The CPE Train-the-Trainer course prepares Professional Staff to facilitate NASPA's Certified Peer Educator (CPE) Training Program on their campus with their students. This course certifies you to teach the CPE curriculum and certify your students as Certified Peer Educators.

This bundle includes the Advisors Academy and CPE Train-the-Trainer. This is a great option for new advisors wanting to learn more about their role and wanting to bring the CPE Training to their students.

Continue student training after CPE with CPE Supplemental Modules. This Package includes Prescription Drug Misuse Prevention, Mental Health and Well-being, and Cannabis Prevention.

Provides students with a comprehensive understanding of cannabis, its significance within the higher education context, and how peer educators can promote a culture of well-being.

Building on their CPE Training, the CPE Supplemental Module on Mental Health and Well-being prepares peer educators to build a campus community that prioritizes mental health and well-being.

Building on their CPE Training, the CPE Supplemental Module on Prescription Drug Misuse Prevention prepares peer educators to build a campus community that prioritizes responsible medication use and promotes a culture of well-being.

Mid-level professionals in student affairs serve as vital connectors between senior leaders, staff, and students, yet their unique challenges are often overlooked. Join the authors of NASPA's new book In the Middle: Leading as a Mid-Level Professional in Student Affairs, as they discuss strategies for navigating institutional politics, influencing without positional authority, and sustaining professional growth. Participants will reflect on their own experiences, gain practical leadership tools, and reframe the power of leading from the middle.

The 2026 NASPA Sexual Violence Prevention & Response Summit will provide campus and organizational leaders with the knowledge, tools, and strategies needed to drive meaningful, campus-wide change in sexual violence prevention and response. Featuring expert-led sessions and evidence-based practices, the summit will equip participants to advance holistic approaches that center prevention, elevate survivor support, strengthen equitable services for respondents, and embed equity, safety, and well-being into the fabric of campus life.

We group all drugs in the phrase “AOD”, but we give most of our attention to alcohol and cannabis. We are right to: alcohol and cannabis are widely used. Yet now is an important moment to focus on “Other Drugs”, including cocaine, psychedelics, and ketamine. These drugs are on our campuses and finding an increasingly accepted place in our culture. From the dark web to decriminalization, join us on this webinar to get an update on "Other Drugs" and discuss how we may better address this topic with students.

Join Dr. Jason Kilmer as he facilitates a conversation with Megan Moreno, MD, MSEd, MPH, Megan Strowger, Ph.D., & Rose Marie Ward, Ph.D who have studied alcohol-related social media content and associations with college student alcohol use. You’ll walk away understanding social media’s impact on college student alcohol consumption that will inform on-campus prevention interventions.

Join Dr. Jason Kilmer, Ph.D., Jennifer J. Jacobsen, MPH, MA, and Rebecca Harrington, MA as they share the foundations and nuances of implementing harm reduction approaches on campus. This webinar will help you to understand the impact of "action stage" messaging and gain insights into practical strategies to minimize risk among students. Don't miss this opportunity to enhance your the toolkit for the work you do on campus!