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The vision of the Journal of Student Affairs Research and Practice is to publish the most rigorous and relevant research regarding student affairs.
Before You Drink: Tips for Staying Safe
Summer 2017
Choosing Prevention Products: Questions to Ask About Sexual and Relationship Violence Programs
5 Things to Support Latinx/a/o Students
Supporting the New Student Experience through Intentional Transition Collaborations
Growth Mindset in Action: Lessons from the UCLA GRIT Coaching Program
Student Affairs Matters: Telling the Story through Assessment and Budget
Blended High Impact Experiential Learning (BHIEL)
Major Gifts Fundraising: Planned Giving Basics
Institutional Research and Student Affairs: Powerful Partners in Student Satisfaction
Broadening the Spectrum for Student Support: Mental Health Promotion in Emerging Adulthood
Integrated Planning: How to Align the People, Places, Purpose, and Resources (P3R) of Your Division
Managing a Departmental Rebirth
A Model Behavioral Intervention Team: Strategies for Success
Deepen your Resolve to Live as a Change Agent for Racial Justice
Spring 2017
Creating Culture Change Through Prevention: Harnessing Campus and Community Partnerships
Heroes and Villains: Moving Beyond the Bystander Intervention Framework
