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9781891859359

Listen Very Loud : Paying Attention in the Student Affairs Profession

by Mitchell, Randy L.
  • ISBN13:

    9781891859359

  • ISBN10:

    1891859358

  • Format: Paperback
  • Copyright: 2001-02-01
  • Publisher: Atwood Pub
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Table of Contents

Foreword ix
Acknowledgments xv
About This Book xvii
How to Listen to This Book xxi
Listen Very Loud
1(4)
Paying attention to the lessons of our professional life
Lessons from the Big Guy
5(10)
Unexpected wisdom from unrecognized mentors
I'm Still Alive
15(4)
The people, places, and purposes that give us meaning
The Hand of Grace
19(6)
Giving and receiving grace in professional practice
On Being Binked
25(4)
Being touched and changed by the random energy of students and staff
Find Your Joy
29(6)
Discovering and creating joy in and around our work lives
Me and My Guitar
35(4)
Fine-tuning the instruments we use
Responsibility and Freedom: Keys to Learning
39(10)
Helping students exercise their newfound freedom with responsibility
CTS Period
49(4)
Making sense by being sensible and sensitive
Shooting for the Stars
53(10)
Helping students define success through knowledge, skills, and competencies
A Learning Community in the Real World
63(6)
Making the entire campus a learning community
Motivation Revisited (or, Mr. Peabody's ``Wayback Time Machine'')
69(10)
Creating the conditions to foster student motivation
Five Easy Questions
79(4)
Breaking down educational barriers on campus
When Someone Gives You Grief
83(6)
Responding appropriately and authentically to loss and grief
The Gift of GAB, Filling the GAP, and the GAG Rule
89(6)
Responding appropriately to stress
Going as You've Learned or Learning as You Go
95(6)
Recognizing how we learn, what we've learned, and what to do with what we've learned
Summer Hiatus
101(4)
Adjusting to the seasonal needs of our students
Boxes and Stuff
105(6)
``Stuff'' management
B.A.L.A.N.C.E.
111(8)
Balancing personal and professional expectations and obligations
Deferred Living
119(4)
Seizing the day and investing in the present
Re-engagement
123(4)
Employing a lifetime of experience
Trains of Thought
127(6)
Appreciating the journey
Collegiate Kudzu
133(6)
Good ideas that get out of control-and how to live with them
Settling Up
139(6)
Reconciling differences and holding each other accountable
The Perception of Stress
145(4)
Differentiating perceptions from reality-and responding accordingly
Good News
149(4)
No news isn't good news if the good news doesn't get reported
Campus Soul Ecology
153(4)
Paying attention to the souls of our campuses
The Capacity To Care
157(4)
Caring about, rather than taking care of, the people in our work
The Lexicon of Little Things
161(8)
A dictionary of making a difference
Dear Darci
169(4)
Why I do what I do
Table of ``Context'': Reflection Questions 173(8)
Resources 181(2)
About the Author 183

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