The doctoral experience of student affairs administrators

Cawthon, McClellan, Dunn, and Grandpre surveyed 92 student affairs professionals with recent doctorates to determine which parts of the doctoral experience were most stressful, and to solicit advice for student affairs professionals who are considering pursuing a doctorate. Responses were similar re...

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Published in:The College student affairs journal 2001-04, Vol.20 (2), p.64
Main Authors: Cawthon, Tony W, McClellan, Melanie A, Dunn, Merrily S, Grandpre, Edward A
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
Academic degrees
Counselor Training
Doctoral Programs
Graduate studies
Instructional Leadership
Nontraditional Students
Polls & surveys
Professionals
Stress
Student Financial Aid
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Summary:Cawthon, McClellan, Dunn, and Grandpre surveyed 92 student affairs professionals with recent doctorates to determine which parts of the doctoral experience were most stressful, and to solicit advice for student affairs professionals who are considering pursuing a doctorate. Responses were similar regardless of gender, ethnicity, relationship status, parental status, degree type, and employment pattern while enrolled.
ISSN:0888-210X