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Learning to Fly -- Season 6
Learning to Fly - Season 6. Our graduate student from the Spring 2006 blog, "The Student Affairs Job Hunt," has been sharing her experiences for the past few years. In her sixth year as a student affairs administrator, she once again took on a new position, this time at her graduate institution. Saturday, September 3, 2011. I know it's been a while. Where have all these good "new academic year resolutions" gone of living healthier and having more balance? Posted by StudentAffairs.com. Our RAs are coming ...
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Student Affairs Down Under
Student Affairs Down Under. Learning Commons at UNSW. Support for Indigenous Australian Students. The Higher Education Contribution Scheme. Voluntary Student Unionism in Australia. Sunday, January 31, 2010. Learning Commons at UNSW. Even though libraries are not part of student services, I want to highlight, through pictures, what the University of New South Wales had accomplished to make this vital focal point of the school more pleasing and functional. Posted by StudentAffairs.com. On a beautiful, but ...
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2010 Student Affairs Job Hunt
2010 Student Affairs Job Hunt. It's that time of the year - The Job Search - and once again StudentAffairs.com has asked two graduate students, going through the job search process, to share their thoughts and feelings as they chronicle their ups and downs right through the hoped for job offer. Tuesday, July 13, 2010. Real World: Job Search #21. A Few Parting Thoughts. Maslow describes self-actualization as a desire to become fulfilled, to reach one’s full potential. Fullness. Saturday, July 3, 2010.
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The Student Affairs New Professional
The Student Affairs New Professional. Saturday, September 01, 2007. Learning To Fly - Post 36. Thanks for the comment to my last post. Yes, it is hard sometimes to explain why we love this field. As the new academic year is starting, StudentAffairs.com is also starting new blogs. My new blog is available at http:/ studentaffairscom6.blogspot.com/. I hope you will all continue to read my blog! Posted by StudentAffairs.com at 7:32 PM. Links to this post. Wednesday, July 25, 2007. Learning To Fly - Post 35.
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2011 Student Affairs Job Hunt
2011 Student Affairs Job Hunt. This is the 6th year StudentAffairs.com has asked two graduate students, going through the job search process, to share their thoughts and feelings and chronicle their ups and downs as they pursue their first student affairs position. Tuesday, April 26, 2011. Thank you for your consideration #14. I got the job offer (from the deluxe place mentioned in TYFYC #12). woohoo! So thats an okay trade off. Best of luck to my fellow job-seekers! Posted by StudentAffairs.com. As prof...
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2015 Student Affairs Job Hunt
2015 Student Affairs Job Hunt. This is the 10th year StudentAffairs.com has asked two graduate students, going through their first job search process, to share their thoughts and feelings and chronicle their ups and downs as they pursue their initial student affairs position. Wednesday, June 17, 2015. True Life I’m on the #SASearch #17. If anything new happens, I’ll make sure to update you all! I do want to congratulate my co-blogger on finding a job! Posted by StudentAffairs.com. Wednesday, June 10, 2015.
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2008 Student Affairs Job Hunt
2008 Student Affairs Job Hunt. The student affairs job search can be exhilarating, frustrating, callous, gratifying and so much more. Once again, StudentAffairs.com has asked two graduate students, going through the job search process, to share their thoughts and feelings right through the hoped for job offer. Thursday, June 26, 2008. The Great Fishbowl Quest #26. Like my blogging buddy, my writing background usually allows me the ability to express myself most clearly through the written word. I fin...
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Learning to Fly -- Season 4
Learning to Fly - Season 4. Our graduate student from the Spring 2006 blog, "The Student Affairs Job Hunt," has been sharing her experiences for the past few years. She continues, now in her third year as a student affairs administrator, in Season 4 of "Learning to Fly.". Wednesday, August 19, 2009. Good Luck for the new Academic Year! I just wanted to wish all of you good luck for the new academic year! Good Luck to all of you as you start a new academic year! Posted by StudentAffairs.com. Another easy ...
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SAN » Student Affairs eNews › Just another WordPress site
SAN Student Affairs eNews. A Word from Our Sponsors. Clery Conundrums, FERPA Faults and HIPAA Hotspots. From Around the House. Live Long and Prosper. December 17, 2014. Middot; 0 comments. Required Reading for Student Affairs Professionals. By Aaron W. Hughey. Practices for Engaging the 21st Century Workforce: Challenges of Talent Management in a Changing Work-place by William G. Castellano. Upper Saddle River, N.J.: Pearson Education, 2014. 320 pages, $35.59. Another emerging trend Castellano addresses ...
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The Student Affairs Feature
The Student Affairs Feature. The 2015 Student Affairs Feature. Available now as a free download. Practical Approaches to Successful Partnerships with Faculty. Jason L. Meriwether and Kaleb L. Briscoe. 183; 5 min read. Beyond Compliance: Effective Responses to Sexual and Relationship Violence. Art Munin, Shealyn Wolfe, Ellen Herion Fingado · 8 min read. Introducing The 2015 Student Affairs Feature. Lisa Endersby · 4 min read. Epilogue: I Found the Radicals in Student Affairs. Hold on to the Good Ones.
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Feminists in Student Affairs
Feminists in Student Affairs. Making it Right After Getting it Wrong. July 9, 2015. Jennifer R. Keup. By: Sara Hinkle, Jennifer R. Keup, and Jodi Koslow Martin. As we have referenced before, this blog is the descendant of an ongoing Women’s Leadership Book Club in which most of the regular #SAFeminist contributors engage. Our most recent book selection literally started with the daunting questions When did you make a mistake in your career and what did you learn from it? The rest of the book, aptly titled.
