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Jeff Lail joined me in a vibrant discussion on how social media impacts professionalism.

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Posted on April 24, 2011Author Eric StollerCategories Higher Education, Student AffairsTags eric-stoller, Higher-Education, Jeff Lail, professionalism, social-media, student affairs live, student-affairs

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