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Thank you all for a great 2019 conference!
For members who attended, presentations can be found on the Conference Presentations section of the website.
See you in Baltimore next year!
There are wonderful opportunities to grow professionally in a variety of ways through your NEASEA membership. Each year, there are diverse leadership options available through the Executive Board and State Representative positions. Open board positions include President Elect, VP for Conference Services, and VP for Administration. NEASEA is also looking for State Representatives for Maine; Connecticut and Rhode Island Combined; New York, Puerto Rico, U.S. Virgin Islands and the Canadian Province of Ontario Combined; and New Hampshire, Vermont, and the Canadian Province of Quebec Combined. Descriptions of the positions can be found on the job descriptions page. Nominate a colleague or yourself today!State Representatives are currently planning several state meetings.Registration information will be updated below as meeting times and locations are confirmed.
Student Employee and Graduate Student Employee of the Year2019 SEOTY Winners Graduate Student Employee of the Year -
Jennifer Jaroslavsky, Boston University Regional Student Employee of the Year-
Val Kehoe, Stony Brook University
State Winners:
CT- Richard Petrosino, Quinnipiac University DC- Quinn O'Brien, George Washington University MA- Daria Lugina, Boston University MD- Autumn Hughes, Johns Hopkins University ME- Cara Morgan, University of Maine-Orono NH- Ryan Bailey, Southern New Hampshire University NJ- Emily Blaser, Monmouth University PA-Leopoldo Galvan, Carnegie Mellon University VT- Dylan Francis, Champlain College Supervisor of the Year
NEASEA SUPERVISOR OF THE YEAR 2019Dr. Amita Vyas, George Washington University
We congratulate Amita and all of the Regional Nominees, for the talent and commitment they provide to their employees and to their institutions. NEASEA thanks the nominees for their hard-work and dedication as a supervisor and mentor. Supervisors are the backbone of an effective student employment program and their contributions help to make the student employment programs on campuses throughout our region a success.
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