Our guest this week is Dr. Claire Robbins who spoke with Dustin to continue our conversation on student development theories.  Claire brings her perspective as a higher education faculty member to add a different angle to this dialogue. Check out last week's episode to hear from a student affairs professional, Tyler Miller, for a continued discussion of this topic!
 
Appreciate Claire taking time out for the show!
 
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Episode #88: Dr. Claire Robbins on Student Development Theories, Part II

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Episode #88: Dr. Claire Robbins on Student Development Theories, Part II

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