The Institute of Student Affairs, an appointed standing committee of the Executive Committee is responsible for planning, promotion and coordination of training, development and attachment programs for the association. It organizes association wide programs and provides support to national and local organizations for organizing training programs for their respective members.
-Dr. LAI Kwok Hung
-Dr Maria Paquita D. Bonnet from De La Salle University of Philippines (2018-2022)
-Assoc. Prof. Michiko IZUMITANI Soka University, Japan
izumitani@soka.ac.jp
Study visits have beend organized placing global collaboration with host institutions and individuals as the main goal. In 1999, all 17 members who attended the annual conference of the Association of Managers of Student Services in Higher Education, United Kingdom, prepared a paper on the theme of the conference and presented to the occasion collectively in the form of a monograph. The group visited the Oxford University and universities in London and were guests of the National Student Affairs Organisation of Germany (Deutsches Studentenwerk), at its headquarters in Bonn, and the Studentenwerk in Osnabruck.
In 2002, 21 members attended and made written presentations in an international symposium at the University of California, Los Angeles and made visits to universities in California, New York, Philadelphia, Washington D.C., and Georgia.
In 2005, 16 members together with 13 student affairs professionals from Germany, UK and USA visited Central China. Highlight of the program was the International Symposium on the Changing Role of Student Affairs in Higher Education organized by the Huazhong University of Science and Technology in Wuhan.
In 2006 and 2008, delegations comprising mainly members of the APSSA Executive Committee and senior practitioners visited Germany as guests of the German National Association for Student Affairs (Deutsches Studentenwerk). In 2013, 26 foreign members had joined a Study Visit to Kyoto.
Explore the highlights of the most recent 2023 Study Tour to Singapore.
Training, Development and Attachment Programmes
Between 1998 and 2007, it had organized attachment programs for over 200 professionals from 8 countries and 3 cities in China, each attaching to an institution in another country for periods between two to 12 weeks. Programs are on self financed basis. Credit balance gained are used for a variety of awards in encouraging participation in global collaborative activities. The program is under review with a view to re-introducing it in due course.
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