A Vision of Students Today
posted by Derek Melleby | 2:41 PM
College Transition Initiative
Welcome to the blog of the Center for Parent/Youth Understanding’s (CPYU) College Transition Initiative (CTI). This site contains commentary on transitional issues, exploring research, trends and college student culture. For more information visit: www.cpyu.org.
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The transition from high school to college is a difficult one, and yet, it is a transition that is often overlooked. This site is to help college bound students, parents, and youth workers stay up to date on the latest research and trends in regards to college transition. Your comments are greatly appreciated. Join the conversation!
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2 Comments:
nice. their website is good too. I've added it to the facebook group "Academic Faithfulness." Where are you? :-)
Disturbing. The savvy choice of location, text, music and the low resolution, which can be addressed by the download, helps deliver the point. A well done statement of the angst by those in the system. Does this represent those which made the video? The 2 videos posted on Media Culture were stunning. Any comment on the message of "A Vision of Students Today"?
I'm running out the door to play basketball in the real world with you, but I guess I'll say, 1. one presses on in such an environment, as a student, parent, and campus ministry, by the resting in and taking part in the Father's vision for the creation incarnated in Christ Jesus, passed on in the Word, lived out by the People of God. Praying for the power of the Holy Spirit to be a savvy Christian . . . 2. the piece is more representative of the students in large state universities (in the US). 3. still processing . . .
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