OrgSync is about to release an eBook on social media and twitter and would like to feature some student affairs practitioners as “Recommended Followers” to get new users off to a good start.

Twitter is a great knowledge community and helpdesk, so let us know who is adding value to your twitter stream by adding them in the comments below.  And there is no shame adding yourself to the list.

OrgSync will be publishing several eBooks this fall. We want to give the higher ed community an opportunity to contribute to our eBooks in an effort to help other Student Affairs Administrators across the country.  It is becoming increasingly important for Student Affairs Professionals to have a voice and find publishing opportunities so we have made it easy for you!

We are currently taking submissions for the following eBooks:

Best Practices for Programming on a Tight Budget
By sharing your department’s process for programming on a tight budget, you are helping campuses sustain their co-curricular programs! As budgets are still getting cut, we realize the importance of implementing successful programs that connect students and help build a community on campus. How has your department adjusted to recent budget cuts to offer free or cheap programming on your campus?

You can submit entries here
Deadline: Sept 30^th

Best Practices in Student Organization Registration
By sharing your department’s process for student organization registration, you are helping campuses across the nation grow student involvement!

You can submit your entries here
Deadline: September 30^th