NASPA - Student Affairs Administrators in Higher Education

Are you interested in shaping how students understand leadership, collaboration, and responsibility in a rapidly changing world? Then LEI is the place for you!

Each session is carefully curated to support strategic leadership, equity-centered practice, and holistic student success.

Early registration closes tomorrow. Don't miss out on the best rates!

📆 December 14–16, 2026
📍 Louisville, Kentucky

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Advance your career alongside women leaders across campus.

Are you ready to define your identity as a leader in a way that helps you navigate the rapidly shifting higher ed landscape? Join us in Atlanta for Next Up, a dynamic three-day workshop presented by the Women’s Leadership Institute (WLI).

Designed for women in all roles and career stages, including student affairs, housing, recreation, and campus life, this event is your space to focus on career advancement and holistic leadership.

What’s waiting for you:
🎯 Practical strategies to lead with clarity and purpose.
🌐 Intentional networking to build a community that understands your daily realities.
💪 Renewed confidence to take the next step in your career.

Don't miss this opportunity to invest in your future!

🔗 Register before early registration closes on June 30 to save $100: https://hubs.ly/Q04mvkvw0

📣Last call, leadership educators!

June 22 is the FINAL deadline to submit a program proposal for the 2026 Leadership Educators Institute. If you have an idea worth sharing, now is the time to put it forward.

Submit your proposal by Monday and help shape the program for a community that understands the real work of leadership education.

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Planning your December? Early registration closes on June 26. Lock in the best rate before it changes.

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Accessibility is not limited to issues of mobility or other physical attributes. An accessible campus is mindful of students’ dietary distinctions, neurodiversity, and the varying ways individuals prefer to connect and engage with others.

The accessible campus features loud and quiet spaces, places for crowds and places for solitude, opportunities for celebration, and opportunities for personal reflection. Student centers, residence halls, community gathering spaces, athletic and recreational facilities, and labs and classrooms are all venues in which accessibility is key.

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Spacing It Right: Designing Higher Education Institutions for Student Success Our learning opportunities include conferences of all sizes, online content delivered live and on-demand, and courses to explore a topic in-depth.

Tomorrow is your last chance to register for the 2026 M. Ben Hogan Small Colleges and Universities Institute! If you want to make a big impact on your small campus, now is the time.

This institute is tailored specifically to senior student affairs leaders. You will exchange ideas in expert-led sessions and discuss challenges drawn from your own campus context.

Join us at Sarah Lawrence College and be ready to build lasting professional connections and explore innovative strategies with peers who truly understand your unique working environment.

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📍 Sarah Lawrence College | Bronxville, NY (just outside of New York City)
📅 June 21-24, 2026

The most useful research doesn't stay in the theoretical—it maps directly to the physical footprint of the campus. "Spacing It Right" highlights several institutions where intentional design is yielding real-world results:

The University of Utah’s Lassonde Studios demonstrates how the integration of living, making, and social spaces can drive sustained student engagement and entrepreneurial learning.

Ringling College of Art and Design’s Cunniffe Commons has become the new heart of campus where students, faculty, and staff come together daily not just for food but for connection and respite, to study, and to see and be seen.

Blue Ridge Community College’s Patton Building is accessible and inclusive, supporting diverse learners throughout their educational journey.

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Spacing It Right: Designing Higher Education Institutions for Student Success Our learning opportunities include conferences of all sizes, online content delivered live and on-demand, and courses to explore a topic in-depth.