1. Helicopter Parenting in Higher Education
Hovering Too Close: The Ramifications of Helicopter Parenting in Higher Education
29 Georgia State University Law Review 423 (2013) on ssrn at
Professor Kathleen Elliott Vinson Suffolk University Law School
SEALS Conference
August 8, 2018

2. Overview What is Helicopter Parenting? What are the Reasons for it?
What are the Effects?
Recommendations?

17. Third Party Communications
Except in the particular circumstances described below, administrators and members of the faculty of the law school will not communicate or meet with relatives or friends of a law student, or other third-parties regarding matters relating to the student’s enrollment in the law school including, but not limited to, performance in class, grades, academic standing, registration, disability accommodations (or requests for accommodations), financial aid, disciplinary matters, attendance and use of student services.

18. Questions? kvinson@suffolk.edu
Hovering Too Close: The Ramifications of Helicopter Parenting in Higher Education, 29 Ga. St. U. L. Rev. 423 (2013)
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