NCAA considers scholarship stipend for athletes based on financial need

Fewer college athletes may be eligible for additional money to help cover their cost of attendance under a proposal that requires a financial need. NCAA Division I members that might support the idea are most likely to be less-wealthy universities. That’s the bloc of votes that overturned the Division I Board of Directors’ decision to allow — but not require — up to $2,000 in an...

UC Santa Barbara receives largest donation in their history

UC Santa Barbara, according to old stereotypes, may still conjure up the image of a lush campus by the beach, where students can squeeze in a few hours of surfing after class and live in a nearby neighborhood that is one of the nation’s best-known party zones. But in reality, UC Santa Barbara over the last three decades increasingly has become a center of scientific research, and its move in that...

Recap of CCPA @ ACPA12

CCPA Leadership Team and Members at ACPA Showcase The ACPA Convention in Louisville challenged student affairs professionals to reflect on how we can continue to learn, inspire, and connect in Possibility City also known as Louisville, KY. This was an opportune time for CCPA to reflect on this past year and think about the road ahead.  CCPA had a very successful year and it was a great moment to celebrate...

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2012 Election Season!

Many thanks to our members for the record number of nominations to join CCPA’s leadership team! The election committee is pleased to announce the candidates for the following open elected position, they are: President-elect David Lee, Art Institute of California – San Francisco Meredith Mickaliger, Occidental College Marissa Reynoso, University of California – Berkeley Director of Communications Rachel...

UC Davis Police Chief Retires

By Sam Stanton Annette M. Spicuzza, the embattled UC Davis police chief who came under fire in last week’s report on what led to the Nov. 18 pepper spray incident on campus, has decided to retire, according to an email statement received by The Bee today. “My 27 years in law enforcement have been dedicated to the ethical and committed service to the departments and communities I have been proud...

2011-2012 CCPA Award Recipients

We received an outstanding response of nominations for the 2011-2012 CCPA awards. All nominations highlighted the significant contributions made by individuals at their home campuses as well as their dedication and passion for the field of student affairs. Each individual held strong values that exhibited their integrity as professionals working in higher education. It was challenging for the awards selection...

CCPA Events at ACPA Convention-Louisville

If you’re able to join us in Louisville for the Annual ACPA Convention, we look forward to seeing you at any of our upcoming events! For a full listing of all ACPA Convention events, please visit the website: http://convention.myacpa.org/ CCPA Open Business Meeting Sunday, March 25, 2012 4:00pm-5:00pm Louisville Marriott Downtown – Thoroughbred Come meet the Leadership Team and hear all that has...

Judge blocks report on UC Davis pepper-spraying

A judge temporarily barred UC on Tuesday from releasing a widely anticipated report of its investigation into the Nov. 18 pepper-spraying of student protesters by campus police. Videos of the protest at UC Davis went viral, including now-infamous footage of one officer pacing before a line of huddled students for about 15 seconds as he coats them with the chemical irritant. [More]
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