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RESEARCH DIVISION

Shaun Harper, Chair
Assistant Professor
University of Pennsylvania

Cynthia Forrest, Region 1 Representative
Consultant

Jean Joyce-Brady, Region 1 Representative
Dean of Students
Massachusetts College of Pharmacy

Nicole Boulais , Region 2 Representative
Assessment Coordinator
Rochester Institute of Technology

Allison Crume, Region 3 Representative
Associate Director, Ogelsby Union
Florida State University

Sara Mata, Region 4W Representative
Inclusion Leadership Coordinator
Oklahoma State University

Sharyn Miller, Region 6 Representative
Associate Professor
California Lutheran University

KNOWLEDGE COMMUNITY

Assessment, Evaluation, and Research

Center for Research

The Center for Research was founded based on NASPA's core value of "spirit of inquiry" and commitment to the creation and dissemination of knowledge. The Center conducts research on postsecondary education and postsecondary students – on topics of interest to NASPA members and the student affairs community as a whole. The Center also provides links to the latest research, reports and resources.

Mission

To promote NASPA's core value of spirit of inquiry and advance knowledge creation and dissemination in the fields of student affairs and higher education in order to keep NASPA members up to date on the most current scholarship related to postsecondary education and postsecondary students.

Goals

To work with NASPA's Division of Research to establish research needs and priorities.

To work with national organizations on collaborative research projects.

To support research efforts of NASPA members.

To research trends in postsecondary education.

To research trends related to postsecondary students.

To research trends in the field.

Research Ideas

Have an idea for a research project? Submit your suggestion to research@naspa.org.

CONTACT

Zaneeta E. Daver
Senior Director of Research and Assessment
202-265-7500, Ext 1164
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