1. 2018 ACHA Annual Meeting Washington, DC
United Leadership for Well-being: Partnerships with Student Affairs Divisions
2018 ACHA Annual Meeting
Washington, DC
David Arnold Assistant Vice President for Health, Safety, & Well-being, NASPA
Stephanie A. Gordon, Ed.D.
Vice President for Professional Development, NASPA

2. NASPA – Student Affairs Administrators in Higher Education
NASPA is the leading association for the advancement, health, and sustainability of the student affairs profession. We serve a full range of professionals who provide programs, experiences, and services that cultivate student learning and success in concert with the mission of our colleges and universities. Established in 1918 and founded in 1919, NASPA is comprised of over 15,000 members in all 50 states, 25 countries, and 8 U.S. Territories.

3. Who’s in the Room?

4. Student Affairs Overview
Instruction and few non-instructional functions
Appointment of Deans of Women, Deans of Men, and Deans of Students
Student affairs and services
Non-instructional: accommodation, food service, discipline
Deans: increased services and instructional change to research
Student services: health services (phys/ment), cultural, testing, career, financial, etc.; modern emphasis on student learning outcomes outsider classroom

5. Student Affairs Overview
Senior Student Affairs Administrator
Academic advising
Adult/non-traditional services
Admissions
Campus activities
Career Services
Multi-faith services
Recreation
Mental health services
Dining/food services
Disability services
Health services
Multi-cultural services
Student conduct
Residence life

6. Student Affairs Overview
College
Health

7. Student Affairs Overview
College
Health

8. Student Affairs Overview
Senior Student Affairs Administrator
AVP or AVC of Health and Wellness
Director of Health Services
Director of Counseling Center
Director of Recreation
Other Functional AVP/AVC

9. Leadership in Student Affairs
From Architect to Crisis Manager
Knowledge of the Enterprise
Life-long learners: Partnerships
Being a Good Story Teller

10. Leadership in Student Affairs
Impact of Institutional Culture & Environment
Student Affairs & Higher Education Competencies

11. Professional Competencies for Student Affairs Educators
Organizational and Human
Resources
Law, Policy, and Governance
Leadership
Advising and Supporting
Assessment, Evaluation,
and Research
Social Justice and Inclusion
Values, Philosophy & History
Personal & Ethical Foundations
Student Learning and
Development
Technology

12. Engaging in Dialogue Foundation of Student Development
Persistence, Retention, and Graduation
Student Success
Connecting the dots…

13. Life-Long Learning Association Alphabet Soup
NASPA, ACHA, NACUBO, APLU, AASCU, CIC, AACC, AAUP, AJCU, ACCU, AAC&U, AGB, CUMU, and on, and on…
Student Learning and Success
Equity, Inclusion, and Social Justice
Health & Well-being
Assessment, Evaluation, and Research
Facilities, Auxiliaries, Faculty, and on, and on…

14. NASPA Health, Safety, and Well-being Initiatives
Professional Development
NASPA Strategies Conferences
Online Learning
Systemic Prevention Programs
360 Proof
Culture of Respect
Peer Education Support
NASPA General Assembly
Certified Peer Educator Training
Volunteer Leadership

16. Commitment to Health and Well-being in Higher Education
Board of Directors commitment
Convening leadership through professional development
Researching frameworks (research consortium with NIRSA, NASPA, and ACHA)
Global discussions on cultural definitions of health and well-being

17. Questions and Dialogue

18. Thank you! David Arnold darnold@naspa.org @NASPADavid
Stephanie A. Gordon, Ed.D.
@NASPAvpd

19. 2018 American College Health Association Annual Meeting Washington, DC
United Leadership for Well-being: Partnerships with Student Affairs Divisions
2018 American College Health Association Annual Meeting
Washington, DC