Webinar and Roundtables
CCCSAA proudly offers a series of one-hour webinars featuring roundtable discussions tailored for student affairs professionals and educators in higher education. Participants attending live sessions can request a certificate acknowledging one hour of professional development.
This year’s webinar series provides comprehensive overviews followed by in-depth roundtable discussions on the featured topics. If time allows, we will also address other relevant hot topics. By registering once, you will receive a full-year calendar invite, eliminating the need to sign up for individual webinars and ensuring that each session is conveniently saved to your calendar for the entire academic year.
Register Today to secure your spot for the full webinar series or individual sessions.
If you are interested in hosting a roundtable discussion or leading a webinar, please contact us at events@cccsaa.org.
Fall 2024
Kick-off De-Stressor for FY25
Thursday, August 29th @ 4pm
Presented by Dr. Nicky Damania, Dean of Students @ Bakersfield College
Let's get together to address and discuss any challenges arising at the start of the academic year. This time provides a supportive space for sharing resources, troubleshooting issues, and promoting well-being among staff as we guide students through the initial phases of the year. Join us to connect, recharge, and ensure a successful academic launch.
Civic Engagement Plan Workshop
Tuesday, September 10th @ 2pm
Presented by Juan Miguel Blanco, Sierra College
The Civic Engagement Plan Workshop is designed for advisors to develop comprehensive action plans that drive civic participation within their institutions and communities. This workshop offers the resources and strategies needed to craft effective plans, which must be submitted to the Secretary of State by October 1. Advisors will leave with a clear framework for fostering impactful civic engagement initiatives.
Sexual Misconduct on Campus
Monday, October 7th @ 1pm
Presented by TBA
Let's educate each other on recognizing, preventing, and addressing instances of sexual misconduct within the campus community. This training covers institutional responsibilities, reporting protocols, and resources available to support affected individuals. By fostering a safe and informed environment, this program empowers staff to play a crucial role in maintaining a campus culture of respect and accountability.
Reviewing Office Structures and Positions
Wednesday, November 20th @ 9am
Moderated Roundtable Discussion
A collaborative space to examine and discuss each other's departmental structures. Participants will share insights on staffing models, roles, and best practices to optimize efficiency and support student success. This exchange of ideas will foster a stronger network of professionals working together to enhance their office operations.
What Money and Resources?
Monday, December 2nd @ 9:30am
Moderated Roundtable Discussion
Help each other identify and maximize available financial and institutional resources to support our programs. Participants will explore budgeting strategies, funding opportunities, and resource allocation methods to enhance student services and operations. This session is designed to empower staff with the knowledge and tools to make the most of limited resources for impactful outcomes.
Spring 2025
Non-Violent Communication
Wednesday, January 8th @ Noon
Presented by Ali Fox - Student Life Coordinator at Ohlone College
Join us for an interactive training session on Nonviolent Communication (also known as Compassionate Communication), a powerful approach to fostering empathy, understanding, and connection in our interactions. This session will introduce key NVC concepts and practical tools that can help you communicate more effectively and compassionately, even in challenging situations.
Commencement Overview
Thursday, February 20th @ 9am
Presented by TBA
Equips each other with the skills and strategies needed to plan and execute a successful commencement ceremony. This session covers key aspects of event coordination, from logistics and timelines to communication and student engagement. Attendees will gain practical techniques to ensure a seamless and memorable experience for graduates, their families, and the campus community.
Student Organization Development and Processes
Friday, March 14th @ 10:30am
Presented by TBA
Going through the essential steps of building and supporting vibrant student organization curriculum. This session covers organizational formation, governance structures, leadership development, and operational processes. Participants will gain tools and insights to foster thriving student groups that enhance campus life and promote student leadership and involvement.
Crisis Management
Wednesday, April 23rd @ 4:30pm
Presented by TBA
Set yourself with knowledge and strategies to effectively respond to campus crises. This training covers best practices for handling emergencies, communication protocols, and maintaining student and staff safety during critical situations. Participants will leave equipped with the skills needed to manage crises with confidence and care, ensuring the well-being of the entire campus community.
Technology and Digital Engagement
Monday, May 19th @ 1pm
Presented by TBA
Harness digital tools to enhance student engagement and streamline services. This session explores emerging technologies, social media strategies, and online platforms that support student success and community building. Participants will learn best practices for integrating technology into their workflows to foster meaningful connections in a digital age.