Student Activism as a Form of Leadership and Student Development

Tony Chambers · Christine E. Phelps

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Higher Education Research Studies Higher Education Practises and Engagement Education, Leadership, and Health Research

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The authors explore the notion that student activism is a form of leadership and development, and review the developmental potelrtial of activists’ behavior and thought.

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