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June 5-9, 2013 | July 8-12, 2013
St. Pete Beach, Florida
Schedule | Hotel & Travel
Due to high demand for the program, a second cohort was added. There are a few remaining spots for the July program. Apply by June 7 to be considered.
In July 2010 NASPA and ACPA jointly endorsed Professional Competency Areas for Student Affairs Practitioners (PCASAP), which includes a defined and articulated competency area for law, policy and governance (LPG). For the first time NASPA is now proud to offers an intensive {23} hour residential certificate program specifically designed to develop and enhance skills, attitudes and knowledge related to the articulated competencies endorsed by ACPA and NASPA in the LPG area of competency. This is the only program of its type; and the only certificate program specifically recommended for members of NASPA and ASCA.
It is vital that university administrators appreciate and understand the critical legal and regulatory issues that impact their work. A wide variety of student-affairs professionals — ranging from entry-level to senior professionals — will benefit from this program. The program is designed to provide student-affairs professionals with information and skills to develop and end enhance competency in LGP competency area. The program will provide information and skill development to develop basic LGP competency in all identified categories and enhance or develop competency in many intermediate and advanced competency categories as well. Moreover, the program will address various "hot topics," in higher education law as a context for developing competencies while ensuring that participants learn core legal concepts that will help them work through recurring issues.
The program will provide demanding and intensive instruction and time for informal collaborative learning in a world class resort setting. This program will be a prerequisite for admission into later anticipated intermediate and advanced level certificate programs. Admission to the initial certificate program cohort will be limited to 20 students.This program will be residentially based. The location will be convenient to both the Tampa International Airport and Sarasota/Bradenton International Airport.
WHEN
Wednesday, June 5, 2013, at 2:00 p.m. through 1:00 p.m. on Sunday, June 9, 2013
HEAD FACULTY
Faculty Chair, Professor of Law, Peter F. Lake, Charles A. Dana Chair and Director, Center for Excellence in Higher Education Law and Policy, Stetson University College of Law
Other law school faculty with administrative experience may participate in the program.
COURSE MATERIALS
The primary course materials will be The Foundations of Higher Education Law & Policy: Legal Rules, Concepts and Principles for Student Affairs (NASPA 2011), and Beyond Discipline – Managing the Modern Higher Education Environment (Hierophant Enterprises, Inc. 2009). These books will be provided as part of the tuition. Additional materials will be provided in a sourcebook or as handouts during the program.
FOR MORE INFORMATION
Information Sheet and Curriculum Description
Application - Completed Applications are due April 1, 2013
TUITION & FEES:
$2,000 (NASPA & ASCA members)
$2,250 (Non-members)
Covers all instructional materials and lunches. (Tuition does not cover travel, room and board, and other meals during the one-week live class held between June 5 - June 9, 2013).