Regions provide an opportunity for NASPA members to connect with each other on a local level that’s unique to the organization. Region V KC Representative: Martin Howell, University of Washington ([email protected]). Invest in and advocate for equitable and inclusive practices that promote socially just communities. Scroll until you see the grey sidebar on the right hand side of the screen and the link to "View My Personal Snapshot.". The knowledge community provides members with opportunities to provide one another support and to learn from others who are working with survivors and respondents on campus. US East (Northern Virginia) Region Availability Zones: 6 Launched 2006, US East (Ohio) Region Availability Zones: 3 Launched 2016, US West (Oregon) Region Availability Zones: 4 Launched 2011 Local Zone: 1 Launched 2019, US West (Northern California) Region Availability Zones: 3* Launched 2009, GovCloud (US-West) Region Availability Zones: 3 Launched 2011, GovCloud (US-East) Region Availability Zones: 3 Launched 2018, Canada (Central) Region** Availability Zones: 3 Launched 2016, See detailed offerings at all AWS locations >>, Edge locations - Ashburn, VA (6); Atlanta GA (6); Boston, MA (2); Chicago, IL (6); Dallas/Fort Worth, TX (6); Denver, CO (2); Hayward, CA; Hillsboro, OR (3); Houston, TX (2); Jacksonville, FL; Los Angeles, CA (5); Miami, FL (4); Minneapolis, MN; Montreal, QC; New York, NY (2); Newark, NJ (7); Palo Alto, CA; Phoenix, AZ; Philadelphia, PA (2); San Jose, CA (2); Seattle, WA (3); South Bend, IN; Toronto, ON, Regional Edge Caches - Northern Virginia; Ohio; Oregon, Learn more about the Global Edge Network >>. Capitalizing on a student/faculty ratio of 9:1, The College’s curricular and research programs incorporate active learning and collaborative work between students and faculty, a strong, growing commitment to undergraduate research, and an increasing focus on interdisciplinary study. They will offer excellent written and verbal communication, technical skills, detail orientation, and the ability to navigate policy and regulatory nuance. National Conference Application Deadline: December 1, 2019 at 11:59pm PSTApplicants will be notified about two weeks after the deadline. The African American Knowledge Community (AAKC) increases members' awareness of, knowledge about, and appreciation for issues unique to African American professionals working in higher education and student affairs. The Gender and Sexuality Knowledge Community provides avenues for both social and professional involvement. Virtual Live Briefings, Short Courses, & Engagement Events. Advocate to support student learning and success. Fee for participants or rationale if no fee is being charged. Click on "Edit My Profile" and scroll down the page until you get to "NASPA Engagement Details.". Feel free to reach out to them to learn more about how you can get the most of your NASPA involvement by joining at KC.

Only one request will be accepted for a given initiative. The mission of NUFP is to increase the number of historically disenfranchised and underrepresented professionals in student affairs and/or higher education, including but not limited to those of racial and ethnic minoritized backgrounds; those having a disability; and those identifying on the LGBTQ spectrum. Please consider joining in our leadership team within your region or at the national level through Volunteer Central. A full budget for the initiative including all sources of potential funding. AWS provides a more extensive global footprint than any other cloud provider, and to support its global footprint and ensure customers are served across the world, AWS opens new Regions rapidly. Small Colleges/University Symposium - $1500. in anticipation of an upswing of new memberships from the WRC, develop communication strategies to support new member retention. US West (Northern California) Region Availability Zones: 3* Launched 2009. Each region is governed by an elected chair and a team of representatives from the various NAFSA professional sections and educator groups. As the functional area of off-campus and commuter programs continues to grow within higher education, our KC aims to establish and maintain a sense of community and resource-sharing among professionals within this area of expertise. Below you will find information about the KCs avaialble to join in Region V. Additionally, we have provided contact information, if applicable, for the Region V Representative of each KC. As of 2010, it served approximately 10,000 educators worldwide, representing nearly 3,000 higher education institutions. The vision of the Student Affairs Fundraising and External Relations Knowledge Community is to enable NASPA members to develop fundraising knowledge and skills to enhance programs and services for Student Affairs at their individual institutions. Members will share their common interests, knowledge, and innovative practices to help support each other, student success, and the NASPA mission.

Knowledge Communities (KC) are member-driven networks that empower you to explore key topics, professional functions, and personal identities alongside other student affairs educators . The Fraternity and Sorority Knowledge Community (FSKC) provides a forum for organizations and professionals working with fraternities and sororities to discuss the ideas and issues that can advance the field.

Click "Login", "Engagement Portal", "Volunteer Central", and then members can search my volunteer opportunities by region. As higher education continues to evolve, NASPA serves a leading role in the innovations that are shaping the future of student affairs. Small Colleges/University Symposium - $1500. The Administrators in Graduate and Professional Student Services (AGAPSS) Knowledge Community provides a supportive forum for university administrators who serve the needs of graduate and professional students. The SCIHE KC envisions an environment where student affairs educators have access to information, training, and resources that help them to understand how these issues alter the college and university landscape. Regions provide an opportunity for NASPA members to connect with each other on a local level that’s unique to the organization. If you are interested in submitting your own Student Story, please email LeAnne Jones Wiles at [email protected]. This website is designed for regional members share ideas and collaborate across regions. Questions and inquires can be directed to Lincoln Johnson at [email protected]. We are delighted to have you join with us as we work to gain a greater understanding of the needs of student-athletes on our campus and how the programs and services we provide as student affairs professionals can enhance their college experience. Region V KC Representative: Tiffanie Braun, Washington State University ([email protected]). The Wellness and Health Promotion Knowledge Community provides opportunities for student affairs professionals, campus administrators, faculty members, and students to explore and address the complex relationships between health, learning, and student well-being. We hope that you join us in this cause through support, sharing your experiences and efforts, or providing leadership. Region V KC Representative: Dhaval Patel, Pacific Lutheran University ([email protected]). One of the best resources available to you is the wide range of professional development opportunities. Convene a working group to review the Region V Financial Guidance Document to address: structure for developing new programs within Region V. In an effort to support the NASPA Foundation, the Region V Advisory Board will facilitate: 100 unique Region V donors at any level; and. les régions de France. The NASPA Assessment, Evaluation, and Research Knowledge Community encourages and supports student affairs professionals as they assess learning, evaluate programs, and research theory and practice. ❖ Extend the value of NASPA membership to a wider network of higher education professionals and partners. $2,000 has been established in the Region V annual budget for these requests.

To submit a request complete this form and send to the Region V Treasurer, Sean Ferris [email protected]. The following list of Region V KCs are seeking a representative: For information about Knowledge Communities or to inquire about serving as a KC Representative please email the Region V KC Coordinators Sara Kutten ([email protected]) or Jeff Rosenberry ([email protected]). Funding must be returned to NASPA Region V within 60 days of the date of the event.

Requestor must work with a member of the advisory board who can speak on behalf of their proposal. Whether it’s taking on a leadership role or helping out at a drive-in, there’s something for everyone. The Orientation, Transition and Retention Knowledge Community (OTRKC) is  a conduit for student affairs professionals with a vested interest in orientation, transition and retention programming, research, and services. Phone: 1.202.737.3699 The Region V Advisory Board oversees the various activities of the region and provides regional input and perspective to the central NASPA office. Region V KC Representative: Dhaval Patel, Pacific Lutheran University ([email protected]).