Abstract
Students come to a university with a diversity of religious, spiritual, and secular backgrounds and identities. This theoretical perspective explores the relevance of spiritual development theory for understanding and supporting internationally mobile students’ holistic development. Spiritual development theorizing in higher education student affairs is analyzed across the landscape of three waves of student development theory with particular attention to implications for practice.
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