Zach Turner writes: “(college administrators) should give students the resources necessary to create their own independent organizations that have the freedom to advocate for what they see fit. You should take it upon yourself to make sure that those organizations are fully funded and staffed. And when I say ‘staffed,’ I do not mean staff it with administrators who must answer to the institution. No, I mean provide staff members who must only answer to students.” Read more in Inside Higher Education.
PERSPECTIVES: Student Voice, Advocacy More Important than Ever
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