New York Journal of Student Affairs
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Examining Predictors of First Year College Student Retention
Kristyn Muller, Emily Feuer, Meghan Nyman, Karen Sokolowski, and Leah Rotella
Student Knowledge of Signs, Risk Factors, and Resources for Depression, Anxiety, Sleep Disorders, and Other Mental Health Problems on Campus
Robert J. Dobmeier, Thomas J. Hernandez, Randi J. Barrell, Donnelle J. Burke, Crystal J. Hanna, David J. Luce, Stephanie J. Catlin-Rakoski, Janine J. Rowe, and Monica Siclare
Toward Understanding Changes in Perceptions of Assessment for Student Affairs Professionals: A Case-Study Approach
Pamelyn Klepal Shefman
Comments from the Editor
Logan Hazen
Can Self-determination Theory be Used to Increase College Student Retention?
Agnieszka Zak-Moskal and Mark J. Garrison
Who Will Speak for the Higher Purposes of Higher Learning?
Robert A. Bonfiglio
Turning Graduate School Aspirations into Enrollment: How Student Affairs Professionals Can Help African American Students
Carmen M. McCallum
The Cultures of Student Affairs and Academic Affairs Collaboration: An Examination of Typology in Higher Education Subcultures
Karen Boyd, Kirk S. Robinson, and Tony W. Cawthon
Comments from the Editor
Logan Hazen
Computers and Student Services: A Futuristic Perspective
Richard H. Wedemeyer
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