
Shane Long, Ph.D.
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Shane joined the University of New England staff in December of 2016 as the Director of Student Conduct and currently serves as the Assistant Dean of Students and Deputy Title IX Coordinator.
Shane’s career spans multiple functional areas within student affairs, including student conduct, housing and residence life, student engagement, new student orientation, academic advising, and assessment, among others. He is an expert on higher education public policy with a particular interest in affordability, access, violence prevention, and campus safety. His doctoral research focused on professional development for student affairs professionals.
He is a longtime volunteer with NASPA - Student Affairs Educators in Higher Education, holding many leadership positions at the state, regional, and national levels, and is the recipient of the 2020 NASPA Region I Outstanding Contribution to Higher Education Award.
Shane grew up in the town of Woodland in Aroostook County, on Maine’s far northeastern border with Canada, and was the first in his family to attend college.
Credentials
Education
Awards and Accolades
- 2020 NASPA Region 1 Outstanding Contribution to Higher Education Award
Expertise
- Higher education
- Public policy
- Public policy analysis
Research
Selected publications
- Long, S. (May, 2020) The Cares Act-What is it and is it enough? The NASPA Blog
- Long, S. (February, 2015) Why Not Community Colleges? Don’t Ignore These Institutions When Job Searching. NASPA Community College Division Blog
- Long, S. (June ,2013) A Challenge: Working with Non-Traditional Male College Students. NASPA Men and Masculinities Knowledge Community Blog
Research interests
Effective Professional Development for Student Affairs Professionals
Higher Education Public Policy