Spouse/Partner Virtual Meet Up:
The Role of Spouse/Partners in Higher Education
This session will focus on how to actively engage with campus life, foster community involvement, and collaborate with leaders across various sectors.
Explore the significant and evolving role of spouses and partners.
Whether you’re balancing work, academic commitments, or community involvement, this meetup will offer practical insights and resources to help you thrive in your role. During this virtual event we will discuss and share ways to strengthen your connections within the campus community, as well as to draw boundaries and provide balance for your family life.
Regardless of your level of involvement on your campus as a spouse/partner, your attendance is welcomed. Join us for an engaging discussion and discover how spouses and partners can play a key part in the success and well-being of higher education environments.
Who Should Attend
- Spouses and partners from AASCU member institutions and,
- Spouses/partners of retired and former presidents and chancellors from AASCU member institutions
Benefits of Participation
- Spouses and partners will deepen our connection with one another
- Connect with colleagues and build community while sharing experiences
- Share lessons learned while navigating the path of spouse on campus and in the communities
- Identify tools, resources and best practices and establish a community of peers through collaboration, networking and problem-solving
Confirmed Speakers
Joy
Hoffman
Presidential Spouse
Bemidji State University (MN)
Michael
Mills
Presidential Spouse
State University of New York at Geneseo
Alison N.
Nooks
Spouse of Former President
Gordon State College (GA)
Darlene
Repollet
Presidential Spouse
Kean University (NJ)
Darin
Tandberg
Presidential Spouse
Adams State University (CO)
“Our virtual meet ups are designed as an opportunity for AASCU Spouse/Partners to talk with one another in an informal setting which allows for getting to know one another and engaging in conversation about our shared experiences and interests. Through sessions like these is where I’ve been able to forge relationships and engage with others who have become trusted resources and friends.”
“Our virtual meet ups are designed as an opportunity for AASCU Spouse/Partners to talk with one another in an informal setting which allows for getting to know one another and engaging in conversation about our shared experiences and interests. Through sessions like these is where I’ve been able to forge relationships and engage with others who have become trusted resources and friends.”
“Our virtual meet ups are designed as an opportunity for AASCU Spouse/Partners to talk with one another in an informal setting which allows for getting to know one another and engaging in conversation about our shared experiences and interests. Through sessions like these is where I’ve been able to forge relationships and engage with others who have become trusted resources and friends.”
“Our virtual meet ups are designed as an opportunity for AASCU Spouse/Partners to talk with one another in an informal setting which allows for getting to know one another and engaging in conversation about our shared experiences and interests. Through sessions like these is where I’ve been able to forge relationships and engage with others who have become trusted resources and friends.”
“Our virtual meet ups are designed as an opportunity for AASCU Spouse/Partners to talk with one another in an informal setting which allows for getting to know one another and engaging in conversation about our shared experiences and interests. Through sessions like these is where I’ve been able to forge relationships and engage with others who have become trusted resources and friends.”
Registration information
Attendance and participation are complimentary for current spouses/partners and those of former presidents/chancellors.
