TUESDAY EDUCATIONAL SESSIONS
Empower Student Leaders and Build Communities
The Student Engagement Hub Shift your student engagement strategy into high gear and focus on what matters most with our next-generation student engagement solution. Seamlessly encourage, track, assess, and recognize student involvement with improved outcomes. Student Organization Management
TUESDAY, MARCH 18
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10:00 a.m. – 10:50 a.m. General Interest Session Increasing Student Resilience: How a One-Credit Seminar Course can Enhance Student Well-Being Melinda Stoops, Boston College; Jeannine Kremer , Boston College Insights on Engaging and Sustaining a Statewide AOD Coalition Jeremy Moore, Naropa University; Eva Esakoff , NASPA Intersections of an Emergency - Be Prepared to Respond Justine Hollingshead, North Carolina State University; Amy Orders , North Carolina State University; Barry Olson , Western Michigan University Investing in the Long Term Housing Security of University Students: Designing and Implementing Housing Affordability Programs Camden Doolittle, University of California-Davis; Jessica Gutierrez , University of California-Davis; Kawami Evans , University of California-Davis Journey Through Mapping: How Transracially Adopted Asian American College Students Make Meaning of Their Experiences in Higher Education Sponsored by Transracial Adoptee and Multiracial KC Alycia West, Iowa State University Laying Self Bare: Facilitating Student Learning Through Artistic Expression Stephanie Hernandez Rivera, Elon University; Cassandra North , Elon University; Ellie MacMillan , Elon University Learning from Short Stories: Making the Most of Interim Roles William Petrick, Harvard College; Christie Anglade , Emerson College Managing Up: Successes in Advocating for Strategic and Purposeful Change Christine Lewis, College of Lake County; Eric Tammes , College of Lake County; Jacob Cushing , College of Lake County Move At the Speed of Trust: A Case Study in Crisis Care Melissa Carter, New York University; Chelsea Garbell , New York University Moving from Crisis to Prevention for Students by Students Heather Case, Washington State University; Bekah MillerMacPhee , Washington State University
MCCNO 211
A/S, SLD
Core
Hilton Riverside Churchill C2
A/S, SLD
Core
MCCNO 212
PPF, LEAD Core, NBCC
Marriott Warehouse Arts District Gravier E
SJI
Core, SJI, HRL
MCCNO 227
SJI, SLD
Core, SJI
Ditch the clunky web app. Provide a native mobile experience for students that makes it easy for your admin staff to manage and improve student involvement.
Hilton Riverside Churchill A1
SJI, SLD
Core, SJI
for Students
for Admins
MCCNO 226 LEAD, OHR
Student Organization Management Equip student leaders with tools to manage their organizations: recruitment & rostering, communication with members, budgeting/finance, and elections. User-Friendly Interface Our mobile-first platform is simple and easy to use. Self check-in to events, recieve push notifications, and connect to resources in 1 tap via the modern mobile app interface. Built-In Gameification A system students will actually use. Incentivize students with points, badges, and levels - watch your involvement rates rise. Co-curricular Transcript / ePortfolios Offer students access to a shareable record of their involvement that will help them articulate their employability skills and land that job or internship.
Engagement Management Simplify your day with our forms, approval workflows, communication, and event tracking tools. Easy System Management An intiutive interface that is not complicated to set up and manage. Integrate with your existing systems for automated data flow. Real-Time Reporting Collect data through real time tracking and post-event surveys. Generate reports and simplify assessment.
Hilton Riverside Churchill C1
A/S, LEAD
Core
MCCNO 228
PPF, LEAD
Core, SJI
MCCNO 208
SJI, SLD
Core
My Brain: The Best and Worst Part of Me Brooke Paradise, Skidmore College
MCCNO 256
LEAD, SJI
Core, SJI
Navigating the Ripple Effects: Understanding and Mitigating HESA Faculty Secondary Trauma Sponsored by Faculty Council Robert Lynch, Appalachian State University Next Stop The Vice Presidency: How to Successfully Engage with Executive Search Firms Jennifer Pickard, Witt/Kieffer; José-Luis Riera , University of Delaware; Thomas Segar , Indiana University of Pennsylvania-Main Campus
Hilton Riverside Grand Salon D21
A/S, PPF
MCCNO 239
LEAD, OHR
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The views and opinions expressed in conference sessions are those of the presenters who do not speak on behalf of NASPA—Student Affairs Administrators in Higher Education. The schedule listed in this program book is as of February 20, 2025. Please check the NASPA Events app for the latest schedule information.
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