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Saturday, May 17, 2008

Guidance for Student Affairs Professionals on Responding to Campus Emergencies

In Search of Safer Communities: Emerging Practices for Student Affairs in Addressing Campus Violence, provides examples of emerging or best practices in preparing for and responding to campus emergencies. Written by those on the front lines, In Search of Safer Communities provides critical guidance to campus administrators on this vital topic.


Thanks for Making Boston 2008 a Success! Conference Program Presentations 2008 NASPA Annual Conference Website

Jun 1-Jul 31: NASPA Tech Tools for Student Affairs Professionals

Jun 5-Jun 7: National Conference for College Women Student Leaders

Jun 11-Jun 15: International Assessment & Retention Conference

Jun 21-Jun 24: 2008 Small College & University Institute

Oct 5-Oct 7: Institute for New Senior Student Affairs Officers

Dec 4-Dec 6: Leadership Educators Institute

Dec 7-Dec 9: NASPA/Stetson Student Affairs Law and Policy Conference

Jan 8-Jan 11: Institute for Aspiring Senior Student Affairs Officers

Apr 27-Jul 31: Stetson/NASPA Certificate Program in Student Affairs Law and Policy

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Dramatic Changes Ahead in Japanese Higher Education

Declining birthrates in Japan have created a crisis for colleges and universities. FULL STORY

Spring Into Action

Ah, springtime! In student affairs, there is nothing like the start of spring for producing a fresh, new garden of growth, anticipation, and expectations-and NASPA is no exception.

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