State and federal legislative and policy changes can significantly impact the work of student affairs professionals. This Public Policy hub is designed to serve as a tool for NASPA members to better understand policy and regulatory changes, and potential implications of proposed legislation that impact the student affairs profession and broader higher education field. This resource is only available to current NASPA individual members. If you have questions about your membership status or would like to join or renew, please contact membership@naspa.org

Based on the Assessment and Evaluation Student Affairs Educator Certification domain, this package includes ten webinars that encompass the appraisal of the quality and effectiveness of higher education work with an understanding and appreciation for different contexts, cultures, and backgrounds. Specifically, the practice of assessment and evaluation is grounded in outcomes, using various methods and tools, and utilizing the data to identify strengths and opportunities for improvement in program, delivery, or actions. Click on the Package title to view all the ten webinars included. PRICE Members: $349 Non-members $499

Whether you love policy, hate policy, or love to hate it, we all must engage with it in our student-centered roles. This session will give you a framework for understanding policy, identifying how your and your institution’s values play into policy, and advocating for changes that support student success for all students.

The NASPA community has been critically engaged to understand the impacts of recent restrictive and discriminatory state legislation. NASPA recently released a responserelating to anti-DEI legislation and created a resource hub to support student affairs professionals in understanding the issues, gathering and sharing best practices, and mindfully activating changemaking and civic engagement efforts where possible. To deepen our understanding around national narratives, NASPA conducted research from the summer to the fall of 2022 as described in our recent report “Student Affairs Perspectives on Anti-Critical Race Theory State Policies and National Narratives.” In this briefing, NASPA staff will contextualize the report in the current landscape of Anti-DEI legislation and discuss relevant findings.