Leslie Dare, Ed.D.

Director
Student Affairs Technology Services
Division of Student Affairs
NC State University

Campus Box 7301
101 Watauga Hall
Raleigh, NC 27695-7301

919.515.1329 voice
919.515.8423 fax

ladare at ncsu.edu

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• Curriculum Vitae
• EDUCAUSE Profile
• Blogs
  • lesliedare.com (Professional Discourse)
  • Leslie Dare (EDUCAUSE)
• Wikis
  • Student Affairs Tech Support
  • Tech Solutions for Saving Money
  • Green Technology
  • EAC 595C - Technology in Student Affairs
• Major Projects & Initiatives
  • EAC 595 - Technology in Student Affairs
  • The Facebook Phenomenon
  • Technology Planning in Student Affairs
  • Podcasting in Student Affairs
  • Distant Learners and Student Affairs - Survey Project
• Multi-Media, Interviews, and Other Publications
  • Technology, Student Affairs & Graduate Programs (HigherEd.com Webcast)
  • Location, Location, Location (BreakDrink Podcast on Location Based Services/Social Media)
  • Keeping Pace with the Net Generation: A Student Affairs Perspective
    • Podcast
    • Videos
  • Managing IT In Student Affairs Organizations (Student Affairs Leadership Council of the Education Advisory Board)
  • A Dozen Geeky Things
    • Article
    • PPT
  • Technology in Student Affairs: Seeking Knowledge, Craving Community
  • Assessing the Needs of Distance Learners: A Student Affairs Perspective
  • Providing Student Services to Disance Ed Learners, Too
  • Ten Technologies to Watch and Learn
  • Book Review: Deep Learning for a Digital Age
• Select Presentations
  • Social Media: The Buzz About Tweets & Blogs (TRIHDI, 2011)
  • Technology in Student Affairs (NCSU Graduate Course Lecture, 2010)
  • Facebook for Faculty/Advisors (NC State Advisors, 2009)
  • The Online Social Networking Phenomenon (University Scholars Students, 2007)
  • Deliberate Technology Planning in Student Affairs: Taming the Tech Tiger (NASPA, 2007)
  • WebCT Vista: Adapting a Classroom Tool for Delivering Student Services & Programs (NASPA, 2007)
  • Today's Technology: Keeping Kids Safe (NCSU Educational Talent Search Parents, 2006)
  • Assessment & Technology (NCSU Assessment Symposium, 2005)
  • Trends in Technology Administration in Student Affairs (NASPA, 2005) | Survey Instrument
  • How Distance Learners Will Shape Student Affairs Practice on Tomorrow's Campus (NASPA, 2005)
  • The Palm PAL Project: A Digital Invitation to Join the Millenium (NASPA, 2005)
  • Assessing the Needs of Distance Learners: A Student Affairs Perspective (NASPA, 2004)

A Few Thoughts About Technology in Student Affairs

1. How we use technology should be deliberate and thoughtful.
2. Technology is a standard resource, and should be administered as part of our infrastructure (personnel, budget, facilities, etc.).
3. Senior student affairs administrators should ensure that Student Affairs is included in campus technology decision making by appointing someone to be responsible for technology leadership.
4. Both professional and support staff in Student Affairs should evaluate their “Tech IQ” and take steps to continually improve their technology skills and comfort level.
5. We can’t truly serve today’s students unless we understand the technologies they use every day, both inside and outside the classroom.