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A time-capsule for Students as Partners 2034

Fatima Iftikhar, Glenda Cox, Peter Fat Man LAU, Maria Ishkova, Jennifer Z Sun, Cassandra Iannucci, Libby Kinna, Azra Naseem, Aisha Naz Ansari, Helia Nateghi Baygi, Nick Weise, Amanda Millmore, Kashmira Dave, Esai Reddy, Suliana Male, Danielle Doria, Yerin Koekkoek, Antonia Crivineanu, Rohit Jahangier, Senka RebacJürg Thölke, Elizabeth Dombi, Yen-En Kuo, Laura Kotevska, Stephany Veuger, Keyondrea Scott, Jacob Dang, Steven Zuiker, Ariane Umuringa, Steve Briggs, Tin Nguyen, Aasiya Satia, Rachel Liong-Rasi, Rowan Collin, Sandra Woods, Kelly Galvin, Jeff Waters, Bilal Ahmed, Mariam Abbas, Fien Van den Steen, Alecia R Matthews, Jana Beleska, M Geneva Murray, Teha Cooks, James Forde, Debi Howarth

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    Abstract

    Metaphors have played a pivotal role in theorising the scholarship of Students as Partners (SaP), enabling scholars and practitioners to articulate complex relationships and envision potential transformations within higher education. SaP initiatives have been framed as journeys, ecosystems, or collaborative creations, fostering a shared understanding and commitment to the values of reciprocity, mutual respect, and co-creation (Matthews et al., 2019). These figurative expressions are not merely rhetorical flourishes but are instrumental in shaping perceptions, guiding practices, and inspiring transformative experiences among faculty and students (CookSather, Bovill, & Felten, 2014).

    Original languageEnglish
    Pages (from-to)321-336
    JournalInternational Journal for Students as Partners
    Volume9
    Issue number1
    DOIs
    Publication statusPublished - 19 May 2025

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