Valerie Glassman - Careers in Student Affairs Spotlight

As part of Careers in Student Affairs Month, we have invited individuals from different ACPA entities to share their unique perspectives on the field through Career Spotlight Q&A pages.  We hope these will be a valuable resource for individuals considering work or graduate school in student affairs and higher education.  This submission is from Valerie Glassman, representing the Commission for Student Conduct and Legal Issues (CSCLI).  For more information on the Commission's work, please visit their webpage.  

Kate Smanik - Careers in Student Affairs Spotlight

As part of Careers in Student Affairs Month, we have invited individuals from different ACPA entities to share their unique perspectives on the field through Career Spotlight Q&A pages.  We hope these will be a valuable resource for individuals considering work or graduate school in student affairs and higher education.  This submission is from Kate Smanik, representing the Commission for Spirituality, Faith, Religion & Meaning (CSFRM).

Melanie Guentzel - Careers in Student Affairs Spotlight

As part of Careers in Student Affairs Month, we have invited individuals from different ACPA entities to share their unique perspectives on the field through Career Spotlight Q&A pages.  We hope these will be a valuable resource for individuals considering work or graduate school in student affairs and higher education.

Michael Bumbry - Careers in Student Affairs Spotlight

As part of Careers in Student Affairs Month, we have invited individuals from different ACPA entities to share their unique perspectives on the field through Career Spotlight Q&A pages.  We hope these will be a valuable resource for individuals considering work or graduate school in student affairs and higher education.  This submission is from Michael Bumbry, representing the Standing Committee for Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender Awareness. For more information on the Standing Committee's work, please visit their webpage.

Susan Mendoza - Careers in Student Affairs Spotlight

As part of Careers in Student Affairs Month, we have invited individuals from different ACPA entities to share their unique perspectives on the field through Career Spotlight Q&A pages.  We hope these will be a valuable resource for individuals considering work or graduate school in student affairs and higher education.  Leading off is Susan Mendoza, representing the Commission for Academic Affairs.  For more information on the Commission's work, please visit their webpage.