Student-Centered
Student-Centered
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Student-Centered is the official podcast of the Arkansas Student Affairs Association, dedicated to keeping students at the heart of higher education. Whether you're a seasoned pro or new to student affairs, this podcast offers inspiration, strategies, and meaningful conversations. Explore challenges, opportunities, and innovative ideas shaping the student experience, while celebrating the work of professionals across Arkansas. Grab your coffee, and let’s connect, learn, and grow—because staying student-centered ensures success for our students and communities!
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The podcast prominently features topics such as student affairs strategies, first-generation student success, and career development in higher education with episodes like Investing in Student Affairs Professionals and Supporting First-Generation Student Success, focusing on real-world applications and professional growth.
Student-Centered is the official podcast of the Arkansas Student Affairs Association, dedicated to keeping students at the heart of higher education. Whether you’re a seasoned pro or new to student affairs, this podcast offers inspiration, strategies, and meaningful conversations. Explore challenges, opportunities, and innovative ideas shaping the student experience, while celebrating the work of professionals across Arkansas. Grab your coffee, and let’s connect, learn, and grow—because staying student-centered ensures success for our students and communities!
In this episode of Student-Centered, we sit down with Jason Smith, Vice President of Student Affairs at Black River Technical College and adjunct professor of Higher Education Law at Arkansas State University. With over 15 years of experience, Smith is known statewide for his expertise in student rights, FERPA, and creating student-centered systems. Smith shared his insights on thinking differently about higher education law and student affairs leadership. Whether you’re a seasoned professional or just beginning your journey in student affairs, you take away something meaningful and useful from this conversation.
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