South Africa's First-Year Experience: Consolidating and Deepening a Culture of National Scholarship
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https://doi.org/10.24085/jsaa.v8i2.4445Abstract
This special edition of Journal of Student Affairs in Africa (JSAA) represents an important milestone for South Africa's First-Year Experience movement. This milestone is about reaching a particular stage of maturation in the drive to cultivate national First-Year Experience scholarship. It also shows the importance of the continued development of South Africa's only dedicated national centre for First-Year Experience, i.e. the South African National Resource Centre for the First-Year Experience (SANRC), in terms of helping grow and nurture scholarship in the field.
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