Note from the Editorial Team
As we prepare for the 2020 ACPA National Convention in Nashville, we are excited to share this issue of Developments ...
From the President – February 2020
Written by Craig Elliott, ACPA President This is a time of celebration. As I reflect on the past year, I ...
From the Executive Director – February 2020
Greetings ACPA Members! Living and working in Washington, D.C. for the last 15 years, I have adjusted to the fact ...
Crisis Communication: Keeping Parents and Family Members of Students in the Loop // written by Anne Newman & Kathy Adams Riester
Anne Newman Rutgers University-New Brunswick Kathy Adams Riester University of Arizona Student Affairs professionals are called upon to address a ...
Managing Risk in Our Work with Student Organizations // written by: John Summerlot & Ben Williams
John Summerlot Indiana University Bloomington Ben Williams University of Colorado Boulder Emergencies have timelines: there are the events that precede ...
Working through Campus Tragedy Alongside the Families of Deceased Community Members // written by: Mahauganee D. Shaw & Amanda Alberti
Mahauganee D. Shaw Miami University Amanda Alberti Miami University An unfortunate and challenging reality for today’s student affairs practitioners is ...
Examining the relationship between community engagement and graduate student preparation // written by: April Perry, Christopher Ray and Lane Perry
April Perry Western Carolina University Christopher Ray Western Carolina University Lane Perry Western Carolina University ABSTRACT This article investigates the ...
Latinx Network Writers Group: Demystifying the writing process for scholar-practitioners // written by: Ricardo Montelongo, Stephen Santa-Ramirez, Karla Cruze-Silva & Gary Santos Mendoza
Ricardo Montelongo Sam Houston State University Stephen Santa-Ramirez University at Buffalo Karla Cruze-Silva University of Arizona Gary Santos Mendoza Florida ...
Invigorating a Scholarship of Practice for the Profession of Student Affairs // written by: Patrick G. Love and John M. Braxton
Patrick G. Love Springfield College John M. Braxton Peabody College of Vanderbilt University Ever since the emergence of the concept ...
Married to My Career // written by Chelsea M. Jordan
Chelsea M. Jordan Tufts University A variety of studies have examined the experiences of dual-career couples in academe (Greer & ...
Less is More: A Journey to Simplify and Focus Through Transforming Pedagogy // written by Paige Haber-Curran, Ph.D.
Paige Haber-Curran, Ph.D. Associate Professor, Texas State University I grew up in the mountains, and on hikes, my brother and ...