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One of NASPA's newest divisions, the Small Colleges and Universities Division provides leadership in higher education to promote understanding of small college and university missions, challenges, and opportunities. The Division ensures that NASPA's programmatic and policy directions appropriately respond to small institutions - defined as those enrolling under 5,000 students - and their unique needs and environments. Nearly two-thirds of NASPA's institutional members are small colleges and universities and a third of NASPA individual members work in such environments. This division was established to better serve the needs of these fine institutions and their student affairs professionals.
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the 2010 Small colleges and universities instituteUniversity of Redlands | Redlands, CA | June 26-29,2010The Small Colleges and Universities Institute is a three-day residential program hosted at a small college or university where Senior Student Affairs Officers engage in discussion and reflection of critical issues in student affairs and the examination of effective and innovative programs. Ideally, the program would begin on a Saturday afternoon and finish on Tuesday with lunch. During the institute, participants have the opportunity to meet and interact with other administrators at like institutions from across the country, as well as presenters in the field. An intentional component of this Institute is living and learning together on the host campus; apply to be part of creating meaningful community at the Institute. More about the Institute
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Congratulations to Mike Segawa, Vice President of Student Affairs and Dean of Students at the University of Puget Sound, on his election as the next president of NASPA.