Make digital scheduling work in student affairs

Scheduling meetings in higher education has long relied on emails, phone calls, and crossed fingers. For student affairs professionals, it can sometimes feel like a full‐time job just trying to coordinate time with students, colleagues, or community partners — but what if a simple hyperlink could do the work for you?

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Journal
Student Affairs Today
Published
2025-07-21
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https://doi.org/10.1002/say.31583
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Online Learning and Analytics
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Make digital scheduling work in student affairs

Leif Jensen, Daniel W. Calhoun, Steven Tolman
Student Affairs Today
Online Learning and Analytics
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Make digital scheduling work in student affairs

Leif Jensen, Daniel W. Calhoun, Steven Tolman
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Abstract

Scheduling meetings in higher education has long relied on emails, phone calls, and crossed fingers. For student affairs professionals, it can sometimes feel like a full‐time job just trying to coordinate time with students, colleagues, or community partners — but what if a simple hyperlink could do the work for you?

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