December 2002
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New Directions for Student Services
Current research on cognitive outcomes of college shows that Greek letter organizations face serious challenges in fostering their members'analytical abilities.
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... Campus professional staff can capitalize on this trend by asking chapters and individuals to revisit their scholarship objectives and holding members accountable to the organizational principles of their fraternity that support their undergraduate institutions' missions. Randall and Grady (1998) reported in their article The Greek Experience and Critical-Thinking Skills that there were positive effects stemming from fraternity/sorority life, clubs and organizations, faculty interaction, peer interaction, living on campus, and employment of critical thinking. Students involved in these activities experienced a positive gain in critical thinking compared to students who were not involved (p. ...
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