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Current Question:
Why did you choose a career in Student Affairs?
So, you have decided to submit your voice for the Voices of Student Affairs, and now you are going to answer the current question, "Why did you choose a career in student affairs?" Here are the instructions:
- Please keep the video no longer than two minutes.
- At the beginning of the video, please introduce yourself, with at least your first name, your institution, and your position title or class year. If you feel the need to expand on who you are before you can answer this question, feel free to give more information.
- Once you have finished the video, please log into YouTube with this information
- Username: StudentAffairsVoices
- Password: naspavoice
- Feel free to put whatever Title you would like, but make sure to your name, institution, and position title or class year in the description information. If you would feel more comfortable, feel free to make the video unlisted so no one else can see it. And please be respectful of the other videos that are uploaded in the profile.
- Email voices@naspa.org with the video link once your video is uploaded.
Remember that uploading the video gives NASPA the right to use your image in this video in all NASPA related materials. If you have any questions or problems during any part of this, please do not hesitate to contact Nathan Victoria at nvictoria@naspa.org.