It’s September and that means it is possibly the best time for you to find your next job in student affairs!
Read MoreWe are living during a radical shift in the landscape of Higher Education. Typically, our industry frames “service to the profession” as a requirement of our membership in the profession. While volunteer work is critical to keeping our profession alive, I would like to shift the narrative to focus on people instead of an abstract industry.
To work in HESA has meant accepting that, to a certain extent, nights and weekends are given to student engagement, programming, residential living and more. However, over the course of the past 22 months we have experienced changes that would make one say that working in this field is not what it used to be, but the work that we do is no less important or necessary. In fact, it may be more needed now than ever. So, how do we as a profession move forward after everything changes?
