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Current · Arkansas
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2026
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2026-10-01
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Saylor M. Travis
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Saylor M. Travis's research investigates the role of video gaming in supporting college student transitions. Their work explores how student affairs professionals can leverage video games as a tool to aid students during their college journeys. This research aims to reframe the perception of video gaming from a potentially problematic activity to a beneficial resource for student development and integration into higher education environments.
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- Publications: 1
Selected Publications
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Deproblematizing Video Gaming As A Tool For College Student Transitions: What Student Affairs Professionals Need To Know (2026)
Collaboration Network
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Blake D. Ruffer
University of Central Arkansas
1 shared publication
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- Deproblematizing Video Gaming As A Tool For College Student Transitions: What Student Affairs Professionals Need To Know
Evan W. Faidley
University of Central Arkansas
1 shared publication
In database
- Deproblematizing Video Gaming As A Tool For College Student Transitions: What Student Affairs Professionals Need To Know
Wyland Halliday
University of Central Arkansas
1 shared publication
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- Deproblematizing Video Gaming As A Tool For College Student Transitions: What Student Affairs Professionals Need To Know
David Peebles
University of Central Arkansas
1 shared publication
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- Deproblematizing Video Gaming As A Tool For College Student Transitions: What Student Affairs Professionals Need To Know
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