The S&CIHE KC strives to be dynamic and supportive around issues of class and SES as they affect Hig The Socioeconomic and Class Issues in Higher Education Knowledge Community strives to be dynamic and supportive around issues of class and SES as they affect Higher Education, and envisions an environment where Student Affairs professionals have access to information, training, and resources that help them to understand how these issues alter the college and university landscape.
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The article must focus specifically on Social Class In Higher Education identities/topics with specific implications for improving student affairs practice.
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CALL FOR PAPERS!
The article must focus specifically on Social Class In Higher Education identities/topics with specific implications for improving student affairs practice.
Submit to: https://forms.gle/LTHSXCY2dDWB5xZX7
California is making new investments in student basic needs. These funds are a historic opportunity to advance state goals for student success and racial equity, but only if resources are invested wisely.
With the holidays around the corner, many students are without basic needs. Make sure these new dollars count!
https://bit.ly/CEHEbasicneeds
This month we'd like to highlight some resources to discuss wages, higher education and the economic outlook.
Click on each image for the link to the article where you can read more.
Call for Papers! Join us for a discussion on Nov. 17 at 4:00 ET. Link to join: https://gmercyu.zoom.us/j/98384428812
Join us for a National Hunger and Homelessness Awareness Week virtual event with Jillian Sitjar on Nov. 18. Learn about barriers students face when completing the FAFSA, provisions related to homelessness and foster care, and ask questions and provide feedback.
Register to attend at bit.ly/registernhhaw
Join us for a National Hunger and Homelessness Awareness Week virtual event with Jillian Sitjar on Nov. 18. Learn about barriers students face when completing the FAFSA, provisions related to homelessness and foster care, and ask questions and provide feedback.
Register to attend at bit.ly/registernhhaw
To honor and recognized Latinx students and the intersection of socioeconomic status, the SCIHE KC is sharing important information from recent research about enrollment, access, and affordability.
As we celebrate Hispanic Heritage month, we want to recognize the contributions of our Hispanic, Chicanx and Latinx community. While the origin of this celebration is specifically titled "Hispanic Heritage Month," we understand the complexities of this as it combines many identities into one grouping.
Check out our most recent blog that has been shared with us by Alicia Marrero-Riera who is a student at the University of Florida majoring in political science. Alicia shares with us her story along with experiences of Latinx students in higher education.
NASPA is a member-centered association supporting a diverse and passionate network of 15,000 professionals and 1,200 institutions across the globe.
NASPA Socioeconomic and Class Issues in Higher Education KC is now accepting nominations for KC Awards. Nominations can be submitted at bit.ly/kcawards and are due on October 15.
NASPA Socioeconomic and Class Issues in Higher Education KC is now accepting nominations for KC Awards. Nominations can be submitted at bit.ly/kcawards and are due on October 15.
To better understand Biden's plan for student loan forgiveness changes, we have put together a little handout to share.
To better understand Biden's plan for student loan forgiveness changes, we have put together a little handout to share.
Check out our Research Spotlight featuring Dr. Krista Soria. Read the research brief at bit.ly/kristasoria and watch the video at bit.ly/kristasoriavideo
Check out our Research Spotlight featuring Dr. Krista Soria. Read the research brief at bit.ly/kristasoria and watch the video at bit.ly/kristasoriavideo
The Call for Programs is open for the 104th NASPA Annual Conference which will take place in Baltimore, Maryland in March 2022. When you submit your program, be sure to also apply to be a sponsored program. If selected as a sponsored program, @SCIHE will promote your session to our KC members. Deadline is September 3. Submit a program at bit.ly/2022callforprograms.
The Call for Programs is open for the 104th NASPA Annual Conference which will take place in Baltimore, Maryland in March 2022. When you submit your program, be sure to also apply to be a sponsored program. If selected as a sponsored program, @SCIHE will promote your session to our KC members. Deadline is September 3. Submit a program at bit.ly/2022callforprograms.
Reminder to pre-register for this Virtual Meet-Up for the NASPA Sub-Community on Homelessness and Foster Care.
Register to attend at bit.ly/scihejunemeet
Join us for an upcoming Virtual Meet-Up for the NASPA Sub-Community on Homelessness and Foster Care on June 17th at 12pm (Pacific Time); 3pm (Eastern Time).
This is an opportunity to connect with other practitioners and advocates for foster and homeless youth in higher education. There is also a short presentation from Debbie Raucher on recent research, “The Overlooked Obstacle: How Satisfactory Academic Progress Impedes Student Success and Equity” with specific recommendations for foster youth.
Register in advance for this meeting at bit.ly/scihejunemeet
After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the meeting.
In our blog post, Thinking Through The Diversity of Asian American Students, you will find some important things to consider when working with low-income Asian American students.
bit.ly/blog_zee
In our blog post, Thinking Through The Diversity of Asian American Students, you will find some important things to consider when working with low-income Asian American students.
bit.ly/blog_zee
Have you seen our recent blog post? Check out The Overlooked Obstacle: How Satisfactory Academic Progress Impedes Student Success and Equity for Foster Youth, written by Debbie Raucher, Education Director for John Burton Advocates for Youth.
http://bit.ly/blograucher
Have you seen our recent blog post? Check out The Overlooked Obstacle: How Satisfactory Academic Progress Impedes Student Success and Equity for Foster Youth, written by Debbie Raucher, Education Director for John Burton Advocates for Youth.
http://bit.ly/blograucher
Join us for an upcoming Virtual Meet-Up for the NASPA Sub-Community on Homelessness and Foster Care on June 17th at 12pm (Pacific Time); 3pm (Eastern Time).
This is an opportunity to connect with other practitioners and advocates for foster and homeless youth in higher education. There is also a short presentation from Debbie Raucher on recent research, “The Overlooked Obstacle: How Satisfactory Academic Progress Impedes Student Success and Equity” with specific recommendations for foster youth.
Register in advance for this meeting at bit.ly/scihejunemeet
After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the meeting.
Join us for an upcoming Virtual Meet-Up for the NASPA Sub-Community on Homelessness and Foster Care on June 17th at 12pm (Pacific Time); 3pm (Eastern Time).
This is an opportunity to connect with other practitioners and advocates for foster and homeless youth in higher education. There is also a short presentation from Debbie Raucher on recent research, “The Overlooked Obstacle: How Satisfactory Academic Progress Impedes Student Success and Equity” with specific recommendations for foster youth.
Register in advance for this meeting at bit.ly/scihejunemeet
After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the meeting.
Help NASPA reach their $10,300 goal by making a donation today in support of #NASPADayOne. Any donation allows for the future growth of student affairs through today’s campus professionals. You can donate directly to the SCIHE KC and support research and best practices grants, scholarships for professional development, and other programmatic initiatives by selecting our KC as the designated fund (see image below)! #givingback https://www.naspa.org/events/naspa-foundation-day-one
We know that for many of us in higher education, times are hard. According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, higher education lost half a million jobs in October alone. We know that those half a million jobs represent half a million people.
In September the KC partnered with the EISJ Division to sponsor a webinar entitled "Untenured: Tools for Student Affairs Professionals in Crisis" to support those of you who have been laid off, furloughed, or want to be an advocate for students and staff on your campuses while still protecting your job. The link to the recording is in the comments.
The Western Regional Conference is kicking off and so is the SCIHEKC. Looking forward to seeing you at the social tomorrow (Thursday, November 12th)!
We are still looking to fill a few of our volunteer leadership positions! View details and apply today in Volunteer Central on the NASPA website.
Applications for our 2021 awards are due this week! Submit an application by this Friday, October 16. We can't wait to recognize the outstanding work being done in our field!
Outstanding Service to NASPA Award: bit.ly/SCIHEservice2021
Outstanding Student Award: bit.ly/SCIHEstudent2021
Outstanding Professional: bit.ly/SCIHEprofessional2021
Outstanding Campus Program Award: bit.ly/SCIHEprogram2021
Outstanding Conference Program Proposal Award: bit.ly/SCIHEproposal2021
Outstanding Research Grant: bit.ly/SCIHEgrant2021
Did you know that The Placement Exchange has a YouTube Channel? They've been posting video resources for student affairs job seekers in the time of pandemic. Check them out:
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCJ_nPnEic5Ivt5Ut1Q4kBJg
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCJ_nPnEic5Ivt5Ut1Q4kBJg
The Placement Exchange strives to be the definitive resource for the student affairs job placement process. With dynamic, online information, as well as powe...
We have several openings for regional representatives and other volunteer leadership positions! Being part of a KC leadership team is a great way to get more involved with NASPA and connect with others in the field. Apply today in Volunteer Central!
Less than TWO weeks until nominations close for our annual awards! Recognize outstanding work happening in our field by submitting an application today. All applications are due October 16. Links will be posted in the comments!
We are seeking NASPA program reviewers!
Help us select up to three conference programs that will be sponsored by our KC at the 2020 conference. If you are interested in this opportunity, please reach out to Shirley Konneh ([email protected]) or Amanda Morales ([email protected]) no later than Thursday, October 8.
Reviews will take place from October 13-26. We look forward to working with you!
In our most recent blog, Amanda Morales shares her experience working through the pandemic and handling those "other duties as assigned." Read it here: http://ow.ly/pmZ550BECZd
Bringing students together is what we do best. This year, though, we have had to keep them apart.
Nominations for the 2021 Socioeconomic and Class Issues in Higher Education KC Awards are OPEN! We are excited to offer awards in six categories to recognize outstanding work in our field. Submit an application by October 16 to be considered. Links for all applications posted in the comments of this post!
We are excited to host the upcoming virtual event "Untenured: Tools for Student Affairs Professionals in the Midst of Crisis." Join us September 24th from 3:00-4:00 EST. This event is free and open to all NASPA members!
Learn more and register here:
http://ow.ly/zYXq50Bu5ST
NASPA is a member-centered association supporting a diverse and passionate network of 15,000 professionals and 1,200 institutions across the globe.
Earlier this month, we shared the Mutual Aid Disaster Relief directory, which compiles hundreds of resources related to pandemic relief.
The database linked below is one example of the many resources available in the directory. Browse the database to find information by location, aid type, or topic.
http://ow.ly/P50q50Bp8FL
This month, our Knowledge Community has been focusing on the impact of COVID-19 related to social class. We invite you to examine this issue with us by asking critical questions and reading related research.
Check out our September Research Spotlight at the link below:
http://bit.ly/SCIHESeptemberSpotlight
Whatever your situation is during this pandemic, the Socioeconomic and Class Issues in Higher Education KC wants to ensure our community is connected with tools and resources to make it through. The Mutual Aid Disaster Relief network has a growing directory of resources related that may be useful to higher education professionals. Browse the directory to find resources related to your state, identities, and your situation in this moment: https://mutualaiddisasterrelief.org/covid-19/
Hello Colleagues,
We know that this is a difficult time for many of us, and the SCIHE KC would like to help support SA Pros where we can. Please contribute to our resource guide for those laid off or furloughed with info relevant to your state or nation.
https://www.naspa.org/blog/crowdsourcing-resources-for-colleagues-who-have-been-laid-off-or-furloughed-due-to-covid-19
https://www.naspa.org/blog/june-scotus-decisions-are-class-issues
We affirm the SCOTUS rulings supporting LGBTQ workers and DACA participants.
https://www.naspa.org/blog/an-open-letter-to-our-community-regarding-protests
NASPA is a member-centered association supporting a diverse and passionate network of 15,000 professionals and 1,200 institutions across the globe.
NASPA - Student Affairs Administrators in Higher Education
NASPA Statement About Racial Violence
"Over the last three months, we have seen both the best and worst of humanity. Campuses and communities have demonstrated extraordinary care for one another. However, the pandemic brought xenophobia to the forefront of our society, and we continue to see racism and acts of violence directed at people of color. These blatant forms of racism, implicit bias, and racialized violence have a taxing effect on our staff of color and minoritized students. Bearing witness to these public events has a significant effect on how safe our colleagues and students feel in their own communities, and they reinforce the vital need for student affairs educators to understand and acknowledge the effects of privilege and oppression."
Read the full statement: https://www.naspa.org/news/naspa-statement-about-racial-violence
We missed seeing everyone for #NASPA2020, but we are looking forward to virtually hosting you during our Open Business Meeting and Awards Recognition!
Join us on Friday, April 10th from 1-2pm EST. This meeting is free and open to anyone! Details:
http://ow.ly/rME950z6YAy
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