Reflect on legal terms and cases when necessary. You may reference SFA policy when appropriate. The final is worth 100 points of your total available course points. Answer the five questions below. A minimum of 1 page should be utilized to answer each of the five questions (totaling a minimum of 5 pages). Use APA format for this exam (running head, title page, the references page, no abstract needed), all one document. Each question must be a page. Times new roman 12pt font. A minimum of 5 references are required, with at least 2 from scholarly (peer-reviewed) sources.
1.Freedom of expression for students is protected mainly by the first amendment of the U.S. Constitution. Discuss how student protests and demonstrations affect student affairs professionals. You may address how to achieve the balance between free speech and civility, applicable laws, and any current situations in the media.
2.Describe two areas within the field of Student Affairs that Title IX impacts. Discuss how knowledge in the law will benefit you in your career.
3.What are some issues to consider when you are required to provide accommodations to students? How will you respond to their needs? You may highlight specific areas within the student affairs profession.
4.As student affairs practitioners there may be occasions when you struggle to set professional boundaries. When this occurs how will you respond? How do you plan to model the way for students as a student affairs professional?
5.How would you recommend that student affairs professionals navigate situations when their professional beliefs clash with their supervisors? You may describe an ethical dilemma you may face (or have already faced) as a professional, and how you would address it (or how you handled it).
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