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Recruiting, Advancing, and Retaining Minorities in Student Affairs: Moving from Rhetoric to Results.

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Sagaria, Mary Ann; Johnsrud, Linda K. – NASPA Journal, 1991

Argues that, to increase minority participation in student affairs, the profession must attend to the crucial roles of key administrators, the breadth and diversity of administrative and staff roles, and the informal processes by which persons are matched to administrative jobs. (Author)

Descriptors: Cultural Pluralism, Employment Practices, Minority Groups, Personnel Integration

Gender Diversity in Student Affairs: Administrative Perceptions and Recommendations.

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Hamrick, Florence A.; Carlisle, L. Wayne – NASPA Journal, 1990

Examines the changing demographics of men and women in student affairs, selected organizational and management issues, and potential devaluation of the profession resulting from sex stereotyping. (Author/TE)

Descriptors: College Administration, Deans of Students, Demography, Employed Women