napsa student affairs administrators in higher education logo with green diamond  | NASPA Home

 

Publications  
sub_menu_cap_top
Featured Publications sub_menu_bul_off  
Books sub_menu_bul_off  
Journals sub_menu_bul_off  
Magazines sub_menu_bul_off  
Newsletters sub_menu_bul_off  
Publish sub_menu_bul_off  
Advertise sub_menu_bul_off  
Historical Documents sub_menu_bul_off  
sub_menu_cap_lwr
     
NASPA Journal
       ISSN 0027-6021 
 AIMS & SCOPE
 EDITORIAL BOARD
 ANNOUNCEMENTS
 AUTHOR GUIDELINES
cover current_issue all_issues myaccount SUBMIT ARTICLE 

bealert

Search the Journal
 
Go to:
Or:

Current Issue
Volume 46, Issue 1

Table of Contents
Jennifer L. McComb and William E. Hanson
Problem Gambling on College Campuses
Wendy Neifeld Wheeler and Jelane A. Kennedy EdD
Using Parents in a Defined Role in Alcohol Education: Parents as Prevention Specialists
Ronald Huesman Jr, Anthony K. Brown, Giljae Lee, John P. Kellogg, and Peter M. Radcliffe
Gym Bags and Mortarboards: Is Use of Campus Recreation Facilities Related to Student Success?
Norma Gaines-Hanks and Nyasha Grayman
International Service-Learning in South Africa and Personal Change: An Exploratory Content Analysis
Linda Kuk and James H. Banning
Designing Student Affairs Organizational Structures: Perceptions of Senior Student Affairs Officers
Delores E. McNair
Review of "Academic advising: New insights for teaching and learning in the first year"
Diane Waryold
Review of "Fostering student success in the campus community"

NASPA Journal Volume 46, Issue 1

SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT

The NASPA Journal stopped accepting new manuscripts February 15, 2009. Manuscripts that were submitted to the NASPA Journal prior to February 15, 2009, will be reviewed according to the current guidelines posted on the NASPA Journal website.

NASPA is proud to announce the launch of the Journal of Student Affairs Research and Practice, a prestigious new journal dedicated to scholarship and innovation in student affairs. The vision of the new Journal of Student Affairs Research and Practice is to publish the most rigorous, relevant, and well-respected research that makes a difference in student affairs practice.

As of March 15, 2009, manuscript submissions will be accepted for the Journal of Student Affairs Research and Practice. Please review the complete article submission guidelines before submitting a manuscript.




HOME  | MY ACCOUNT  |
Copyright ©1999-2009 Berkeley Electronic Press. All rights reserved.