Talks about social justice are frequently considered to be macro scale campus wide interventions (ex. the creation of a new civility campaign, or a take-back-the-night style initia[...]
Student Affairs professionals spend around 70% of their office time staring at a computer screen. Or at least that’s what it feels like. However, we all know that you [...]
22 Oct 2014
The first time I ever used Google Hangout was for a first round admissions job interview. It was spring of my last semester of grad school and I was deep into a very regional job s[...]
10 Sep 2014
It’s no secret that Google is trying to dominate everything from self-driving cars to human-powered monorails. But one industry that continues to block out the behemoth is St[...]
01 Apr 2012
I am thrilled to announce that I’m going to be blogging about Student Affairs and Technology for Inside Higher Ed (IHE). As an avid reader of IHE, I am very excited to join t[...]
10 Jul 2010
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