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What is voices of student affairs?
The "Voices of Student Affairs" series will rotate on the NASPA website reflecting student affairs professionals sharing their voice on why student affairs is the profession for them. From graduate students to new professionals, faculty members to senior student affairs officers, all these individuals are united with one common theme, a passion for our profession and the institutions and students we serve. We invite you to submit your voice of student affairs and answer our rotating questions. Please see below for the current question to which we are requesting answers.
Current Question: Why did you choose a
career in Student Affairs?
Submit your Voice!