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Erin Pearce
Coordinator, Leadership and Service
Illinois State University
Campus Box 2700
Normal, IL 61790
Tel: (414) 438-3212
E-mail: erinpearce@ilstu.edu
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Welcome to the Region IV East Website. This site is your entrée to professional development opportunities and serves as a connecting point to those in our region. NASPA IV East has continually played a role in providing strong leaders, at both the regional and national levels. As a region we have some of the best graduate programs and higher education scholars in the country producing highly motivated and progressive new professionals. We have the second largest regional membership and our members consistently share progressive and visionary ideas that strengthen higher education and our work with students.
As the leading voice for student affairs administrators, NASPA provides us with opportunities to interact with one another, involvement in public policy decisions, professional development opportunities, and a professional place we can call home. I encourage you to take advantage of these opportunities and make yourself at home!
The strength of NASPA lies in the membership, that's you! If you are interested in getting involved please click on the link on this page and we will do all we can to connect in a meaningful way.
Welcome and please let us know how we can assist. Thanks and best wishes,
Les P. Cook, Ed.D.
NASPA IV East Regional Vice President