Overall Alumni Confidence and Effect of Culminating Experiences on Learning in Student Affairs Preparation Programs: Examining CAS Professional Studies Standards

Alumni (n=109) of master’s student affairs preparation programs were surveyed regarding their mastery of learning outcomes based on the CAS Professional Studies curriculum standards. Results indicated that alumni were confident in most areas of their professional preparation; however, confidence was...

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