Webinars
Upcoming Webinars ›
Assessing Social Events and Programs
Tuesday, 2/05/2019, 1 pm EST
Dr. Charles Hueber
If your struggling with developing a standard way to assess social programs this is the webinar for you. We will discuss a specific method for gathering data from events and how you can use that data to improve your programming in meaningful and intentional ways.
Students on the Autism Spectrum and Residence Life
Wednesday, 2/06/2019, 1 pm EST
Dr. Jane Thierfeld Brown
This webinar will discuss Autism, and also provide strategies to assist students on the spectrum living in residence halls.
Social Media and Mental Health: How Student Affairs Professionals Can Help
Thursday, 2/07/2019, 1 pm EST
Dr. Aaron Hughey
This webinar will provide evidence-based best practices and related information and insights that can be used immediately to respond more effectively and efficiently to the needs of students who are experiencing emotional and mental health challenges due to their extensive involvement with social media.
Strengths-Based Interview Skills
Tuesday, 2/12/2019, 1 pm EST
Anne Brackett & Alicia Wojciuch
This webinar will help you to identify your strengths and use as a framework to better understand yourself and how you contribute to a team and organization, increases your self-confidence and your ability to communicate what you are and what you can bring to others, including improving the way you answer interview questions.
Working with Parents of Students with Disabilities
Wednesday, 2/13/2019, 1 pm EST
Dr. Jane Thierfeld Brown
This webinar will look at strategies for working with parents of students with disabilities including looking into guardianship and FERPA.
How eSports can work at your school
Friday, 2/15/2019, 1 pm EST
Dr. Charles Hueber
This webinar will discuss the reasoning and provide evidence needed to petition administration for the support of and funding for an eSports program. We will briefly cover some of the details of launching a program but, the hour will be spent answering the questions why you should launch and how it can work. The primary goal of the webinar is to help student affairs professionals put together a proposal to seek funding and support for a competitive eSports program.
Webinar Replays ›
Avoiding Common Mistakes made by New #SAPros
Dr. Ijeoma Nwaogu
This Webinar will provide invaluable insights for New #SAPros that will support their efforts to survive and thrive in their roles and strategies to help them to avoid common mistakes.
A Conversation on Civility
Debbie Scheibler and Joanne Goldwater
This webinar seeks to explore the topic of civility in our daily experience, and offers tips and tools to practitioners so that they can lead conversations at their own institutions.
Building a Food Pantry for Your Students
Dr. Maureen “Moe” McGuinness
Many of us do not realize the number of homeless and food insecure students on our campuses. This webinar will help attendees examine ways on their campus to build a food pantry to assist food insecure students.
Conduct and Students on the Autism Spectrum
Dr. Jane Thierfeld Brown
This webinar will address how to best work with students on the spectrum who may present these challenges. Issues for classrooms, residence halls and students organizations will be discussed as well as dealing with parents.
Students with Autism/Aspergers: Information for Student Affairs Professionals
Dr. Jane Thierfeld Brown
This webinar will address student affairs departments and how to best work with students on the spectrum including issues for individual departments and how to deal with parents. Closed captioning is provided.
Collegiate Homeless, the Hidden Population
Quint Geis
This webinar will review current literature, share some of the challenges of this student population, address the invisible nature of homelessness, and speak to what considerations are important for positive change.