大学生社会实践项目化运作的思考

当前大学生社会实践中存在着“缺少科学的规划与指导”、“目标过于宏大”、“机制不够完善”、“经费投入不足”等问题。大学生社会实践应引入项目化运作模式，把大学生社会实践的内容分解为若干个研究课题或活动，以项目的形式开展，通过对项目的管理，使大学生社会实践走上一条科学化、规范化的持续发展道路。     

Attitudes of College Students Toward Women in Policing

Attitudes toward women in policing among undergraduate college students were examined. The findings revealed that feminist orientation was the most consistent predictor of support for women in policing, with academic major also having a significant influence. Gender, race/ethnicity, classification in school (i.e., academic year), and support for the police were generally not significant predictors. Separate analyses completed for men and women indicated that there was some difference in the factors that predicted support for women in policing. Implications of the research are discussed.     

初探李开复写给青年学生七封信的特色和启示

李开复写给青年学生的七封信是有其时代背景、现实原因和个人因素的。通过梳理,笔者认为七封信具有实践性、学术性、针对性、广泛性、目的性等特色。进一步学习和深入研究李开复的七封信中的青年教育特色,汲取其深刻内涵和本质精华,对于探索当代中国社会转型时期的青年学生思想教育工作无疑具有一定的启发意义和借鉴作用。     

医学预科生与医院管理者的人文素质教育对比分析

本文选取医学预科生与医院管理者的人文素质教育各一例,即缅怀无言良师和晨读,从案例背景、实施目的、实施对象及特点、实施过程及效果等方面进行异同分析,得出医学人文教育的局部共性规律,并探寻医学人文教育与医学日常教学活动在方法论上的关联性。     

新时代新疆少数民族大学生国家认同教育探析

随着中国特色社会主义进入新时代,新疆少数民族大学生国家认同教育更具有紧迫性和时代性。国家认同是国家统一和社会稳定的基础,而新疆是境内外敌对势力利用民族、宗教、文化对我国进行渗透和分裂的前沿,大学生是祖国的未来,也是敌对势力争取的对象。对新疆高校少数民族大学生国家认同教育进行研究和分析,提出新疆少数民族大学生国家认同教育的有效路径,推行国学教育,充分发挥课堂教学的主导作用;以校园文化为载体,积极开展国家认同教育;大力发展国家通用语言教育等,为新时代中华民族多元一体融合奠定更加坚实的基础。     

家训文化与大学生廉洁自律意识之养成

勤俭廉洁思想是中国传统家训文化的精华。"勤俭互生,奢贪同源",勤俭持家,慎独自律,勤政廉洁等价值理念,有助于丰富大学生廉洁自律教育的内涵。养成大学生廉洁自律意识,应主动借鉴传统家训培养子弟勤廉价值观的教育实践及其教育方式,高度重视教育者的示范与引导作用;应以事说理,以史证理,言之有物;应结合大学生的日常生活与学习,于细微处养成勤俭自律的习惯;应坚持教育引导与惩戒约束并重,培养大学生的良好品德。     

社会兼职对大学生就业竞争力影响研究——基于十所在榕高校的实证分析

大学生就业竞争力是实现大学生个体和职业机会有效结合的综合素养的集中反映,良好的社会兼职活动是在校大学生提升就业竞争力的重要途径之一。目前,在校大学生社会兼职存在兼职与学习之间“度”的把握欠缺、兼职的盲目性、缺乏统一管理和指导以及社会管理的不规范性和学生的法制意识薄弱等问题。因此,学校与学生均要通过各种途径与努力,才能通过社会兼职提升大学生的就业竞争力。     

当代大学生信仰群体趋同性大于差异性归因

文章对492名当代大学生进行了信仰现状的问卷调查,结果表明：当代大学生信仰明显呈现出群体趋同性大干差异性特征,趋同性是整体的,差异性是个别的;趋同性是宏观的,差异性是微观的.社会发展的过程应是个性不断彰显的过程,尤其这代90后大学生,是带着异常鲜明个性登上社会舞台的,这种信仰的群体性趋同仿佛产生了一种文化学意义上的背离.文章尝试对这种趋同性归因进行思考,以期更真实把握当代大学生信仰的代际特征.     

Public Administration Curricula and the One-Sided Attitudes of University Students and Practitioners in Chinese PA

This paper addresses the issue in the teaching of public administration （PA） in China. It provides students with the needed knowledge and skills, but fails to provide them with the broad perspectives needed in government. This is based on the internationally recognized and widely adopted psychological typing tool Myers-Briggs Type Indicator （MBTI）. Previous research showed that one can distinguish four dimensions in psychological typing of public administrators. The paper finds that Chinese students in PA develop especially as introverted, sensing, thinking, and perceiving practitioners. This can be concluded that from an analysis of the Psychological Quality of University students who want to be administrators and practitioners in Chinese PA. More attention in PA curricula for the non-rational aspects, as well as for the broad understanding of the public sector, and practice in the form of internships, might result in balancing the attitudes of students and future administrators. At the end, some recommendations are given.     

Free-Standing Doctoral Programs in Community Psychology

We examined school sense of community (SSOC) between university students who are first-generation U.S. citizens (n = 936) or students who are non-first-generation U.S. citizens (n = 3,556), and between first-generation college students (n = 1,114) and students who are non-first-generation college students (n = 3,378), both attending an urban and diverse Roman Catholic university. Participants reported their SSOC and whether the school was innovative and inclusive, examining whether a higher sense of school community and positive notions of one's campus mission related to being a first-generation U.S. citizen or a first-generation college student. Results showed that a lack of belongingness may lead to lower academic achievement, school dropouts, and less school involvement. Future research should explore why there is a differing impact on school sense of community and campus mission perception for students who are first-generation U.S. citizens or first-generation college students.