Alicia B. Harvey-Smith, Editor
How can student affairs divisions and other organizations transform to become more learning-centered?
The learning college concept has been the most popular reform model for postsecondary education since Terry O'Banion authored The Learning College for the 21st Century (American Association of Community Colleges 1997). The Seventh Learning College Principle is a unique resource for institutions wanting to acquire additional knowledge on the adoption of the learning college concept and on becoming a more learning-centered organization.
This groundbreaking text is one of the first national efforts to examine the learning college concept, its six principles, and the change process as it applies to institutions and student affairs divisions. Further, editor and lead author Harvey-Smith drew on her recent research at community colleges to add a seventh principle to the learning college concept as the foundation for the six other principles.
The Seventh Learning College Principle is a valuable resource for all types and sizes of educational institutions, especially community colleges.
Paperback | 2005 | 180 pages
ISBN-10: 0-931654-37-8
ISBN-13: 978-0-931654-37-4