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"Advising for Leadership Development" webinar
Institution: University of Florida, University of Nebraska, and Bridgewater State University
Author(s): Dr. Nancy Chystal-Green, Dr. Lindsay Hastings, and Dr. Cindy Kane
Published: 9/28/2018
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The growth in mentoring, coaching and advising initiatives on college campuses has been representative of a shared commitment to personalizing the college experience. In this webinar, we will discuss how campus activities professionals can cultivate both individual and group teaching and learning environments in order to advise with leadership development in mind. In addition, we will focus on the similarities and differences between mentoring, coaching and advising with a goal to help educators to evaluate program approaches that support desired student outcomes. |
Advising
College Students / Student Development
Leadership Development
Mentoring
NACA Events
Leadership Development
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"Advising for Leadership Development" webinar slides
Institution: University of Florida, University of Nebraska, and Bridgewater State University
Author(s): Dr. Nancy Chystal-Green, Dr. Lindsay Hastings, and Dr. Cindy Kane
Published: 9/28/2018
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The growth in mentoring, coaching and advising initiatives on college campuses has been representative of a shared commitment to personalizing the college experience. In this webinar, we will discuss how campus activities professionals can cultivate both individual and group teaching and learning environments in order to advise with leadership development in mind. In addition, we will focus on the similarities and differences between mentoring, coaching and advising with a goal to help educators to evaluate program approaches that support desired student outcomes. |
Advising
College Students / Student Development
Leadership Development
Mentoring
NACA Events
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"Network Like a Champ" webinar
Institution: University of South Carolina-Columbia
Author(s): Laura Lavender
Published: 9/25/2018
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In today’s world, likability is everything. First impressions happen quickly, and the more likable you are, the better impression you’ll leave. Don’t freak out – I’ve got you. I’m going to help shape you into an extremely likable creature. During this webinar I’ll go over my networking model – focusing both on how to meet people and also how to win them over once you do. I’ll also take some time to give you tips on how to maximize the regional conferences and ever-exciting TPE experiences. Networking tends to have a scary connotation, and my goal is to help you see it as a fun and rewarding experience. And if that doesn’t work, I’ll teach you how to fake it until you make it! :) This is going to be an entertaining and interactive webinar, so bring your questions/enthusiasm and let’s learn to network like champs! |
Career Development / Employability Skills
Graduate Students
NACA Events
Professional Development
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"Preparing For Your First Regional Conference" webinar
Institution: Babco Entertainment, NACA Office, Neon Entertainment, and the National Block Booking Team
Author(s): Melissa Boyle-Aronson, Victoria Moulterie, Scott Talarico, and Stacey Sottung
Published: 9/21/2018
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Are you new to NACA? Are exhibiting at your first Regional Conference?
Join us to learn about Preparing for your First Regional Conference!! From conference prep to being onsite, we'll share important information and helpful tips to make your experience as smooth as possible. Office staff and experienced NACA associate members will lead the presentation and Q&A. |
Associate Member Resources
NACA Events
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"The New Era of Campus Free Speech and Protests: Tools for Balancing Student Desires, Institutional Impact, and the First Amendment" webinar
Institution: The George Washington University and James Madison University
Author(s): Anne Graham and Dr. Tim Miller
Published: 9/18/2018
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In this age of hashtag activism, online petitions, and Facebook events for protests, controversy surrounding a student organization’s event or a campus incident can escalate at lightning speed. This presents unique and difficult challenges to the student leaders and members, the general student population, and university administrators. This briefing will focus on the role of the student affairs administrator during a campus controversy. The presenters, a vice president of student affairs and an assistant director of involvement, will provide insights and tools from their distinct administrative perspectives related to enacting a multi-faceted response to a variety of controversial campus situations.
Participants will be able to articulate the implications of controversy on students and the campus community and understand how to consider student interests alongside risk management and public relations. The presenters will provide a set of practical tools and strategies that can be implemented at the participants' institution, including an event-briefing template and tips for training staff and students on this topic. |
Advising
College Students / Student Development
Diversity / Social Justice
NACA Events
Student Affairs / Higher Education
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"The New Era of Campus Free Speech and Protests: Tools for Balancing Student Desires, Institutional Impact, and the First Amendment" webinar slides
Institution: The George Washington University and James Madison University
Author(s): Anne Graham and Dr. Tim Miller
Published: 9/18/2018
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In this age of hashtag activism, online petitions, and Facebook events for protests, controversy surrounding a student organization’s event or a campus incident can escalate at lightning speed. This presents unique and difficult challenges to the student leaders and members, the general student population, and university administrators. This briefing will focus on the role of the student affairs administrator during a campus controversy. The presenters, a vice president of student affairs and an assistant director of involvement, will provide insights and tools from their distinct administrative perspectives related to enacting a multi-faceted response to a variety of controversial campus situations. Participants will be able to articulate the implications of controversy on students and the campus community and understand how to consider student interests alongside risk management and public relations. The presenters will provide a set of practical tools and strategies that can be implemented at the participants' institution, including an event-briefing template and tips for training staff and students on this topic. |
Advising
College Students / Student Development
Diversity / Social Justice
NACA Events
Student Affairs / Higher Education
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Advising Through Controversy - Responding to Controversial Student Organization Events
Institution: The George Washington University
Author(s): Anne Graham
Published: 9/18/2018
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This presentation developed by The George Washington University walks advisors through responding to and supporting their students through controversial events, from preparation to follow-up. |
Advising
College Students / Student Development
Diversity / Social Justice
Programming / Event Management
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Controversial Events Briefing Guide
Institution: The George Washington University
Author(s): Anne Graham
Published: 9/18/2018
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Referenced during the NACA Webinar "The New Era of Campus Free Speech and Protests: Tools for Balancing Student Desires, Institutional Impact, and the First Amendment," this document was created by The George Washington University as a template for outlining the event details and messaging of a controversial event. The template includes the following sections and outlines the information that should be included: Event Details, Event Overview, Risk Overview, On-Site Staff/Organization Contacts, Access and Ticketing, Security, Run of Show, Media, Other Relevant Details, and Student Support Plan. |
Advising
Forms
Programming / Event Management
Risk Management
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"Using Google Apps for Student Org Management" webinar
Institution: Coker College
Author(s): Caroline Carter
Published: 8/9/2018
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This webinar explored the potential of using Google Apps as a platform to manage student organizations. The presenter, Caroline Carter, walked through how Coker College uses Google Apps daily, employing folder sharing, smart forms, Google sites, and more to create an administrative platform for student leaders and their organizations. |
NACA Events
Student Organizations
Technology
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"Utilizing NACA 24/7- School Edition" webinar
Institution: The College Agency, Coker College, NACA Office, and Neon Entertainment
Author(s): Sue Boxrud, Caroline Carter, Victoria Moulterie, Scott Talarico, and Wes Wikel
Published: 8/2/2018
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Members of the office staff, Associate Advisory Group, and National Block Booking team walk through the features available on the new NACA 24/7 platform and provide tips and tricks that will make it easier to search, book, and review artists and services for your next campus event. |
NACA Events
Planning
Programming / Event Management
School Member Resources
Technology
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"Utilizing NACA 24/7- Associate Edition" webinar
Institution: The College Agency, Coker College, NACA Office, and Neon Entertainment
Author(s): Sue Boxrud, Caroline Carter, Victoria Moulterie, Scott Talarico, and Wes Wikel
Published: 8/1/2018
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Members of the office staff, Associate Advisory Group, and National Block Booking team walk through the features available on the new NACA 24/7 platform and provide tips and tricks that will help you promote your artists or services and stay connected with NACA member schools. |
Agents
Associate Member Resources
Business Management
Marketing
NACA Events
Technology
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"Win Win Relationships: Cultivating Artist/Agent-School Relationships" webinar
Institution: UW-Green Bay and The College Agency
Author(s): Grant Winslow and Denise Wallace Heitkamp
Published: 8/1/2018
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Creating win-win relationships between schools and agencies is easy as long as you remember the golden rule for any relationship – communicate! As a new student programmer you must first realize that you are not the first person to be new nor are you alone in the experiences you are facing. Every year program boards across the country turn portions of their memberships over and advisors and agents need to relearn how each new student works and use it as learning process that each of you will work through together. |
Agents
Career Development / Employability Skills
College Students / Student Development
Conferences
Experiential Learning
NACA Events
Professional Development
Program Boards
School Member Resources
Effective Communication
Meaningful Interpersonal Relationships
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"Want to be a Slacker?" webinar
Institution: University of South Carolina
Author(s): Carly Rice
Published: 7/11/2018
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Part of NACA's summer Appy Hour series, this webinar will go through the basic features of the group messaging app, Slack. Additionally, presenter Carly Rice will discuss how Carolina Productions, the programming board for the University of South Carolina, uses Slack daily throughout the school year and how you might use Slack with your students. |
NACA Events
Program Boards
Technology
Effective Communication
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"NACA's "NEXT" New Resource for Assessing Career Learning in Co-curricular Activities" webinar
Institution: Baker University, Texas A&M - College Station, and Stephen F. Austin State University
Author(s): Randy Flowers, Rick Greig, and Dr. Adam Peck
Published: 6/28/2018
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Facilitated by Adam Peck, editor of Engagement and Employability: Integrating Career Learning through Cocurricular Experiences in Postsecondary Education, this webinar will provide an in-depth overview of the NACA NEXT tool. This overview will be followed by a panel discussion consisting of three "super users" - Randy Flowers (Baker University), Rick Greig (Texas A&M - College Station), and Dr. Adam Peck (Stephen F. Austin University) - who will share how they utilize the tool on their campuses. |
Advising
Assessment / Evaluation
Benchmarking
Career Development / Employability Skills
College Students / Student Development
Experiential Learning
NACA Events
School Member Resources
Student Learning / Learning Outcomes
Technology
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Release Your Inner Leadership Style -- Then Lead With It
Institution: Michigan Technological University
Author(s): Magann Dykema, Jessie Stapleton
Published: 4/24/2018
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Set aside your extrovert and introvert mentalities to discover the truth. It isn’t just black and white when it comes to leadership styles. There are a wide spectrum of attributes that make you, you! From internships to student orgs, staff meetings and planning the next big event, there’s a lot out there to challenge you and test your skills. Why not find out what your strengths in leadership are and use them to your advantage?
Presented at the 2018 Northern Plains Regional Conference in St. Paul, MN. |
College Students / Student Development
Leadership Development
NACA Events
Professional Development
Leadership Development
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Release Your Inner Leadership Style -- Then Lead With It personality inventory handout
Institution: Michigan Technological University
Author(s): Magann Dykema, Jessie Stapleton
Published: 4/24/2018
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Set aside your extrovert and introvert mentalities to discover the truth. It isn’t just black and white when it comes to leadership styles. There are a wide spectrum of attributes that make you, you! From internships to student orgs, staff meetings and planning the next big event, there’s a lot out there to challenge you and test your skills. Why not find out what your strengths in leadership are and use them to your advantage?
This handout accompanied the session presented at the 2018 Northern Plains Regional Conference in St. Paul, MN. |
College Students / Student Development
Leadership Development
NACA Events
Professional Development
Leadership Development
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Problematic Things Well-Intended People Say
Institution: Macalester College
Author(s): Lerren Tyler; Logan Schrader
Published: 4/20/2018
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We've probably all said something problematic to someone without even realizing it was a problem to begin with. In this session we will explore Dr. Maura Cullen's "35 Dumb Things Well Intended People Say" and how common it is for folks to inadvertently cause harm without meant to or knowing they've done so. We will go over the three important steps (Knowledge, Skills, and Action) of how we can respond and take action when we make a mistake.
This session was presented at the 2018 NACA Northern Plains Regional Conference in St. Paul, MN. |
College Students / Student Development
Diversity / Social Justice
Leadership Development
NACA Events
Professional Development
Student Learning / Learning Outcomes
Clarified Values
Effective Communication
Intellectual Growth
Meaningful Interpersonal Relationships
Multicultural Competency
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Success In Program Planning
Institution: Marquette University
Author(s): Kate Vetter
Published: 4/7/2018
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This interactive session will give students and professionals the ability to brainstorm and learn about large scale program planning. How to keep the end in sight and work with campus partners in an effective manner. Also offered during this session will be tips to utilize an effective timeline when planning programs.
Presented during the 2018 NACA Northern Plains Regional Conference in St. Paul, MN. |
Collaboration
Late-Night Programs
Marketing
NACA Events
Planning
Programming / Event Management
Collaboration
Effective Communication
Event Management
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NDSL #158, Role of Mentoring, Coaching, and Advising in Developing Leadership
Institution: Jossey Bass/ Wiley Publishers
Author(s): Editors: Lindsay Hastings and Cindy Kane
Published: 3/25/2018
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Volume 158 of NEW DIRECTIONS FOR STUDENT LEADERSHIP, Role of Mentoring, Coaching, and Advising in Developing Leadership has been released. Editors Lindsay Hastings and Cindy Kane have a great group of authors and informative chapters on leadership development in mentoring, coaching, and advising. The annotated table of contents follows.
You can access Editor’s Notes FREE or subscribe to the NDSL series at:
https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/toc/23733357/2018/158 |
Advising
Assessment / Evaluation
Collaboration
College Students / Student Development
Leadership Development
Leadership Education
Mentoring
National Publications
Professional Development
Staff Development
Student Employees
Student Learning / Learning Outcomes
Student Organizations
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From CAMP to Campus
Institution: Carthage College and RK Entertainment Agency, LLC
Author(s): Hailey Morgan and Adam Grabowski
Published: 3/1/2018
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If this is your first NACA Conference or you do not know how to navigate the conversations in the Campus Activities Marketplace, this session is for you! Get the gist on how to communicate with a performer before, during, and after your event. Learn ways to gain feedback and better your hospitality. Incorporating small group discussions and a Q&A session, you’ll hear both sides of the story - from a student programmer and a performer!
Presented at the 2018 National Convention in Boston, MA. |
Agents
Assessment / Evaluation
Late-Night Programs
NACA Events
Planning
Program Boards
Programming / Event Management
Student Organizations
Student Unions
Assessment and Evaluation
Effective Communication
Event Management
Meaningful Interpersonal Relationships
Social Responsibility
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leadership dot #1861: onboarding
Institution: Leadership Dots
Author(s): Dr. beth triplett
Published: 3/1/2018
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As a supervisor, it is important to have clarity in your expectations and to ensure that your employee is aligned with them. What better time to do so than starting on Day 1? Whether you model the House Servants Guide or Brian’s onboarding document, I hope that you take the time to begin your new working relationship with specificity and focus. |
Advising
Professional Development
Staff Development
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Navigating Campus Activities as a Parent
Institution: Texas State University
Author(s): Peter Pereira
Published: 3/1/2018
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As a younger professional, have you wondered how you will intend to balance having children while still working in Campus Activities? Come learn how one Campus Activities veteran has managed to do so while also being a part of a dual-career student affairs couple.
Presented at the 2018 NACA National Convention in Boston, MA. |
Career Development / Employability Skills
NACA Events
Professional Development
Staff Development
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Sample Onboarding Packet
Institution: Maryville University
Author(s): Brian Gardner
Published: 3/1/2018
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When a new employee begins their position, their training and orientation often occur in an informal way. In addition, there is so much information for the employee to take in that it is often confusing for them to know where to start. Even more challenging is the process of prioritizing what is most important and what matters for long term success. This document addresses all of these issues.
Created by Brian Gardner, Assistant Dean/Student Involvement at Maryville University
Based on a template developed by Ken Brill and Brian Gardner |
Advising
Professional Development
Staff Development
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STAR Supervision
Institution: Leadership Dots
Author(s): Dr. beth triplett
Published: 3/1/2018
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This handout, which accompanied Dr. beth triplett's education session at the 2018 National Convention in Boston, MA, walks through the steps to become a STAR supervisor. |
Advising
NACA Events
Professional Development
Staff Development
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Getting More than Pizzas Donated: Facilitating Sponsorship Opportunities on Your Campus
Institution: DePaul University and Riddle and Bloom
Author(s): Courtney James and Laura Bundrick
Published: 2/21/2018
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It’s time to re-imagine how you manage sponsorships on your campus! In this session, attendees will evaluate what sponsorship currently looks like on their campus. Additionally, attendees will learn about what sponsors look for when considering whether to sponsor and how to create a standard guide that elevates your potential for sponsorship.
Presented at the 2018 National Convention in Boston, MA. |
Budgets
Collaboration
Fundraising / Sponsorships
NACA Events
Collaboration
Effective Communication
Event Management
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Cultivating an Environment for Excellence Through the Empowerment of Student Employees
Institution: Stockton University
Author(s): Joseph Lizza, Ed.D.
Published: 2/20/2018
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The Stockton University Office of Event Services & Campus Center Operations has approximately fifty undergraduate and graduate student employees with diverse responsibilities ranging from facility operations, programming, event scheduling, and general office assistance. Over the past seven years with the opening of the university’s campus center, this office has established a comprehensive and intentional student employee training program for its staff. This session will provide those who supervise student employees a background overview of the office’s yearlong training program as well as the techniques used to create an environment which empowers students to be engaged student leaders, fosters the development of transferable skills, and creates a community of care and mutual respect.
Presented at the 2018 NACA National Convention in Boston, MA. |
Advising
College Students / Student Development
Leadership Development
NACA Events
Professional Development
Staff Development
Student Employees
Student Unions
Training
Effective Communication
Event Management
Intellectual Growth
Leadership Development
Meaningful Interpersonal Relationships
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Up Your Game: Presentation Tips and Tricks
Institution: SUNY Oneonta
Author(s): bill harcleroad
Published: 2/20/2018
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The problem with PowerPoint isn't PowerPoint, its that people don't use it properly. This presentation focuses on tips and tricks learned throughout a career that started in instructional support services and continued in student affairs.
Presented at the 2018 NACA National Convention in Boston, MA. |
Career Development / Employability Skills
Conferences
Marketing
NACA Events
Presentation Skills
Technology
Training
Effective Communication
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(Concert) Checklist Actions Towards Success: CATS
Institution: University of Central Florida and Babco Entertainment LLC
Author(s): Gwen Dailey and Melissa Boyle Aronson
Published: 2/19/2018
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C.A.T.S.! Who doesn’t love cats? We love cats. We can’t survive without our cats. Everything that goes into organizing a concert requires cats. You ever have that feeling you are forgetting something, but can’t think what it is? There are so many details that go into planning a concert and any one of them could be overlooked. Did you research which Artists your campus wants to see by doing a student survey? Did you create a marketing plan? Wait! Did you implement your marketing plan? Is the Artist check ready day of show? Have you staffed every volunteer position? Did you check Artist flight status before the runner left for the airport? This session will show how to use C.A.T.S. (concert Checklist Actions Towards Success) and why it is the most important tool in concert event management. By using C.A.T.S to manage your concert event, you’ll never forget anything again.
Presented at the 2018 NACA National Convention in Boston, MA. |
NACA Events
Planning
Program Boards
Programming / Event Management
School Member Resources
Student Engagement
Event Management
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Assessment 101 Series: Questions and Survey Design
Institution: The University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign & The George Washington University
Author(s): Beth Hoag & Kaitlyn Schmitt
Published: 2/19/2018
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As professionals are designing local assessment instruments, it’s important to know how to write good assessment questions – and how poorly designed questions can affect the results of the assessment. Come to this session to learn principles of good question design, common pitfalls of assessment questions, and strategies for designing quality surveys so you can improve your assessments and obtain better data.
Presented at the 2018 NACA National Convention in Boston, MA. |
Assessment / Evaluation
Conferences
NACA Events
Professional Development
Assessment and Evaluation
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Assessment 101: 10 Things You Need to Know About Assessment
Institution: The George Washington University & The University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
Author(s): Kaitlyn Schmitt & Beth Hoag
Published: 2/18/2018
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New to assessment or want to brush up on your skills? Come to this session to talk about assessment basics and making your assessments purposeful and useful. Learn tips and tricks for conducting assessments in student affairs, from the different types of assessments to documenting your assessment work.
Presented at the 2018 NACA National Convention in Boston, MA. |
Assessment / Evaluation
Conferences
NACA Events
Professional Development
Assessment and Evaluation
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