Student Development: Ethics, Character, Decision Making and Civic Mindedness
Campuses and educators continue to look for ways to help students understand that their education is more than a classroom experience. Increasingly, student affairs administrators are expected to take the lead in helping students develop their character, improve student’s decision making processes, help students understand ethics and teach students about their civic responsibilities.
Join us for an educational and informative audio conference that will explore these complex issues, learn how successful practitioners are weaving these life lessons into all aspects of campus life.
During this 90-minute audio conference we will discuss:
- Character and the curriculum
- Discernment and decision making
- Incorporating values into student programs
- Understanding the ethics and values environment
- Beyond Service Learning: Character, civics and engagement
- Understanding generation values, from traditional to non-traditional students
- Student development models and integration of values education
- Helping student’s make "good" decisions
- Involving faculty in the values conversation
Join our panel of experts for this important audio conference. You will also have an opportunity to ask our panel questions.
Dr. Jay Chaskas, Director of the Center for the Study of Student Life, Sociology Professor at Rowan University (Click here for Bio)
Joe Bertolino, Dean for Community Development at Barnard College, Columbia University (Click here for Bio)
Dianna Dale, Senior Associate Vice President of Student Life and Dean of Students, Drexel University (Click here for Bio)
Price: $189 per CD + $5 Shipping and Handling
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