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Presenters |
| Friday, October 1, 12:30 - 1:30 PM ET |
Alternative Career Pathways in and Around Higher Education |
Join the New Professionals and Graduate Students Steering Committee to learn more about alternative ways to market your HESA degree and/or job experience!
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| Wednesday, October 13, 12 - 1 PM ET |
Career Development for HBCU Student Affairs Professionals |
Throughout fall 2021, Region III is hosting HBCU-focused webinars. Join us for this special CSAM offering.
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(free for members; $39 for non-members). |
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| Monday, October 18, 3 - 4 PM ET |
Getting Involved in NASPA as an Emerging Professional |
Join NASPA Undergraduate Fellows Program Dungy Leadership Institute faculty Cory Davis and Antonio Duran for this lively session about getting involved in NASPA as an emerging professional.
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Cory Davis, Champlain College, Director of Community Standards and Deputy Title IX Coordinator
Antonio Duran, Florida International University, Assistant Professor, Department of Educational Policy Studies |
| Wednesday, October 20, 7 -8 PM ET |
NASPA Undergraduate Fellows Meet Up |
Calling all NASPA Undergraduate Fellow Program mentees, mentors, alum and friends. Join to network, ask questions and receive updates about the NUFP program.
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Amber Hurt Region II NUFP Coordinator & Director of Student Engagement and Community Programs at Notre Dame of Maryland University |
| Thursday, October 21, 2-3 PM ET |
Back in the Dayz: What I Wish I Knew as a New Professional |
Join the NPGS SC in partnership with the African American Knowledge Community (AAKC) for an engaging and reflective conversation among Black student affairs professionals who are several years removed from the new professional status. Panelists will reflect on their socialization or path into the field (the good and the bad) and discuss what they have learned, what they wish they knew, and what they would like to pass on to current and future new professionals, and graduate students.
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Dr. Jesse Ford, Assistant Professor of Higher Education, UNC Greensboro
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Nequel Burwell, Director of Residence Life, University of Oklahoma
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Leota Wilson, Assistant Director of Residential Education, UC Davis
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Percy A. Jackson, Director of the Clarence L. Barney, Jr. African American Cultural Center & African American Affairs, Louisiana State University
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| Thursday, October 21, 3:30-5:00 PM ET |
NUFP Chatty Hour |
Join us Thursday, October 21 for our next Chatty Hour where recent NUFP alumni and NUFP Advisory Board members will share insights into the field of Student Affairs, their personal experiences, and lessons learned through their journey. We invite both NUFP Fellows and Mentors to attend this exciting opportunity to explore, learn, and share about working in Student Affairs.
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| Tuesday, October 26, 7 - 8 PM ET |
Job Search Series: "So you want a Job..." |
NASPA Region III encourages you to join our panelists for tips, tricks, and wisdom as you prepare to land a job after graduate school.
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(free for all) |
Alexis Swider, NASPA Region III Graduate Student Representative, & Fredrick Evans Jr., NASPA SC Graduate & Undergraduate Student Liaison, along with an exceptional panel of practitioners in the field. |
| Wednesday, October 27, 12 - 1 PM ET |
Preparation for Student Affairs Professionals at HBCUs |
Throughout fall 2021, Region III is hosting HBCU-focused webinars. Join us for this special CSAM offering.
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(free for members; $39 for non-members) |
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| Wednesday, October 27, 3:30 - 4:30 PM ET |
The Current State of Student Affairs |
Join NASPA President Dr. Kevin Kruger and NASPA Board Chair Dr. Julie Payne Kirchmeier for a discussion on the current state of the student affairs field as well as the future of the field from the perspective of association leadership.
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(free for all) |
Dr. Kevin Kruger & Dr. Julie Payne Kirchmeier |
| Thursday, October 28, 1:00 PM-2:00 PM ET |
Lowkey Trippin: Imposter Syndrome Edition |
Imposter Syndrome shows up differently at different stages of our lives and it can make us insecure. The presenters will walk you through how they’ve overcome imposter syndrome while relating it back to the Emmy nominated show Insecure.
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(free for all)
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| Thursday, October 28, 4:00 PM - 5:00 PM ET |
I’m Black and Tired: Avoiding Burnout and Racial Battle Fatigue
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As a BIPOC professional are you feeling like you’re being asked to do too much, too often, for way too little money? If so, this webinar is for you! This session is going to explore race in the workplace and how showing up and advocating for yourself and students can be challenging and a constant uphill battle when our workplaces are plagued with inequities and out counter colleagues don’t understand the disadvantage that puts us in. This session will briefly explore the work of Ijeoma Olup and Mary Francis Winters while drawing from the personal experience and navigation strategies of BIPOC professionals.
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(free for all)
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