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New professionals institute
Applications for the NASPA Region III-SACSA New Professionals Institute were due April 6th
Date: June 11 - June 15, 2012
Location: North Carolina Central University, Durham, NC
Contact: For more information, contact Dr. Brit Katz at Millsaps College at brit.katz@millsaps.edu.
Application Deadline: April 6, 2012
Registration: $505 (Association Members) $555 (Non-members)
About the Institute
NPI - New Professionals Institute is the preeminent professional development opportunity for new student affairs professionals in the south. Co-sponsored by NASPA Region III and SACSA, NPI is an intensive, interactive week of learning, sharing, networking and professional and personal development. This unique opportunity allows new professionals to draw on their first years of experience to improve their effectiveness and to learn from others. It is a time of professional and personal renewal and assists new professionals in the development of their careers.
NPI requires a commitment by the new professional to work intensively over five days with other new professionals and a team of more-seasoned faculty members. To assure that new professionals' participation in the Institute is fully endorsed by the current senior student affairs officer at his/her institution, registrants must have a letter of support submitted by the senior student affairs officer at the institution. There is a limit of two participants per institution.
Many institutions have used this Institute not only as a training ground for rising stars in the profession, but as a form of recognition for outstanding new professionals on their campus. Participants come from all areas of student affairs: student activities, orientation, career services, residential life, recreation, judicial affairs, admissions, Greek affairs, counseling, international services, and more!
Institute Faculty
Dr. Brit Katz, Director
Dr. Melissa Shiver, Assoc. VP and Dean, Univ. TN-Knoxville
Dr. Todd Rose, Assoc. Dean and former VP, George Mason University
Dr. Bridget Guernsey Riordan, Dean, Emory University
Dr. Ronda Bryant, Assistant VP, Mount Olive College
Mr. David Tuttle, Assoc. VP and Dean, Trinity University
Ms. Yvonne Ortiz-Prince, Dean, Houston-Tillotson University