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by Gary Ballinger on March 5, 2010
Jeff is enjoying some time away and sipping on his very own break drink (probably sweet tea), but the show must go on! Here’s your daily fix of the student affairs news. What Do You Do After That First Crummy Job? Ohio Colleges Focus on Black Male Achievement Are Sports Programs Ruining Higher Education? How [...]
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by Julie Larsen on February 25, 2010
On one of the first days of my graduate course on student development theory, our professor told us that we would have to work hard in her class. She challenged us to move beyond just reading and memorizing. We were expected to dig deep, really look at and review these theories — successful application and [...]
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by Jeff Jackson on January 5, 2010
Do you remember the first time you watched this video? What were your thoughts?
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by Jeff Jackson on December 8, 2009
I think my technology New Year’s resolution is to spend more time on LinkedIn. I joined it a few years ago, but rarely use it and often forget to update my profile. So why use it at all? I think there is a large population of student affairs professionals that are more comfortable interacting on [...]
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by Jeff Jackson on November 10, 2009
Dr. Michael Wesch is an Assistant Professor of Cultural Anthropology and Digital Ethnography at Kansas State University. I am a fan of Dr Wesch and his research with students about new forms of media, specifically YouTube. In his most recent speech he has a historical perspective of “whatever” (you may lift both index fingers and [...]
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