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College Student Affairs, Ed. M. Program at Rutgers University

A 42-credit hour course of study designed to prepare students for professional positions in the field of student affairs. The Master of Education (Ed. M.)

in College Student Affairs (CSA) at Rutgers--New Brunswick/Piscataway is a 42 credit hour course of study designed to prepare students for professional positions in the field of student affairs. The CSA program is based on the academic requirements established by the Council for the Advancement of Standards in Higher Education (CAS) which have been endorsed by NASPA: Student Affairs Administrators

in Higher Education and ACPA: College Student Educators International. Learning opportunities for students include combinations of classroom instruction, project-based learning, field experiences, internships, and individualized learning.

11/10/2025

Our student org, Future Leaders in Student Affairs (FLSA), is hosting a community essentials drive to support the Rutgers Basic Needs Center! Donate any of the requested items by 11/19!

04/30/2025

That’s a wrap, Cohort 15 🎓📚

Cohort 15 had their last in-person class in the CSA program on Tuesday with Dr. Alex Kenney in Diverse Perspectives in Higher Education with a focus on Sense of Belonging!

22 days until GSE graduation!
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04/05/2025

As we end Graduate Student Appreciation Week, we want to take a moment to celebrate the heart of our program — you, our incredible graduate students. Your passion, resilience, and dedication to the field of student affairs inspire us every day. Thank you for all that you do!
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04/01/2025

🔦Student Orientation & Transition Programs Spotlight 🔦

1) Cohort 15 member Meg Williams with CSA Alumni Dr. Matt Greer at the Northeast Greek Leadership Conference (NGLA)! Both Meg & Dr. Greer served on the NGLA conference committee.

2) Meg also presented at the Region VIII National Orientation Directors Association (NODA) Conference! Meg’s workshop focused on best social media practices that aid in student success.

3) Lindsey Kessler (Cohort 15) & her supervisor, Lade Gbolade also presented at NODA and were awarded with the Regional Showcase Award!

Great work to Meg, Lindsey, Lade, & the whole Student Orientation & Transition Programs staff! 👏
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03/04/2025

CSA SPOTLIGHT 🔦

Recently, Paolo Miyashiro Bedoya (Cohort 15) presented & attended at ACPA in Long Beach, California!

Paolo’s presentation was titled “Becoming ‘Undocu-friendly’: Understanding the Needs of Undocumented College Students”, as it covered the current political climate that impacts undocumented students, strengths and challenges that they face through an asset-based framework, and recommendations for practice. Paolo also had the chance to reconvene with some old co-workers at SJE!

Keep up the uplifting work, Paolo!
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02/26/2025

CSA SPOTLIGHT 🔦

Ranaysia Burrell, Cohort 15, recently presented at the NYU Student Affairs Conference with Katherine Ruffalo (M. Ed) & Bria Thorne (MS, Ed) titled “First Impressions Matter”. Their workshop had over 35 practitioners in attendance, where they learned more about how to put current student development theories and frame works into practice. Read more about their presentation ⬇️

“Underrepresented student groups, specifically First-generation college students, enter our campus communities without the knowledge of the ‘conduct office’. For many of them, this is the first time away from home and navigating things by themselves, without support from those who may have had a college experience. Then something happens, and they get called into our office and the stigma around our office is created. Although our offices exist for the purposes of accountability, conflict resolution, and aiding in keeping the campus community safe, we are still a part of the ‘hidden curriculum’”

Keep up the great work, Ranaysia! 👏
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02/20/2025

CSA Alumni 🤝 CSA Current Students

Today at the Student Centers & Activities Graduate Institute, three CSA Alumni Deja Jordan ‘2020, Nicole Chen ‘2021, & Kyle Bianchini ‘2014 shared their experiences in the CSA program, their professional journey, in addition to advice for the SCA grads.

Thank you Deja, Nicole, & Kaia to your commitment to developing our students! 👏👏👏
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02/14/2025

Professional Development Check ✅

Cohorts 15 & 16 had a reflective and memorable experience at the New York University Student Affairs Conference today!

Our students learned about key insights about the student affairs profession for 2025 and beyond, how to transform our campus’ social justice initiatives, in addition to connection with other practitioners across the region!

A huge shoutout to Rutgers’ Division of Student Affairs for making our attendance possible, & shoutout to NYU for hosting a transformative conference!
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Come back to Rutgers!Contact Ebelia Hernandez (ebelia.hernandez@gse.rutgers.edu) if you are interested and for more deta...

01/22/2025

Come back to Rutgers!

Contact Ebelia Hernandez ([email protected]) if you are interested and for more details!!

10/04/2024

Interested in learning more about a career in higher education or student affairs? Register for one of our fall virtual information sessions! We now offer both full-time and part-time degree options!

12/14/2022

‼️CSA Application materials are due Friday, December 15! Visit gradstudy.rutgers.edu to apply today!

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