STARS College is a three-day experience for undergraduate students interested in learning more about Student Affairs and the Housing profession. Blending large group presentations, interactive activities, roleplay situations, self-evaluation, and small mentoring groups, STARS presents the world of Housing to those interested in the field. Each participant will be asked to have an "on-campus mentor," who will play a vital role in continued mentoring and exposure to the field after STARS. STARS College accommodates 40-55 current sophomores and juniors who are interested in pursuing a career in housing. Participants must have at least one full year of undergraduate college left after August of 2012, and must have demonstrated significant interest in Housing / Residential Life / Student Affairs through their involvement and / or work experience during their time as an undergrad. DATES: STARS College, July 5-7 LOCATION: Anaheim, California FEES: $480 For more information, see: http://www.acuho-i.org/Default.aspx?tabid=644

1. STARS on the Horizon What to Expect Before, During & After STARS

10. What happens at STARS? The ACUHO-I STARS College is a three-day experience that blends large group presentations, interactive activities, roleplay situations, self-evaluation, and small mentoring groups. The networking and opportunities continue after the conference with the opportunity for participants to get involved in discussion lists, marketing of the program, and STARS College volunteerism, as well as continuation of newly cultivated relationships. Each STARS participant also has an “on-campus mentor,” who will play a vital role in continued mentoring and exposure to the field after the event. The entire experience is highly interactive and promotes student affairs and the college and university housing profession as a viable career option.

13. Fun in Sessions

22. STARS Faculty Back Row: Kent Sampson, Oklahoma State University; Scott Francis , University of Florida; Nick Nicklaus, University of Wisconsin-LaCrosse; Tarome Alford, Springfield College; Patrick Bradley, University of Central Missouri; Edwin Toshio Hamada, Washington State University Front Row: Waz Miller, East Carolina University; Gisela P. Vega, Florida International University; Shana L. Meyer, Fort Hays State University; Stephanie Bannister, Kansas State University; Mary Janz , Marquette University; Lyn Redington, Northern Iowa University