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My blog post on affirmative action was recently included as a chapter in a book. The book, “Issues That Concern You: Discrimination,” was published by Greenhaven Press in December, 2007. It is the first time that something that I have written has been published in a book. The book has a hardcover and yes, […]
I co-facilitated a College Student Services Administration (CSSA) class at Oregon State University today. Jessica White and Chris White are teaching a course on Technology Issues in Higher Education. Jessica and I presented an edited version of our “Blogs and Student Learning” presentation. After an hour on blogs, blogging, rss, etc., Chris and I […]
Ottobib creates citations for MLA, APA, AMA, and Chicago Style based on a book’s ISBN. I tested it out on one of my CSSA textbooks. I quickly found the ISBN (International Standard Book Number), typed it into Ottobib, and presto — instant APA Citation:
Evans N., Forney D., Guido-DiBrito F. (1998). Student Development In College. […]
I wish to thank the following people for challenging and supporting me during my graduate program/assistantship. I have learned a lot from all of you and I look forward to our next adventure!
CSSA faculty/staff/instructors including: Jessica White, Rich Shintaku, Laurie Brendle-Sleipness, Larry Roper, Bob Bontrager, Tom Scheuermann, Tracy Bentley-Townlin, Melissa Yamamoto, Jackie Balzer, Tom […]
I. Portfolio overview
Blogging
Blog Stats: There are currently 137 posts and 211 comments, contained within 19 categories. Web Stats: 11,249 page loads and 4,336 unique visits.
Anonymity
1 year of content, comments, and community
Portfolio + Blog = Blogfolio
Portfolio pages with links to specific experiences and reflections
Technology - WordPress
II. Competency #9: Multicultural awareness, knowledge […]
Why is technology vilified in Student Affairs?
This session from PaperClip Communications is full of shock and awe:
“Liabilities, judicial impact, legal issues, thorny topics, and professional dangers”
“Facebook, Myspace: Liabilities, Judicial & Legal Matters
Every day a new set of issues, concerns, liabilities and legal precedents are set in relationship to cyber communities.
Sites like Facebook […]
Every time I think that I can shift my focus away from technology in student affairs…they pull me back in! This (see blockquote) is an online course that is being offered by the American College Personnel Association (ACPA). Can someone please inform ACPA and NASPA that technology is not an “emerging discussion.” It is […]
The official title of my OSU Graduate Assistantship is “Student Affairs Web Specialist.” Here are a few of the projects that I have worked on since I arrived in Corvallis in 2004.
OSU Admissions old
When I first started my assistantship at OSU, the Admissions web site looked like this:
The site was in need of an […]
A paper for my Multicultural Competency in Student Affairs class:
First of all, I want to clarify that I cannot stand the term, “plan.” It seems soulless when the context is multicultural action or social justice. A plan is something that does not reach my heart. For the purpose of this paper, I am going […]
Questions for myself:
Why do I blog without an alias?
This blog started out as an impersonal storage space for my technology workshop series. It was a place for resource links, class outlines, and participant questions. I never thought I would be using this blog as all things Eric. It is now a respository of personal […]