The September Surge: Are You Ready to Make the Jump?
It’s September and that means it is possibly the best time for you to find your next job in student affairs!
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THE EXCHANGE | June 2023
In June’s issue of “THE EXCHANGE” we discuss the importance of DEI in student affairs and its impact on recruiting and retention.
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THE EXCHANGE | May 2023
In May’s issue of “THE EXCHANGE” we discuss the importance of mental health care in student affairs.
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Let us be your guide into Student Affairs!
As the TPE 23’ Candidate Development Subcommittee, our goal is to serve all candidates who are searching for their next step within student affairs by providing year-round programming and resources.
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“Starting a New Job Amidst a Global Pandemic: Tips for Training/Working Remotely”
Like many of you will probably soon be doing, I recently started a new position in the heart of the COVID-19 pandemic. While I was so excited to start working in a new office and to continue my work in higher education, I was faced with a lot of anxiety and uncertainty of what this new experience would be like knowing that many colleges and universities across the country are functioning “off the grid” and almost completely remotely. In my first two weeks, I have learned so much and wanted to share some personal suggestions and advice as you prepare for a unique start to your professional careers in Student Affairs!
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ACUHO-I Blog Post: Transferable Skills for Live-in Professionals
Check out this blog and valuable new resource created by ACUHO-I (one of our sponsor organizations). Job seekers should use this resource to think about how you articulate your value of your live-in experiences and leverage transferable skills. This is also a great resource for all employers - both within and outside of housing and residential life - as you look to efficiently and effectively build your teams and think through the skills and experiences that will bring value.
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“…or related field”: A perspective on the next several years in the job market
Job seekers today, especially our graduating grad students, are searching in an unprecedented time. Higher Education institutions and student affairs divisions are reimagining how to continue to serve students and staff-up appropriately during both a global pandemic and time of financial uncertainty. With so many hiring freezes, the availability of open positions is far less than what any of us could have anticipated a few months ago. Justin Reynolds, Director of Research Initiatives at ACUHO-I (and former senior economics research analysts) reflects on his job search during the last economic recession offering wisdom, practical advice, and encouragement to current job seekers.
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On-Boarding Process for New Employees
As the recruitment season comes to an end and that new job is about to begin, it’s time to think about what “success” will look like for your new position.
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Pursuing a Career in Student Affairs Through a Nontraditional Path
Most student affairs positions require a combination of both education and experience. Even if your background does not include student affairs, your experience can be translated into student affairs.
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Women Leading in Higher Education: Career Development for Women Seeking Career Moves
Moving from the upper-level management to the executive-level can be intimidating. Nothing can substitute for solid preparation: performing well in your current position, learning from mistakes, and intentionally developing a career path.
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