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Region VI Northern California News
Executive Chair
Michael Marion, Jr.
Dean of Student Services and Counseling
Cosumnes River College
8401 Center Pkwy #L-222
Sacramento, CA 95823-5704
Phone: 916.691.7350
Email: marionm@crc.losrios.edu
Welcome to the Region VI Northern California Site
NASPA Region VI-Northern California encompasses higher education institutions from San Luis Obispo to the northern California border. The diversity and size of our California subregion offers members a unique opportunity to interact, discuss, and share professional experiences and practices through a variety of discussion and program formats.
OUR GOALS
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To provide professional development through the dissemination of high quality information and exemplary models of practice.
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To provide leadership in higher education through policy development and advocacy for students on important national issues.
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To promote pluralism, diversity, and internationalism in NASPA and the profession.
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To provide leadership for promoting, assessing, and supporting student learning and successful educational outcomes.
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To maintain, evaluate, and develop a high quality association infrastructure to meet current needs and anticipate future trends.
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To provide recruitment, retention, and advancement through educational and networking opportunities.