The Theory and Path of Constructing an Integrated Management Model for One-Stop Student Communities
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University, One-stop Student Community, All-round EducationAbstract
The construction of the "one-stop" integrated management model for student communities emphasizes bringing the educational resources and strength of universities directly to student communities, providing the warmest care to accompany students' healthy growth. By strengthening the "student-centered" philosophy of university governance, the aim is to improve the quality of working for, caring for, and serving students, thereby achieving comprehensive management and services within student communities.
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