Men and Masculinities: Theoretical Foundations and Promising Practices for Supporting College Men's Development

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Review "Tillapaugh and McGowan have compiled an essential resource for everyone who works with college men, from the newest faculty member or student affairs professional to the experienced veteran. Starting with a history of masculinities studies within college student development, they introduce new voices that challenge us to examine our assumptions with an intersectional lens. Perhaps most useful is their practical advice for creating campus coalitions and taking our work into the future." (Jan Deeds, Ph.D., Director University of Nebraska-Lincoln Women’s Center)“Tillapaugh and McGowan have written a theoretically rich and practically useful text that is a must read for any student affairs staff facing the challenges of helping men during the college experience. With so much negativity about men in the media these days, Tillapaugh and McGowan bring hope that things can get better by presenting new theory, program designs, and specific programs to expand services for men on campus. This book is highly recommended to any professional wanting to start, improve, and expand their work with men.” (Jim O'Neil, Professor, Educational Psychology University of Connecticut) Read more About the Author Tracy Davis Read more