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An Inside Look
Want to know what an actual student affairs professional's day consists of? Follow along in the provided schedules that share everything from staying fit, playing games with children, making dinner, all while finding time for work. One perk of student affairs careers is that everyday brings new experiences and there are endless opportunities. These schedules only show an example of a "typical" day of a student affairs professional, but keep in mind that at any moment they would be required to respond to any and all types of events.
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Richard Carvajal |
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Alicia Fedelina Chávez |
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Tiffany Davis *Tiffany is now a doctoral student at the University of Georgia, but we wanted to include her pathway to how she got there! |
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Sherry Mallory Associate Dean of Students & Adjunct Faculty Member Western Washington University |
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Lester Manzano |
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Assistant Director, Student Orientation & Leadership Development |
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Karlen Suga |
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Leslie Webb |