Webinars
Upcoming Webinars ›
Supervising Former Peers in Higher Education: Challenges & Opportunities
Thursday, 9/19/2019, 1 pm EST
Dr. Aaron Hughey
Generation Z Students: Challenges, Opportunities and Best Practices
Tuesday, 9/24/2019, 1 pm EST
Dr. Aaron Hughey
This webinar will explore the characteristics of Generation Z students from a variety of different student populations, discuss the challenges and opportunities inherent to each subgroup as well as how to overcome them, and provide evidence-based best practices for retaining these students to graduation.
Conduct and Students on the Autism Spectrum
Wednesday, 9/25/2019, 1 pm EST
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.
Increasing School Spirit
Tuesday, 10/01/2019, 1 pm EST
Dr. Charles Hueber
This webinar will provide an overview of ways a school can focus on building that sense of pride among students through a variety of programs and focused initiatives.
Managing an Esports Program
Tuesday, 10/08/2019, 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.
Prior Planning Produces Perfect Presentations
Thursday, 10/10/2019, 1 pm EST
Dr. Jon Conlogue and Joanne Goldwater
Public speaking is a valuable and important tool for Student Affairs professionals. This session will provide tested, valuable tools and tips for creating and presenting powerful presentations that can be used in a variety of settings.
Webinar Replays ›
Using Residence Life Staff to Assess Engagement and Aid in Student Retention
Curt Naser and Karen Donoghue
This webinar will explain the assessment rubric, highlight the results and explore opportunities for growth at your institution.
The Role of Student Affairs in Supporting International Students
Dr. Aaron Hughey
This interactive Webinar will present current, evidence-based best practices associated with enhancing the college experience for international students as well as their persistence to graduation.
TOGA: Training on Greeks and Alcohol
Toben F. Nelson, ScD
Excessive alcohol use in the Greek system is a challenging and often frustrating concern for University administrators and students alike. Training on Greeks and Alcohol (TOGA) is an innovative risk management program for Greek leaders. This Webinar will describe the program approach and present findings from formative research on program implementation at Universities in four states.
Developing a Strengths-Based Residence Life Program
Anne Brackett & Alicia Wojciuch
This webinar will help you consider if a CliftonStrengths initiative is right for you and give you concrete steps to begin or enhance your current residence life program.
Building a Survivor Advocacy Program
Dr. Maureen “Moe” McGuinness
This webinar will provide information on building a survivor advocacy program from scratch; how to help survivors of sexual violence and intimate partner violence; and how to do outreach in your community to meet VAWA/ Title IX requirements as well as assisting survivors you do not even know about yet. Closed captioning is provided.
Restorative Approach to Diversity and Inclusion
Amanda L. McLittle & Mallory Martin-Ferguson
In this webinar participants will learn about the concepts of Restorative Justice and how they can relate to Diversity and Inclusion work and will hear examples of situations at the University of Michigan where this approach was used.