By CeCe Ridder, The University of Texas As higher education evolves, understanding the college population is more critical than ever before. Multiracial college students are attending universities at a higher rate, as the population of mixed race people grows. As Student Affairs professionals, to understand this population is to engage them, thus we will explore: [...]
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Presented by Ashley Whitlatch, University of Washington and AFA Technology Team In a world where the “next big thing” is shared over 140 character sound bites, life can move pretty fast, and for the budget-conscious student affairs professional, it imperative to stay ahead. There are many free technology tools that we can and should use [...]
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A few weeks ago I posted a security update with twitter about changing your settings to https. Just recently I realized facebook made a similar update, so I made a walk-through video to help you make the changes. Why change to https? Without sounding too nerdy non https sites can be compromised if you use open wifi. Even [...]
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Working with students we hear some amazing stories. We all remember those moments when students have breakthrough or life changing experience, and those moments keep us going. I recently stumbled across a video featuring students from San Antonio College that discuss their life before stepping on campus and how it has changed them. It is [...]
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Take the Right Steps in Hiring: Intro [video] from Jeff Jackson on Vimeo.
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Don’t be a Martyr from Jeff Jackson on Vimeo. Jeff Jackson shares his thought about working with students schedules while not killing yourself.
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As the fall semester comes to a close I wanted to share a video to give you a bit of encouragement. If you have ever participated in LeaderShape this will look familiar.
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Yesterday the Board of Regents for the University of California System voted to raise fees by 32%. The LA Times Reports The fee hike of $2,500, or 32%, will come in two steps by next fall. That would bring the basic UC education fees to about $10,300, plus about another $1,000 for campus-based charges, for [...]
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