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Phone: 202.265.7500 ext. 1177
E-mail: press@naspa.org

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About Students

About Students and Civic Engagment (10/2004)
About Students and Mental Health (8/2004)

In the News

10/9/2008: Students with Autism, Aspergers face challenges in college setting (AP)
10/5/2008: Colleges lure upperclassmen back to campus housing (AP)
5/20/2008: Schools Struggle With Dark Writings (The Wall Street Journal)
4/20/2008: Colleges Now Try To ID, Help Troubled Students (The Enquirer)
4/16/2008: A Year After Virginia Tech, Sharper Focus on Troubled Students (The Christian Science Monitor)
4/16/2008: Virginia Tech Served As Warning On Campus Privacy (Chicago Tribune)
4/16/2008: Colleges Struggle With Privacy Laws (Chicago Tribune)
4/13/2008: After Va. Tech Massacre, Colleges Are Keeping A Closer Watch (Associated Press)
4/10/2008: Hazing on College Campuses is Widespread, Study Reveals (Courier Connections)
4/4/2008: Threat-Assessment Groups Cropping Up Nationwide (Minnesota Daily)
4/4/2008: Student Financial Counseling (Outside the Aid Office) (Inside Higher Ed)
3/12/2008: Study: Illegal Hazing Part of Campus Life (WCVB - Boston Channel 5 - ABC)
3/11/2008: Campus Officials Bid on Consultations and Sweatshirts (Chronicle of Higher Education)
3/11/2008: Virginia Tech Officials Share Stories of Tragedy and Recovery (Chronicle of Higher Education)
2/20/2008: UC Riverside Earns Awards for Student Programs (University of California, Riverside Newsroom)
2/19/2008: Lease Tied to Learning (St. Cloud Times)
2/19/2008: Students Should Avoid Using Plastic (Contra Costa Times)
2/19/2008: Allowing More Guns on Campuses Is a Bad Idea, Administrators Argue (Chronicle of Higher Education)
2/15/2008: Service Organization to Receive Two National Awards, Recognition (The Crusader Online)
2/14/2008: USA TODAY Names 2008 All-USA College Academic First Team (USA Today)
2/14/2008: Dungy Delivers Opening Address (The Observer Online)
2/14/2008: Students Being Forced Out of Dorms Because of Poor Grades (Diverse Issues in Higher Education)
2/13/2008: Dorm Rooms Are Revoked Over Grades (New York Times)
2/12/2008: Prescription Drugs Endanger Students (The Collegian Online)
2/10/2008: Students Urge Clemson to Alter Alcohol Policy (Journalnow.com)
1/11/2008: IU School of Education Professor to Receive Award (Indiana Daily Student)
1/1/2008: Fresno State Keeps Dorms Open Over the Break (The Fresno Bee)

2007

12/26/2007: Complex GI Bill Makes for a Rocky Road from Combat to College (USA Today)
12/17/2007: Averting Assault (Inside Higher Ed)
12/17/2007: Dorm boxing raising alarms (Albany Times Union)
12/13/2007: Law-Enforcement Group Offers Accreditation for Colleges' Police and Public-Safety Departments (The Chronicle of Higher Education)
12/11/2007: Campus Fight Club (Inside Higher Ed)
12/4/2007: New Presidential Leadership Award to Recognize College Presidents for Work De-emphasizing Role of Alcohol on Campus (Outside The Classroom, Inc.)
11/18/2007: Keeping Guard Up (Associated Press - Chicago Tribune)
11/16/2007: U. of Delaware Abandons Sessions on Diversity (Chronicle of Higher Education)
11/13/2007: UA Division of Student Affairs Earns Six Regional Awards (University of Arkansas Daily Headlines)
11/13/2007: St. Michael's Dean Receives Award (Burlington Free Press)
11/12/2007: MSU Dean of Students Receives Regional Education Award (News-Leader.com)
11/9/2007: Catch a Rising Star and Put it in Sarah Noyes' Pocket (The Clock, The Student Newspaper of Plymouth State University )
11/6/2007: Clubs and Other Extra-Curricular Activities Keep Students Busy, Happy (The Journal News)
11/5/2007: Helicopter Parents' Role Up in the Air (USA Today)
10/29/2007: Campus Program Wins Innovation Award (University of California, San Diego - The Guardian)
10/21/2007: Gender-Neutral Facilities Stir Campus Debate (Chicago Tribune)
10/18/2007: The Extra Credit Students Don't Need (The Washington Post)
10/10/2007: Consumer Group Urges Colleges to Limit Credit-Card Marketing (Chronicle of Higher Education)
9/17/2007: New Semester Arrives At Manhattanville College (Westchester.com)
9/8/2007: Georgetown Students Bristle At New Restrictions on Parties (Washington Post)
9/5/2007: College Orientations Add Survival (Los Angeles Times)
9/2/2007: Some Colleges Reversing TGI-Thursday Pattern (Boston Globe)
8/31/2007: Review Panel's Report Could Reverberate Beyond Virginia Tech and Virginia (The Chronicle of Higher Education)
4/19/2007: What Can Schools Do? (Time Magazine)
4/19/2007: Mentally Ill Students Pose Quandary (The Olympian - Washington)
4/13/2007: Diversity and Accountability Top the Agenda at a Student-Affairs Summit (The Chronicle of Higher Education)

pre-2007

10/1/2006: Bless U. (The Washington Post)
9/22/2006: Safeguarding Campuses (Inside Higher Ed)
8/20/2006: College Administration Is a Promising Field With a Personal Touch (The Washington Post)
3/14/2006: Campuses of Ids (Inside Higher Ed)
3/14/2006: Hazed and Confused (Inside Higher Ed)
3/14/2006: Keeping Parents in the Loop (Inside Higher Ed)
3/14/2006: Student-Affairs Officials Share Concerns and Advice at Annual Conference (The Chronicle of Higher Education)
3/13/2006: McClellan organizes summit in Washington D.C. (Dickinson State University - Dickinson State Digest)
11/28/2004: Colleges Are Learning to Hold Parents' Hands (Los Angeles Times)
11/9/2004: Students Attend Conference on HIV (The Digital Collegian)
9/26/2004: Sending the Kids Off to College Can Be Difficult (Ventura County Star)
9/2/2004: HIV/AIDS Councils Join Forces (The Digital Collegian)
7/25/2004: Universities Bank on Orientation (Arkansas Democrat-Gazette)

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