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NASPA is its members, and with over 12,000 of you there are numerous opportunities to get involved! Perhaps you're interested in writing for NASPA, helping to plan a regional professional development event, or mentor a future student affairs professional. There is always something going on! To assist with finding meaningful volunteer opportunities regionally, nationally, and internationally, NASPA encourages you to visit Volunteer Central. This resource is available to all current NASPA members. If you are not a NASPA member, we encourage you to join the Association.
We also invite you to contact the NASPA Volunteer Coordinator or your Regional Volunteer Coordinator with any questions you have regarding getting involved with NASPA. Their names and contact information are listed below.
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National Volunteer Coordinator |
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Region II Volunteer Coordinator |
Region III Volunteer Coordinator |
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Region IV-West Coordinator |
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Region V Volunteer Coordinator |
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