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Course 1:
Basic Supervision: Beginning the Dance
Summary:
This three week short course is geared to entry-level professionals and will provide participants with the opportunity to focus on supervision theory, supervising staffs and individuals, and working with challenging staff members.
Instructor: Darese Doskal-Scaffido
Dates: September 22 - October 10
Price: $130
Deadline: September 19
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Course 2:
A Student Affairs Professional's Guide to Data Reporting Using SPSS for Windows
Summary:
This course is designed to give student affairs professionals knowledge and practical experience using SPSS to answer assessment-related and evaluation-related questions.
Instructor: Mark Davenport
Dates: September 22 - October 10
Price: $150
Deadline: September 19
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Course 3:
Understanding and Addressing Student Anger on Today's College Campus
Summary:
This course is designed to give student affairs professionals knowledge and practical experience using SPSS to answer assessment-related and evaluation-related questions.
Instructor: Paul Clark and Mark Kenney
Dates: October 6-24
Price: $130
Deadline: October 3
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Course 4:
Advising Student Organizations: An Introduction
Summary:
This course will explore the intricacies of the advisor role and assist participants in developing skills to challenge and support student leaders.
After three weeks, participants will be more prepared to play a key role in supporting student organizations on their campuses.
Instructor: Cindy Kane
Dates: October 13-31
Price: $130
Deadline: October 10
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Course 5:
Facilitating Student Diversity Education Experiences: A Guide for New Professionals
Summary:
The purpose of this course is to teach new professionals how to develop and implement student learning experiences around diversity and social justice.
Instructor: Debra Y. Griffith & Thomas C. Segar
Dates: October 13-31
Price: $130
Deadline: October 10
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Course 6:
Higher Education Mental Health Crisis: Are They The Best Years of their Lives?
Summary:
This course will explore many different facets of mental health issues facing many of our students, how universities nationally and internationally are approaching the subject, educating their communities, working with parents and mental health practitioners.
Instructor: Maureen M. McGuinness, Ed.D.
Dates: October 14-31
Price: $130
Deadline: October 11
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Course 7:
Feng Shui and Residence Life Living: Promoting Positive Student Behavior
Summary:
Feng shui is the art of creating the safest and most comfortable living environments for people. Participants will learn how residence hall design and furniture arrangement affects student cognition, socialization and well being.
Instructor: Mary Roberts
Dates: October 15 - November 7
Price: $140
Deadline: October 12
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Course 8:
Navigating Diversity: A Shared Responsibility for Infusing Multicultural Competence into Everyday Practice
Summary:
This six session course should particularly benefit those who are responsible for diversity training, strategic implementation of diversity goals, and those who are looking for ways to further the Multicultural Competence of staff members using a comprehensive framework.
Instructor: Randy McCrillis
Dates: October 20 - November 7
Price: $130
Deadline: October 17
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Course 9:
College Students with Asperger's Syndrome
Summary:
Aspergers Syndrome is an Autism Spectrum Disorder with growing numbers of students on college campuses. This population presents unique challenges to student affairs professionals. This online workshop will explore Aspergers Syndrome in-depth. Specifically, we will define Aspergers Syndrome, look at the increase in incidence, examine how students are affected on campus and in class, and discuss accommodations issues.
Instructor: Lisa King
Dates: November 3-21
Price: $130
Deadline: October 31
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Course 10:
Assessment and Evaluation in Student Affairs
Summary:
This course is designed to help participants understand the what, why and how of assessment and evaluation assist them in developing an effective plan for their area.
Instructor: Miya T. Simpson, Ph.D.
Dates: November 3-21
Price: $130
Deadline: October 31
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Course 11:
Stress Management for Today's Busy Campus Professional
Summary:
This course is designed to help participants learn
practical stress management techniques to maximize your wellness
while balancing professional and personal responsibilities.
Instructor: Yolanda Harper
Dates: October 20 - November 7
Price: $130
Deadline: October 17
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Course 12:
Islam and the Needs of Muslim Students
Summary:
This introductory workshop will focus on Islam and the needs of Muslim students.
Instructor: Usama M. Shaikh
Dates: October 20 - November 7
Price: $130
Deadline: October 17
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Course 13:
Understanding and Working with our Millennial College Students
Summary:
This three week course explores information about the millennial generation and applies student development theory to working with millennial students. Divided into three, one week segments, the course covers understanding the millennial generation of college students, an exploration of how these students use technology in and out of the classroom, and applies student development theory to working with these students. Designed for student affairs staff and other campus professionals who work with college students, this course explores effective ways to understand and connect with this "next great generation" of young adults as college students.
Instructor: Kim Chambers, Ph.D.
Dates: October 13-31
Price: $130
Deadline: October 10
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