May 23 : Organizing Time, Tasks and Teams : This webinar will address a no-nonsense method called the “RAFT” (Reply, Act, File, Trash) Principle that challenges typical, yet ineffective, office habits, and how to apply it in your work to reduce procrastination and bottlenecks, keep things moving, clear your inbox, impress your colleagues and reduce your stress.

More new webinars will be posted soon. Meanwhile, please check out the dozens of webinars available through our Replay Archive.

The Journal of Technology in Student Affairs announces its winners for the 1st Annual Graduate Student Manuscript Competition. Winning entries received cash prizes in the amounts of $250, $200, & $100.

1st Place : Amy Lueck (University of Louisville)
"Available Technologies for Changing Student Needs: Using Technology to Reach Graduate Students on our Campuses"

2nd Place : Kristen Tarantino, Jessica McDonough, and Ma Hua (The College of William and Mary)
"Effects of Student Engagement with Social Media on Student Learning"

3rd Place : Paul Brown (Boston College)
"An Experiment in Using Twitter in Teaching a Student Affairs Practicum Course"

Read more about this special contest...

For our 12th Annual Virtual Case Study Competition for Masters level students, we received 41 team entries from 30 schools. The Broncos reign supreme as the team from Western Michigan took top honors.

1st Place: Western Michigan University
Jaclyn Rivard, Kira Dow, Meredith Atchison, Emily Lott

2nd Place: Florida State University
Jessica Dean, Matthew Barnes, Anil Shetty, Alyssa Zewe

3rd Place: Western Illinois University
Sara Dam, Bob Just, Warren Grove, Emily Isaacs

Check out all the contest submissions in the Journal of Technology in Student Affairs Spring 2013 edition.

The StudentAffairs.com Writing Project : Stuart Brown chronicles the challenge to send out some type of handwritten correspondence each day for a solid year.

2013 Student Affairs Job Hunt : This is the 8th year StudentAffairs.com has asked two graduate students, going through the job search process, to share their thoughts and feelings and chronicle their ups and downs as they pursue their first student affairs position.

Back to [Grad]School : What's it like for a student affairs professional to put his career on hold to go back to school as a full-time graduate student? Read about his thoughts and musings, his ups and downs, his opinions and assumptions as he ruminates on such topics as the graduate internship, classes, job interviews, and more.

Doc Diaries : A weekly diary of the journey toward a PhD. The blog includes ramblings, tips and ruminations for individuals considering a doctoral pursuit in their future.

Help us plan our webinar schedule for 2013. Would like to know what subject areas you want us to address so please click here to take our 5 question survey.