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Creating Inclusive Campus Environments for Cross-Cultural Learning and Student Engagement
Edited by Shaun R. Harper Creating Inclusive Campus Environments for Cross-Cultural Learning and Student Engagement shows how to capitalize in educationally meaningful ways on the diversity that exists on campuses across the nation. It offers forward-thinking strategies and examples of good practice that will reshape the way readers think about approaching the work of multicultural education. Visit the NASPA Bookstore 2008 Conference – Early-bird Registration Deadline The 2008 NASPA Annual Conference will be here before we know it. The early-bird registration deadline is January 28, so register now. More info 2008 Conference – New Hotel Added Everyone is coming to Boston! In order to accommodate additional requests for hotel rooms, we have added another hotel to our room block: Boston Park Plaza Hotel. This hotel is a short walk from the Hynes Convention Center where most conference programs and activities will take place. More info Mentor Appreciation Weeks for NUFP Mentors Announced! NASPA is pleased to announce that January 28–February 8, 2008 are the official Mentor Appreciation Weeks for mentors of the NASPA Undergraduate Fellows Program (NUFP). The mission of NUFP is to increase the number of persons of ethnic-minority, persons with disabilities, and/or persons who identify as LGBT in student affairs and higher education. NUFP provides mentoring, internship opportunities, leadership training, and funding to attend national conferences to these undergraduate students, also known as "fellows." If you would like to start a NUFP program on your campus, please contact Nathan Victoria Application Deadline Extended – NUFP Summer Internship Host Institutions The NASPA Undergraduate Fellows Program (NUFP) Internship Program provides NUFP Fellows with the opportunity to gain more insight into the field of higher education and student affairs through a campus-based experience at a campus other than their own. The deadline for host institution applications has past, but we are still accepting applications. Contact Nathan Victoria for more information. Imagining a More Civil Society: The University and the Jewish Community Summit 2008 Join visionaries and innovators from academia, philanthropy, journalism, and the Jewish world as we explore the role of the university and the Jewish community in imagining a more civil society. The Summit, held March 24–26 in Washington, D.C., is for individuals with a deep interest in the intersection of academia and the Jewish community. More info Building Faculty Support : A Dial-in Conference Call Sharing Best-Practices on Working with Faculty to Address AOD Issues on Campus This dial-in conference will give you an opportunity to hear what your colleagues are doing to foster a relationship with faculty regarding AOD issues on campus. Contact Ken Schneck for more information. The 2008 Silent Auction – Donate Today The Silent Auction is the NASPA Foundation's largest fundraiser. The event occurs annually at the NASPA Annual Conference. We seek to significantly increase the amount we raise this year. In order to do this, we need your help. The deadline to send materials to the NASPA Foundation office is February 12, 2008. More Info International Assessment & Retention Conference – Submit a Program Today Assessment Reconsidered: Improving Learning, Student Success, and Transparency is the theme for the International Assessment & Retention Conference, being held June 11–15, 2008 in Scottsdale, Arizona. The call for proposals is live. Proposals should be submitted by February 15, 2008 for consideration. More info Membership
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