A Rewarding Career

At the beginning of the Spring term, the Office of the Vice President for Student Affairs invites students who are interested in pursuing a career in student affairs to meet with professionals in the field. This opportunity allows informal discussion about the profession and graduate preparation available in academic programs across the nation.

Resume and interview assistance are also provided to students.

The Office of Student Affairs has compiled the Nationwide Guide to Graduate Programs in Student Affairs. If you are interested in obtaining a copy, stop by AMU 437.

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• Marquette University's College Student Personnel Program
• NASPA: National Association of Student Personnel Administrators
• JASPA: Jesuit Association of Student Personnel Administrators
• ACPA: American College Personnel Association
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Careers in Student Affairs

If you're thinking about a career in student affairs, the Division of Student Affairs has many resources for you. At the beginning of the Spring term, the Office of the Vice President for Student Affairs invites students who are interested in pursuing a career in student affairs to meet with professionals in the field. Learn more.