Corporate Speak and “Collateral Recruitment”: Surfing the Student Body

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See McGloin and Georgeou (2015) for a full discussion of this common practice in higher education institutions. This article draws attention to the practices of student interpellation into activities that are more often than not detrimental to many Indigenous and other poverty stricken communities, and to the “ethics” applied in this recruitment process through the marketing spiel of many voluntourism recruitment organizations.