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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.
Step 4
Click on the boxes to the left of the Knowledge Communities you wish to join.
Step 5
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!
The Sustainability Knowledge Community exists to advance the role that Student Affairs can play in sustainability initiatives on college and university campuses.
Our Vision is that through the work of the Sustainability Knowledge Community, Student Affairs professionals will take a leadership role in modeling and teaching sustainability in higher education. Each NASPA campus will identify practices and people (students, faculty and staff, as well as resources outside of the academy) committed to environmentally friendly practices, sustainable living, ethical & civic engagement, and related social justice issues. These individuals will work to advance awareness and education related to these subjects, to develop plans for embedding principles and practices across the breadth of Student Affairs organizational units and to establish goals and outcomes to assess progress.
Our Goals are centered around a framework of: Education, Activation, Leadership, Engagement, Innovative Practices, Social Justice, Communities of Practice, and Institutionalization of the sustainability agenda. For more details on our goals and committments of our knowledge community, you can view the Knowledge Community Proposal.