2nd Edition
Learning Through Supervised Practice in Student Affairs
Preface
Chapter 1: Foundations and Philosophy of Supervised Practice
Chapter 2: Structure and Design of the Internship
Chapter 3: Supervision and Other Relationships that Support Learning
Chapter 4: The Evaluation Process
Chapter 5: Legal and Ethical Issues
Chapter 6: Understanding Organizational Contexts
Appendices
Index
Biography
Steven M. Janosik is Associate Professor of Educational Leadership and Policy Studies, Program Coordinator for the Higher Education Program, and Chair of the Department of Educational Leadership at Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University.
Diane L. Cooper is Professor of College Student Affairs Administration at The University of Georgia.
Sue A. Saunders is Extension Professor and Coordinator of the Higher Education and Student Affairs Administration Program at the University of Connecticut.
Joan B. Hirt is Professor of Higher Education at Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University.
"This second edition is a valuable update for graduate faculty, field supervisors, and professionals-in-training in higher education. The authors address the importance of out-of-class learning and how each stakeholder can support the development of new professionals. Their tools for designing experiences and evaluating both sites and students are particularly useful."
--Debora L. Liddell, Chairperson, Educational Policy & Leadership Studies, The University of Iowa
"Building on the superb foundation of the first edition, this edition updates and extends professional knowledge and practice in important ways. Inclusion of the 2010 ACPA/NASPA Joint Statement on Professional Competencies is a particular strength, and creates a clear connection to the preparation of professionals in graduate programs and through ongoing professional development in supervised practice. Questions and exercises for readers deepen learning and open conversations in the classroom and on supervised sites. The new edition is an invaluable resource for professional preparation."
--Kristen A. Renn, Professor of Higher, Adult, and Lifelong Education, Michigan State University
