Several new webinars plus dozens more in our Replay Archive are available for registration. All just $90 each!

Monday, February 20th
Tools for Supervision I: Supervising Student Employees, Peer Educators, and Graduate Students

Monday, February 27th
Tools for Supervision II: Supervising Early-Career Professionals

Monday, March 5th
Tools for Supervision III: Managing Conflict, Staff Development and Team Performance

Tuesday, February 28th
We Have a Problem On Campus and We Don't Know What To Do: The Need for Help with Substance Addiction on Campus

January 27th is the registration deadline for the 2012 Virtual Case Study Competition. Each team member must be currently enrolled in a Masters level program in Student Affairs Administration, Counseling, or Higher Education and will be enrolled for the Spring 2012 term for a minimum of six credits.

Registration is free and prizes will be awarded to the top three teams.

2012 Student Affairs Job Hunt - This is the 7th year StudentAffairs.com has asked two graduate students, going through the job search process, to share their thoughts and feelings and chronicle their ups and downs as they pursue their first student affairs position.

Doc Diaries - A weekly diary of the journey toward a PhD. The blog includes ramblings, tips and ruminations for individuals considering a doctoral pursuit in their future.

Sarah Jenness discusses how Facebook is currently being used to engage students, and she offers some recommendations to student affairs practitioners regarding how Facebook can be used to positively impact student learning and development in Rethinking Facebook: A Tool to Promote Student Engagement.

In Technologically Capable Armed Forces: Attributes of Graduates of the National Defense University of Malaysia, Jowati binti Juhary explains how the university utilizes new technologies to improve the capabilities of its graduates.

William Mallett shows how using an online social network has been a successful method for assisting and welcoming international students prior to their arrival on campus in The Use of an Online Social Network to Introduce and Connect Newly Admitted International Students.

In Are They Listening? Social Media on Campuses of Higher Education, Amy Ratliff discusses how social media are used by students, administrators, and staff members to better communicate.

Quincy Martin III and Doug Olson tackle the topic of increasing on-line social aggression of college students and what to do about it in College Cyberbullying: The Virtual Bathroom Wall.

The Student Affairs Forum presents what is new in student affairs, from discussions with leading authors, to issues affecting our profession to interesting people that make this a unique and vibrant field.

Episode #20
An American's perspective of the recently held Australian New Zealand Student Services Association conference in Sydney, Australia with Jim Krivoski, former Vice President for Student Life and now Executive Assistant to the President at Lafayette College.

Episode #19
Discussion with Jeff Young, senior editor for technology coverage at The Chronicle of Higher Education, on technology issues inside and outside the classroom.

Episode #18
Discussion with Dr. Andrew West, Dir. of Student Services, U. of Sheffield in the U.K. and Chair of AMOSSHE, the professional org. for Student Services managers. We talk about the group, the Association of University Administrators, and their study on value and impact in regards to assessment.

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