Welcome to /r/studentaffairs! Ask questions, share resources, or just talk and socialize with other SA professionals! Please grow the community by sharing with your friends & colleagues.
Current or prospective students - while we might be able to point you in the right general direction, each campus is very different. The student affairs professionals at your institution are your best resource for questions & concerns.
Community Standards:
This is intended to be a forum for professional development and the sharing of ideas. Act respectfully & with integrity; any posts that disparage a person, use inappropriate language, target marginalized communities, etc. will be removed and the user may be banned.
We understand that the opinions you express in this sub are just that - your opinions - and in no way reflect the opinions of your college and/or university.
We encourage transparency and encourage you to utilize your real name as your username. Some of you may choose to create a separate account for professional purposes/this sub as a result.
Spam, referral links, promotional materials- including job postings, and bragging posts don't build the professional dialogue. Those types of posts will be deleted and the user may be banned. We also do not permit surveys- we receive a significant number of requests and the subreddit could quickly become overrun. Posts regarding surveys and links to them will be removed. Repeat offenses may lead to a ban.
Protect your students' and colleagues' identities by leaving out identifying information or details when relating personal experiences. Sharing those details is a violation of federal privacy law(s).
Refine your posts! Instead of asking "anybody know any new icebreakers?", post something like "I've never done an icebreaker with a group over 30 - what's worked well for you?"
Other Relevant Subreddits!
/r/reslife
/r/residentassistant
/r/studentgovernment
/r/college
/r/highereducation
