October, 2017

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The Once and Future Advisor: Reflections from a Career Shift #CSAM17

The Student Affairs Collective

When I started my undergraduate experience at Rowan University in 2004, I vividly remember seeing the orientation leaders dancing on stage. My mother whispered in my ears, “You should do this!” Two years later I was one of those upperclassman performing to new audiences of incoming students. I didn’t realize those experiences would greatly shape my change in career path from journalist to higher ed practitioner.

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Great idea: The University of Durham’s Instagram photo contest

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Your students are your greatest recruitment asset. See how Durham embrace student generated content to create online engagement.

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The Move to Clusters – Some Ideas on Structure and Evolution (Part 1)

Donald L. Birx, Ph.D.

Given all the discussions recently about moving to Integrated Clusters, including the recent sessions. Continue reading.

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Work-life Integration When Your “Extracurricular” Becomes Your Job #CSAM17

The Student Affairs Collective

Many #SApros join the profession because they were once involved leaders. For these individuals, what was once their “extracurricular” becomes their jobs. I remember attending my first regional careers in student affairs conference. The saying, “if you love your job, you will never work a day in your life” was thrown around many times.

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Understanding the Social Change Model of Leadership (SCM): Igniting Students’ Academic Development P

The article addresses the Social Change Model of Leadership Development. It elucidates the SMC background, key assumptions, and the main pillars of the model to form a a change agent who could be helpful with institutional in-service delivery.

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To Get a Certification or Not to Get a Certification, That Is the Question #SACareer

The Student Affairs Collective

When it comes to career services, there is an alphabet soup of certifications that you can receive. So, how do you decide whether or not you need a certification, which one is right for you, and where to receive the certification from? I feel like these are all questions that were haunting me for the past couple years. These questions felt especially timely around annual evaluations when asked about future professional development opportunities or interests.

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Is Your Dream Job the Only Option? #CSAM17

The Student Affairs Collective

During graduate school some students push themselves to experience multiple functional areas within students affairs. Others students complete their experience with more in-depth experience in one assistantship. Depending on the program and the opportunities that it provides, it can be difficult to get varied experiences. Still, many students still have a clear focus and “dream job” in mind when starting their master’s program.

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University of Houston uses social media during Storm Harvey

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When social media is used for more than trying to recruit and engage in higher education; when it's used to save lives.

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Introducing Polls in Instagram Stories for Higher Education

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What's the latest advancement in social media to help higher education marketing teams engage? We look at Instagram.

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Featured blog: University of Michigan Social media team

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Behind the scenes at a busy 24/7 University social media team who have time for an amazing team blog too!

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A Student Organization President, but Not a Leader? #CSAM17

The Student Affairs Collective

Similar to many of my student affairs colleagues, I was highly involved on-campus. I joined every student organization I was interested in and participated in any campus event that caught my eye. I was extremely focused on my academics and the campus community. My involvement solidified my interest in student affairs and I received my master’s from Michigan State University.

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Becoming a Digital Champion in your Institution – Are you in?

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Become part of our conversation about Digital Governance and Digital Insights.

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Good ideas: Boston University’s Terrier Tuesdays

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A great digital marketing campaign that uses social media and web to highlight the achievements of students and alumni members

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The Move to Clusters – Some Ideas on Structure and Evolution (Part 2)

Donald L. Birx, Ph.D.

The Integrated Cluster models that are being developed today should be viewed as transitional. Continue reading.

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The Move to Cluster – Shared Leadership

Donald L. Birx, Ph.D.

Shared leadership is extremely important to the success of the Integrated Cluster model as. Continue reading.

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Working Abroad as Professional Development? #CSAM17

The Student Affairs Collective

As graduate programs in student affairs are less common in Canada, I came to the United States to learn more about higher education. In particular, I was interested in international education and the experience of international students. It only made sense to enroll in graduate school as an international student myself. I also thought it would open more doors as I consider a long term career in America.