ASCA Viewpoints

Adan Tejada serves as the Chief and Director of Public Safety at Saint Mary's College of California. He also serves on the IACLEA Board of Directors. Adan shares his viewpoint on the intersection of public safety and student conduct.

ASCA 30th Anniversary Conference Chair shares her viewpoint. Pam gives us the run down on what to expect from this year's Annual Conference "Lighting the Path Forward." Wishing all of our attendees safe travels to Jacksonville, Florida!

At the ASCA Annual Conference, Viewpoints Host Jill Creighton collected a multitude of perspectives on the keynote speech by Tim Wise and Diversity and Inclusion in student conduct and ASCA. This is the first of two episodes with conference reflections.

In this second part of a two-part series, ASCA Annual Conference Attendees share their viewpoints on Diversity and Inclusion in our profession and our Association.

Regina Curran, J.D., Title IX Program Manager at American University, shares her viewpoint. We dig into Title IX, working in conduct as a J.D., and intersectional identity in the profession of student conduct.

JoCynda Hudson and Alan Acosta, two of the three co-editors of the upcoming book, "Conduct and Community," share their Viewpoint. JoCynda and Alan discuss what to expect from the new book, a bit about the chapters, and when it will be available. The "Conduct and Community" book is a joint publication venture between ASCA and ACUHO-I.

Dr. David Karp, Professor of Sociology and Director of the Skidmore College Project on Restorative Justice shares his viewpoint. David discusses integrating restorative justice principles into student conduct work. He also dives into how we might use RJ to address some cases of sexual misconduct.

Scott Roberts, J.D. shares his viewpoint on Title IX investigation report writing. He discusses the technical aspects of report writing, common mistakes, and the anatomy of a strong report.

ASCA Viewpoints Podcast producers Colleen Maeder and Jill Creighton share stats and reflections on the first season of the podcast.

We're back for season 2! Check out this teaser trailer for our new series of episodes.

Dr. Don Gehring, the founder of ASCA, then known as ASJA, shares his viewpoint. We talk about the founding of ASJA, the first Gehring Academy, and his views on the student conduct profession today.

Laura Egan, Senior Director of Programs for the Clery Center, talks about her expertise on the Jeanne Clery Campus Security Act and compliance with its elements just in time for the Annual Security Report.

Dr. Chris Linder, Associate Professor at the University of Georgia, shares her Viewpoint!

Dr. Kevin Kruger, President of NASPA | Student Affairs Professionals in Higher Education, shares his Viewpoint on today's traditionally-aged college student and the larger student affairs profession's intersection with student conduct.

Laura Matthews, Director of Student Conduct at Lynn University shares her Viewpoint. We dig into the Fraternity Executive Association (FEA) and ASCA collaboration guide on how to investigate student organization misconduct.

Dr. Jill Dunlap, Director for Research and Practice at NASPA and Teri Lyn Hinds, Director of Policy Research and Advocacy discuss the U.S. Department of Education's proposed Title IX regulations. Listen to learn about what may affect your practice and how to comment in the 60 day window.

Christina Parle, Assistant Director for Student Conduct at the University of Kansas and ASCA Board Director of Membership shares her viewpoint. We dive into what it's like to be a newer professional today, what it means to be on the Board, leadership style, and identity.

Seann Kalagher, ASCA President-Elect, will take the lead as President the first week of February, 2019. He shares his Viewpoint on the current open-and-comment period, the profession as a whole, and growing his career from graduate assistant to cabinet member.

Christine Simone, the ASCA 2019 Annual Conference Chair and newly minted ASCA Deputy Director, shares her Viewpoint. If you're coming to the conference, don't miss this one!

Beth Devonshire, J.D. and consultant with D. Stafford and Associates shares her viewpoint. We recorded this in February, 2019, so some information may be a little dated. Beth also composes the ASCA Policy Update that comes to your inbox each month.

We're back for Season 3! Check out this teaser trailer for our new series of episodes.

This episode features Jill's past interview with Dr. Don Gehring. Dr. Don Gehring, the founder of ASCA, then known as ASJA, shared his viewpoint with Jill. They talked about the founding of ASJA, the first Gehring Academy, and his views on the student conduct profession today.

This episode features upcoming announcements and deadlines for ASCA from February & March 2020.

This episode features Jessica White and her presentation on Black Bodies and Title IX at the ASCA Annual Conference; and ASCA monthly updates.

This episode features Tony Miller Jr. as he shares his viewpoint on the Pathways Sanctioning Model, and how we can have more creative sanctioning. Also, Alexandra talks a little bit about COVID-19.