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The vision of the Journal of Student Affairs Research and Practice is to publish the most rigorous and relevant research regarding student affairs.
The Use of Restorative Justice in Sexual Misconduct Cases
Excellence in Fraternity and Sorority Life Initiative
Free Speech and the Inclusive Campus Issue Guide
Fall 2020 First-gen Student Enrollment
Public Policy Division Listening Session Series
D&D Moderator Training
Virtual Peer Education Advisors Academy
P.R.A.C.T.I.C.E.S. Live Briefings
Accessible and Low-Cost Resources for Institutions During COVID-19 and Beyond: Hosted by Culture of Respect at NASPA & SUNY
Concern Gathering Sessions: FSL
Expanding the Frame: Institutional Responses to Students Accused of Sexual Misconduct
Spring 2020
Online & Engaged: Innovative Student Affairs Practices for Online Learner Success (eBook)
Five Things Student Affairs Administrators Should Know About Restorative Justice and Campus Sexual Harm
Dismantling Hazing in Greek-Letter Organizations: Effective Practices for Prevention, Response, and Campus Engagement
Learning Leadership, Teaching Whiteness
Utilizing Social Platforms to Connect with First-gen Students
Raising the Bar: A Short Course on Student Affairs Fundraising
