SACSA/Skyfactor Student Affairs Employee Experience Survey Project
SACSA/Skyfactor Student Affairs Employee Experience Survey Project
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SACSA and Skyfactor have partnered to survey current and former student affairs employees to better understand. This page will be updated with content, resources, and upcoming events that highlight findings from and discussions about the survey results.
Fall 2023 Survey is OPEN!
Fall 2023 Survey is OPEN!
Guess what? We’re doing it again - a survey of the experiences of student affairs employees. Last year, we learned so much about the meaning and excitement that so many people have for their work. We were also surprised to learn that mid-career professionals were just as likely as new professionals to be thinking about leaving. What will we learn this year?
Webinars
Webinars
Student Affairs Employees
Student Affairs Employees
In this webinar, we shared our philosophy behind the survey, shared some initial findings, and discussed implications and next steps for the profession.
Curious Questions
Curious Questions
We wondered, so we asked. In this webinar, we each brought our biggest question about the experiences of student affairs employees and what the survey results showed.
Cap & Gown Podcast
Cap & Gown Podcast
We joined the Cap & Gown podcast hosted by Pharos Resources to discuss how to address some of the uncertainty about the future of our profession.
Written Content
Written Content
Infographic
Infographic
This infographic highlights some of the initial results from the survey, including the biggest challenges of the profession and what folks love about their work.
Exit Strategy Article
Exit Strategy Article
Perhaps you have resigned yourself to the talk about the Great Resignation. But to what extent has this shift in labor affected campus housing and student affairs?
Habitats Article
Habitats Article
The components of an ecological habitat may be intiutive. But what's necessary for a workplace habitat that creates conditions where employees can thrive?
Inside Higher Ed
Inside Higher Ed
Thirty-seven percent of student affairs professionals are looking to leave their roles, according to research conducted by Skyfactor in partnership with SACSA.
SACSA is an independent, regional, and generalist association designed for the professional development of practitioners, educators, and students engaged in the student affairs profession.
Skyfactor provides market-leading assessments and benchmarking that help you identify issues and areas of focus to make informed decisions, better serve your students, and improve your program.
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