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Program HighlightsNASPA Conference Public Policy Programs — Town Hall Meeting
Check out the March 2012 "Washington Update" for information on the NASPA Conference Public Policy Programs and more. Full Story Gulf Conference in Qatar
by Jeanine Ward-Roof
The Qatar Foundation hosted the NASPA-ACPA Gulf Region Conference at Hamad bin Khalifa University in Education City located in Doha, Qatar. The conference theme was Sustainable Strategies for Student Success and was attended by those who work within Student Affairs across the Gulf Region, parts of Europe, and beyond. The beautiful Hamad bin Khalifa University Student Center provided the site for our meetings and the majority of events while offering a state-of-the-art facility for networking and learning. Full Story Fresh Faces, New Voices: Profiles of Outstanding New Professionals
In recognition of the continuing growth of the field through the excellence of our new professionals, it is a pleasure to introduce the following recipients of the Outstanding New Professional Award for their innovative work and dedication to the profession. Alabama Drive-In Conference
Six months of planning came to fruition on Friday, January 27, 2012 with the convening of the statewide NASPA - Alabama Drive-In Conference held at Samford University in Birmingham, Alabama. With over 180 attendees representing 22 institutions from around the state, the conference exceeded expectations. The conference theme, "Alabama 2020: Reconnecting and Envisioning Our Future," provided the framework for the day. Full Story EVERYONE MATTERS Global Tolerance Campaign
NASPA is a proud partner in EVERYONE MATTERS, a 2012 global campaign promoting Tolerance and Inclusiveness, headed by Honorary Ambassadors Dame Judi Dench and Archbishop Desmond Tutu. Full Story Higher Education Associations Launch New Online Compliance Resource
The National Association of College and University Attorneys (NACUA) is pleased to announce the launch of the Higher Education Compliance Alliance (www.higheredcompliance.org)—a new online resource devoted to helping the higher education community comply with the ever-growing body of federal law and regulation that affects colleges and universities. Full Story
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Board of Directors Election Results
NASPA congratulates the following members who were elected to serve on the Board of Directors. Most of these valued leaders will serve in a one-year "elect" term before formally taking office on March 19, 2013. The Region II Director will take office immediately. Congratulations to the following NASPA members! Full Story
Knowledge Community Chairs-Elect 2012-2013
NASPA congratulates the following members who were elected as national chairs-elect for their Knowledge Communities (KCs). They will begin a 1-year chair-elect term at the close of the NASPA Annual Conference in Phoenix. These members will then serve their 2-year term as national chair from March 2013 through March 2015. Please congratulate them! Full Story
New Knowledge Community Newsletters Available
Check out these newsletters, now available from the following Knowledge Communities (KCs): Assessment, Evaluation, and Research KC; Asian Pacific Islander KC; Alcohol and Other Drug KC; Technology KC; Men and Masculinities KC; Spirituality and Religion in Higher Education KC; Student Leadership Programs KC; and Student Affairs Partnering with Academic Affairs KC.
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NASPA Staff Running for a Cause
On Thursday, March 1st, NASPA Senior Fellow Ed Whipple and Director of Member Engagement and Community Programs Joey DeSanto Jones joined Steve Good in his 50-mile, eight-state run to raise money for the ALS Association to fight Lou Gehrig's Disease. Full Story
CAS Announces New Publication
CAS announced it will suspend all sales of its current publications effective April 15, 2012, and will start immediately taking orders for its new publications to be released on August 1, 2012. In the interim, if colleagues want to purchase publications, they should realize that the 7th edition of the CAS Professional Standards for Higher Education will be replaced with the 8th edition. Full Story
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This will be my last entry into the Forum as the president of NASPA. It does not seem possible a year has gone by so quickly, yet the calendar tells me differently. Fortunately, I will have the opportunity to see many of you in Phoenix as we come together to discover ways to enact change for the betterment of our students' future. There is excitement around the speakers chosen, the learning, the variety of programs, the good weather, and meeting up with close and new colleagues at the 2012 NASPA Conference. I even heard the hiking trip is full. I am so appreciative of the Planning Committee's hard work to prepare a rich learning environment.