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Developmental Education: A Twenty-First Century Social and Economic Imperative.

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McCabe, Robert H., Ed.; Day, Philip R., Jr., Ed. – 1998

This monograph addresses developmental education in the 21st Century, identifying the major issues and providing examples of successful developmental programs. The first chapter, "Access and the New America of the Twenty-First Century," emphasizes several changes in American society that have affected access to education and…

Descriptors: Access to Education, Community Colleges, Developmental Studies Programs, Educational Change

Student Employment: Linking College and the Workplace. The Freshman Year Experience. Monograph Series Number 23.

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Kincaid, Rick, Ed. – 1996

Thirteen chapters address issues concerning college student employment including the impact of student employment, research on student employment, and making student employment more productive. Chapters include: (1) "Encouraging Student Development Through Student Employment" (Arthur W. Chickering and others); (2) "Career…

Descriptors: Academic Achievement, Career Choice, College Freshmen, College Students