UNIVERSITY OF THE MARKET: THE STUDENT MOVEMENT IN THE CONSOLIDATION OF A CLASS OF IDENTITY

This work analyzes the student movement of Executive Secretariat of the Federal University at Sergipe, in order to see how such movement is related to the construction of professional identity and the consequent strengthening of the class secretarial. Sought to identify how the student movement occu...

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Published in:GeSec : Revista de Gestão e Secretariado 2013-09, Vol.4 (3), p.58
Main Author: Sabino, Rosimeri Ferraz
Format: Article
Language:Portuguese
Subjects:
Academic degrees
Social identity
Student organizations
Studies
University students
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Summary:This work analyzes the student movement of Executive Secretariat of the Federal University at Sergipe, in order to see how such movement is related to the construction of professional identity and the consequent strengthening of the class secretarial. Sought to identify how the student movement occurs in the course, checking the students' perception of the current state of the profession of secretary in Sergipe and analyzing the actions and results of the movement to consolidate identity of the professional class. As an instrument of technical case study used a questionnaire distributed to students with registrations active until the first half of 2013. The data were analyzed approach under of cultural history, on the construction of identity, and sociology of the professions. It was found that the student movement is the strong agent in the actions of identity construction the profession in the market, mainly because its constituted in one course university degree offered in the state. In the system professional credentials: entities representatives, state and professionals, students of the UFS seem to be the most active agents in seeking recognition in society, proving thus that the university culture in their student movements corroborate the professional identity of future graduates.
ISSN:2178-9010