Social Media: The Musicals!
Every wonder what your favorite social networks looked like if they were translated into musicals? Probably not, but they exist anyways. Here are a few fun, funny and catchy musical numbers about Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, Tumblr.. and as a bonus… Google.
Residence Life Explained in Emoji: The Poster
I’ve always been fascinated by how mobile communications are increasingly pushing us towards more visual forms of communication and expression. Memes, animated gifs, and, of course, emoji. With the beginning of the year upon us… RA training… residence hall opening… I thought it was appropriate to rework some of the emoji series I did last year into a poster… Enjoy! (And add your own to the conversation.) Help fund my doctoral dissertation! Some people asked for it, so I made it available. BUY this as a poster or BUY this as on a card!… Read More
MORE #StudentAffairs in LEGO
Because we built so much fun together last time, let’s build another student affairs meme. (photo credit) (photo credit) (photo credit) (Appropriate photo credit was attempted to be given when possible. Photos without attribution come from LEGO or screen captures from The LEGO Movie. These were created by me and LEGO does not endorse this post.)
The Periodic Table of Student Affairs: From Theory to Practice
Help fund my doctoral dissertation! Some people asked for it, so I made it available. BUY this as a poster or BUY this as on a mug! The paid version uses a sharper, higher resolution file. There are multiple price points, qualities, and sizes…. All proceeds help fund my dissertation. One medium sized poster is worth half a transcribed interview. A mug is worth half a participant incentive. Find out more about my dissertation. 🙂 Thanks! MORE available in my store!
Be. Act. Do. Making Choices In Your Online Life.
You interact online and through social and digital media, but do you reflect about how, why and in what way you choose to use these tools? The following is from a new presentation I’ve developed that challenges college students to reflect on three questions: Who do you want to BE? How do you want to ACT? What do you want to DO? I will be presenting this at Ripon College today, but am constantly tweaking it for new audiences. Take a look at the abbreviated preview below. The full version, of course, has a lot… Read More
