Completion and Persistence in Higher Education

by Eric Stoller

Gwen Dungy, Executive Director of NASPA, came on Student Affairs Live to talk about the issue of completion and persistence in higher education. Gwen shared her thoughts about what student affairs professionals can do to partner and collaborate with academic affairs to support student success.

Weekly Challenge and Support

• Single-Sex Dorms Curb Binge Drinking and Hookups, College President Says
• ACT’s Validity Questioned
• About 100 illegal immigrants paid in-state tuition in 2010-11
• Pennsylvania Legislation Seeks In-state Tuition for Undocumented Immigrants
• Ohio State’s Top Compliance Person Drives Courtesy Car
• A Seat at the Table for Atheists: Negotiating Inclusion and Religious Pluralism – A Personal Narrative

Unsolicited Shout-out of the Week
CACUSS and the amazing #CACUSS backchannel that took place during the annual conference.

Related posts:

1. Alternative Professional Development
2. Blogs and Blogging
3. Technology, Student Affairs and Graduate Programs
4. Episode 2: Personal Learning Networks and Higher Education
5. Thoughts from a Dean of Student Life + info about Semester at Sea

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