NASPA has many organizations and groups that tailor your NASPA experience to your location, professional level, and institution type.
Regions & Areas provide a local home for NASPA members, offering professional development, networking and events.
KC's provide access to information and resources in a particular subject area, connecting members and facilitating the sharing of knowledge.
Divisions and Groups provide programs, services and resources around a particular area of focus, professional level or institution type, helping set the direction for NASPA's efforts in these spaces.
The Kansas Student Affairs Conference (KSAC) is an annual conference held at various locations in Kansas. Participants come from institutions of higher education across the state, engaging in thoughtful dialogues, and attending presentations on current issues affecting student affairs work in higher education.
Meet one of our great NASPA IV-W graduate students - Andrew Hartman from the University of Saskatchewan.
The NASPA New Professionals and Graduate Students Knowledge Community (NPGS KC) is looking to recognize graduate students and new professionals through a new NASPA recognition platform.
Each month WISA will showcase individuals on the WISA Leadership Team to allow members to get to know the women in executive positions in both a personal and professional capacity. This spotlight will focus on Delia Hom, the Region I Representative. Delia works full time as the Director of the Asian American Center at Northeastern University.
Join us this fall to discover best practices and innovative programs for parents and family members!
Journeys are non-linear. Careers and life itself are non-linear; advice I’ve received and given countless times. A plan is never as simple as getting from Point A to Point B. Yet why is it so hard to embrace this and put it into personal practice?
As a Complex Coordinator at The University of Texas at Austin, I have witnessed students who have become advocates for themselves and others. The students that I have worked with have become more aware of their own identities and how those identities affect them as they navigate through the world. As they learn and study how they deal interpersonally or the way they think about themselves in relation to others, they are conscious of how that reflects on their intrapersonal selves, meaning the way they think about themselves.
The Student Leadership Programs Knowledge Community (Region V) has some open seats on our state/province representative board. Duties are specifically focused within our Student Leadership Programs Knowledge Community. State/province reps for the SLPKC help to connect Student Leadership Programs across states and provinces to disseminate information and highlight best practices.
