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Student Development Education: Implications for Teaching, Counseling and Administration.

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Creamer, Don G.; Rippey, Donald T.

This paper defines student development education as a concept which refers to professional roles of administrators, instructors, and counselors in a competency-based learning system designed to enable students to become more of what they want to be. A student development model is delineated whose essential components include student goal setting…

Descriptors: Administrator Role, Behavior Development, Change Strategies, Community Colleges