How much does NASPA conference cost?
The Conferences on Student Success in Higher Education converge three events into one. Please select the conference which is most applicable to you, though you are welcome to attend sessions and presentations across any of the conferences….
| REGISTRATION FEES | ||
|---|---|---|
| NASPA Member | ||
| $450 | $500 | $575 |
| Non Member | ||
| $650 | $700 | $775 |
Where is NASPA located?
NASPA Office was moved from Detroit to Portland State University.
What does NASPA Journal mean?
National Association of Student Personnel Administrators
Historically, NASPA stands for National Association of Student Personnel Administrators.
Why is assessment important in student affairs?
Student affairs assessment that can lead to improved student learning asks penetrating questions about the student experience and gathers evidence of students learning and growing through the services provided by student affairs.
How many people attend Naspa annual conference?
8,300 participants
The NASPA Annual Conference is the premier student affairs professional development event. With over 8,300 participants and exhibitors, the 2021 NASPA Virtual Conference was the Association’s largest conference to date.
What are the Naspa regions?
Discover your region or area below.
- Latin America and Caribbean (LAC) Read More.
- MENASA. Read More.
- Region I. Read More.
- Region II. Read More.
- Region III. Read More.
- Region IV-E. Read More.
- Region IV-W. Read More.
- Region V. Read More.
What is student affairs in higher education?
The field known as student affairs in higher education is made up of professionals dedicated to supporting the academic and personal development of individuals attending college or university. Other common names for this sector include student services, student success or student personnel.
What are the NASPA regions?
What is the role of student affairs?
What are two examples of ways in which student affairs and academic affairs can collaborate for student success?
Opportunities for collaboration:
- Classroom announcements and in-class trainings provided by student affairs.
- Faculty office hours in Living Learning Communities/Housing.
- Service learning courses.
- Campuswide Task Forces.
- First-year experience courses.
- Academic-Student Affairs Partnership Meetings.
Who wrote the student personnel point of view 1937?
American Council on Education
The student personnel point of view
| Author: | American Council on Education. Committee on Problems and Plans in Education. |
|---|---|
| Publisher: | Washington, D.C. : American Council on Education, 1937. |
| Series: | American Council on Education studies., Series I,, Reports of committees and conferences ;, no. 3. |
What region is Texas in Naspa?
Region III
NASPA Texas represents NASPA members and institutions in Texas as part of Region III and the NASPA organization as a whole.