Residence Hall Program and Perception of University Environment

Charles G Eberly; Eugene J Cech

Residence Hall Program and Perception of University Environment

Charles G Eberly, Eugene J Cech

Eastern Illinois University

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I have always maintained that at-risk students were often blamed for their lack of success, rather than supported to overcome their prior educational challenges. As a second year residence hall director I had the privilege of working in a building with two distant wings. With the support of my mentor, Dr. Eugene J. Cech, Director of Testing, we developed a residence life program designed to assist summer lower-quarter high school graduates to be successful in college. The quality of residence life does make a difference. The journal, College Student Survey, no longer appears to be published.

Idioma original	American English
Publicación	College Student Survey
Volumen	2
Estado	Published - 1968

Disciplines

Educational Assessment, Evaluation, and Research
Higher Education Administration
Student Counseling and Personnel Services

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