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- Divison Awards - The Division of Student Affairs distributes an annual awards for Award for Excellence, Students First; Quality Service; New Student Affairs Member and Mentor of the Year Awards.
- Division Programming Components -
Guided by the philosophy, "Students First," we provide programs based upon five essential themes: Culture & Diversity, Service & Engagement, Social, Academic & Professional, and Wellness.
- Student Affairs Event Posting Guide
- Student Affairs Newsletters - a monthly newsletter that provides the latest information and happenings within the Division of Student Affairs.
- Student Affairs Book List - a list of books recommended for Student Affairs professionals dedicated to continuing education.
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- Student Affairs Retreat Book Dialogue - Click on link to obtain pdf. copy of chapters.
Contested Issues in Student Affairs - Diverse Perspectives and Respectful Dialogue - Moderators: Beth Hoag, Office of Student Life, Assistant Director of Student Life and Yolanda Beamon, Director of New Student Orientation and Parent Relations - This workshop will discuss chapters of the book "Contested Issues in Student Affairs" by Peter M. Magolda and Marcia B. Baxter Magolda. The chapters will be scanned in for your review. Participants will need to read the following four chapters for discussion.
- Chapter 4 - IF STUDENT AFFAIRS - ACADMEIC AFFAIRS COLLABORATION IS SUCH A GOOD IDEA, WHY ARE THERE SO FEW EXAMPLES OF THESE PARTNERSHIPS IN AMERICAN HIGHER EDUCATION?
- CHAPTER 5 - IN THIS AGE OF CONSUMERISM, WHAT ARE THE IMPLIATIONS OF "GIVING STUDENTS WHAT THEY WANT?"
- CHAPTER 19 - HOW DO STUDENT AFFAIRS EDUCATORS PROTECT FREEDOM OF SPEECH WHILE ENSUREING CIVIL DISCOURSE?
- CHAPTER 23 - WHY DO STUDENT AFFAIRS EDUCATORS STRUGGLE TO SET PROFESSIONAL BOUNDARIES?
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