This book provides a comprehensive guide to technology in student affairs. Many student affairs divisions have introduced advanced information and computer technology into their programs in response to the increasing economic constraints facing American colleges and universities today. Advanced technology in student affairs can reduce overhead costs and increase output despite personnel reductions. This book is designed to assist student affairs practitioners, graduate students, and graduate preparation program faculty members in applying advanced technology to their own programs. Co-published with the American College Personnel Association.

Contributions by: William Allbritten, Ronny Barnes, Sue A. Baum, Emily R. Burgwyn, Joan M. Comas, Betty R. Cully, David L. Grady, Patricia A. Hollander, Molly M. Lawrence, Joseph Gregory Leonard, Gary D. Melany, Judith G. Miller, Steve J. Miller, Donald B. Mills, Craig M. Ross, Edward G. Whipple, William Mark Whitson