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The Adult Learners and Students with Children Knowledge Community produces a quarterly newsletter designed to inform NASPA and Student Affairs educators about our population of focus, innovative programs, research and more.
Check here for links to each issue.
To submit material for consideration for the Adult Learners and Students with Children Newsletter, email James Stewart at jstewa34@depaul.edu.