EDUC 665 Quiz 1,2,3,4
Updated 2023
EDUC 665 Quiz 1 Support Service Foundations
- According to the author, American Higher Education institutions aim to “invoke a sense of continuity and heritage” in order to:
- 1945-1970 is referred to as the “Golden Age” in higher education due to:
- According to the author, institutions often increase spending in an attempt to:
- The author credits the emergence of the for-profit institution to all of the following except:
- The term “Student Affairs” was first used to describe the student service profession in what era?
- Among other outcomes, the Buckley Amendment gave more power to:
- According to the author, the Serviceman’s Readjustment Act of 1944 had all but which of the following unintended outcomes?
- What word best describes the social perception related to Higher Education noted in the late 1800’s?
- What institutional distinction highlighted the “German model” in the late 1800’s?
- Opportunities for women to attend college increased exponentially after which historical event?
EDUC 665 Quiz 2 Theoretical Frameworks for Student Support
- According to the author, Student Affairs theories must evolve to accomodate:
- Developmental theories commonly describe development as occurring along a path of:
- According to the author, dissonance is required for:
- Applying theory to professional practice requires practice because:
- For development to occur, Sanford (1966) suggested that students need a balance of:
- What term do the authors use to describe “a conceptual lens that can be used to make sense of the nature and impact of organizational events on an outcome?”
- Which Campus Environment “perspective” places the most responsibility on the institution for creating an environment conducive to student success?
- Which of the following is not listed as a critical aspect of the “campus environment in college”?
- Which of Strange and Banning’s organizational environment “dimensions” are likely to have the biggest impact on student engagement?
- The assertion that “different people can experience the same environment in disparate ways” is a part of the authors larger charge to:
EDUC 665 Quiz 3 Quiz: Diversity, Inclusion, and the Campus Environment
- Which of the following is not a benefit of increased student diversity?
- Multicultural competence is espoused as a transformational framework to :
- According to the MCIM, another word for second-order change is:
- The creation of an elective course focusing on diversity & inclusion would most accurately fall under which section of the MCIM?
- The creation of a campus-wide student affairs curriculum focusing on multicultural awareness would most accurately fall under which section of the MCIM?
- Which of the following is not one of Smith’s (2009) dimensions of campus diversity?
- Which student group is noted to be more likely to perceive campus environments as exclusionary and unwelcoming?
- Which of the following strategies & competencies were not endorsed by the author for navigating environmentally controversial situations?
- According to the author, new students entering college show a disparity between their:
- Chapter five can be generalized as a focus on managing student’s:
EDUC 665 Quiz 4 Student Engagement
- Why does student retention require a multi-disciplinary theoretical approach?
- Tinto’s interactionalist model based on an acculturation-assimilation perspective is most accurately summarized by which common phrase?
- Which of the following is not a practice born out of the DEEP project?
- According to Tinto’s 1975 theory, who is most responsible for engagement?
- Why does the author suggest that retention theorists will likely view the issue of student experience through a “wide-angled lens” in the future?
- Which retention theorist is credited with developing Student Involvement Theory?
- An institutional investment in expanding campus lab space and external internship opportunities falls most closely in alignment with which theory?
- According to chapter 15 of the text, which of the following is a primary reason retention and completion rates so highly valued by institutions?
- The makeup of an institution’s environment has the greatest direct impact on:
- The Ecological model (Chapter 14) suggests that all but which of the following help shape the campus environment?