Presenter: Allie Triglianos
#SAGrad chats are a unique, engaging method of meeting and learning from other student affairs graduate students, as well as student affairs professionals (or #SAPro). This Genius Bar sessions will showcase the importance of a digital leadership identity while providing knowledge on networking and peer-to-peer learning on a digital platform.
Presenter: Steph Mazzarella
There’s fewer places for printed posters and easels in today’s digital age. This is the story of one university’s foray into the world of digital signage.
Presenter: Emily M. Ralph Co-Presenter: Emily Baldi Presenters will provide examples of fostering collaboration with regional Domestic Violence agencies in prevention of college campus intimate partner violence. Will discuss ways of working together to achieve mutually beneficial goals of both local agencies and Title IX administration. Some examples include: co-facilitation of trainings for students and professional staff,…
Presenter: Stephen Hopson
This Ted Talk style presentation challenges the audience to rethink leadership and what it means to be successful using baseball as a metaphor. Baseball players are often praised for succeeding about 1/3rd of their career, so why aren’t everyday people?
Presenter: Emily M. Ralph
Co-Presenter: Keiran Wilson
Drew University administration together with student activists will present information regarding the success of collaborations. Examples of committee work, co sponsored events, peer education, awareness activities, and suggestions for improving communication between student life staff and administration will be discussed.
