NASPA Policy and Practice Series: A Framework for Divisionwide Assessments of Student Learning
5 ways to better support students from foster care This brief highlights the unique experiences of students with a history of foster care
Explore the 2020 NASPA Annual Conference —register now at the best rate and join us March 28 - April 1 in Austin, TX.
Culture of Respect at a glance— explore this brief highlighting the progress of institutions making changes as a part of the Collective’s second cohort.
The 2019 Community Colleges Institute needs your expertise—submit and share your work with community college professionals from across the country.
New NASPA books —visit the online bookstore to learn more about and purchase our two newest books for student affairs professionals.
On-Campus Employment and how its impact can promote and strengthen student success throughout higher education.
Join us at the 2019 NASPA Multicultural Institute —register now at the best rate possible and join us in New Orleans this December.
An excerpt from JSARP Free speech tensions: responding to Bias on college and University Campuses In many bias incidents in higher education, the role of First Amendment protections— particularly free speech—constitutes a flashpoint of disagreement among various constituencies.
In many bias incidents in higher education, the role of First Amendment protections— particularly free speech—constitutes a flashpoint of disagreement among various constituencies.
"The organization’s evolution has had a good parallel to my professional development. Their national conference, professional development seminars, and regional work have been quite helpful. In particular NASPA's willingness to find ways to best serve small college and universities like mine has been wonderful."
Whether you’re an undergraduate contemplating a career in student affairs or the chief student affairs officer on your campus, NASPA is here to provide you with opportunities to gain skills, knowledge and tools to advance your career.
With a NASPA institutional membership, your campus gains access to the largest network of student affairs professionals in the country. Plus, your staff receive exclusive discounts on individual memberships, events and publications.
With large-scale conferences, faculty-lead institutes, webinars and local drive-ins, NASPA aims to provide our members with ongoing professional development opportunities. We cover current issues in higher education, important research from leading experts and topical training, with offerings for all professional levels and student affairs disciplines.
NASPA's Research and Policy Institute (RPI) is the source for timely and original research and policy analysis. As a voice for student affairs in critical conversations, the RPI provides a valuable insight into issues impacting student affairs professionals and the students they serve. Visit the RPI →
NASPA offers opportunities across a global network that both support the implementation of student support services world-wide and help US-based institutions serve international students.