Jaelyn Coates was recently named a member of the National Association of Student Personnel Administrators NOW Professionals for her work pertaining to the NASPA core value of inclusion.
School of Education graduate students in the Student Affairs in Higher Education master’s degree program had the opportunity to travel to South Korea over winter break for their Global Perspectives in Student Affairs course.
This year, there are 25 International Presidential Fellows from 18 different countries, and four of them are working in the College of Health and Human Sciences. To learn more about this group of esteemed faculty and graduate students, read their bios below.
Part three of a four-part series exploring the experience of Semester at Sea through the eyes of School of Education faculty member Jody Donovan shares Donovan's experience as dean of student life and as a SAS voyager.
Amanda Stone was determined to earn her master’s degree. Stone worked full time, gave birth to her first child, changed jobs twice, sold a home, and moved across state lines, all while earning her degree online in CSU's SAHE program.
Part two of a four-part series exploring the experience of Semester at Sea through the eyes of School of Education faculty member Jody Donovan explores life onboard the ship and the countries visited during the spring 2017 voyage.
New School of Education professor Dafina-Lazarus Stewart’s scholarly interests and research generally focus on issues of equity, inclusion, and justice in the context of experiences of minoritized populations at colleges and universities.
Part one of a four-part series exploring the experience of Semester at Sea through the eyes of School of Education faculty member Jody Donovan offers an overview of Semester at Sea.
After educating more than 850 students, marking 50 years in the books, and offering courses to individuals all across the world, the School of Education’s Student Affairs in Higher Education program gathered for its first reunion celebration.
Just as the times and places students can study online are flexible, so are the times and places they can graduate. At least that’s what one online Student Affairs in Higher Education (SAHE) master’s student and her thesis committee have shown.