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Issue 29(2)

From the Co-Editors: Academic Advising for Liberal and Practical Education 29(2): 3

Voices from the Field at the 2008 National Conference 29(2): 5

From the President and Executive Director: Welcome to the Celebration! Charlie Nutt and Casey Self, 29(2): 7

Articles:

• John R. Thelin and Amy S. Hirschy. College Students and the Curriculum: The Fantastic Voyage of Higher Education, 1636 to the Present. 29(2): 9
• Sandra Cook. Important Events in the Development of Academic Advising in the United States, 29(2):18
• Thomas J. Grites and Virginia N. Gordon, The History of NACADA: An Amazing Journey. 29(2): 41
• Gary Padak and Terry Kuhn. Voices from the Leadership of Academic Advising. 29(2): 56
• Jennifer Joslin and associates. Voices from the Field: Veteran Advisors. 29(2): 68
• Wesley R. Habley, Academic Advising as a Field of Inquiry. 29(2): 76
• Nancy Barnes, Terry Kuhn, and Thomas J. Grites. List of the Theme, Date, Location, Conference Chair, Attendance, President, and Membership for All National Advising Conferences. 29(2); 84

Annotated bibliography of recent research in the field of academic advising: 29(2): 91.

Book Reviews referenced in issue 29(2) - Fall 2009

Featured review: Assessment methods for student affairs

Reviews of other recent books applicable to the field of advising:

• The Academic Portfolio: A Practical Guide to Documenting Teaching, Research, and Service
• Assessing the online learner: Resources and strategies for faculty
• Biracial and Multiracial Students
• Curriculum development for adult learners in the global community: Volume I, strategic approaches
• Designing and implementing career programs: A handbook for effective practice.
• Developing and managing career resources
• Developing learner-centered teaching: A practical guide for faculty
• The essential department chair: A practical guide to college administration
• Faculty at the margins
• The first year and beyond: Rethinking the challenge of collegiate transition
• The Gender Gap in College: Maximizing the Developmental potential of Women and Men
• Group career counseling: Practices and principles
• Helping college students: Developing essential support skills for student affairs practice
• How to market career development programs and services.
• The literature review: Six steps to success
• Mixed methods in social inquiry
• Organizing higher education for collaboration: A guide for campus leaders
• Parental involvement in higher education: Understanding the relationship among students, parents, and the institution
• Practicing research: Discovering evidence that matters
• Section 504 and the ADA
• A strengths-based approach to career development using appreciative inquiry
• Teaching career development: A Primer for Instructors and Presenters
• Using emerging technologies to enhance student engagement
• Using Wikis for online collaboration: The power of the read-write web

Annotated bibliography of new research applicable to the field of academic advising