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Articles — The National Advisor (1985); Academic Athletic Journal (1986-2006)

Articles — The National Advisor (1985); Academic Athletic Journal (1986-2006)

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There were 168 items published in The National Advisor and Academic Athletic Journal over the 22 years (1985-2006) and 31 issues collected. Of these, 99 were empirical studies and 69 were non-empirical items (e.g., editorials, commentaries, literature reviews, book reviews). Issues were not published in 1998 or 2004. After 2006, N4A ceased publication of the Academic Athletic Journal.

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Career Counseling and Student-Athletes: A Needs Assessment

Etzel, Edward F.; Barrow, John C.; Pinkney, James W. (1994)

The self-reported personal/social needs of a random sample of 170 college student-athletes and a general student sample (n=300) at a Division I institution were compared. The authors used a needs assessment survey with 54 ...
The Athletic Dream: The Quest for Work Equality in an Unequal Society

Parmer, Twinet; Coleman, Victoria D. (1994)

African American males have not been afforded adequate access to the work place, and therefore, their work history has been characterized by underemployment and unemployment. However, many African American males have adopted ...
Reality Therapy in Athletic Counseling: Applications for College Student-Athletes

Bartolini, Brian J. (1994)

Reality Therapy is a useful theoretical framework when working with the college student-athlete population. With its biological foundation in Control Theory, Reality Therapy offers an explanation of how and why human beings ...
Perceptions of the Intercollegiate Athletic Experience: Perspectives from NCAA Division I and Division III

Strean, William B. (1994)

Although the structure of intercollegiate athletic has been critiqued virtually since its inception, little is known about how that structure influences student-athletes' experiences. Differences between a business model ...
Readers Respond: Student-Athlete Development: Balance is Key

Hill, Thomas L. (1994)

The author responded to the previous article by Gerdy by arguing that having advisors/athlete development staff in athletics is not necessarily a detriment to athletes as a unique population on campus. He argued that ...