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Les P. Cook, Ed.D.
NASPA IV East Regional Vice President
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Illinois State University
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Register now for the NASPA Region IV-East Men and Masculinities Conference!
Program proposals are now being accepted for the NASPA Region IV-East Men and Masculinities Conference taking place September 24, 2010. Click here for more information! For more information regarding the NASPA Region IV-East Men and Masculinities Conference, please visit http://www.naspa.org/regions/regioniv-e/MMdrive.cfm .
For more information regarding the NASPA Region IV-E Conference, visit http://www.housing.mtu.edu/NASPA2010.
Register now for the 2010 Naspa IV-E Conference!
In the dynamic, ever-changing environment of higher education, change is a constant. Characteristics, needs and expectations of students influence the services, programs, and support that Student Affairs professionals provide on a daily basis. The current economic climate, the pressure to be efficient and resourceful, all while working to reduce our carbon footprints, challenge Student Affairs Professionals to be innovative and creative in our work. Ours is a diverse profession within the changing context of an interconnected global society. It is important to our profession, to our students, and to our institutions that we come together as colleagues to examine timely topics, share our innovative practices, and celebrate our creative discoveries. Now is the time.
Join your colleagues from the NASPA IV-E Region on November 7-9, 2010 in Minneapolis, Minnesota at the Marriott City Center to share, learn, and grow together.
- Conference registration – click here to register for the conference
- Major speakers – click here to learn more about our talented colleagues who will join us at the conference as keynote speakers.
- Pre conference Events – click on the links for
information about exciting opportunities to connect with your colleagues
before the conference: Pre-Conference Workshops, New Professionals,
Mid-Level Professionals, and Bring a Student Challenge.
THE 2010 REGION IV-EAST NASPA CASE STUDY CHALLENGE NOVEMBER 7-9, 2010 MINNEAPOLIS, MINNESOTA
Do you enjoy:
- Demonstrating your understanding of the student affairs field's professional knowledge base?
- Interacting with practicing student affairs practitioners?
- Applying theory to practice?
- Using your critical abilities and communication skills to develop and deliver solutions to realistic situations?
If you do, then you should consider participating in the 2010 Region IV-East NASPA Case Study Challenge. Click here for more information about the Case Study Challenge.