Where will CSA take you?

Bloomsburg University’s

College Student Affairs

(CSA) program within the M.Ed. in Educational Leadership enables students to move beyond the local region and experience student affairs work throughout the Commonwealth and the country. Looking for opportunities to lead the profession? To advance student development and learning? To advocate for students? The CSA program can help you develop the knowledge and skills for the student affairs profession.

CSA takes you to …

• Katie Slater – Residence Life Coordinator, Saint Francis University
• Lynnsey Doane – Coordinator of Tutoring and Student Support, La Roche College
• Maggi Secrest – Orientation Intern, Bloomsburg University Michael Sloboda – NODA Orientation Intern, University of Central Florida
• Sean Ann Kelly – Associate Director of Communications, Johnson College
• Sibel Rasim – Admissions Counselor, Bloomsburg University
• Tiffany Long – ACUHO-I Residence Life Intern, University of Texas at Arlington
• Jonathan Gowin – Intern to the President, Colby-Sawyer College
• OWLs - (L-R) Bryson Purcell, Kristin Austin (CSA faculty), Maggi Secrest, Kendra Rockwell, Narali Tagliavore, Becca Slutsky.

Resting on a foundation of scholarship and best practices, the college student affairs program prepares leaders for the student affairs profession within higher education. It emphasizes the centrality of the helping relationship as a means to create and nurture engaging learning environments that promote holistic college student development.

BU’s program is characterized by the application of theory to practice in coursework, graduate assistantships, and a capstone field experience.