Taking Stock: Using Focus Groups to Better Meet the Needs of Student Leaders and Advisors

Taking Stock: Using Focus Groups to Better Meet the Needs of Student Leaders and Advisors

The use of focus groups to assess existing college student leadership efforts and as a step in developing better programs is examined. Procedures include assembling a planning team, identifying information needs, determining the composition of focus groups, soliciting and training volunteers, and us...

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Published in:Campus Activities Programming Vol. 26; no. 5; p. 54
Main Authors: Nolfi, Tricia, Forney, Dea
Format: Journal Article
Language:English
Published: 1993
Subjects:
Committees
Extracurricular Activities
Faculty Advisers
Focus Groups Approach
Group Membership
Higher Education
Planning
Program Development
Student Leadership
Volunteer Training
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Summary:The use of focus groups to assess existing college student leadership efforts and as a step in developing better programs is examined. Procedures include assembling a planning team, identifying information needs, determining the composition of focus groups, soliciting and training volunteers, and using focus group results to design a program. (MSE)
ISSN:0098-1664