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Navigating Expertise: Experiences of New Professionals in Fraternity/Sorority Life
Abstract:Fraternity/sorority life is a complex profession with a high turnover rate of professional staff members. In this qualitative study of 11 new fraternity/ sorority professionals following their first year in their roles, we examine how new professionals perceive and navigate expertise. We then present implications for practice and research in fraternity/sorority life and student affairs more broadly.
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