高校学生事务管理是高等教育发展的产物,美国高校学生事务管理理论与实践研究走在世界前列。依托Web of Science数据库,运用文献计量学方法,借助关键词共现和突现知识图谱分析美国高校学生事务管理的相关研究进展,借助关键词时区分布知...高校学生事务管理是高等教育发展的产物,美国高校学生事务管理理论与实践研究走在世界前列。依托Web of Science数据库,运用文献计量学方法,借助关键词共现和突现知识图谱分析美国高校学生事务管理的相关研究进展,借助关键词时区分布知识图谱分析研究趋势,最终总结出其研究的五大特点:研究领域拓宽,关注管理者素质提升;理论运用广泛,用新视角看问题;研究方法多样,打破定量研究范式;研究形势多变,学生事务受到新挑战;研究主题聚焦,公平、公正是永恒目标。展开更多
The study of disaster-specific leadership of female university students has been largely neglected,especially during on-campus emergency eviction and evacuation.Based on the COVID-19-triggered,on-campus evictions acro...The study of disaster-specific leadership of female university students has been largely neglected,especially during on-campus emergency eviction and evacuation.Based on the COVID-19-triggered,on-campus evictions across Canada and the United States,this cross-national partnership examined the out-of-province/state and international female university students’leadership during the entire eviction process.Through in-depth interviews,this study revealed the female university students’leadership behaviors during three stages:(1)pre-eviction:their self-preparedness formed an emotional foundation to support others;(2)peri-eviction:their attitude and leadership behavior enabled them to facilitate(psychologically and physically)their peers’eviction process;and(3)post-eviction:they continued to support their peers virtually and raised the general public’s awareness regarding the plight of vulnerable and marginalized populations.This article argues that the female university students’leadership that emerged during the eviction process became complementary to and even augmented the universities’official efforts and beyond.This leadership represents empirical evidence that contributes to the existing literature on gender and leadership by demonstrating female youth as empowered stakeholders rather than as merely passive victims.Future studies could develop detailed stratification of gender and age dimensions in order to portray a more comprehensive picture of the younger generation’s leadership in hazards and disaster research and practice.展开更多
文摘高校学生事务管理是高等教育发展的产物,美国高校学生事务管理理论与实践研究走在世界前列。依托Web of Science数据库,运用文献计量学方法,借助关键词共现和突现知识图谱分析美国高校学生事务管理的相关研究进展,借助关键词时区分布知识图谱分析研究趋势,最终总结出其研究的五大特点:研究领域拓宽,关注管理者素质提升;理论运用广泛,用新视角看问题;研究方法多样,打破定量研究范式;研究形势多变,学生事务受到新挑战;研究主题聚焦,公平、公正是永恒目标。
基金This research was supported by the Quick Response program in the Natural Hazards Center,at the University of Colorado BoulderThe Quick Response program is based on work supported by the National Science Foundation(NSF)(Award#1635593)This research was also undertaken,in part,thanks to funding from the Canada Research Chairs Program(Award#950-232880).
文摘The study of disaster-specific leadership of female university students has been largely neglected,especially during on-campus emergency eviction and evacuation.Based on the COVID-19-triggered,on-campus evictions across Canada and the United States,this cross-national partnership examined the out-of-province/state and international female university students’leadership during the entire eviction process.Through in-depth interviews,this study revealed the female university students’leadership behaviors during three stages:(1)pre-eviction:their self-preparedness formed an emotional foundation to support others;(2)peri-eviction:their attitude and leadership behavior enabled them to facilitate(psychologically and physically)their peers’eviction process;and(3)post-eviction:they continued to support their peers virtually and raised the general public’s awareness regarding the plight of vulnerable and marginalized populations.This article argues that the female university students’leadership that emerged during the eviction process became complementary to and even augmented the universities’official efforts and beyond.This leadership represents empirical evidence that contributes to the existing literature on gender and leadership by demonstrating female youth as empowered stakeholders rather than as merely passive victims.Future studies could develop detailed stratification of gender and age dimensions in order to portray a more comprehensive picture of the younger generation’s leadership in hazards and disaster research and practice.
