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Looking for Summer internships? Visit this page: http://jaimiehoffman.populr.me/summer-internships-in-student-affairs
The ACUHO-I Housing Internship Program is one of the most prestigious and competitive internship opportunities available in student affairs. The program provides students invaluable real-world work experience that can be applied to their current coursework. At the same time, institutions that host i...
FT CAMPUS JOB: Administrative Associate, Planned Giving---> https://www.gwu.jobs/postings/36356
The Division of Development and Alumni Relations (DAR) is responsible for leading the university’s alumni and fundraising efforts. DAR seeks to promote a culture of philanthropy throughout the university community, including alumni, students, parents, faculty, staff, corporations and foundations, pa...
Happy 4th of July...and be safe this weekend.
Thomas Jefferson drafted the Declaration of Independence over 17 days in June, 1776. John Adams, Benjamin Franklin, and the rest of the Committee of Five make 47 changes to the document. Jefferson then delivers a draft of the declaration on June 28. Congress edits the document, cutting a quarter of the words, making an additional 39 changes.
What have you worked on that has been changed by someone else?
#NationalMall4th
GSEHD alumnus Blake Silver (Master's, Higher Education Administration) and Dr. Rick Jakeman's article "College students' willingness to engage in bystander intervention at off-campus parties" was published in the latest Journal of College Student Development. https://muse.jhu.edu/article/619497
Recent research has documented the high-risk nature of off-campus parties involving college students (Vander Ven, 2011; Jakeman, Silver, & Molasso, 2014), which may involve high-risk drinking, sexual assault, violence, drug overdose, student injury, and even death (Harford, Wechsler, & Muthen, 2003;...
Congratulations to HEA EdD student, Tim Willmot. He successfully defended his dissertation, "A Hermeneutical Exploration of the Relationship Between Undergraduate Students and their General Education, Theatre Arts Appreciation Courses." Great job, Dr. Willmot!
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Congratulations to the 2016 HEA graduates!
HEA master's student Tim Rabolt has been awarded the George Washington Award for his outstanding contributions to GW. He will be recognized during GW's 2016 Commencement ceremony this Sunday on the National Mall. Mr. Rabolt founded the group Students for Recovery during his undergraduate studies at GW and has continued to strengthen the group during his graduate studies at GSEHD. Students for Recovery raises awareness about mental illness and addiction so that GW students know that they are not alone in their struggles. Congratulations! https://gwtoday.gwu.edu/members-gw-community-honored-outstanding-service
Two students, faculty member and staff member receive the George Washington Award for their commitment to the university. May 11, 2016 Four members of the George Washington University community received George Washington Awards for their outstanding contributions to GW and will be recognized during…
EVENT: NASPA will host an Open House on June 22 from 1pm-5:30pm. The event is designed for new professionals, graduate students, and those new to field of student affairs and higher education. For a full schedule, as well as to register, please visit http://www.naspa.org/events/16NASPAOpenHouse.
June 22 - June 22, 2016 at NASPA Headquarters, Washington, D.C. | Join us for our second annual, NASPA Open House! We are excited to host our new professionals and graduate students to learn more about NASPA's initiatives, what NASPA can do for you, and what ideas you have for the future of NASPA! Y...
JOB: NASPA Public Policy Analyst. http://www.idealist.org/view/job/f9pNKgH2Jb3p/
NASPA – Student Affairs Administrators in Higher Education is seeking a full-time professional with a background in public policy to fill a newly created
Dr. Daniel Klasik was awarded a National Academy of Education/Spencer Postdoctoral Fellowship. The National Academy of Education/Spencer Postdoctoral Program supports early career scholars working in critical areas of education research. This highly competitive, nonresidential postdoctoral fellowship funds proposals that make significant scholarly contributions to the field of education. The program also develops the careers of its recipients through professional development activities involving National Academy of Education members. Congratulations Dr. Klasik! http://gsehd.gwu.edu/faculty/daniel-klasik
Daniel Klasik earned his Ph.D. in Education Policy and M.A. in Economics at Stanford University. He completed his postdoctoral work with the Maryland Equity Project at the College of Education at the University of Maryland. Dr. Klasik's research uses a wide variety of quantitative methods to study s…
HEA Folks: Considering participating in this GW research study.
http://publichealth.gwu.edu/content/gw-professor-launches-technology-based-weight-loss-program-college-students
Students enrolled in the program, called Healthy Body Healthy U (HBHU) will study whether a technology-based program can lead to weight loss among college students.
Graduation speaker announced!
#GWU is thrilled and proud to announce that U.S. Sen. Cory Booker will deliver our 2016 Commencement address!
Congratulations to Andrew Goretsky for successfully defending his dissertation yesterday, "Student Engagement of Traditional-Aged Undergraduates using Portable Internet Devices." A job well done, Dr. Goretsky!
Congratulations to Ryan Pemberton for successfully defending his dissertation today, "Senior Academic Leaders' Involvement in and Interpretation of the Presidential Transition Process." A job well done, Dr. Pemberton!
Congratulations to Marty Wygmans for successfully defending her dissertation yesterday, "Student-Veteran Success: Experiences and Social Supports." A job well done, Dr. Wygmans!
Happy President's Day HEA students and alumni!
Happy Presidents' Day from the snowy National Mall and Memorial Parks. #FindYourPark
Social tonight!
We're prepping for our first social of 2016 on Thursday! Please share this post with your colleagues, and we hope that you'll join us!
Dr. Bryan Andriano, HEA EdD alumni featured in GW Staff Voice--http://us9.campaign-archive2.com/?u=8de54549fc023aff1a77cb35b&id=83185e05fb&e=6d726f6596
Happy Charter Day!
On this day 195 years ago, #GWU was founded by an act of Congress. Happy Charter Day! See how you can #CelebrateGW this February.
ESRI Registration information. HEA has 10 students presenting.
Registration is FREE (for a limited time). Register online TODAY: http://go.gwu.edu/ESRI2016
EVENT: Webinar featuring Dr. Susan Komives on February 16
Rainbow Nation, Apartheid Museum, Jo'burg, South Africa
In case you were wondering...
According to our math rangers, 8.25 MILLION cubic feet of snow fell on the memorial plazas, roads, sidewalks and parking lots that make up the National Mall (presuming a 20" snowfall throughout the city). So just how big a project is it to clear all that away?
To put it into perspective, that amount of snow would fill the interior of the Washington Monument more than 18 times! And when we're done, we will have moved nearly 62,000 tons of snow - a total that's 1.6 times heavier than the entire Lincoln Memorial!
Bloggers Wanted: StudentAffairs.com recruits graduate students to write a weekly Student Affairs Job Hunt blog. This year we are going to do something different. Instead of one or two graduate students being selected we are going to open participation in the 2016 Student Affairs Job Hunt blog to EVERYONE! Any graduate student can submit to the blog, which will then be posted with attribution or anonymously--your choice. Interested graduate students can start submitting now. http://sa2016jobhunt.blogspot.com
This is the 11th year StudentAffairs.com has asked graduate students, going through their first job search process, to share their thoughts and feelings and chronicle their ups and downs as they pursue their initial student affairs position.
HEA master's degree alumnae featured, Carly Schildhaus!
Meet the people helping us champion the First Amendment in our new Member Spotlight series.
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Each year, college presidents, provosts, deans and other senior administrators hire researchers from the University of Pennsylvania’s Center for the Study of Race and Equity in Education, where I serve as executive director, to spend three to four days on their campuses conducting what feels like nonstop focus groups with students of color and their white peers about the realities of race on campuses.
1 credit elective class for Spring 2016: Higher Education in Europe (EDUC 6100.18, CRN 78297, online) with Dr. David Comp. Exact start and end dates of course are 2/1 - 3/11/16; consult the googledrive for more information.
Congratulations to Bryan Koval for successfully defending his dissertation today, "Undergraduate Students in Paraprofessional Roles and their Use of Online Social Networks." Great job, Dr. Koval!
Sneak peek for DCCPA conference on Monday--be sure to attend! I'll be there.
Programming Session I
Building Advising Bridges to Support Student Transitions (Krystal Dains, George Mason University) - Advising transfer students can be tough work. Many arrive on our campuses expecting to receive ALL of the credits, only to find out that many credits are lost in the transfer. How can advisors work with students from the very beginning of the transfer process to decrease students’ feelings of dissatisfaction? Building Advising Bridges to Support Student Transitions will provide you with the tools you need to create a comprehensive transfer advising process that will increase student satisfaction, aid the transfer advisors at both the community college and the 4-year institution, and simplify the transfer advising process for all involved.
Congratulations to HEA EdD candidate Vanessa Cogdell for successfully defending her dissertation, "Rural Parents Navigating College Choice." Great job, Dr. Cogdell!
Student Life at GW
#GWtbt Tonic (Quigley's Pharmacy), 1912.
Quigley's Pharmacy is a notable landmark in the Foggy Bottom neighborhood, situated at the corner of 21st and G Street. Now, the old pharmacy has been transformed into the popular restaurant Tonic, which still displays the iconic “Quigley’s” sign on the front of the building...I wonder if Quigley’s had tots too!
Obama Administration Announces Higher Ed Changes
In a Veteran’s Day press conference, President Barack Obama announced Wednesday that veterans and their dependents will now receive in-state tuition rates in
HEA current Master's student, Sydney Morris is on the cover! Good job, Sydney! http://gwtoday.gwu.edu/gw-admissions-office-lends-hand-during-college-application-week
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