Journal of Student Affairs Research and Practice · 2013 · 49 citations · 0 references
EducationCurriculumHigher EducationCompetency ManagementCompetency-based CurriculumCompetency-based EducationCompetency DevelopmentContinuing Professional DevelopmentContinuing Professional EducationProfessional CompetenciesReflective PracticeStudent ReflectionCompetencyFacilitationFacilitation SkillsIntegrative Literature Review
The study reviewed 17 years of research extending the work of Lovell and Kosten (2000) on student affairs competencies important for professional preparation and practice. A meta-analysis was used to organize and present data on 22 articles concerned with knowledge, skills, dispositions, curriculum, multicultural competency, and professional development. Findings indicated a developing consensus in student affairs toward a more administrative focus to compliment human facilitation skills and the need for continuing research.