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- For more information on the 2011 Region I Conference, see the Region I Conference page.
2012 Conference Information
Mark your calendars and keep checking back for more details.
NASPA Region I Conference:
November 11-14, 2012
Mystic, CT
REGION I New Professionals Mentoring Institute
The New Professionals Mentoring Institute (NPMI) was launched in the fall of 2008 as a means to provide new full-time professionals in their first two (2) years in the profession instructional sessions co-facilitated by seasoned student affairs administrators and faculty as well as mentorship from a mid-level professional.
Specific goals for the New Professional Mentoring Institute are:
- Provide opportunities for new professionals to network within the region with peers.
- Provide participants with professional development opportunities that go beyond topics traditionally covered in higher education/student affairs programs.
- Mentoring with Mid-level student affairs professional who has completed the NASPA Mid-Level Institute, or who has demonstrated a significant professional commitment to the field of student affairs.
- Participants will be provided with purposeful opportunities for personal goal setting and self-reflection.
Session 1, December 12, 2011 @
Boston University
Session 2, January 10, 2012 @
University of Hartford
Session 3, February 9, 2012 @
Springfield College
Session 4, April 12, 2012 @ University
of Southern Maine (Portland)
Deadline for applications for mentors and mentees for the 2011-2012 NPMI is November 28, 2011. Application can be found here: http://www.naspa.org/regions/regioni/NASPA%20NPMI%20Brochure2012.pdf.
REGION I MID-LEVEL INSTITUTE
Each year Region I offers its Mid-Level Institute. The institute is designed to provide learning opportunities for mid-level managers to reflect on the mid-level experience, discuss topical issues, examine career path and preparedness, and receive mentoring from senior student affairs officers.
The Institute occurs each spring and is comprised of four, one day sessions that span several months. Individuals apply to the Institute in the early spring and are accepted based on their fulfilling certain criteria, as well as a review of their statement of interest and résumé.
The Institute is a great opportunity to further your professional development. Please view the Mid-Level Institute webpage for more information about how to apply, institute topics, and presenters.