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Enhancing Student Connections: Students' Perceptions of a Spiritually Focused Wilderness Orientation Program
Academic Affairs Publications
  • Andrew J. Bobilya, Montreat College
  • Lynn D. Akey, Minnesota State University, Mankato
Document Type
Conference Presentation
Publication Date
11-10-2008
Abstract

The use of wilderness orientation programs is growing in the U.S. In 2006, more than 17,000 students participated in such programs. In addition, the spiritual development of college students has gained attention. This session will provide the results of a study that investigated students’ perceptions of a spiritually focused wilderness orientation program and the influence of their participation on their transition to college. Participants will also receive an overview of the program design and considerations for implementation.

Citation Information
Bobilya, A. & Akey, L. (2008, November 10). Enhancing Student Connections: Students' Perceptions of a Spiritually Focused Wilderness Orientation Program. Presentation at the 2008 National Conference on Students in Transition, Columbia, SC.