Webinars
Upcoming Webinars ›
High Touch and High Tech: Student Affairs Moves Online
Tuesday, 10/29/2019, 1 pm EST
Dr. Aaron Hughey
A How-To Webinar on Facilitating Leadership Trainings
Wednesday, 11/06/2019, 1 pm EST
Dr. Jonathan Kroll
This webinar will provide Student Affairs and campus educators with the base knowledge and skills to facilitate dynamic and engaging leadership trainings through the use of experiential learning activities and reflective dialogue.
Best Practices for Managing Departmental Social Media Accounts
Thursday, 11/07/2019, 1 pm EST
Erin Hensley
This webinar offers best practices for managing social media accounts while providing participants with tangible skills they can bring back to their institutions and implement immediately.
The Strengths-Based Supervisor
Tuesday, 11/12/2019, 1 pm EST
Anne Brackett and Alicia Wojciuch
Learn how your talents can help you develop your authentic leadership style and become a more effective supervisor.
Families as Partners: Creating Connections?
Wednesday, 11/13/2019, 1 pm EST
Dr. Rebecca Kitchell and Greg Overend
This interactive Webinar will explore the dynamic initiatives and programs developed through collaborative efforts between units in student affairs to work with students’ families.
How to Develop an A+ Marketing Strategy for Your Department
Thursday, 11/14/2019, 1 pm EST
Erin Hensley
This webinar will discuss how to develop a thorough plan to reach the goal you want, how to implement that plan, and how to make sure all of your marketing efforts are happening in unison to achieve your department’s goals
Webinar Replays ›
Student Care Teams: Concepts and Considerations
Dr. Matthew Shupp
This webinar will provide a brief overview of student care teams as well as action steps participants' can use on their home institutions to assess and establish care teams of their own.
Working Together to Protect Each Other
Jenn Longa
This webinar will discuss bystander intervention programming not only for sexual assault, but to teach our students how to step in when confronted with a variety of problem situations.
Universal Design: Making Your Program Accessible to All Students
Dr. Rebecca Cory
This webinar will discuss universal design as is pertains to students with disabilities as well as students of color, first generation students, international students and other non-traditional students.
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.
Starting a Cocurricular Mapping Program as a Summer Project
Dr. Adam Peck
This webinar will provide step-by-step instructions for conducting co-curricular mapping. This process can help clarify how students experience our educational offerings and ensure more deep and robust learning over time.
Addressing Student ''Resistance'' to Social Justice Learning
Dr. Beth Berila & Dr. Jason Laker
This webinar will demonstrate how integrating mindfulness with social justice pedagogy, student affairs professionals can help students more intentionally respond to issues of oppression rather than merely react to them.