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Department of Educational Leadership    •    304 McGuffey Hall     •     Oxford, OH     •     (513) 529-2094     •     sahe@muohio.edu

WELCOME

Meet Jen Buckley—SAHE Visiting Professor 

Ms. Jennifer Buckley joined the SAHE faculty in fall of 2009. Ms. Buckley brings over twelve years of professional experience in student affairs and administrative background from the National Survey of Student Engagement. She has worked in student affairs at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas, the University of Maryland College Park, Miami University, and Muhlenberg College.

The College Student Personnel (CSP) program is Now Student Affairs in Higher Education (SAHE) program     

As of Fall 2009 we retired the program name College Student Personnel. Our new name, Student Affairs in Higher Education reflects contemporary roles of Student Affairs educators, our program mission and better serves our graduates in their professional careers.

SAHE NEWS

Meet Julie Park—SAHE's New Faculty Member 

Dr. Julie Park joined the SAHE faculty in August 2009. She earned her Ph.D. in Education (Higher Education and Organizational Change) at UCLA, where she also completed a graduate concentration in Asian American Studies. Her other research interests include Asian American students, college access, and spirituality/religion.

SAHE Ph.D Program Begins in August 2009  

Miami University is pleased to offer a new Ph.D.   program in Student Affairs in Higher Education (SAHE) beginning in Fall 2009.   

The program prepares student affairs professionals to create and sustain higher education programs and contexts that promote learning for all students. The program's primary focus is student affairs roles as they are enacted in the context of higher education.

Thank you for your interest in the Student Affairs in Higher Education (SAHE) program. Our Master of Science and Ph.D. programs includes comprehensive curricula and a variety of practical   experiences to fully prepare students for the student affairs profession.

The SAHE faculty and student affairs practitioners work cooperatively with students to design opportunities that allow for the pursuit of specific interest areas.   

Learning is a communal act. We characterize the in-class and out-of-class   environment of the program as a “community of scholars”—students and faculty collaborating to create, understand, and apply knowledge to help you develop a professional identity.   

Graduates of our programs are well prepared for   professional positions in   higher education. We   sincerely appreciate your   interest in our programs and encourage you to continue to view our website for a more in-depth look at SAHE   work at Miami University.

Student Affairs in Higher Education