<p>The study approached viewers of religious television as an active audience as defined
in uses and gratifications research, and considered the interrelated nature of television …

In a recent report, the authors showed that the academic intervention process, rather than
the specific intervention content, was responsible for a short-term influx in at-risk student …

Academic advisors charged with developing and implementing student success strategies
should ask: To what extent is the process of intervention, rather than the nature of any specific …

Historically Black colleges and universities (HBCUs) have been subjected to harsh criticism
within the higher education community. A common theme is that the shared and archaic …

Providing an accessible and adaptable education has become an increasingly daunting
task for community colleges. Administrators must formulate adaptive strategies as well as …

If advertisers and programmers are to keep pace with the rapid structural and contextual
changes in broadcast and cable television, and maintain their young audiences, they must gain …

The investigation reported here lends further support to the interrelated‐ness of television use
motives, the identification of instrumental and ritualized patterns in how television is used, …

… Some might cavil that actively watching television as Robert Abelman and David Atkin
demand is asking too much. For many it will be, especially those who feel that having a point of …

Most religious colleges and universities have made a conscientious effort to embed a declaration
of religious identity and its defining values and guiding principles into their institutional …

Quality academic advising in higher education is the product of a multitude of elements not
the least of which is institutional vision. By recognizing and embracing an institution's concept …