Association for Christians in Student Development

2019 Conference at Wheaton College June 3-6

Remember the Past – Engage Today – Yearn for a Hopeful Way Forward.

Webinar Recording: College Student Vocation Formation

The 9/25 webinar recording is now available to members. This webinar explores the findings of Dr. Drew Moser’s research on vocation in college students. Visit the Webinar page to view webinar recordings.

New Webmaster Announced: Neal Anderson

The ACSD Executive Committee is pleased to announce Neal will serve as our new Webmaster in addition to continuing in his role as Director of Residence Life & Campus Services at Colorado Christian University.

Join or Renew for 2018 Membership

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Research & Reviews

Change or Die a Slow Death

By Jolyn Dahlvig

Christian Higher Education recently published an article reporting the findings of a CCCU/ACSD collaborative project to describe the form and function of...

Faith & Work

The Golden Circle Revisited: Start with WHOSE

By Ryan Erck

Rather than starting with WHY, starting with WHOSE can help us reframe the purpose and practice of our work.

Resources & People

How to Unpack after a Conference

By Julia Price

If we do not unpack, we are likely to take only what we need at the moment, leaving valuable relationships and important ideas buried at the bottom of our...

Best Practices

ACSD Conferencing Guide - 2018 Edition

By Eric Fehr

8 Helpful tips to get the most out of the ACSD conference experience.

Resources & People, Conference

Top 10 Reasons to Attend the Annual ACSD Conference at Biola University

By Kim Stave

Registration is open until May 15th, so there's still time to join us for this rich time of professional development and connection.

Resources & People, Stories

Approaching Other Religions with a Neighborly Faith

By Kevin Singer

All of these exciting new experiences were accompanied by new questions that I couldn’t ignore. What did it mean for me, as an evangelical Christian, to...