Webinars - New pricing structure!
In response to the needs of professionals during the ongoing COVID-19 crisis, StudentAffairs.com has restructured and reduced its Webinar pricing. Beginning immediately, we will be offering 60 days of unlimited replays with every full-priced Webinar. The new price, that will include the 60 days of replays, will be only $150. We are also slashing our one-time replay price from $108 to only $50. This new rate also takes place immediately.
Upcoming Webinars ›
Strategies for Student Affairs Professional Staff Supervision
Wednesday, 4/15/2020, 2 pm EST
Scott Burden & Chelsea Gilbert
During this webinar, we aim to provide examples of effective supervision models for student affairs practitioners that take identity and power into account, while providing participants with multiple opportunities to reflect on potential applications for their own supervisory practice.
Engagement Revisited: Updating Student Engagement for a New Generation
Wednesday, 4/22/2020, 1 pm EST
Dr. Adam Peck
This session poses critical questions as well as recommendations to rethink student engagement for today’s Generation Z college student.
Creating and Facilitating a Judicial Process that Works
Thursday, 4/23/2020, 1 pm EST
Dr. Charles Hueber
This webinar will look at current trends in judicial affairs and examine ways to create a process and incorporate language in a student code of conduct to meet these needs.
Creating and Implementing an Effective Student Leader Training
Friday, 4/24/2020, 1 pm EST
Dr. Steven Hood & Dr. Matthew Kerch
Attend this webinar is you are looking to re-energize, re-imagine, and re-work your student staff training.
Student Affairs and Service Learning Programs: Evidence-Based Best Practices
Tuesday, 4/28/2020, 1 pm EST
Dr, Aaron Hughey
How to make your service learning programs more responsive to the needs of the student, the institution, and society.
Webinar Replays ›
The End of Assessment in Student Affairs (and what we should be doing instead)
Dr. Adam Peck
In this webinar, Dr. Adam Peck shares his approach to co-curricular mapping that allows experiential educators to line up learning experiences with the outcomes they are designed to accomplish.
Supporting Staff Development and Increasing Retention of Entry Level Staff Members
Dr. Steven Hood & Dr. Matthew Kerch
Attend this webinar to learn more about areas that can be developed to provide entry-level staff with multiple layers of support, opportunities for advancement, and detail strategies that can be used to retain staff at a higher rate.
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.
Motivational Interviewing: A model for behavioral change
Antonia Montoya, MS, CHES
This webinar will explore Motivational Interviewing (MI), an evidence-based method of helping people change their behavior, with an emphasis on autonomy, effective communication, motivation, self-efficacy, and readiness for change.
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.
Supporting Identity Development among Multiracial Students to Increase Institutional Connectedness
Dr. Jason Meriwether and Brittany Hunt
This webinar will examine effective support structures for multiracial students that enhance identity development, assess the within-group campus experience, and offer strategies to open dialogue and increase institutional connectedness.