Published in partnership with the Association of Deans & Directors of University Colleges & Undergraduate Studies
Organizing for Student Successdraws on data from more than 50 institutions to provide insight into how university colleges are organized, the initiatives they house, and the practices in place to ensure their effectiveness. Twenty case studies from 15 different campuses offer an in-depth understanding of institutional practice. Ultimately, university colleges are not only a structure for organizing educational experiences but also a catalyst for creating institutional change. An invaluable resource for first-year experience steering committees, general education reform committees, and other groups or administrators charged with reorganizing and revitalizing the delivery of undergraduate education.List of Tables and Figures PrefaceJennifer R. Keup & Carter Hammett-McGarry ForewordBetsy O. Barefoot & John N. Gardner IntroductionScott E. Evenbeck & Dorothy Ward
Chapter 1: University Colleges: Flexible Structures for Serving Undergraduate StudentsRandy L. Swing & Julie S. Alexander-Hamilton
Chapter 2: Collaborations for Entering Student SuccessFrank E. Ross & Maggy Smith
Chapter 2 Case Studies Buffalo State Indiana UniversityPurdue University Indianapolis Montana State University University of Akron University of Texas at El Paso
Chapter 3: Dynamic Engagement With the Undergraduate CurriculumBarbara Jackson
Chapter 3 Case Studies Appalachian State University Indiana UniversityPurdue University Indianapolis Kennesaw State University The Pennsylvania State University University of Akron
Chapter 4: Holistic Support for LearningDorothy Ward
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