Posts Tagged ‘women in higher education’

A Conversation with a Role Model

This is a guest post from Mary C. Jordan (@marycsjordan), Coordinator for Academic Residential Programs, University of Florida. In a recent meeting with my mentor, I discussed some of the challenges of the last few months of this second year in my first post-Master’s job. Some of my new professional energy has burnt out, and my [...]

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Conquering the Conference: My experience at the 2011 NASPA Multicultural Institute

We would like to thank Lauren Gaines, Academic Specialist at Michigan State University, for this guest post. A colleague asked me if I was excited, the day before setting off for the NASPA Multicultural Institute.  If anxious and excited were cousins, then at very least my feelings were sharing holidays together. The truth is, despite 2-3 years of membership, NMI would be my first real-life NASPA conference. [...]

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Deans of Women: Forces of Progress in Higher Education

In honor of Women’s History Month (#whm) we have asked a couple of authors to share historical perspectives about women in student affairs. Our collective history illuminates our strengths as women leaders, the progress we have made, and the trails still left to blaze. We are honored to have this post written by Dr. Robert [...]

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