Succeeding in Higher Education: Find Your Person
Abstract
This presentation explored the effectiveness of accountability partnerships in higher education. Whether faculty or student, these unique partnerships can help ensure success in academic endeavors. Some literature comments on this approach to success within higher education, but the research is scant and tends to focus on accountability partnerships as part of larger mentoring programs (Berk, R. A., 2011; Smith, et al., 2018; Smolcic, et al., 2017; Swann, et al., 2023; Traini, et al., 2021)- text
- Academic Advising
- Adult and Continuing Education
- Adult and Continuing Education and Teaching
- Development Studies
- Educational Leadership
- Educational Methods
- Educational Psychology
- Educational Sociology
- Humane Education
- Interpersonal and Small Group Communication
- Leadership Studies
- Other Communication
- Other Education
- Other Social and Behavioral Sciences
- Other Sociology
- Other Teacher Education and Professional Development
- Personality and Social Contexts
- Scholarship of Teaching and Learning
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