Student success, including persistence and completion, is often seen as the ultimate measure and reward for student affairs practitioners. These resources help you design programs to support all students as they strive to reach their goals.
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Students arrive at college full of hopes and aspirations to complete their college degree; yet data reflect how certain minoritized populations, like first-generation students, depart college at disproportionately higher rates.…
While females make-up only 16% of the military, they are approximately 27% of those who utilize Veterans Affairs education benefits. There is a dearth in scholarship around the specific needs of female veterans and the often…
Six deans of men corresponded in the winter of 1918 with an idea to start an association and by January 1919, the roots of our organization were planted. The 100th Anniversary Planning Committee is excited to reflect back on…
The number of students with Autism Spectrum Disorder, Asperger’s and other nonverbal learning disabilities is increasing each year as K-12 services improve and students set higher goals for themselves. These…
The formula for college success today has two components: grades and money. Higher education institutions have in place a legacy of support to educate students on academic requirements. Many fall short when it comes to helping…
In less than one month, voters throughout the entire nation will be going to the polls to determine who the next set of political leaders will be in various communities, cities, and states all across the country. With so…
Utilizing a collaborative approach to student leader selection and training, LSU First Year Experience provides a comprehensive, competency-based experience from recruitment and selection to team development and…
This presentation will review the building blocks of impostor syndrome in first-generation college students. We will explore the fundamentals of impostor syndrome, the impostor cycle, characteristics of those with impostor…
This on-demand module was developed by the NASPA-NCAA program, 360 Proof, to bring key insights about how to collaborate with athletics on alcohol prevention. Consistent with all of the…
Overall, nearly half of all incoming community college students “drop-out” within twelve months of enrolling, with students of color and the economically disadvantaged faring far worse. Given the high proportion of…
First-generation students are constantly crossing academic borderlands: from high school to college; from the hallway to the classroom; from being a student to graduate/professional, etc. While applying the ethnic studies…