Judicial Affairs (Week 4) - Online Resources on Student Conduct/Judicial Affairs

Some higher education judicial affairs/student conduct offices are utilizing online social media to communicate their policies and procedures. Here are some examples:





While Binghamton University is using youtube.com to communicate with their students, the University of San Francisco is using twitter to communicate with their students.

http://twitter.com/USF_OSCRR

Does your college or university's judicial affairs/student conduct office utilize online social media to communicate with students? We would love to hear from you!

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Judicial Affairs (Week 3) - Online Resources on Student Conduct/Judicial Affairs

If you are interested in accessing periodical updates related to judicial affairs/student conduct, please access the following links:

The Association for Student Conduct Administration (ASCA) - List of Recent Articles
http://www.theasca.org/en/articles/articles_view.asp

College Discipline
http://collegediscipline.com/

ASCA - Association for Student Conduct Administration RSS Feed
http://www.theasca.org/en/rss/

If you have any additional links, please send them to jennifertedwards@gmail.com. We will add them to our blog!

The Graduate Education and Research Commission


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Judicial Affairs (Week 2) - Recent Books in the Judicial Affairs Field

These are recent books in the judicial affairs field. If  you have any additional books to add, please let us know (jennifertedwards@tarleton.edu).
Shelfari: Book reviews on your book blog

Judicial Affairs (Week 1) - List of Judicial Affairs Offices at Texas Higher Educational Institutions & an Introduction to ASCA

Here is a list of higher education institutions who have a link to their judicial affairs page. *If your institution is not included, please send us an e-mail (jennifertedwards@gmail.com) and we will post your link!

Texas Higher Education Institutions - Judicial Affairs

Baylor University - Judicial Affairs

University of Texas at Dallas - Judicial Affairs

University of Texas at San Antonio - Judicial Affairs

University of Texas at Tyler - Judicial Affairs

University of Texas at Brownsville and Texas Southmost College

Rice University - Judicial Affairs

St. Mary's University - Judicial Affairs

Tarleton State University - Judicial Affairs

Texas A&M International University - Judicial Affairs 

Texas A&M University - Corpus Christi - Judicial Affairs 

Texas A&M University - Commerce - Judicial Affairs 


Texas Southern University - Judicial Affairs  


ASCA 

One of the largest organizations for judicial affairs is Association for Student Conduct Administration (ASCA). This organization is for higher education administrators who work directly with judicial affairs. This organization has over 1,700 members in North America and these members represent over 800 colleges and universities.

ASCA offers various educational opportunities to it's members. Some of these educational opportunities include: an annual conference, the Gehring Academy, and various professional development opportunities.

Texas belongs to ASCA District 5, which includes Texas, Louisiana, and Mississippi. In fact, Ryan Van Dusen (Texas Tech University) is one of their representatives. The Director-At-Large for Circuits 5 and 10 is Jennifer Hammat (University of Texas at Austin). If you would like more information about ASCA on a local level, please contact either Ryan or Jennifer.

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February 2010 - Judicial Affairs (An Overview of the Month's Posts)

Happy February! This month's blog posts are focused on judicial affairs! Almost every college and university has a judicial affairs office at their institution. This month, we will:
- focus on current judicial affairs literature
- feature a list of judicial affairs offices in Texas
- focus on local, state, and national judicial affairs organizations
- feature a list of judicial affairs local, regional, and national 
- highlight current issues in the judicial affairs field

If you would like to feature your college or university's judicial affairs office OR if you have an idea (website, etc.) for this month's topic, please contact Jennifer T. Edwards (jennifertedwards@gmail.com).


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