Join us for a five week online short course on Resilient Living: A Guide to Foster Resilience and Live a More Thriving Life with Dr. Delvina Miremadi-Baldino.
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Join the Military Family Research Institute at Purdue University and the NASPA Veterans Knowledge Community to learn more about supporting the success of military-connected students on your campus.
This course is based on material from Increasing…
The past 15 years have seen an incredible growth in adult enrollment, much of it fueled by the expansion of online learning and enhanced accessibility, so it has become essential for postsecondary institutions to develop and…
NASPA's Certified Peer Educator (CPE) Training Program is new and updated as of July 2016! If you're interested in becoming a facilitator for this groundbreaking training program which has certified over 200,000…
This course is part of series entitled, Addressing Gender-Based Violence: Beyond Fundamentals. This series of courses will allow you to take a deeper dive into specific methods for addressing gender-based violence on…
This course is available on-demand in the NASPA Online Learning Community. You may begin the session at any time and proceed through the content at your own pace. This course is approximately 60 minutes in…
Join us for a 10 part online short course on Outcomes Based Assessment Fundamentals with Dr. Marilee Bresciani Ludvik.
This online short course is self-paced, meaning you can begin the course and progress as quickly…
This course is presented in partnership with The Clery Center for Security on Campus.
This session will explore how faculty and administrators can engage with technologically savvy college students, who want to learn and seek out technology. This session is open for registration now and is…
This module applies the concepts presented in Building a Culture of Evidence in Student Affairs (Culp & Dungy, 2012) to programs and services for adult learners. Emphasizing the importance of carefully…
Community colleges have a long history of access, inclusion, and opportunity. They have built a path to higher education for a wide spectrum of students: those with disabilities, veterans, immigrants, and first-generation,…