SCUP Portfolio Make Way for Millennials:
How Students Are Shaping Learning in Higher Education!

	This particular portfolio brings together 13 peer-reviewed articles and 3 book reviews which have been collected from two themed issues of Planning for Higher Education, published in October 2008 and January 2009. We think you will find it interesting reading and a valuable reference tool. Free! Member-Only Benefit Download it (PDF).

Table of Contents

• "Make Way for Millennials: How Students Are Shaping Learning in Higher Education!" by John Ruffo (guest editor's introduction)
• "Building for a New Generation of Learning: Conversations to Catalyze our Construction" by Mark David Milliron, Kathleen Plinske, and Coral Noonan-Terry
• "Changing Minds in Higher Education: Students Change, So Why Can’t Colleges?" by John Tagg 
• "The Serious Matter of Informal Learning"
  by Peter Jamieson
• "What’s Past is Prologue: The Evolving Paradigms of Student Affairs" by Simone Himbeault Taylor 
• "Prevention Through Connection: Creating a Campus Climate of Care" by Jesse Owen and Emil Rodolpha
• "Colleges and Universities Want to be Your Friend: Communicating via Online Social Networking" by Tamara L. Wandel
• "Make Way for Millennials! How Today’s Students are Shaping Higher Education Space" by Persis C. Rickes
• "Students in My Backyard:
  Housing at the Campus Edge and Other Emerging Trends in Residential Development" by John Martin and Mark Allen
• "Fusion Building: New Trend with Some Old Roots" by Craig Hamilton 
• "Collegiate Recreational Sports: Pivotal Players in Student Success" by Kent J. Blumenthal
• "Let’s Hear from Students" by Claire L. Turcotte 
• "The Inheritance of Millennial Students: What Will They Inherit from Their Campus Experience and Consequently What Legacy Will They Leave the Next Generation?" by Freda Pagani 
• Book Review, The Learning Paradigm College by John Tagg
  Reviewed by Sandra L Kortesoja
• Book Review, The Student Leadership Challenge by James M. Kouzes & Barry Z. Posner
  Reviewed by Clayton McPherson
• Book Review: How College Affects Students, Volume 2: A third decade of research (2005)
  by Ernest Pascarella and Patrick Terenzini
  Reviewed by Simone Himbeault Taylor

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What Is a SCUP Portfolio?

A portfolio is a way of bringing valuable knowledge from different places within the society's collection of resources and assembling them into a single, useful PDF document that you can purchase, download, and then access on your computer whenever you wish. For example, a portfolio can include articles from SCUP's peer-reviewed journal, Planning for Higher Education (PHE) journal; a book chapter, a white paper, or a list of useful internet links.

The 'Make Way for Millennials' portfolio is a 129-page searchable PDF which, you can purchase and download. Feel free to print as many as you wish.

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