Nick Stines
Senior Program Coordinator, New Student Programs
Nick is currently the Senior Program Coordinator for New Student Programs at Syracuse University. A UNC-Chapel Hill alum, he also graduated from the University of Georgia in 2022 with a M.Ed in College Student Affairs Administration (CSAA), where he was involved with extended orientation and student transitions. Nick has been involved in NODA since 2020 and has a passion for first-gen student support and student leadership development.
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Be More Than A Sponge: Implementing Change as a New Professional
Join us to discuss practical strategies and insights on how to create change in your time as a new professional. Leverage your unique perspectives, skills, and experiences to make an immediate impact in your community, avoiding the common misconception of solely absorbing institutional knowledge and "learning the ropes". Embrace your potential and harness the momentum to drive meaningful change from day one!
Heard, Felt, and Seen: Using Identity-Based Pre-Welcome Programs to Support Student Transition
Are you looking to re-imagine the pre-orientation experience for your students prior to welcoming students to campus? Join this session on the impact of identity-based programming (i.e., first-gen, students of color, faith, etc.) in supporting the student transition to college. We will explore how specific programs can be designed and assessed to foster a sense of belonging on campus while simultaneously empowering students to reflect on their identities as they acclimate to collegiate life.
The Way Forward: Navigating Graduate-Level Transitions
The presenters will use Nancy Schlossberg’s Transition Theory to frame their approach to discussing transitions that occur throughout graduate school and into the first professional role. The presenters will utilize personal experiences, research, and group discussion to guide the presentation while providing space for attendees to identify personal goals, expectations, and techniques for success.
2022 NODA Annual Conference Sessionize Event
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