The Absent/Disappeared From Class Student

References / Credits

References

DiPietro, Michele. "The Day After: Faculty Behavior in Post 9/11 Classes." (2003) http://www.podnetwork.org/resources/pdf/The_Day_After.pdf 2 Feb. 2007.

Huston, Therese A., and Michele DiPietro. "In the Eye of the Storm: Students' Perception of Helpful Faculty Actions Following a Collective Tragedy." To Improve the Academy 21 (2007): 206-224.

Kardia, Diana, Crisca Bierwert, Constance E. Cook, A.T. Miller and Matthew Kaplan. "Discussing the Unfathomable: Classroom-Based Responses to Tragedy." Change 34.1 (2002): 19-22.

Miller, Katherine. "The Experience of Emotion on the Workplace." Management Communication Quarterly 15.4 (2002): 571-600.

Pavela, Gary. "Memorandum to the Faculty: Teaching Troubled Students After Virginia Tech." Spectrum Nov. (2007): 4-9.

Siegel, Dorothy. Campuses Respond to Violent Tragedy. Phoenix, AZ: Oryz Press, 1994.

Credits

Special thanks to Dr & Mrs. Jeffery Wisch.
Gift designated for funding a 3 tiered program aimed at promoting the success and supporting the needs of students with mental illness.

Some information in this guide was adapted (with permission) from similar information used at Northwestern Business College, Ball State University, University of Virginia, Carthage College, University of St. Thomas.

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