Having a student volunteer program is a win-win
Purpose - This paper aims to focus on the use of a formal student volunteer program to offset budgetary shortfalls as well as provide opportunities for student learning.Design methodology approach - The paper builds the case by citing findings from case studies in the field.Findings - This paper con...
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| description | Purpose - This paper aims to focus on the use of a formal student volunteer program to offset budgetary shortfalls as well as provide opportunities for student learning.Design methodology approach - The paper builds the case by citing findings from case studies in the field.Findings - This paper concludes that a formal strategic program along with identified learning outcomes for the student volunteers will be of benefit to both parties.Originality value - The paper is the foundation for the development of the author's own formal program. |
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