IUP Student Affairs in Higher Education took 2020 as a chance to reflect on its role in creating an anti-racist environment for our students. This article details our efforts, including a new diversity statement, workshops, and the formation of the student-led Racial Justice Advisory Board.
This week’s edition of the Student Affairs Digest includes a summary of IUP Self-Care Day, new partnerships that have been made within the division, and opportunities for collaborating among our university colleagues.
Wondering what Ranger has been up to? Want to know information about the residence halls and Thanksgiving Break? Or maybe you want to take advantage of the Co-op Store’s Veterans Day Sale? Don’t worry, we have you covered!
Mimi Benjamin, associate professor in the Student Affairs in Higher Education Department, along with Jody Jessup-Anger (Marquette University) presented “Deepening Faculty/Student Interaction in Residential Colleges” at the 2020 Virtual Residential College Symposium.
Check out Norm at the Food Pantry, IUP's newest student organization, as well as a new application offering from the Co-op in this week’s Student Affairs Digest.
Mimi Benjamin presented “Engaging Students Through Living-Learning Communities Through Challenging Times” at the National Virtual Learning Communities summit on October 23, 2020. The conference aimed to address new challenges in higher education as a response to uncertain times.
In this week’s Student Affairs Digest, we focus on an update from the IUP Food Pantry and Help Center, as well as lots of other great programs from across the division.
We continue to offer lots of programs and events across campus.  Check out what is going on within the Division for Student Affairs in this week's Digest
We invite the entire campus community to see what we’ve got going on in Student Affairs! Check out this week’s SA Digest.
The Department of Student Affairs in Higher Education is pleased to announce the recipient of the Nancy Newkerk Scholarship for 2020: Victoria “Tori” Campbell.
We have lots to offer on campus this week. Check out this week’s Student Affairs Digest!
Please take a few minutes to review this week’s SA Digest. There’s a lot going on in the Division of Student Affairs, plus a special message from one of our campus partners.
Student Affairs has published the second issue of our SA Digest. We invite you to check it out. If something catches your eye, feel free to share with your students!
The new school year at IUP means a new volume of the Student Affairs Digest. Check it out to find out what’s going on in the Division of Student Affairs, including events, accomplishments, and important updates.
Thomas Segar, Student Affairs Vice President, thanks students for following the social distancing and face covering guidelines in place for campus during the first days of classes.
The Office of Student Support and Community Standards is offering an opportunity for faculty, staff, and students to participate in board training. Once trained, they can serve as board members in some of the most serious community standards cases. Students and faculty members will also be able to serve on academic integrity boards.
Tom Segar, Vice President of Student Affairs, shares information about the Hawks Q&A Center and Guides program with students.
Mimi Benjamin, associate professor in the Student Affairs in Higher Education Department, served as a discussant for the ACUHO-I virtual roundtable on “Preparing for Fall: Special Considerations for Faculty and Student Affairs Partnerships” on July 23, 2020.
The Alcohol, Tobacco, and Other Drugs program has been renamed Student Wellness and Engagement. This change will enhance the university’s goal to deliver strong student support and an engaging community, working in tandem with the new Student Support and Engagement Team.
We asked, and you answered the call! The Student Support and Engagement Team is proud to announce that 67 staff and faculty members have signed up for the Guide Program. If you’re still interested in being a Guide, it isn’t too late to sign up as an alternate.
Fifty members of the IUP community—faculty, staff, students, and recent graduates—wrestled with the question of how IUP can address the issue of racism during an Anti-Racism town hall Thursday night, organized by IUP’s Student Government Association.
In response to student need during COVID-19, the Office of Student Conduct has expanded its services and will now be named the Office of Student Support and Community Standards.
The spring semester has posed a lot of challenges to higher education and IUP. With those challenges, come opportunity. The Student Support and Engagement Team is proud to announce the Guide Program at IUP.
Four graduating students from the Department of Student Affairs in Higher Education were honored for exceptional accomplishments and contributions as part of the department’s commencement video for the graduating class of 2020.
The Division of Student Affairs announces the first winners of the new Innovation Award:Â Julene Pinto-Dyczewski and Zack Neil from the Office of Residence Life.
IUP has received an allocation through the federal Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security program. The CARES Act will provide institutions with federal dollars to offer emergency funds to students who have experienced unexpected educational expenses such as childcare, housing, food, technology expenses, and additional course materials as a result of the disruption from the coronavirus pandemic.
The school year is coming to a close, and with it, the last issue of the Student Affairs Digest. Please take some time to review Issue 18 to share with your students.
Students, check out all of the activities we have going on across campus in the latest issue of the Student Events and Opportunities Newsletter.
We hope that you will share all of the wonderful virtually events that we have planned with your students.
Mimi Benjamin, associate professor in Student Affairs in Higher Education, along with colleagues co-edited a special issue of Learning Communities Research and Practice focused on residential learning communities.
The Department of Student Affairs in Higher Education is pleased to announce William “Bill” Mandicott as the 2020 recipient of the Ronald Lunardini Distinguished Alumni Award.
A message from Tom Segar, vice president for Student Affairs, about how the Student Affairs Division has adapted to the recent challenges presented to us because of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Issue 16 is now available to read. Check out all of the amazing virtual programs we are having for our students this week.
Mimi Benjamin and John Mueller, of the Department of Student Affairs in Higher Education, each presented an educational session at the annual American College Personnel Association convention in Nashville, Tennessee, the first week in March 2020.
John Wesley Lowery, professor and chair of the Department of Student Affairs in Higher Education, was a featured speaker at Campuses and the Courts: An Update on Higher Education Legislation and Litigation conference held in Sand Key, Florida, on February 19–21, 2020.
Following the governor’s orders on March 19, Thomas Segar sent a message to students updating them on the status of operations at IUP.
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The following message was sent to students by Thomas Segar, vice president for Student Affairs.
Please take a moment to check out this week’s issue of the Student Affairs Digest.
Mimi Benjamin, associate professor in the Student Affairs in Higher Education Department, has been selected as a participant in the Elon University Center for Engaged Learning Research Seminar on (Re)Examining Conditions for Meaningful Learning Experiences, beginning in July 2020.
Thomas Segar, vice presient of Student Affairs, shares resources available for students and an update following the incident on February 14, 2020.
Help an IUP student today by donating to the IUP Food Pantry and Help Center. Your department, student group, or organization can help students facing food insecurity.
We are introducing the “Fill-A-Bin” program, highlighting the awesome event going on across campus, and highlighting one of our Living-Learning Partners.
John Wesley Lowery, professor and chair in the Department of Student Affairs in Higher Education, authored a chapter in the recently released second edition of Student Conduct Practice: The Complete Guide for Student Affairs Professionals.
Please read issue 13 and see what is happening this week around campus.
We invite you to read Issue 12 of the Student Affairs Digest to see what we're doing around campus this week.
Due to its extreme popularity, the Adopt a Game Program will not be accepting any more sponsors for this basketball season.
Thomas Segar, IUP Vice President for Student Affairs, presented at the 2020 NASPA AVP Symposium held January 25 27, 2020. Â The NASPA AVP Symposium
Please take a look to see all of the great work being done within the Division of Student Affairs.
John Mueller, Department of Student Affairs in Higher Education, recently published a monograph titled Practice-to-Theory-to-Practice: A 35th Anniversary Re-Introduction with ACPA—College Student Educators International.
The 10th issue of the Student Affairs Weekly Digest is now available. Happy reading, and welcome back for a great spring semester!
Student and staff groups, organizations, and departments from IUP are all welcome to take part in the free Adopt a Game sponsorship opportunity. Spread the word about your organization through free publicity and show your support for our Hawks basketball program and student-athletes.Â