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The Southern Association for College Student Affairs is an independent, regional, and generalist association designed for the professional development of practitioners, educators, and students engaged in the student affairs profession.
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SACSA Core Values
Inclusiveness
Professionalism
Collegiality

Welcome to SACSA

A Message from President Tanisha Jenkins…

"It was the fall of 2003, and I was a graduate student at Clemson University working in the Gantt Intercultural Center and was VolunTOLD by Melissa Shivers that I would be helping her with her role as the SACSA conference registration chair for the 2003 conference in Myrtle Beach, SC. The following year, fall of 2004 when I am a new professional at Western Carolina University and my direct supervisor, Jane Adams-Dunford is now the SACSA conference co-chair and she also insists that I will attend the conference in Chattnooga, TN. That is when I began to see that this SACSA thing is the REAL DEAL!"

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Our Mission
The mission of the Southern Association for College Student Affairs is to advance:
  • Opportunities for professional development;
  • Scholarship, research, and ethical practice; and
  • Understanding of issues impacting students and the student affairs profession, while fostering our core values of inclusiveness, professionalism, and collegiality.