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Level Two NUFP Stipend Recipients |
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Front Row: Cord McLean, Rhodes College; Sue Ann Huang, Washington University in St. Louis; Jimmy Doan, College of the Holy Cross; Sharee' Myricks, Indiana University-Purdue University Indianapolis; Back row: Rachael Johnson, Colorado State University; Travis Jack, Texas A&M University; Tyrone Reese, Colorado State University; Natasha Hopkins, University of South Carolina
Please see the NUFP Resources page for more information about the Annual Conference Stipends available for Fellows.
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What is NUFP?
The NASPA Undergraduate Fellows program is a semi-structured mentoring program for undergraduate students wishing to explore and better understand the field of student affairs and/or higher education. Students and mentors apply as a pair, and if selected are provided the foundation to establish a semi-structured mentoring relationship at their institution. Students, once selected, are known as Fellows, and are also given the opportunity to attend a national conference, participate in paid internships, and participate in the Summer Leadership Institute.
NUFP Mission
The mission of the NASPA Undergraduate Fellows Program is to increase the number of persons of ethnic-minority, persons with disabilities, and/or persons who identify as LGBT in student affairs and higher education.
NUFP Program Elements
The following are the four main components of the NUFP. Fellows who successfully complete all four components of the program will achieve all of the learning outcomes.
On-campus Mentorship
Fellows and their Mentors participate in an ongoing exchange designed to provide the Fellow with a chance to develop a sense of what a career in student affairs or higher education might be like.
Regional and Annual Conference Programming
Fellows are provided specific programming at NASPA's annual conference, as well as many regional conferences. Small amounts of funds are available to help defray the cost of attendance.
Summer Internship
Fellows are offered the opportunity to apply and participate in a paid summer internship in student affairs or higher education, at an institution other than their own, as a means of broadening their experience base and their perspective on student affairs and higher education.
Summer Leadership Institute
Fellows are invited to apply to and attend the Summer Leadership Institute (SLI), a four-day workshop focused on skill building and career development. Fellows have the opportunity to meet and interact with other Fellows and administrators from across the country, as well as student affairs administrators serving as institute faculty.