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WELCOME TO REGION V
NASPA Region V delivers professional development programs and other services throughout the region's seven states and two Canadian provinces. Region V's leadership is effective in responding to needs of the membership and continues to explore ways to improve regional offerings.
Announcing the Region v & women in Student Affairs (WISA) KC research grant
We are pleased to inform you about a $500 research grant available in 2010 to persons residing in Region V for current research on women. The purpose of the Region V/WISA research grant is to stimulate and support research relevant to women, women students, women in student affairs, and/or women in higher education.
Please download the one-page Request for Proposal (RFP). We encourage you to apply and/or forward this information to your colleagues, graduate and doctoral students, and other Region V members. All applicants must reside within Region V and be current NASPA members. The deadline to submit the RFP is Friday, September 17th, 2010.
The winner will be selected and notified by Monday, October 4, 2010. One selected grantee will be honored with a $500 award. In addition, registration to the NASPA Western Regional Conference in Portland, OR will be waived and the winner will have the opportunity to present his/her research during a special session. RFPs and questions can be directed to Tina Wang, Region V WISA KC Rep at: twang@cwu.edu or (206) 419-9717.
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Top 15 Reasons to Join Region V
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2009-2010 Region V Award Recipients! |
- 2009 Pillar of the Profession - Art Costantino, The Evergreen State College
- Rising Star Undergraduate - Pamela Alvarado, Central Washington University
- Rising Star Graduate Student - Anna Boyer, Graduate Asst. for Student Conduct, University of Nevada, Las Vegas
- New Professional - Abby Kelso, Admissions Counselor, The Evergreen State College
- Mid-Level Professional - Eva Frey Johnson, Director of Student Involvement & Leadership, Pacific Lutheran University
- Fred Turner Award - Jeannie McIsaac-Tracey, Director of Student Life & Housing, Montana State University, Billings
- Scott F. Goodnight Award - Andrew Hanson, Dean of Student Services, Lewis-Clark State College
- Distinguished Service Award - Dr. Patricia Fabiano, Faculty, Student Affairs Administration Graduate Program, Western Washington University
- Innovative Program Award - Lisa Stuppy, Beat Coach Pete Scholarship Run, Boise State University