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Spring 2002: Table of Contents
Volume 9, Number 2
Articles
Admitted Student Publications: A Model Using Focus Group Research to Improve Communications
Heather S. Shupp, Roger D. Wessel, and Mary Lauck-Barr
The Value of the Liberal Arts and What it Means for Orientation Professionals
Penny Fripp Jones
Meeting the Needs of Female First Year Students: How Well Does Orientation Work?
Myron L. Pope
Departmental and University Orientation: A Case Study on Competing Programs and Supportive Systems
Robin Love and Michael Miller
Orientation’s Role in Addressing the Developmental Stages of Parents
Bonita C. Jacobs and Elizabeth A. With
Campus Notes
The Critical First Year: Making the Transition to College Teaching
Mei-Yan Lu
Enhancing an Extended Orientation Course Through the Use of Peer Instructors
Denise L. Rode and Christopher A. Kubic
Extended Orientation Under Limited Resources: An Example of Collaboration and BALANCE
Valerie M. Hodge and Patricia A. Kashner
Book Reviews
Fish! A Remarkable Way to Boost Morale and Improve Results
Reviewed by Gregory V. Wolcott
One L
Reviewed by Janet B. Rainey
The Knowledge Factory
Reviewed by Jaleh Mohsenin