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2018 NASPA Region II Conference


6/3/2018 - 6/5/2018

New York University, New York, NY

Conference Event Page

Program Proposal Deadline: January 31, 2018 at 11:59 pm EST 
Notification of Program Status: March 30, 2018

The NASPA Region ll Conference Committee invites you to join us in New York City in June 2018 to reflect on our collective and individual goals, passions, and purposes of NASPA and student affairs.

We encourage presenters to focus on the four pillars of NASPA - Inquiry, Inclusion, Integrity, and Innovation. The values of our organization reflect the spirit, purpose, and curiosity of its members. As student affairs professionals and NASPA members, we strive to offer leadership, scholarship, and professional development to student affairs. In honoring our mission, proposals may reflect the core of what NASPA means to them and how their program embodies the organization's guiding principles.

Proposals will be evaluated based on the following:  session content, the Professional Competency Areas for Student Affairs, evidence of clearly stated outcomes and objectives, contribution to the knowledge and practice of student affairs, and adherence to program submission guidelines.

Program submissions are being accepted for the following program formats:

  • General Sessions, 50 minutes
  • Conversations that Matter, a 75 minute session comprised of a 25 minute presentation by the presenter and 50 minutes of discussion with the participants. Please make sure to include in your outline how you will ensure the session is interactive and participants will engage in conversation.
  • Ignite, 5 minute presentations similar to Pecha Kecha. 20 timed slides transition every 15 seconds. Multiple Ignite sessions will be presented in one session block.

Please ensure in the justification section that you address how you will utilize the specific format and why it is best suited for your topic.

Please submit demographic information for the coordinating presenter, and complete all of the fields below.

For longer text fields such as the program abstract and outline, you may find it easier to type in a word processing program and cut and paste the text into the space provided.

 
Coordinating Presenter Information
All coordinating presenters must be members of NASPA. It is the responsibility of the coordinating presenter to communicate with all program participants (other presenters) concerning the status of the program. By submitting this form online as the coordinating presenter, I attest that I am a member of NASPA. I have communicated with all other program participants, and they have agreed to present this program if accepted. All program presenters understand that they must register for the conference.
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Program Format
Program Format

 General Session - 50 Minutes  Conversations that Matter - 75 Minutes
 Ignite - 5 Minutes  
 
Audio-Visual

All rooms are set with smart technology, but it will be the responsiblity of the presenters to bring your dongle or plug. 

If you select "Other," describe your needs below. We will do our best to accommodate your request, but we may not be able to provide equipment or materials. If your program is accepted, we will let you know what we can provide and what you will need to bring.
A/V Needs

 Set-up for LCD Projector  Other (Please specify below)
Please specify any other A/V needs:
 
Program Abstract
Please complete the following sections and review the information before submitting. The text submitted will be used in the Conference Program if your program is selected.
Brief Description (to be printed in the conference program; 60-word maximum):
Program Abstract
 
PLEASE NOTE: IF A PORTION (OR ANY) OF YOUR TEXT IS NOT SAVING, PLEASE CLICK HERE FOR HELP
 
NASPA Professional Competency Areas
Check up to two competency areas that most closely fit. You can view the Professional Competency Areas for Student Affairs Practitioners on the NASPA web site
Professional Competencies

 Advising and Supporting  Assessment, Evaluation, & Research
 Social Justice and Inclusion  Technology
 Values, Philosophy, and History  Organizational and Human Resources
 Law, Policy, and Governance  Leadership
 Personal and Ethical Foundations  Student Learning & Development
 
Justification
Briefly explain (500 words or less):



How this program relates to
- The familiarity of the presenter(s) with this topic.
- The appropriateness of the session format selected (general session, Ignite, Conversations that Matter)
- Clearly stated objectives and outcomes
- Program format and outline (activities, panel, etc)
- Contribution to the knowledge and practice of student affairs

 
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Target Audience
Check all that apply

 Vice President of Student Affairs  AVP or Number Two
 Senior Level Professional  Mid-Level Professional
 New Professional  Graduate Student
 Faculty  Administrators in Graduate and Professional Student Services
 Adult Learners and Students with Children  African American
 Alcohol and Other Drug  Asian Pacific Islanders
 Assessment, Evaluation, and Research  Campus Safety and Violence Prevention
 Disability  Fraternity and Sorority
 Gender and Sexuality  Indigenous People
 International Education  Latino/a
 Men and Masculinities  MultiRacial
 New Professionals and Graduate Students  Parent and Family Relations
 Socioeconomic and Class Issues in Higher Education  Spirituality and Religion in Higher Education
 Student Affairs Fundraising and External Relations  Student Affairs Partnering with Academic Affairs
 Student Career Development  Student Leadership Programs
 Student-Athlete  Sustainability
 Technology  Undocumented Immigrants and Allies
 Veterans  Wellness and Health Promotion
 Women in Student Affairs  
Special Group:
Are you interested in having your program sponsored by a Knowledge Community?

 Yes  No
If so, which Knowledge Community would make the most sense?:
 
New Professionals & Graduate Student Pre-Conference
NPGS Pre-Con Presenter

 I am interested in only presenting at the NPGS Pre-Con on Sunday, June 3  I am NOT interested in presenting at the NPGS Pre-Con on Sunday, June 3
 I have no preference as to when I present. I am interested in both the pre-conference and the general conference.  
 
Additional Accommodations
Please provide information regarding any accommodations you may need to successfully facilitate your presentation. Tables will be provided.
Notes/Special Request
 
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Confirmation of Program Information
Please review all information carefully before submitting. The text submitted for Program Abstract will be used in the conference program if the program is selected. In submitting this program, I recognize that should my program be accepted, all presenters must be registered for the conference and I will communicate all necessary information with my co-presenters.
Confirmation of Program Information

 Confirmation of Program Information  
 
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