Reasons they serve: Older adults' motivations to volunteer in faith-based organizations

Posted on:2017-06-14

Degree:Ph.D

Type:Dissertation

University:Colorado State University

Candidate:Jensen, Brad

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GTID:1454390008470952

Subject:Organization theory

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This quantitative study analyzed older adults' motivations to volunteer in faith-based organizations. (Abstract shortened by ProQuest.).

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Older adults, Faith-based organizations

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