Publication Date:
2005
Publisher:
Rapid Intellect Group
Journal:
Academic Exchange Quarterly
Journal Issue:
v.9(1), Spring 2005, 257-262.
Pages:
6
ISBN / ISSN:
10961453
Abstract:
A study was conducted to determine the impacts of Project SHINE (Students Helping in the Naturalization of Elders) on undergraduate and graduate student participants (N = 289). The results indicated that the frequency with which students' professors linked their coursework to SHINE, the importance placed on reflection, and the quality of students' training and ongoing support positively impacted on several outcome measures. The discussion emphasizes the importance of faculty and staff providing linkages between students' coursework and their service experiences to maximize positive student outcomes.
Call Number:
200/E/KLU/2005
Sector:
HE Sector
Electronic Availability:
Available online
Library Item Type:
Electronic resource - serial article
Area of Service:
Immigrants
Area of Service:
Intergenerational
Demographics & Settings:
Higher Education
Demographics & Settings:
Graduate School
Topics: Theory & Practice:
Reflection
Topics: Theory & Practice:
Impacts/Outcomes
Topics: Theory & Practice:
Civic Outcomes
Topics: Theory & Practice:
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