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Welcome to Region I - Massachusetts
Region I - NASPA Massachusetts is an association of student affairs professionals dedicated to the development of students, colleges and the profession. We strive to connect professionals across the state through educational workshops, professional networking, and social activities.
Involvement in NASPA Massachusetts provides members with professional experiences that enhance their work life and promote the sharing of knowledge and ideas. All NASPA members who work in Massachusetts are invited to become involved in the State Advisory Board. For more information, contact any of the State Advisory Board members, whose contact information can be found on the Advisory Board.
Our Mission
As the Massachusetts State Division of NASPA, our mission is to support and represent various interests, ideas, and concerns of the state wide members by:
- serving as a resource to Student Affairs colleagues within Massachusetts
- offering professional development and networking opportunities
- collaborating with other professional organizations to better and most effectively serve current and future members