2016 NASPA Annual Conference

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• 1 Professional Development Plans With Purpose: A Structured Approach to Career Enhancement For Individuals Theodore Kruse; Tabetha Maly
• 2 The Student Affairs Professional in an Online Environment Ed Engelbride; Kim Scalzo; Michelle Forte
• 3 Gender Identity and Sexual Violence: Exposing Dangerous Gaps in Title IX Training and Compliance Efforts Chicora Martin
• 4 Supervision as Social Justice Practice Alina Wong; Rachel Wagner; Kathy Sisneros
• 5 A Closer Look at Student Financial Wellness Mandi Cohen
• 6 Managing a Challenging Work Environment Anne Flaherty; Lori Reesor; Christine Schneikart- Luebbe
• 7 Inclusion and Social Justice For Students With Disabilities = Accessibility Tom Thompson; Kelly Leonard
• 8 Chasing the American Dream: Exploring the Challenges of Undocumented Students
• 20 Success With Supervising: Ways to Make the Most of Your Relationships Tava Bingham; Courtney Buzan
• 21 Creating a Theory-Based Well-Being Assessment For Undergraduates John Pryor; Penny Rue; Eranda Jayawickreme
• 22 Succeeding in Your First Year as an AVP/ Number Two Ann Marie Klotz; Vijay Pendakur
• 23 Legacy: Reflections on a University and the Student Affairs Profession Patrick Day; Judith Chambers; Julie Sina; Elizabeth Griego; Matthew Lopez-Phillips
• 24 Show Me the Money? Contemporary Challenges in Student Affairs Budgeting and Finance Ann Gansemer-Topf; Peter Englin; W. Houston Dougharty
• 25 Findings and Lessons Learned from the “Beyond the Classroom Matters” Assessment Project Amber Fallucca; Pamela Bowers; Robert Askins
• 26 Avoiding Overload: Project Management and Productivity Strategies to Organize, Execute and Succeed as a Leader
• 39 Tell Me More: Inspiring Customer Service in a Developmental Student Affairs World James Wu; Steven Sajkich; Sarah Thompson
• 40 Beginning Your Journey: Navigating Careers in Student Affairs as a New Professional Lori Reesor; Marilyn Amey
• 41 A System-Level Approach to High Impact Practices Heidi Leming; Donna Seagle; Anna Esquivel; Lauren Collier
• 42 The Complexity of African American Male Under-Achievement and Attainment in Post- Secondary Contexts Eric Blacknall
• 43 Racialized Aggressions and Social Media on Campus Kevin Gin; Heather Rowan-Kenyon; Ana Martínez Alemán; Scott Radimer
• 44 Safety on the Internet: Tools to Minimize and/Or Respond to Cyberstalking Lauren Strunk
• 45 Freedom of (and From) Speech on Campus in the Social Media Age John Lowery
• 46 AOD Program Compliance: Building Effective and Compliant Policies, Notifications, and Biennial Reviews Brooke Wilson; Katherine Johnson; Erica Eckert Anne Cartwright; Jeff Stefancic; Tamara Loew 09 De’Ronnius Young Navigating the Community College 27 Utilizing CAS Standards to ExamineLeadership Development Effectiveness
• 47 Creating Purpose: Fostering Dialogue and Cultivating Connections Across Campus

Experience: Issues, Trends, and Best Practices Scott Peska; Quincy Martin; Paulette Dalpes

• 10 #Digitalfaith: Understanding the Digital Landscape For Religious and Spiritual Development Sable Manson; Tasneem Noor
• 11 I’m Not Supposed to Be Here: Overcoming Imposter Syndrome Brandon Common; Eileen Galvez
• 12 Connecting to Improve Faculty Understanding and Preparation For Issues of Sexual Assault Sarah Hurtado; Allison BrkaLorenz
• 13 Student to Active Alumni: A Collaborative Effort to Establish a Lifetime of Engagement Shannon Brecheisen
• 14 Moving Beyond Climate in Assessing Campus Environments: (Re)Focusing on What Works Natasha Saelua; Samuel Museus; Ting-Han Chang
• 15 Toward More Robust Gender Inclusivity: Using Law and Policy to Address the Needs of a Gender Corey James Benson; Adriana Alicea- Rodriguez; Matthew Peterson
• 16 Beyond Busy: Challenging the Glorification of a Hectic Life Jennifer Wegner; Amy Homkes- Hayes; Charlie Potts
• 17 Case Management: Assuring the Well Being of Students “No Problem Too Small” Erica Kelsey; Annette Eaton; William Stackman
• 18 Undertaking a State-Wide Effort to Reduce Sexual Violence Ed Engelbride; Carol Stenger; Joseph Storch
• 19 Student Learning and Success in an Era of Diminishing Public Resources Brent Marsh; Shana Warkentine Meyer

Jerri Arnold-Cook

• 28 Millennial Leadership: A New Framework For a New Leader Gerald Mitchell; Meagan Mitchell-Kelley
• 29 Institutionalized Support For Undocumented Students Diana Valdivia; Henoc Preciado; Rafael Vázquez
• 30 Data-Driven Success Strategies For First- Year Students Brian Samble; Daniel Newhart; Patience Whitworth
• 31 Research and Policy Institute – Public Policy 101: Intersections Between Public Policy and Student Affairs Practice Amelia Parnell; Kimberly Grieve; Seann Kalagher
• 32 Trauma-Informed Practice: Exceeding the Needs of Student Survivors on Our Campuses Tricia Shalka; Erin Vlach
• 33 Conversations on Race: Moving from Angst to Action Barry Olson; Maura Murphy; Erin Robinson
• 34 Life in Transition: Switching Functional Areas as a Graduate and New Professional Mandi Cohen; Thomas Harwell; Antonio-Philip Lytle; Jake Cohen
• 35 Understanding and Managing Presidential Transitions: Lessons For VPSAs and Their Teams Barbara LoMonaco; Pauline Dobrowski; Jason Pina; Rebecca Sawyer
• 36 Restorative Justice Approaches to Sexual Misconduct David Karp; Kaaren Williamsen
• 37 Preparing Tomorrow’s Student Affairs Leaders in Community Colleges R. Keith Howard; Michael Baston; Mary Lewellen; Michael Hodge
• 38 Veteran Influx: Supporting Veterans in the Higher Education Pipeline Christopher Davidson

Stephanie Hernandez; Tanisha Jenkins

• 48 Environmental Factors Influencing the Acceptance of Assessment Peggy Holzweiss; Matt Fuller; Rebecca Bustamante
• 49 Creating Safe Spaces During Sexual Misconduct Investigations Jill Dunlap
• 50 Navigating Conflicts Related to Religious Identity & Diversity On Mary Ellen Giess; Maria Blandizzi; Stephanie Russell Krebs; Mark Forrester
• 51 Making Academic and Student Affairs Partnerships to Advance Diversity and Social Justice Sarah Hurtado; Lucy LePeau; Ryan Davis
• 52 Sexual Assault Campus Climate Surveys: a Tale of Two Campuses Ruth Anne Koenick; Holly Rider-Milkovich
• 53 Setting a Racial Equity and Inclusion Agenda For the 2016 Election Demetri Morgan; Lori Patton Davis; Shaun Harper; Susana Muñoz; Sam Museus; Edward Smith
• 54 Aligning Expectations With Resources: Assessing Your Office Catherine Feminella; Carlyle Lawrence
• 55 Retention Is Everyone’S Problem: Using Analytics to Design Targeted Interventions to Increase Persistence Emily Hester; Kurt Keppler; Melissa Brocato
• 56 Supporting College Student Mental Health: Collaboration and Training Erik Sorensen; Sasha Masoomi; Chiaothong Yong
• 57 Courtrooms Vs. Classrooms: Mitigating Greek Life Hazing & Violence Jason Meriwether
• 58 Sharing Our Journey: Muslims in Higher Education Mehtap Donuk; Faran Saeed
• 59 Successful Campus and Community Frameworks to Address High Risk Alcohol Use Lori Reesor; Tom Rocklin

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