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Nov 09
2007

Newsletter: Technology in Student Affairs, Vol. 1

Posted by Frederick Alcober in Newsletter

Here is the first CollegiateLink Technology in Student Affairs Newsletter for November:

CollegiateLink - Integrated Technology for Student Affairs

CollegiateLink Newsletter: Technology in Student Affairs

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Issue: #1

November/2007

 

Dear Aaron,

Welcome to the first issue of CollegiateLink - Technology in Student Affairs. Each month, we'll feature news and analysis of new technologies and best practices for use - particularly in the areas of student engagement, involvement, and assessment.

EDITOR PICKS

 

Highlights & Useful Links


Using Technology to Encourage Student Engagement through Co-curricular Programs
In this month's featured article Aaron Severs discusses the ways in which technology has an impact and changes you can make in how you use online resources

Student Affairs and Technology: To Centralize or Not to Centralize
From StudentAffairs.com eJournal - Derek Moreno discusses the advantages and disadvantages of centralizing the computing operations of student affairs

Proposed Web forum to aid student groups
From Penn State's The Daily Collegian - an interesting project to offer new ways for student organizations to collaborate

MySpace and Google Join Forces to Launch Open Platform for Social Application Development
It remains to see whether this becomes a success but for Student Affairs it could provide an exciting new way to deliver information to students

FEATURED ARTICLE

 

Using Technology to Encourage Student Engagement through Co-curricular Programs

by This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it , President - CollegiateLink Corp.

Web-based technology services have been almost uniformly embraced by higher education institutions and students across the world. In fact, your students probably expect an online component to almost every course or academic program. This expectation can be attributed to both the high utilization of systems such as Blackboard, web portals, as well as students' overwhelming preference for online communication - IM, Facebook, the Daily Jolt, and other messaging / social networking tools.

For Co-curricular Involvement, Service Learning, and Leadership Development professionals, this expectation gives rise to a new challenge - the information technology (IT) infrastructure of most colleges and universities focuses primarily on addressing the needs of academic departments and auxiliary services such as course management, student information, and facilities. More often than not, co-curricular programming departments will need to look outside of their campus IT division to address their needs...

Next: What to look for when planning projects...

COLLEGIATELINK NEWS

 


New Version!
SA LINK 2.0 Now Available

The updated SA LINK 2.0 has recently been released with a new design layout, accessible interface, and new features. Student clubs and organizations can track feeds of recent activity in "My Organizations" and access multiple event views including My Events and Upcoming Events.

Other upgrades include a customizable financial request approval process and new integration capabilities to support CAS, PubCookie, and other campus authentication sources in addition to the previously supported LDAP and Active Directory.

New Implementations!
Working with 40 Schools - 400,000 Students

Recently launched implementations include:

  • Alma Mater Society of the University of British Columbia
  • Ithaca College
  • Maryville University
  • Muhlenberg College
  • SUNY Oneonta
  • Western Carolina University

NOVEMBER 2007 CONFERENCE SCHEDULE

 

Regional Conferences 2007

NASPA Western Regional Conference: Las Vegas
Las Vegas, NV
Nov 1st - 4th

ACUI Region 5 Conference
College of Charleston, NC
Nov 1st - 3rd

ACUI Regions 8 & 9 Conference
Northwestern University, IL
Nov 2nd - 4th


NASPA Region 1 Conference
Burlington, VT
Nov 4th - 7th


NIRSA Region 1 Conference
Ithaca, NY
Nov 9th - 10th


NASPA Region IV Conference
Indianapolis, IN
Nov 11th - 13th

ACUI Region 1 Conference
University of Massachusetts, Boston, MA
Nov 16th - 18th

To schedule a time to meet with us at one of these conferences, click the links above.


 

I hope you found our first newsletter helpful as you refine your strategy for reaching students and evaluating the success of your initiatives. Please feel free to contact me if you have any questions about the chosen topics or with suggestions for future articles.

Best regards,


Aaron Severs

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