NACA Live
Forum for Student Org Advisors
1:00 PM - 5:00 PM, Friday, February 13
The Forum for Student Organization Advisors will provide professionals who support campus organizations a space for learning and networking. Attendees will learn from experts in the areas of student organization support and assessment, trend forecasting, and resource development. Time will also be spent on structured idea-sharing and collaboration with professionals in similar roles. The Forum for Student Organization Advisors will transition into additional learning opportunities throughout NACA Live.
Registration
You can add The Forum on to your registration during the booking process.
- Members: $150
- Non-Members: $200
Earn Continuing Education (CE) credits towards your Certified Student Affairs Educator core & Campus Activities specialty certifications.
NACA has been approved by the Higher Education Consortium for Student Affairs Certification to provide Continuing Education (CE) credit for Certified Student Affairs Educators (CSAEdTM). Programs that qualify for CE credit in this program are clearly identified. NACA is solely responsible for all aspects of this program.
NACA is proud to be the first organization approved by the Higher Education Consortium for Student Affairs Certification to offer CE credits!
Who should attend The Forum for Student Org Advisors?
Any campus professional who is focused on supporting student organizations, wants to continue to grow their professional skills, and desires to expand their professional peer network. Content will be applicable for those who have two months or twenty-plus years of experience in higher education.
What can you expect to gain from The Forum for Student Org Advisors?
ATTENDEES will receive:
- 5+ hours of professional development
- Network of peers who support student organizations
- Guidance on how to use the NACA Live event for continued learning
- Snacks & refreshments
Learning Outcomes
ATTENDEES who complete this experience will develop strategies to:
- Recognize the impact of national trends and policy changes on student organizations and their advisors.
- Identify and implement strategic and inclusive policies and practices.
- Assess the needs of the campus community with a focus on improving the student experience and sense of belonging.
- Build a network of colleagues that can offer support, ideas, and resources.
