This past week, Student Affairs – the First Years launched an amazing campaign across Twitter (@safirstyears) and later on Facebook to no...
In part two of my continued saga on how to not be like me , I have decided to discuss the glorious mistakes that happened to me througho...
I was a student from the tender age of four to the ripe old age of twenty-two. Even though I worked on and off during those years, being a...
This past Saturday, I set out on a mission. I needed new running shoes in order to really start training for this half marathon coming up....
As Superbowl XLVI nears, I find myself comparing my transition and the role I play in student activities to the work of a coach. As the co...
When I was accepted to graduate school, I started my assistantship a month early with New Student Orientation. I was very eager to start w...
Most people know my extremely outgoing side – always being social, participating in random activities with no shame (karaoke, costumed eve...
My recent journey in Student Affairs brought me halfway across the country, then back, with a few detours here and there. Long story sho...
Like many of you, at some point in our Student Affairs tenure we have participated in a professional development conference. When the s...
Home is where you make it. For me, I’ve made it at Middle Tennessee State University located in Murfreesboro, Tennessee. Becoming a part o...
If someone would have told me that this is what I would be doing back when I was in college, I would have given them a very confused look....
We’re hoping to start a new movement talking about our own experiences as student affairs graduate students and professionals! Student Affai...
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