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Region VI News
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Welcome new Region VI members! |
- Please contact:
Region VI Membership Coordinator
Marie Minnick
Assistant Dean of Students
University of San Diego
5998 Alcala Park UC 132
San Diego, CA 92110
Phone: (619) 262-4600, ext. 4590
Email: mminnick@sandiego.edu
Are you interested in becoming involved in NASPA?
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Standing Out Above the Competition: Preparing for Job Search 2012 Annual NASPA Conference |
WELCOME TO THE NASPA REGION VI WEB SITE
Region VI serves the following:
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Standing Out Above the Competition:
Preparing for Job Search
The Southern California NASPA Professional Development Committee is excited to announce that registration for our upcoming Drive-in is now open! This conference, which is takes place on February 24, 2012 at Chapman University, is an excellent professional development opportunity for graduate and undergraduate students interested in Student Affairs as well as new professionals looking forward to new opportunities.
Conference track session topics will include:
Matching your values with your future institution
Preparing to attend a conference for the first time
Getting the most of your NASPA membership
The Dos and Don’ts of negotiating when offered a position
Tips for The Placement Exchange at the National Conference
Student Affairs 101: Pursing Graduate Study and/or a Career in Student Affairs
How to find a great job when not attending a national conference
See Drive-In announcement for additional information: http://archive.naspa.org/files/JobSearchAnnouncement.pdf
Early registration is encouraged as space is limited.
Online registration: http://tinyurl.com/REGVISOCAL
Consider reading the following articles as you prepare for
your job search -
http://archive.naspa.org/files/NASPANetResultsArticle.pdf
http://archive.naspa.org/files/StayingCurrentinSA.pdf
