Volume 12, Issue 1 (Spring 2014)

Let us be Paul Eaton Editor Let us be Vulnerable Before I preview the thought-provoking scholarship present in this issue

A First Step: The Unique Needs of Two Community College Populations Marisa Vernon Columbus State Community College Cassi Stewart Columbus

Considering the Consequences of Increasing Reliance on Outsourcing and Contingent Labor in Higher Education Neal H. Hutchens Pennsylvania State University

Managing the Explosion of Technology: Recommendations for Student Affairs Administrators Matthew R. Shupp Shippensburg University of Pennsylvania Jan Harris Community

The Interconnectedness of Scholarship-Practice: A Perspective from a Practitioner-Scholar Ann M. Gansemer-Topf Iowa State University As a new faculty member

Global Citizenship and Tertiary Education: A Time for Change Joy L. Hart University of Louisville Tom Jackson University of Louisville

ACPA and the Role of Technology: Technology Then and Now: From Telephone Trees to Social Media Danielle J. Alsandor Louisiana

ACPA's Influence on Equity and Inclusion: "Becoming More Fully Human:" Transforming Student Affairs through Social Justice Brian J. Reece University

Next Gen 2014: Reinventing Student Affairs for Social Justice Next Gen 2014 is a unique opportunity for undergraduate students to

Quarterly Update: From One Dupont Circle Gregory Roberts ACPA Executive Director Greetings to All! The 90th Anniversary of ACPA –

From the President Kathleen G. Kerr ACPA President My last article in Developments as President of ACPA – College Student