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Showing 1 to 20 of 46 for “"university staff"”.
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A Benevolent Community: Information Exchange Among University Staff
… institutional information among administrative staff in a public university. The analysis is based on data from a survey completed by over 400 participants and eight interviews completed by administrative staff at a public research-intensive university. Findings suggest that several measures of …
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Feeling Our Way: An ethnographic exploration of university staff experiences of ‘soft skills’ learning and development programmes
… ubiquitous presence in higher education (HE), staff learning and development programmes (LDPs) featuring soft skills remain a largely uncharted dimension of global university culture. Few studies have explored their meaning for participants or the relationship between LDPs, self-care and …
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A Daily Diary Investigation of the Impact of Flexible Work Arrangements on Physical Activity Among University Staff
… levels of daily physical activity in a sample of university staff employees who use flexible work arrangements (flextime or telework). Our first aim was to investigate the link between self-efficacy, perceived barriers, and flexible work arrangements on daily physical activity. Our second aim was …
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Barriers and facilitators of brown rice consumption, sensory acceptability and its effect on blood glucose level among university staff
… Faculty of Applied Sciences at the Durban University of Technology, 2021.
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Varying occupational stress and organisational commitment within the university staff of contrasting economies (Cross-sectional comparative study of middle range public universities in Pakistan and the UK)
… cause more stress to females and non-teaching staff, while organisational factors often make males and teaching staff stressed. Furthermore, the physical and behavioural effects are higher amongst males and non-teaching staff, while females and teaching staff have higher psychological symptoms. …
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Associations between health literacy and attention to food packaging, front of pack labels, and claims
… view food packaging components. Sample: 25 University Staff and 25 Adult Education students were recruited for participation in the study. The final sample included 47 adults (24 University Staff and 23 Adult Education Students), with 61% of adults were between 25-44 years old, 77% were …
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Australian attitudes towards computer crime
This investigation compares the responses of university staff and students of a Faculty of Business with those of the staff and students at the New South Wales Police Academy, in Goulburn. The research tested the attitudes of the respondents to computer fraud, credit card fraud, copying software …
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An investigation into the attitudes of staff at North West University (Mafikeng Campus) towards the inclusion of students with disabilities : deconstructing psychological barriers towards the inclusion of students with disabilities
… study focused on identifying attitudes of University staff towards the inclusion of students with disabilities at University within the context of a focus on psychological wellness. A probability sample of 93 staff members was selected through systematic random sampling from the-Mafikeng …
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An investigation of state university provisions for liaison with student religious groups
… was designed to describe policies, programs and staff assignments in higher education institutions related to student religious groups and campus ministers. The study replicated research done by George Jones in 1968.The population of the study consisted of 509 four-year tax-assisted state …
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The challenges of female mature students studying at undergraduate level at the University of Malta
… studying at undergraduate level face at the University of Malta. This research sought to study their relationship with University staff and students, as well as with their relatives. A qualitative approach was adopted for this dissertation and the participants were interviewed. Six …
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Researching British university sport initiations
… was utilised to collect information on British university sport initiations. An international student embedded himself as a student-athlete within a British university to learn the cultural meanings of a foreign sport culture and to possess an emic perspective. Semi-structured interviews were …
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The preventable burden of musculoskeletal conditions in Australian musicians
… affected. Most studies have been conducted on university classical music students and professional orchestral musicians, leaving other sub-groups, such as military band musicians and opera singers, under-investigated. Even for these most commonly researched groups, there have been relatively …
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Different worlds: An exploration of university teaching staff's perceptions of their own training and development
… study focused on an apparent paradox. Teaching staff within the University, who might be expected to value continuous learning and professional development, tend not to participate in in-house training and development activities organised for University staff. Ironically, the behaviour of …
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The relationship between purpose and meaning in life and health promotion activities in adult employed women
… employed females: 34 registered nurses and 38 university staff, faculty, or administration. Purpose in life was measured by the Life Attitude Profile (LAP) and health promotion activities by the Health-Promoting Lifestyle Profile (HPLP). Data revealed a statistically significant relationship …
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Exploring bullying aganist academics in Pakistan: A corrosive workplace issue
… study makes a novel contribution by examining staff being bullied within the higher education sector in Pakistan, an unexplored focus that has received modest attention. The study aims to explore workplace bullying factors using qualitative methods, focusing on academic staff members' firsthand …
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MAKING THE INVISIBLE VISIBLE: A CRITICAL CASE STUDY OF SELECT HISPANIC FEMALE COLLEGE STUDENTS’ EXPERIENCES WITH ACADEMIC RACIAL BIAS AT A 4-YEAR TEXAS UNIVERSITY
… professors, four were other students, one was a university staff member, and one was a community member. By gender, the offenders were six males and four females. Nine of the offenders were White and one was a person of color. Though these negative experiences occurred, three of the four study …
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An interpretive study of student-centred learning through constructivist, humanist and socio-cultural lenses
… often defined, and an informal investigation of university staff revealed a variety of conflicting Interpretations. This ambiguity Is problematic for academic developers, and so warranted further Investigation through literature review and interviews with academic staff from the researcher's …
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EXPLORING THE CAPACITY AND STUDENT NEEDS OF WELLNESS PROGRAMS AND SERVICES OFFERED AT A HISTORICALLY BLACK COLLEGE AND UNIVERSITY (HBCU): A CASE STUDY APPROACH
… reasons, such as financial constraints on the university or the use their own instruments to assess their students’ health and wellness needs. Further, they may not see a need for the NCHA. Most universities use data analyzed from the NCHA to tailor their wellness programs to their students’ …
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Assessment of Guidance and Counseling Services Provision to Students: A Case of Six Selected Universities in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania
… universities they were unable to cope with university life due to financial crisis and social problems. Consequently, suffer from resulting psychological and emotional disabilities, related to issues of disturbances and riots. The ability of students to overcome these challenges will depend …
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