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In this episode, we explore the power of grassroots voting initiatives on college campuses. Join Charles Black, Ryan Drysdale, & Bianca Rosales from key organizations dedicated to mobilizing and empowering student voters. studentaffairsnow.com/rocking-the-co…

In this snippet, Dr. Elisa Abes observes the pendulum swing from little conversation about Jewish students and antisemitism to these topics taking center stage in campus discourse - and the challenges and opportunities this brings.

Student affairs educators are under greater scrutiny, supporting student well-being and success, and protecting their own personal well-being. Panelists share guidance, pathways of discernment, and strategies for effective advocacy. studentaffairsnow.com/political-and-…

In this week's snippet, Ray Plaza discusses the critical role of finding community in our work.

The panelists discuss how college and universities can move beyond land acknowledgments. They provide questions for student affairs leaders to consider as more higher education institutions adopt land acknowledgements as a common practice. studentaffairsnow.com/beyond-land-ac…

This episode examines the current & future directions of race and indigeneity in student affairs & HE. The guests offer a brief glimpse of the evolution of ACPA as an example of one pro association grappling with and addressing these complex issues. studentaffairsnow.com/race-and-indig…

In today's snippet, Dr. Shaina Philpot discusses the importance of land acknowledgements and moving beyond them.

As ACPA celebrated its 100th b-day on 10/21/24, this conversation delves into how the association continues to influence and what lies ahead for its future. Don’t miss this insightful discussion on leadership, legacy, & transformation in higher education! studentaffairsnow.com/acpa-past-pres…

In this week's snippet, Dr. Jill Carnaghi discusses ACPA values, her confidence in the leaders of today, and their combined ability to meet the complexity of the moment of now.

Join Dr. Z Nicolazzo, author of Trans* in College with two doctoral students, Clar Gobuyan and Pin-Ru Su as they explore the evolving landscape of support for transgender students in higher education, kinship, chosen family, and institutional inclusion. studentaffairsnow.com/trans-in-colle…

October is Careers in Student Affairs Month! We've curated a playlist of episodes from our archives featuring conversations for prospective graduate students or others seeking careers in student affairs. youtube.com/playlist?list=…

In this week's snippet, Clar Globuyan discusses the difference between feeling commoditized in the academy and feeling loved by a community of scholars.

If we can be prepared, recognize what is going on beyond us, & move from reactivity to response, we can do more good, cause less harm, & learn. Jess Pettitt's book, Almost Good Enough, explores the shifts between doing harm and doing good. studentaffairsnow.com/almost-good-en…

In today's snippet, is timely. Jess Pettitt talks about the theme across both of her books to break beyond perfectionism, fear, failure, and exhaustion and lean into continuing to try and show up for equity for us all.

The relationship between Higher Education and the U.S. Military has been both long and complex. Explore the challenges, implications, and practices that student affairs professionals should be aware of in order to best support our student veterans. studentaffairsnow.com/student-vetera…

This episode features Dr. Kristen Renn’s talk, The Futures of Student Affairs: Looking Back, Looking Around, Looking Ahead, reflecting on the history, current challenges, & vision for the future, making the case for human thriving. studentaffairsnow.com/the-futures-of…

In this week's snippet, Dr. Kris Renn talks about the changing nature of student affairs and how we can prepare for the current realities and the future.

Drs. Chris Linder, Niah Grimes, & Nadeeka Karunaratne discuss their new book, Thinking Like an Abolitionist to End Sexual Violence in Higher Education - oppressive systems, liberation approaches, abundance, and transformation, community, hope, and love. studentaffairsnow.com/thinking-like-…

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