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The Maryland experience fosters a commitment to responsible citizenship, critical thought, community involvement and the development of positive lifelong campus relationships."


- Dr. Linda Clement, Vice President for Student Affairs


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Maryland Student Affairs Conference websiteStudent Affairs Conference

The 37th Annual Maryland Student Affairs Conference will explore inspiration, impact, and innovation. Mark your calendar for Friday, February 10, 2011. Visit the conference website for more details.
Kevin Carroll - keynote speaker
Keynote Speaker - Kevin Carroll

Kevin Carroll is the founder of Kevin Carroll Katalyst/LLC and the author of three highly successful books, Rules of the Red Rubber Ball, What's Your Red Rubber Ball?! and The Red Rubber Ball at Work, published by ESPN, Disney Press and McGraw-Hill. As an author, speaker and agent for social change (a.k.a. the Katalyst), it is Carroll's "job" to inspire businesses, organizations and individuals—from CEOs and employees of Fortune 500 companies to schoolchildren—to embrace their spirit of play and creativity to maximize their human potential
and sustain more meaningful business and personal growth.

2012 Student Affairs Scholarship Award

Each year the Division of Student Affairs offers a number of Student Affairs Tuition Scholarship Awards to undergraduate students who have made a significant impact on the quality of life for students and/or employees at the University of Maryland. This year we are pleased to announce that three $1,000 scholarships are available.

To be eligible for a scholarship, the student employee must be working within the Division of Student Affairs and nominations are only accepted by Student Affairs staff members. Evidence of commitment to the job, leadership, quality of work, accomplishments, and a genuine dedication to providing service to students and/or the university community through the student’s position will be indicators of a nominee’s qualifications. All nominees need to be in good academic standing (2.5 GPA or higher). All departments within the division are encouraged to nominate students they feel are qualified based on the criteria. Nominations are due by February 9, 2012. Additional information and the online nomination process are available at www.studentaffairs.umd.edu/sasa/.

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Division of Student Affairs Work-Life Initiative

Student Affairs provides work environments that are supportive of the whole person through policies and practices that fulfill the core mission of each unit and help staff manage the demands of their work and their life outside of work.  Employees and supervisors engage in dialogue about ways to improve work-life integration in each department



Student Affairs Green Guide
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The Green Guide is intended to provide general information for all Student Affairs staff regarding expectations and best practices based upon information in the Student Affairs Sustainability Plan

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