EXTENDED LEARNING SESSIONS
Artificial Intelligence and Student Affairs Monday, March 17, 8:30 a.m. – 10:00 a.m. Marriott Warehouse Arts District Gravier C FACILITATOR: Dr. Claire Brady, President of Glass Half Full Consulting This session is designed for student affairs professionals eager to unlock the transformative potential of AI in their work. Together, we’ll explore the intersection of artificial intelligence and student affairs, providing practical tools and actionable strategies to integrate AI into your daily workflows effectively. We will explore how to craft a compelling digital presence that authentically reflects your expertise and values, while also leveraging AI-driven solutions to automate repetitive tasks and enhance operational efficiency. Gain actionable insights into using AI to improve communication, deliver meaningful feedback, and elevate team performance—all with a focus on maximizing your impact and productivity. Whether you’re a newcomer to AI or an experienced adopter, you’ll leave this session with practical knowledge, increased confidence, and a clear roadmap to implement AI solutions in your professional practice. To make your experience even more impactful, ample time will be provided for Q&A with Dr. Brady. This is your chance to tackle challenging questions, address unique use cases, and tailor strategies to your individual or institutional needs.
Employing Generational Wealth: Scalable Strategies for Supervising Effective Multi-Generational Teams Monday, March 17, 1:30 p.m. – 3:00 p.m. Marriott Warehouse Arts District Gravier C MODERATOR: Dr. Sonja Ardoin, Associate Professor of Higher Education and Student Affairs, Clemson University PANELISTS Alex Cabal, Assistant Vice President for Diversity and Inclusion, Berklee College of Music Christopher Ndiritu, Associate Director of Residential Life and Student Conduct, University of New Orleans Emily Fan, Academic Advisor, Emory University Dr. Jeremiah Shinn, Vice President for Student Affairs and Enrollment Management, Boise State University Kaylanii Mertin, Graduate Community Director, Clemson University Kirby R. Gibson, Associate Director of Residence Education for Student Learning and Leadership, Michigan State University Supervision is a crucial component to employee hiring, satisfaction, and retention. Yet, it is a skill that is frequently learned by trial-and-error, which can create challenges for both supervisors and supervisees. Generational elements and social identities add further, complex layers to the supervisory relationship. Supervision is also an acquired skill that can be done well. Join this panel session to examine supervision approaches, learn scalable strategies for supervising effective multi-generational teams, and employ the generational wealth on your campus.
Live Podcast Taping with SA: Voices from Field, hosted by Dr. Jill Creighton and Dr. Christopher Lewis Tuesday, March 18, 8:30 a.m. – 10:00 a.m. Marriott Warehouse Arts District Gravier C FACILITATORS: Dr. Jill Creighton and Dr. Christopher Lewis, co-hosts of SA Voices This interactive session will feature a live recording of SA: Voices from the Field with Dr. Jill Creighton and Dr. Christopher Lewis. Attendees will experience two back-to-back podcast recordings, highlighting conversations with two distinguished award winners. This format offers a behind-the-scenes look at podcast production and engages the audience in authentic and dynamic dialogue about leadership, innovation, and student affairs trends.
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