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Factors Contributing To The Attrition Of New Student Affairs Professionals, Nicole Millar Allbee
Factors Contributing To The Attrition Of New Student Affairs Professionals, Nicole Millar Allbee
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Alumni who graduated within the previous five years from student affairs master’s degree programs across the nation were surveyed to examine issues related to attrition. In total, 697 alumni responded, of which 588 (84.36%) were still in the field of student affairs and 109 (15.64%) had departed. Participants were surveyed regarding their levels of occupational commitment to student affairs and their satisfaction and burnout in their first postgraduate professional role in order to understand how these factors influenced their retention in the profession. These measures were assessed for all alumni as well as for both comparison groups and a logistic …