from the past.
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