#NASPA15: Navigating with Courage
- jnguyen154
- May 14, 2015
- 2 min read
Term Spring 2015
Description
"Opportunities for teaching and development exist everywhere and at all times on campus and it’s our job to seize these moments." NASPA conferences are designed to provide those opporutnities for growth for all professionals (incoming and seasoned) to learn and apply new programs in their field. Our job as student affairs professionals is to foster those moments where students can learn outside the classroom. With NASPA, various workshops, experiences and services are provided to cultivate student learning and success.
Learning Outcomes SWiBAT #1: Contrast between current ACPA/NASPA competencies and the new initiative revised competencies. SWiBAT #2: Demonstrate knowledge about how technology and social media can advance the engagement and involvement of students on campus.
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NASPA was a learning and a growing experience - it usually is. What made this conference a bit more special was the amount of connection I made with my cohort and faculty throughout the days in New Orleans. I made it part of my goal to know the profesisonals in the field as well as get insight and contributions to add to my development. I attended workshops, receptions, as well as KC meetings that involves faculty and administrations from our school to better network around the campus. I believe I was able to do that by attending the CSUF reception during the conference. It was a great networking tool as well as a great bonding experience with my classmates. I take this experience of bonding and connection back to CSUF and plan to create more connections with faculty and peers in order to create a sense of belonging and togetherness. NASPA taught me that growing together will create a stronger unit and community of individuals.
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