What’s in it for them? Examining the bi-directional advantages of student/alumni participation in university course advisory committees

Kath Attree

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Abstract

Student as Partnerships (SaP) initiatives represent an emerging approach to
enhancing student engagement, improving learning and teaching design and
delivery, and fostering genuine collaborative learning communities. Inclusion of
students in course advisory committees(CAC)s offers one opportunity to engage
students as partners in the design, development and review of course curriculum.
This research reports on the reciprocal benefits flowing to both students and
academic staff of the engagement of students (and students who later become
alumni) as members in CACs. The findings will be shared in this presentation.
Original languageEnglish
Publication statusPublished - 04 Jul 2022
EventSTARS Student Transitions Achievement Retention & Success Conference 2022
- Online
Duration: 04 Jul 202206 Jul 2022
https://unistars.org/program/
https://unistars.org/papers/STARS2022.pdf (Abstract proceedings)

Conference

ConferenceSTARS Student Transitions Achievement Retention & Success Conference 2022
Period04/07/2206/07/22
OtherOn behalf of the STARS Team, it is with
great pleasure that we welcome you to the
7th STARS Conference in 2022 - our second
COVID-19-safe-3-day-online-format!
We welcome home all the loyal members of
the STARS community and offer a special
welcome to our delegates who are with us for
the first time this year – you are among friends.
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