Space Still Available for Student Government West Institute
Institute season is upon us! It cranked up last weekend with Huge Leadership Weekend and continues with the Programming Basics Institute starting today in Philadelphia.
While most remaining institutes are now full for 2011, there is still space available for Student Government West, which will take place July 7-10 in Denver, CO. You must act fast, though, as registration closes at the end of the day today!
If you are attending one of the upcoming events, make sure to follow it on Twitter for the latest schedule updates, chats, and conversations with fellow attendees!
Programming Basics: @nacapbi
Concert Management: @nacacmi
Student Government West: @nacasgw
Student Government East: @nacasge
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June 2011 Webinar Schedule
Reimaging the Director - A New Framework for Administration
Presenter: Timothy Moore, Director of Student Activities & Student Activities Center at the University of Louisville
Date: Tuesday, June 14th
Time: 2-3pm EST
Cost: $50
Description: The new reality of directing a campus activities calls for re-conceptualizing what we do and how we do it. It requires the ability to build a activities program brand inside and outside of the institution through innovation, collaboration, and creating learning experiences for students. This webinar will discuss the new framework for leading campus activities.
Student Activities and Residence Life: Fulfill Your Programming Potential! Presenters: Laura Flynn, Associate Director of Student Involvement, Merrimack College and Sara Quagliaroli, Area Coordinator, Merrimack College Date: Thursday, June 23, 2011 Time: 2-3pm Price: $50 Description: Could your organization use more money or manpower? Come learn about how the Student Involvement and Residence Life departments on one small campus came together and shared their resources in order to improve the out of classroom experience for students. Development of first and second year transition programs will be examined as well.
To register, visit http://naca.ws/iUw37d . If you have any questions about this webinar, please e-mail Paige Jeffcoat at paigej@naca.org . |
Important Central & Mid America Deadlines
Mid America Showcase Selection Committee
Applications are still available for the NACAŽ Mid America Showcase Selection Committee, but only until the end of the day today!
We are looking for students and staff that are interested in selecting the showcases for NACA Mid America 2011. The Showcase Selection will be held July 14-17, 2011. NACA covers the cost of transportation, meals, and lodging for the selection meeting. Applicants will be expected to attend the entire showcase selection process.
The Showcase Selection Committee is responsible for the artist selection for showcases presented at the Mid America Regional Conference. The Showcase Selection process involves reviewing audio/visual and printed material submitted by NACA associate members and selecting showcases following discussion and deliberation. A broad view of campus activities and a strong ability to work through the decision-making process as a group member is essential to the process. If you have any questions, please contact Dani Hiar. (hiar1dm@cmich.edu).
The link to apply is http://bit.ly/flExMW. The deadline to apply is today!
Central Volunteer Applications Due July 1
Would you like to volunteer for the 2012 Central Regional Conference? There is still time to apply! All volunteer applications for this region are due July 1, 2011.
For more information on available positions and job descriptions, please visit http://naca.ws/ji9Q0Q
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NACA Foundation Scholarships
The NACAŽ Foundation offers numerous scholarships that are available to graduate students, undergraduate student leaders and associate members on an annual basis. Scholarship nominations are solicited each year. A complete listing of scholarships and criteria can be found here. For additional information, contact Paige Jeffcoat.
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Campus Updates
Ally Randolph, Student Member to the NACA™ Board of Directors from 2009-2011, recently graduated from Western Illinois University with an M.S Ed in College Student Personnel. Ally has returned to her hometown of St. Louis, where she has taken a job as Program Coordinator at Washington University in St. Louis at the Skandalaris Center for Entrepreneurial Studies.
Jimmy Doan, NACA™ Leadership Fellow for 2010-11 completed his degree in higher education and student affairs administration at the University of Vermont in May and has taken a new job as Program Coordinator in Student Activities at Bentley College (MA).
Justin Camputaro, past leader in NACA South, has taken a new position effective July 11 as the Director of Student Centers and Activities at Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University.
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