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HOW TO JOIN A KC
NASPA members are welcome to join as many KCs as they'd like.
To join, simply follow these steps.
Step 1
Visit the NASPA website at www.naspa.org and log in by entering your Username and Password.
Step 2
Click on Edit My Profile, which appears under the blue Welcome banner.
Step 3
Click on the Involvement tab.
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Click on the boxes to the left of the Knowledge Communities you wish to join.
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Click on the gray Save Changes bar.
That's all there is to it!
KC members will receive emails from their KC chairs. Note that signing up for a KC listserv is a separate process. To sign up for a KC listserv, email the NASPA office and specify which listserv you would like to join. There are listservs for all 24 KCs!
Selected Presentations
How Does Knowledge Management Impact Sustainability- Ben Dewberry, SKC Chair
This document contains new research regarding the intersection of Knowledge Management and Sustainability. Specifically, the research is geared toward viewing knowledge management as a sustainability issue. The research was performed in a higher education institution. The research involves examining higher education institutions as systems. Both Knowledge Management and Sustainability programs, strategies, and initiatives have arisen in response to systemic challenges in our world (and its organizations) are facing. each of these, at their core, are meant to be developed and deployed to address these challenges systemically. This research examines how an intersection of both Knowledge Management and Sustainability compliment and support one another in this effort. This research is mean to aid institutions in addressing many of the pitfalls and inevitable failures that occur when our vision, design, and efforts are conceived without consideration toward the total impact on an institution. This research contains a review of literature, a case study, and some philosophical inquiry. Additionally, 10 areas of intersection are described that will help inform vision and strategy when considering sustainability efforts.
Sustaining Your Sustainability- NASPA 2010 Chicago Presentation, Ben Dewberry, SKC Chair
Online Resources
Sustainability Resources- Paper Clip Communications
The Princeton Review's Guide to 286 Green Colleges- Princeton Review
Presentation Suggestions
Sustainability Ideas for Conference Participants
Sustainability Ideas for NASPA Portland 2010
KC Publications
SAPAA Newsletter- Student Affairs Partnering With Academic Affairs