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60th Annual Meeting February 3-7, 2007
Little Rock, Arkansas
Peabody Hotel
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| Use the Peabody Hotel Little Rock link to make room reservations. The Group Code is 889092. |
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Tentative SACRAO Sessions
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Sessions |
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| Sunday, February 04, 2007 |
WS1.01 - Maintain Your Own Webspace Using Dreamweaver 8
Why rely on overburdened IT staff to look after the little changes on your office webspace? Using Dreamweaver 8, you can make those changes yourself and keep your site current with ease. |
9:00-11:30 am |
Room: Pulaski Technical College
Presenter: Ian Aberle
Institution: Southern Methodist University
Committee: Information Technology | |
WS1.02 - Developing Your Manager's Toolbox
Ever have the feeling that someone else was better equipped than you to manage staff, projects, problems, or change? Maybe your storage cabinet of tactics, trends, tricks, trade secrets, and other tidbits needs to be updated. Spend an afternoon critically analyzing your current arsenal, and then find new ways to gain the edge in your office! |
9:00-11:30 am |
Room: Neosho
Presenter: Sterling Hudson
Institution: Morehouse College
Presenter: John Mason
Institution: Morehouse College
Presenter: Terrance Dixon
Institution: Morehouse College
Committee: Professional Development | |
WS1.03 - Emergency Preparedness and Business Continuity Planning
This workshop will help you understand the differences between Emergency Preparedness and Business Continuity Planning, and how to prepare for both. Although most universities have started addressing these critical issues, to be totally successful they must be concurrently addressed from the bottom-up as they are addressed from the top-down. Enrollment Service units are at the core of each institution and their ability to be able to respond and recover will largely gage how well the institution is able to respond and recover. The workshop will explore with you tools and techniques that you can use at the department level to be prepared to deal with an emergency and to be back in business.
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9:00-11:30 am |
Room: Ouachita
Presenter: Anita Ingram
Institution: Southern Methodist University
Committee: Registration Techniques and Records Management | |
WS2.01 - Project Management for Dummies: Time is Only Half the Battle
We all wish we had eight more hours in the day to accomplish the thing on our "to do" list. Maybe the issue is not the time, but the way we organize projects. Participants will be introduced to the basic concepts of project management and strategic planning, creating timelines, defining goals and objectives, assigning tasks to staff members, and insuring deliverables. The goal is that you will be ready to take on any project no matter how large without losing sleep! |
1:00-3:30 PM |
Room: Neosho
Presenter: John L. Mason
Institution: Morehouse College
Committee: Professional Development | |
WS2.02 - Probability of Enrollment: Using Data Mining Techniques to ID/Recruit Freshmen Most Likely to Enroll
The University of Alabama (UA) utilizes pre-enrollment data from the admissions application, financial aid and scholarship data, and the ACT profile as a vital part of the recruitment process. Each admitted freshman at UA is assigned an enrollment probability based on his/her pre-enrollment data. Analysis of enrollment probabilities helps determine where to recruit, who to recruit, and the message delivered to students with a specific probability of attending UA. |
1:00-3:30 pm |
Room: Manning
Presenter: David Johnson
Institution: University of Alabama
Presenter: Cali M. Davis
Institution: University of Alabama
Committee: Registration Techniques and Records Management | |
WS2.03 - Creating and Implementing a New Course Scheduling Paradigm, From Start to Finish
At Duke, departmental course scheduling practices resulted in an overload of course offerings in the late morning, or “prime time” hours leading to problems in room scheduling and in student course selection. To address this situation, Duke implemented a revised course scheduling policy that includes new course meeting times and patterns, and new constraints that force departments to provide a better spread of course offerings across the day and across the week. Examples of these constraints include a limit of no more than 50% of a department’s course offerings during the prime time hours and a spread of course offerings across the week, with minimum numbers of three day per week classes, etc.
Many institutions have similar constraints but they are often too difficult to monitor and enforced. To address this problem, Duke created the Departmental Schedule Validator (DSV), a web based software tool through which all departments must submit their course schedules and that monitors departmental compliance with the policy’s constraints . This workshop will review the new policy, the creation and implementation of the policy, and an extensive demonstration of Duke’s Departmental Schedule Validator program. |
1:00-3:30 PM |
Room: Ouachita
Presenter: Bruce Cunningham
Institution: Duke University
Committee: Academic Calendars, Scheduling, and Publications | |
WS2.04 - Telecounseling: So You Have a Telecentre. . . But Where Do You Go from There? Geek Rating: 2
An Admissions Office Telecentre has many benefits to offer its institution, and many schools do make use of this system. However, many institutions are still learning what different tools are available to make their Telecentre efficient and effective. Because this unit plays such a vital role in Admissions, it is beneficial, and vital to know what different techniques, including different technologies, can be used to maximize this tool in your office, and make sure it delivers the results you want. Learn how the Telecentre at Kennesaw State University has undergone a metamorphosis to incorporate new technologies in order to reach new students, and make their efforts for productive. Also learn how this unit has gone to a multi-faceted service centre, including e-mail, chat, automatic dialing systems, Academic Engine Reports, and more to maximize the efforts and productivity of its Telecentre. |
1:00-3:30 PM |
Room: Hoffman
Presenter: Lisa Sehannie
Institution: Kennesaw State University
Committee: Information Technology | |
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| Monday, February 05, 2007 |
M1.01 - Outsourcing Graduate Prospects and Applications
Alternatives to in-house Graduate Admission processing is becoming a preferred choice regarding prospective data base and application management. Attend this session and learn how KSU has approached this decision and its current status. |
8:45-10:00 am |
Room: Hoffman
Presenter: David Baugher
Institution: Kennesaw State University
Committee: International, Professional, and Graduate Admissions | |
M1.02 - Cancelled -- Undocumented Students
Undocumented students can enroll in colleges and universities in Texas and pay resident tuition if they meet the requirements set forth by the legislature and passed in the last session. Find out more about how students qualify and other issues that institutions face related to this law. A basic overview of other immigration issues will be covered. |
8:45-10:00 am |
Room: Manning
Presenter: Emma Gonzalez
Institution: Prairie View A&M University
Committee: International, Professional, and Graduate Admissions | |
M1.03 - RU Who U Say UR? Effective Authentication Systems Geek Rating: 1 to 2
Someone knocks on your door. Do you answer it? Do you let them in? Is that mySpace friend a teenager. . . or is it really a creepy adult? In the real world, we look through the peep-hole on our door or a window before opening it. In an online community, virtually anyone can create a user profile online. How do you go about determining which users should have access to your system and what level of access they should have? Know as much as you can about who is really online before granting them access to YOUR space. This panel will discuss effective authentication systems, security levels, identity management, and security roles.
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8:45-10:00 am |
Room: White Oak
Presenter: Priscilla White
Institution: University of Texas at Austin
Committee: Information Technology | |
M1.04 - Meet Me at the Crossroads: You Won't Be Lonely
All types of students walk across our campuses every day oblivious to the strengths they share. However, creating an environment for them to cross each others paths outside the classroom is imperative for their development in a constantly evolving society. Come learn how one university charted a path for their roads to cross in a meaningful way. |
8:45-10:00 am |
Room: Grampas
Presenter: Bettina Byrd-Giles
Institution: University of Alabama
Committee: Professional Access and Equity | |
M1.05 - Using Web Technology to Create a High School Guidance Counselor Service Center
Learn how KSU Admissions has introduced a new 24/7 web tool developed exclusively for high school guidance counselors. Authorized HS counselors may access KSU’s applicant data-base and view the status of all or individual applicants from that particular high school. Other resources are also posted for non-members including a professional staff development DOE certification workshop. This session will describe how the technology evolved, operational benefits to the high school, student and university. |
8:45-10:00 am |
Room: Ballroom Salon A
Presenter: Blake Coty
Institution: Kennesaw State University
Committee: Admissions, School Relations, and Financial Aid | |
M1.06 - Are You a Tiger? Are You Fast, Strong, and Striped?
This session will provide practical tips on how to survive and be a successful Registrar. |
8:45-10:00 am |
Room: Harris
Presenter: Michael George
Institution: University of Alabama
Committee: Registration Techniques and Records Management | |
M1.07 - Documentation for IT Geek Rating: 2
This session will focus on the benefits and development of effective documentation for IT, from both a user and a developer perspective. Examples of effective documentation will be shown. |
8:45-10:00 am |
Room: Neosho
Presenter: David H. Stones
Institution: Southwestern University
Presenter: Jordan R. Scharf
Institution: University of Texas at Austin
Committee: Information Technology | |
M1.08 - Commencement, Starting from Scratch
Have you ever had to start the commencement process from scratch? Commencement returned to our campus after 36 years and we started over with the process. Presenters will discuss what is involved in the implementation of a commencement ceremony.
Additional Presenter:
Patrick Birmingham, Records System Manager,
University of Arkansas at Little Rock |
8:45-10:00 am |
Room: Conway
Presenter: Sandra D. Dannaway
Institution: University of Arkansas at Little Rock
Presenter: Amy Mahan
Institution: University of Arkansas at Little Rock
Presenter: Jimmy Greer
Institution: University of Arkansas at Little Rock
Committee: Registration Techniques and Records Management | |
M1.09 - Diploma Printing In-House: There's No Reason Not To!
It's faster, less waste, more accurate, and best of all, it's cheaper. Whether you use a product or develop your own system, in-house printing of diplomas is an excellent choice. |
8:45-10:00 am |
Room: Ouachita
Presenter: William Bryant Faust
Institution: Louisiana State Health Science Center-New Orleans
Committee: Academic Calendars, Scheduling, and Publications | |
M2.01 - There is an I in Team?
Find out how your role is pivotal in leading an admission team. This session is designed for both first time and seasoned managers to cultivate their staff and boost morale in the ever changing admission field. |
10:30-11:45 am |
Room: Hoffman
Presenter: Nakiya Howard-Carswell
Institution: Persona Affairs, LLC
Committee: Professional Development | |
M2.02 - Dealing with "Helicopter" Parents and Their Students
With so many parents now days inquiring about their students' academic profiles and "hovering" over their students' academic career, this session will be an opportunity to discuss how to effectively and (some times delicately) communicate with "helicopter" parents. |
10:30-11:45 am |
Room: Conway
Presenter: Deanie Kepler
Institution: Southern Methodist University
Committee: Admissions, School Relations, and Financial Aid | |
M2.03 - Disaster Recovery: Planning Backup Site and Recovery Processes Geek Rating: 2
A panel discussion covering the different types of off-site systems, recovery approaches and risk management. |
10:30-11:45 am |
Room: Manning
Presenter: Jeff Bauer
Institution: Florida State University
Presenter: Thomas W. Beard
Institution: University of Texas at Austin
Committee: Information Technology | |
M2.04 - Document Imaging for Graduate Admissions
Learn how document imaging has expedited processing and reviews in a decentralized graduate admission operation. Hardcopy files have taken a back seat to electronic processing, retrieval and archiving. |
10:30-11:45 am |
Room: Grampas
Presenter: David Baugher
Institution: Kennesaw State University
Committee: International, Professional, and Graduate Admissions | |
M2.05 - Developing an Operational Student Marketing Calendar
This session will focus on a fundamental timetable used to drive student marketing at a public residential campus of 19,000. Learn how calendaring activities are used to develop layering strategies to attract and retain enrollment. |
10:30-11:45 am |
Room: Harris
Presenter: Susan Blake
Institution: Kennesaw State University
Committee: Academic Calendars, Scheduling, and Publications | |
M2.06 - Avow Systems Solutions for Electronic Document Processing
Avow Systems, Inc. is a leading provider of end-to-end solutions for electronic document processing. Leveraging Adobe’s electronic document technology, Avow’s comprehensive array of solutions and services help enterprises of all sizes to cost effectively utilize secure, reliable electronic documents. Avow’s premier product, Authentic Document Delivery Service (+ADDSTM) satisfies the complete lifecycle of electronic documents. +ADDSTM services include Document Ordering, PDF Generation, Document Authentication, Document Rights Management, Document Delivery, and Document Workflow. Architected using loosely coupled modular services, clients can choose one or any combination of services to satisfies their electronic document needs. Go to www.avowsystems.com for more information. |
10:30-11:45 am |
Room: White Oak
Presenter: Karen M. King
Institution: Avow Systems
Committee: Corporate Partner Session Track | |
M2.07 - Increasing Applicants and Yield. . . for Less
An examination of how a small private college increased its applicant pool, reduced its offers of admission, and increased its yield. The presentation will deal with the development of an aggressive sophomore recruitment plan; the segmentation of the prospect pool into "priority" and "non-priority" prospects; Early decision and the wait list. |
10:30-11:45am |
Room: Neosho
Presenter: Marc G. Williar
Institution: Flagler College
Committee: Admissions, School Relations, and Financial Aid | |
M2.08 - Federal Funding and Today's Colleges
Opportunities for colleges to capture the funds available to the military market of both active and reserve soldiers and returning veterans. Advantages of being a ConAP member, SOC membership, military tuition assistance program, Montgomery GI Bill information, Student Loan Repayment Program, free tuition while on active duty, USAR Job Vacancy Report for students looking for part-time jobs, March2Success Program.
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10:30 - 11:45 am |
Room: Ouachita
Presenter: Ron Williams
Institution: United States Army
Presenter: Jim Brehm
Institution: United States Army
Committee: Corporate Partner Session Track | |
M3.01 - ESL at the Graduate Level (IELTS)
Many institutions are now accepting the International English Language Testing System as an adequate English language test for admissions. Learn about the IELTS and its scoring system. |
1:15-2:30 pm |
Room: Hoffman
Presenter: Beryl Meiron
Institution: International English Language Testing System
Presenter: Dana H. Freund
Institution: Texas A&M University System Health Science Center
Committee: International, Professional, and Graduate Admissions | |
M3.02 - Breaking the Glass Ceiling: Women in Higher Education
Women around the world are moving up in higher education more so than ever before. Learn from experienced professionals on how they worked their way to the top. Discover that you too can break the glass ceiling and achieve your ultimate professional goals. |
1:15-2:30 pm |
Room: Grampas
Presenter: Susie Coleman Archer
Institution: Vanderbilt University
Presenter: Vikita Bell Hardwrick
Institution: Henderson State University
Presenter: Pamela Bax
Institution: Henderson University
Committee: Professional Development | |
M3.03 - First Generation College Students: An Understanding to Improve Recruitment Efforts
Pertinent issues will be discussed related to First Generation college student needs that will assist admission officers to improve recruiting efforts to this important group of students |
1:15-2:30 pm |
Room: Manning
Presenter: Anthony Winston
Institution: University of Alabama
Committee: Professional Access and Equity | |
M3.04 - Facebook: A New Challenge and a New Opportunity Geek Rating: 1
Starting in Fall of 2005, the Explorations Office at Rollins College started to develop an office policy to combat the negative aspects of Facebook and instead turn the website into positive community building tool, rather than a destructive one. Staring in summer of 2006, the Explorations Office will actually encourage new students to join Facebook and invite them to join student groups based on interest and involvement in our student organizations and campus activities. The groups and information posted on Facebook will complement on campus program help during fall Orientation and in our fall first year seminar courses. This presentation will examine the negative aspects of Facebook and inform participants of Rollins’ efforts to minimize the negative and turn the online community into a positive constructive force that complements the college’s summer community plan and fall involvement and retention initiatives. |
1:15-2:30 pm |
Room: Harris
Presenter: Doug Little
Institution: Rollins College
Committee: Information Technology | |
M3.05 - Integrated Admissions and Recruiting: Lessons from Business-to-Consumer Marketing
If you believe that students have 1) more choice, 2) more power, and 3) more knowledge than ever when it comes to making their college decision, you're right. The education sector is not alone. Businesses attempting to sell to consumers face the very same issues. In this insightful session, you will come to understand what "integrated" really means to your potential students. You will walk away with a holistic understanding of what student decision steps are involved, and how to synchronize admissions and recruiting efforts to each and every step. This foundation will allow you and your team to build a customized recruiting process that not only gets results, but also, incrementally builds on itself. |
1:15-2:30 pm |
Room: Neosho
Presenter: Brain Lambert
Institution:
Committee: Admissions, School Relations, and Financial Aid | |
M3.06 - Like Hotcakes: Anticipating (and Meeting!) the Demand for General Education Courses
Come learn how Florida State takes numbers from orientation, course schedule data, and current registration numbers and uses those to predict how many seats they will need on a just-in-time basis for each registration/orientation session. The session will cover predictive analysis and report modeling and how that factors into FSU's mapping initiative for all incoming freshman and transfers with the intended goal to increase the four-year graduation rate.
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1:15-2:30 pm |
Room: Conway
Presenter: Kim Barber
Institution: Florida State University
Committee: Academic Calendars, Scheduling, and Publications | |
M3.07 - Bologna Degrees: What is It and Why is It Important to U.S. Higher Institutions?
With the advanced of the three-year Bologna Bachelor degrees, admissions advisors in the U.S. cannot help but deal with the new credential. Learn about ECTS transfer credit, Diploma Supplement, and graduate admissions. |
1:15 - 2:30 pm |
Room: Ouachita
Presenter: Ann Rahmat
Institution: University of North Texas
Committee: International, Professional, and Graduate Admissions | |
M3.08 - Implementing a New Student Information System?
Learn from three institutions strategies used to achieve this enormous task. Topics will include challenges encountered, what went right and wrong during the process, what it means to be a part of an integrated system and what it really means to share data. |
1:15-2:30 pm |
Room: Chicot
Presenter: Steve Robinson
Institution: University of Alabama
Presenter: Cynthia Terry
Institution: University of Alabama at Birmingham
Presenter: Janet Waller
Institution: University of Alabama in Huntsville
Committee: Registration Techniques and Records Management | |
M3.09 - Development of a Training/Procedural Manual and Effective Training Schedule
This session discusses the development of a thorough training/procedural manual and training schedule for new personnel. Highlighted is the program used in the Office of Admissions at Kennesaw State University. |
1:15-2:30 pm |
Room: Arkansas Ballroom
Presenter: Megan Kellogg
Institution: Kennesaw State University
Presenter: Romina Torres-Arinda
Institution: Kennesaw State University
Committee: Academic Calendars, Scheduling, and Publications | |
M3.10 - Two Approaches to Document Imaging/Electronic Records Management Geek Rating: 1 to 2
The College of Charleston and Kennesaw State University both use advanced technologies for imaging in their Admissions offices. This session will compare operations from the two different campuses, vendors, features, etc. |
1:15-2:30 pm |
Room: White Oak
Presenter: Mike Attisano
Institution: College of Charleston
Presenter: Joe Head
Institution: Kennesaw State
Committee: Information Technology | |
M4.01 - The SACRAO Journal and You: The Time is Now!
Our award winning journal is one of the best kept secrets of our association. You may be working on a project that is the next prize winner! Come learn how to get involved, and the steps necessary to submit your article. |
3:00 - 4:00pm |
Room: Hoffman
Presenter: Tim Culham
Institution: Centre College
Committee: Professional Development | |
M4.02 - All About SACRAO: How You Can Get Involved
It's enough to get you excited! A seasoned professional will share ideas and information for becoming pro-active in SACRAO. Networking with colleagues is critical in this profession. You are sure to walk away with one or two new ideas about getting involved. Members are encouraged to question, challenge and inspire the conversation. |
3:00-4:00 pm |
Room: Manning
Presenter: Bryan J. Bradford
Institution: University of Alabama
Committee: Professional Access and Equity | |
M4.03 - Cultural Differences: Are We Really That Different?
Is diversity something to be "managed" in the workplace? Do you have "diversity issues?" Do differences between employees cause tension and impact on productivity and morale? This session will examine diversity's role in the workplace in recognizing the traditional components of diversity, such as culture, gender, race, religion, age, national origin, and disability. |
3:00-4:00 pm |
Room: Arkansas Ballroom
Presenter: King Walker
Institution: University of West Florida
Committee: Professional Access and Equity | |
M4.04 - Broadcast. . . Podcast: Using the Web to Talk to Students Geek Rating: 2
Several schools have placed podcasts or other audio download links on their websites. It appears to provide a capability of providing more information to students aurally in addition to visually. How effective is this method? Who is using it? What are the best practices in developing and presenting material. |
3:00-4:00 pm |
Room: Neosho
Presenter: Bob Shaw
Institution: University of West Florida
Committee: Information Technology | |
M4.05 - Working with Financial Aid to Improve Recruitment
In the hustle and bustle of our daily activities, sometimes it is hard to communicate effectively between the Admissions and Financial Aid Offices. How do you, as a junior counselor, garner the financial aid training you need to properly inform your students through the admissions cycle? This session will provide some basic financial aid information to get you started. But, more importantly, you will learn how to communicate with the financial aid staff so you become a recruitment "team" on behalf of your students. Come prepared with questions and get the edge you need to be a successful recruiter. |
3:00-4:00 pm |
Room: Ballroom Salon A
Presenter: Margaret M. Murphy
Institution: Southern Virginia University
Committee: Admissions, School Relations, and Financial Aid | |
M4.06 - Exploring the Activities a High School Sibling Program can Offer at Orientation
New students gather at orientation seeking the best paths to their personal success. But, what about the sibling(s) they are leaving behind? To assist our students and their families in the transition to college, the Bama Bound Sibling Program at The University of Alabama allows high-school-aged students an opportunity to get to know UA, the place where their big brother or sister will be living and learning during the next few years. This sibling program works to make the orientation experience one that the entire family can enjoy! |
3:00-4:00 pm |
Room: Chicot
Presenter: David B. Johnson
Institution: University of Alabama
Presenter: Blake Bedsole
Institution: University of Alabama
Committee: Academic Calendars, Scheduling, and Publications | |
M4.07 - 3rd Party Evaluators of Foreign Credentials
This session will discuss adhering to rigorous documentation and evaluation procedures to prepare foreign credential evaluations that are accurate and recognized in the United States. |
3:00-4:00 pm |
Room: Grampas
Presenter: Lorinda Grogg
Institution: World Education Services, INC.
Presenter: Julio D. Espana
Institution: Kennesaw State University
Committee: International, Professional, and Graduate Admissions | |
M4.08 - My First Year as an Assistant Registrar
What my life has been like over the past year as a new employee in the Office of Records and Registration as the Assistant Registrar: moving offices; "do we really need to keep this stuff?"; working with students who may know more than you, but think they know more than anyone else anyway; learning the computer system's idiosyncrasies and the plethora of acronyms involved in the position |
3:00-4:00 pm |
Room: Harris
Presenter: Joey Hebert
Institution: Nicholls State University
Committee: Registration Techniques and Records Management | |
M4.09 - Malaysian Educational System: An Update
What happened to the Malaysians? From the thousands of government sponsored students in the 1980s, what has the government accomplished since? This session will give an update on the Malaysian education system, looking at the past, present, and future. Includes information on the Ministry of Higher Education college accreditation process, an updated list of recognized public and private higher institutions. Finally, basic credential evaluation.
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3:00 - 4:00 pm |
Room: Arkansas Ballroom
Presenter: Ann Rahmat
Institution: University of North Texas
Committee: International, Professional, and Graduate Admissions | |
M4.10 - Slicing and Dicing the Admissions Funnel Geek Rating: 1 to 2
Most of us know our basic conversion ratios for students as they progress through the admissions funnel towards ultimate enrollment. The questions that we all should ask are: 1) How good are our data? and 2) How well do we use them in strategic decision making? We don’t have all the answers at Florida State University, but we will share what we know and how we use it. We will demonstrate how we access data and the various ways that we can slice and dice them to get a clear picture of the size and composition of our freshman class. We will also discuss how we map targeted data to specific recruitment strategies. |
3:00-4:00 pm |
Room: Conway
Presenter: Rick Burnette
Institution: Florida State University
Committee: Information Technology | |
M4.11 - Newest Development in Online Services: Case Studies from Coast to Coast
In this session we will discuss several case studies where new technologies have been deployed to improve customer service, enhance regulatory compliance and reduce operating expenses. These highlighted examples will provide a detailed discussion on the objectives of each project, the steps required for the implementation and the measured results of the deployment. We’ll also provide a sneak peek at new projects and services that Credentials will be launching in 2007. |
3:00-4:00 pm |
Room: White Oak
Presenter: Tom McKechney
Institution: Credentials, Inc.
Presenter: Jack Weber
Institution: Credentials, Inc.
Committee: Corporate Partner Session Track | |
M5.01 - Journal Award Winner: Achievement and Retention Patterns in a Predominantly Hispanic-Serving School
This session will focus on a discussion of the achievement and retention patterns in a predominantly Hispanic-serving institution. This session is presented by the 2006 Margaret Ruthven Perry Distinguished Journalism Award Winner. |
4:15-5:15 pm |
Room: Manning
Presenter: Magdalena Williams
Institution: University of Texas Pan American
Committee: Professional Development | |
M5.02 - Your Attitude Determines Your Altitude: The Importance of Motivation in the Workplace
When you reach the point of burnout, what should you do? An examination of the causes of burnout and the best way to respond and repair yourself. |
4:15-5:15 pm |
Room: Grampas
Presenter: Dee Lambert
Institution: University of Texas at Dallas
Committee: Professional Access and Equity | |
M5.03 - Immigration Update
Attend this session and obtain valuable immigration law updates from immigration attorney David Ware. There will also be an opportunity to ask questions! |
4:15-5:15 pm |
Room: Neosho
Presenter: David Ware
Institution: Ware and Associates
Committee: International, Professional, and Graduate Admissions | |
M5.04 - Generational Technology Trends and Marketing in Higher Education Geek Rating: 1
This presentation will discuss the characteristics of Generation Y (adults under 23) and how to use current technology not only to get them interested in attending your college, but will explore new trends in educating Gen Y students. Topics such as Instant Messaging, podcasting, GoogleAds, blogs, and much more will be covered. This presentation will also discuss characteristics of Gen Xers (adults 24-39) and Baby Boomers (adults over 40) and what forms of technology appeal to them. Promotional ideas, marketing topics, educational strategies, demos, and fun and games will all be part of this presentation. |
4:15-5:15 pm |
Room: White Oak
Presenter: Renee Jeffery
Institution: University of Arkansas Community College at Batesville
Committee: Information Technology | |
M5.05 - Customer Service - It's Not Our Job; It's a Way of Life
Customer Service is a mindset! As Noel-Levitz explains, it is a culture that needs to be understood, focused on continuously, and rewarded when done well. At Columbus State University’s Division of Enrollment Services, our Mission Statement calls on us to guarantee high quality customer service in a centralized team environment. In addition, our vision sees us as the pinnacle of customer service among institutions of higher learning. To accomplish this bold mission, we have developed a professional development plan that will help ensure each member of the Enrollment Services team (1) understands customer service, (2) focuses on customer service 24/7, and (3) is rewarded for his/her efforts. Using the latest version of Noel-Levitz’s Advanced Connections, in combination with a rewards system we developed, each member of the team will embark on a year long journey to become a customer service professional. This session will describe the plan, the program, those things that will be rewarded, and the nature of the reward system.
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4:15-5:15pm |
Room: Harris
Presenter: Steve Butler
Institution: Columbus State University
Committee: Admissions, School Relations, and Financial Aid | |
M5.06 - Transfer Issues
This will be a panel discuss about the obstacles of transfer/articulation trends, possible solutions and best practices. The panel will include representatives from both large and small two-year and four-year schools. |
4:15-5:15 pm |
Room: Chicot
Presenter: Allen B. Moody
Institution: National Park Community College
Presenter: Michelle Johnson
Institution: North Carolina State University
Presenter: John T. Fletcher
Institution: Auburn University
Committee: Admissions, School Relations, and Financial Aid | |
M5.07 - Atlasian Jira for Project Management and Issue Resolution Geek Rating: 1
Management Information Systems at Vanderbilt University has adopted JIRA
software for online project management and software development issue
tracking. JIRA allows projects to be broken up into several standard or
ad-hoc categories for assignment, tracking, testing, and resolution.
This enables MIS to distribute project management tasks across and
within groups and facilitates smooth communication among developers,
project managers, and clients. |
4:15-5:15 pm |
Room: Hoffman
Presenter: Greg Kyle
Institution: Vanderbilt University
Committee: Information Technology | |
M5.08 - Student Records and Cyberspace
This session will discuss security issues related to student records with the increased used of technology including student authentication, portal access and wireless networks.
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4:15-5:15 pm |
Room: Ballroom Salon A
Presenter: Michael George
Institution: University of Alabama
Presenter: Judy Arnold
Institution: University of Alabama
Committee: Registration Techniques and Records Management | |
M5.09 - Faculty and Late Grades: A Possible Solution
Have problems getting grades in at the end of the semester? Ever wish you could penalize faculty for missing deadlines? Do what Florida State University does and charge your faculty for late grades. A brief presentation will be followed by an open discussion on how FSU implemented this radical idea. |
4:15-5:15 pm |
Room: Conway
Presenter: Kimberly Barber
Institution: Florida State University
Committee: Academic Calendars, Scheduling, and Publications | |
M5.10 - Tools of the Trade: Using the National Student Clearinghouse to
Improve Your Services
The sponsors of the Cyber Cafe present a brief overview of the services offered by National Student Clearinghouse including the Basic Core Service, Degree and Enrollment Verify, Student Self-Service, Transcript Ordering and Student Tracker and demonstrations of how those services can be incorporated into your work environment. |
4:15-5:15 pm |
Room: Ouachita
Presenter: Jerry Smith
Institution: National Student Clearinghouse
Presenter: Paul Taylor
Institution: National Student Clearinghouse
Presenter: Robert Dunning
Institution: National Student Clearinghouse
Committee: Corporate Partner Session Track | |
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| Tuesday, February 06, 2007 |
T1.01 - "Don't Mess With My Rut"
A presentation from one of SACRAO's seasoned veterans that will entertain you and get you thinking about our changing profession. |
8:15-9:30 am |
Room: Arkansas Ballroom
Presenter: Gary Gibson
Institution: Vanderbilt University
Committee: Professional Development | |
T1.02 - SEVIS Updates
This session will introduce attendees to changes in the SEVIS process and help you understand how to ensure compliance and avoid sanctions. The presentation will include information concerning I-17s, I-20s, I-515 As, PDSOs/DSOs, full-time, commuter and bordering students. |
8:15-9:30 am |
Room: Manning
Presenter: Claudia R. Wright
Institution: Sul Ross State University - Rio Grande College
Presenter: Daryle Hendry
Institution: El Paso Community College
Committee: International, Professional, and Graduate Admissions | |
T1.03 - Is the Glass Half Empty or Half Full? What Assessment Data Show Us About Equity and Access
Data can show us many things, depending on how one looks at the numbers. This session will focus on an analysis of assessment data trends relative to equity and access for all students. |
8:15-9:30 am |
Room: Ballroom Salon A
Presenter: Eddie Pawlawski
Institution: Cumberland University
Committee: Professional Access and Equity | |
T1.04 - More than Money: How to Recruit and Retain an Admissions Team
Most people view the Admissions Counselor job as a high turnover, entry-level position. However, the rewards in retaining such staff are great: better guidance counselor relationships, less time devoted to training each year, improved work efficiency, more strategic thinking, and ultimately, a better work environment for everyone. This session will explore how to create an office atmosphere that people want to be a part of and hate to leave. Session is not limited to directors. |
8:15-9:30 am |
Room: Harris
Presenter: Jonathan Brush
Institution: Bridgewater College
Committee: Admissions, School Relations, and Financial Aid | |
T1.05 - Registration with the Right Stuff
We will demonstrate Sungard Higher Education Banner student online registration setup and processes, addressing registration time controls, registration for specific groups, and the setup and use of Alternate PINs. We will also discuss the use of pre- req checking, restrictions/errors and the setting/use of registration overrides, and reporting measures used during and post-registration. We have actively used this system since the summer of 2003, and have had very successful registration sessions using Banner and the Luminous Pipeline for student online registration. We would like to share what we have learned, and receive input from others as to what measures have worked best for them and their institutions. |
8:15-9:30 am |
Room: Neosho
Presenter: Patti Jo White
Institution: Harding University Main Campus
Presenter: Jane Cavitt
Institution: Harding University Main Campus
Committee: Academic Calendars, Scheduling, and Publications | |
T1.06 - What's New with SPEEDE/XML/EDI? Geek Rating: 2
This session will provide an update to the latest developments in XML and EDI by the SPEEDE Committee. Some of the topics that will be discussed are the crosswalk between the EDI transcript and the XML transcript; the work on the course catalog/inventory; the XML acknowledgement and batch process; the XML admission application and any other topics from the floor that are of interest to the attendees. |
8:15-9:30 am |
Room: Chicot
Presenter: Richard D. Skeel
Institution: University of Oklahoma-Norman
Committee: Information Technology | |
T1.07 - Developing Interactive Forms Geek Rating: 2
Learn how to develop interactive forms using a suite of Adobe software products: create an interactive form, collect the data by email, and then create a spreadsheet of data without cut and paste. |
8:15-9:30 am |
Room: Grampas
Presenter: Molly Thompson
Institution: Vanderbilt University
Committee: Information Technology | |
T1.08 - Reducing STRESS in the Registrar's Office
Do you know of faculty members who either have turned in grades late or have waited until final grade rosters have been delivered to discover either a student has been left off of their roster for the entire semester or even worse, a student has been attending but has never been on their roster? Do you know of Deans who will substitute any class for another just to make students happy or Advisors that will register students' weeks after the deadline? If you have experience similar situations in your office, this session is for you. Situations like theses can create STRESS. This session will demonstrate ways to remove stress in your office. While no office can be made stress proof, there are ways to reduce the amount. Hopefully, this session will help you to both, be able to eliminate your need for buying hair dye, and even help you to throw away those aspirin bottles.
Additional presenter:
Ed Nipper, Academic Dean/Registrar,
Southern Arkansas University
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8:15-9:30 am |
Room: Conway
Presenter: Brad Moody
Institution: National Park Community College
Presenter: Gin Brown
Institution: Ozarka College
Presenter: Erica W. Fulton
Institution: University of Arkansas at Pine Bluff
Committee: Registration Techniques and Records Management | |
T1.09 - Publications for Parents: Let the Parents Help You Recruit
Parents are a great influence over our new recruits. Getting information to them that will answer all their questions is crucial. This session will give a variety of examples of the type of communications used to meet the parent's needs. |
8:15-9:30 am |
Room: White Oak
Presenter: Zoe DuRant
Institution: Cameron University
Presenter: Fran Gragg
Institution: Oklahoma State University
Committee: Academic Calendars, Scheduling, and Publications | |
T1.10 - Retaining Students of Color through Mentoring, Community Building and Leadership
This dynamic and interactive workshop will discuss retention strategies of African American, Hispanic/Latino and Asian American students through community building and leadership. The presenters will share programs, retreats and leadership opportunities used on their respective campuses which have been successful.
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8:15-9:30 am |
Room: Hoffman
Presenter: Jennifer Jones
Institution: Southern Methodist University
Committee: Professional Access and Equity | |
T1.11 - Automating the Transfer Credit Evaluation Process
Learn about the experiences at California State University Northridge, Community College of the Air Force, University of North Texas, University of Maryland and others who have adopted Hershey’s Singularity Transcripts & Transfer Credit Evaluation modules to speed the completion of transfer audits and the transfer credit evaluation & articulation process to improve services to students, enhance recruiting abilities and reduce the entire process time allowing staff to concentrate working with students instead of working with paper. Hershey’s latest technology integration with DARS will be shown along with the use of secure internet forms, workflow and web based imaging. Hershey Systems is a leader in providing web based document imaging, document management, workflow, secure internet forms and higher education specific modules developed to enhance student services and the experience of staff in serving students. Focused exclusively on higher education and serving more than 200 colleges and universities, Hershey collaborates with its’ partner colleges to develop and deliver solutions of value for higher education. |
8:15 - 9:30 am |
Room: Ouachita
Presenter: Mike Knaeble
Institution: Hershey Systems, Inc.
Presenter: Greg Parrish
Institution: Hershey Systems, Inc.
Committee: Corporate Partner Session Track | |
T2.01 - FERPA: Basics, Changes, and Best Practices
This workshop is a must for the collegiate registrar. Leroy Rooker will present an overview of the basics concerning the FERPA statutes, as well as the changes and best practices that will insure compliance on your campus |
1:15-2:30 pm |
Room: Conway
Presenter: Leroy Rooker
Institution: Family Policy Compliance Office
Committee: Professional Development | |
T2.02 - Steps to Creating Interactive Web-Based Training Sessions Geek Rating: 2
Deploying new systems? Hiring new staff? How can everyone get trained without a drain on resources? Learn the steps necessary to create web-based training sessions for staff and faculty. It is easier than you think! A web-based FERPA training session complete with a logged test will be used as the example. |
1:15-2:30 pm |
Room: Grampas
Presenter: Beth Rogers
Institution: Vanderbilt University
Committee: Information Technology | |
T2.03 - It Takes a Village: Strategies Toward Developing a Successful Mentoring Program
This session will focus on developing a campus-wide strategy towards mentoring minority students. “It takes a Village” will focus on developing a program that goes beyond acclimating minority students to campus life; from providing leadership training and community service to connecting with faculty and staff. |
1:15-2:30 pm |
Room: Harris
Presenter: Wendy Holbrook
Institution: University of Central Arkansas
Committee: Professional Access and Equity | |
T2.04 - NCAA Birds of a Feather
An opportunity for school officials to discuss and debate topics of interest regarding NCAA eligibility and certification. |
1:15-2:30 pm |
Room: White Oak
Presenter: Lydia Norfleet
Institution: Vanderbilt University
Presenter: Kelly J. Rodrigue
Institution: Nicholls State University
Committee: Professional Development | |
T2.05 - Keeping Your Sense of Humor at Times when Things Aren't So Funny!
How do you keep your spirits up when dealing with an irate parent, an upset faculty member, or a grumpy coworker? How do you manage to maintain control with a smile on your face when all you really want to do is scream? This session will provide an opportunity for the presenters and the audience to share ideas on what works for them. |
1:15-2:30 pm |
Room: Arkansas Ballroom
Presenter: Michelle Mossey
Institution: Bluegrass Community and Technical College
Presenter: Kristi Key
Institution: Bluegrass Community and Technical College
Committee: Admissions, School Relations, and Financial Aid | |
T2.06 - Personal Calendars: Looking at the Options
Personal calendars today come in many formats including electronic, paper, pda's/Blackberries. Discussion will center around the various possibilities and how to make the most of the technology available. |
1:15-2:30 pm |
Room: Chicot
Presenter: John T. Fletcher
Institution: Auburn University
Committee: Academic Calendars, Scheduling, and Publications | |
T2.07 - Recruiting GED Graduates
This session will explore how to work with Adult Basic Education in recruiting GED graduates while staying within legal guidelines. |
1:15-2:30 pm |
Room: Manning
Presenter: Romina Torres-Aranda
Institution: Kennesaw State University
Committee: Admissions, School Relations, and Financial Aid | |
T2.08 - A Religious University Looks at Accreditation
Bob Jones University, a 78-year-old liberal arts university which historically has chosen not to seek accreditation, recently decided to pursue national accreditation. What precipitated this decision and what factors were considered? Why was national accreditation sought rather than regional? An insight into the process will be explained, as well as some comparisons between national and regional agencies. Questions and responses from attendees will be encouraged. |
1:15-2:30 pm |
Room: Hoffman
Presenter: David Christ
Institution: Bob Jones University
Presenter: Gary Weier
Institution: Bob Jones University
Committee: Registration Techniques and Records Management | |
T2.09 - Online Proofing for the Bulletins of Duke University
Assembling and organizing materials for the catalogs so that proofreading can be done online utilizing spreadsheets listing one or more proofreaders for different sections of the bulletin.
Discussion includes how to construct these proofs on line. |
1:15-2:30 pm |
Room: Neosho
Presenter: Robert Hirtz
Institution: Duke University
Committee: Academic Calendars, Scheduling, and Publications | |
T2.10 - MSU's Schedule Builder - Making Registration Easier Geek Rating: 1
MSU designed an updated web based student registration system that searches the master schedule for each student's desired courses and presents possible course sections that may fit into a student's schedule. The system allows the student to select their courses. This process has virtually eliminated several registration problems such as time conflict, and full section errors. Our advisors now spend more time advising students on the courses they should take not assisting the students in building schedules.
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1:15-2:30 pm |
Room: Ballroom Salon A
Presenter: Bobby R. Stokes
Institution: Mississippi State University
Committee: Information Technology | |
T2.11 - Evidence-Based Decision Making for Student Success
Planning for enrollment fluctuation, new incoming classes and the impact on faculty need is a challenge that all colleges and universities face. The need to better understand student demand for classes in order to create a well-informed schedule and be prepared with the appropriate resources is more important than ever. Astra Schedule delivers tools used to help solve these problems. Current Course Offering over supply, under supply and wrong time analysis, driven by student need and demand, is compared to your roll-forward schedule. The data from this analysis allows you to manage your course offerings more effectively than is possible with a manual system or another software application. Astra Schedule is less about scheduling software than it is about a new approach to scheduling. The common approach to higher education scheduling is to place all activities in times/rooms and in doing so minimize political fallout (usually accomplished by changing as little as possible from last like-term). The new approach starts with a better understanding of student needs. Learn how colleges and universities have used this analysis to make high impact changes to their roll forward schedules, offering a schedule that better fits their student population. |
1:15 – 2:30 pm |
Room: Ouachita
Presenter: Tom Shaver
Institution: Ad Astra Information Systems
Presenter: Sarah Collins
Institution: Ad Astra Information Systems
Committee: Corporate Partner Session Track | |
T3.01 - FERPA: Update from the Family Policy Compliance Office
Attend this session to learn the latest on FERPA. |
3:00-4:15 pm |
Room: Conway
Presenter: Leroy Rooker
Institution: Family Policy Compliance Office
Committee: Professional Development | |
T3.02 - The New Wave of Student Communication: Online Chat Sessions Geek Rating: 2
To reach more students in a unique fashion, universities must constantly update and upgrade the way they communicate with their students. Over the years, we have evolved from hard copy letters, to the telephone, to e-mail, and finally, we have landed at a New Wave of Student Communication: Online Chat Sessions. This affords universities the opportunity to reach many students, regardless of their location, in a state-of-the-art manner, which gives them competitive advantages.
Learn how the Office of Admissions at Kennesaw State University has successfully implemented a monthly chat session into their communication tools; how it used to compliment their recruiting efforts; and much more. Learn to use to tool to get the best results. Also learn how this office attracts hundreds of students to these sessions; how they get other offices on campus to participate; and much more.
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3:00-4:15 pm |
Room: Arkansas Ballroom
Presenter: Lisa Sehannie
Institution: Kennesaw State University
Presenter:
Institution:
Committee: Information Technology | |
T3.03 - Registrars' Forum (Small Institutions)
This will be an open forum for registrars at small institutions to compare notes and discuss issues. |
3:00-4:15 pm |
Room: White Oak
Presenter: Rock McCaskill
Institution: Southern Wesleyan University
Committee: Registration Techniques and Records Management | |
T3.04 - Recruiting & Retaining Students: One Size Does Not Fit All (Minority vs. Majority)
Based on the philosophy that "Retention begins with Recruitment," the importance of developing recruitment strategies to attract students for whom we are a good fit and visa versa. . . is critical to meeting institutional retention goals. The truth is that one size doesn't fit all when it comes to implementing successful recruitment programs!
Minority students differ from traditional majority students in their institutional selections in a number of ways. This session will encompass utilizing emerging college choice theory to develop recruitment initiatives to attract underrepresented students to enroll and persist at your institution. |
3:00-4:15 pm |
Room: Harris
Presenter: Nikki House
Institution: University of Alabama
Presenter: Julian D. Gilner
Institution: University of Mississippi
Committee: Professional Access and Equity | |
T3.05 - Judging Professionalism within the Admissions Interview
A "Birds of a Feather" open discussion addressing appropriate and useful ways of assessing the overall professionalism of an applicant for Graduate/Professional programs. |
3:00 - 4:15 pm |
Room: Hoffman
Presenter: Jon Parker
Institution: Samford University
Committee: International, Professional, and Graduate Admissions | |
T3.06 - Home School Recruitment 101
Representatives from an independent college in Georgia (Piedmont College) will discuss how they have successfully recruited home-schooled students over the past several years. They will show you how to turn your campus into a friendly environment for home-schooled students and share their insights regarding how a partnership between a public and private institution can be beneficial for both.
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3:00 - 4:15 pm |
Room: Manning
Presenter: Cindy L. Peterson
Institution: Piedmont College
Committee: Admissions, School Relations, and Financial Aid | |
T3.07 - GATEWAY to the Future: Scheduling Students Across Campuses
Two schools sharing students. Who benefits the most, students or the schools themselves? The answer is both. Oklahoma State University and Northern Oklahoma College have teamed together to offer a GATEWAY project for students who want to pursue a four year degree while getting the benefits of their first year enrollments from a two year school. This session will address admissions, financial aid consortiums, grading issues, common housing and scheduling developed for this unique and successful partnership. |
3:00-4:15 pm |
Room: Neosho
Presenter: Gail Gates
Institution: Oklahoma State University
Presenter: Rick Edgington
Institution: Northern Oklahoma College
Committee: Academic Calendars, Scheduling, and Publications | |
T3.08 - IPEDS: Do You Know What It Is?
This is a brief overview of IPEDS and its tools and products. Dr. Fendley works with NCES with the development of new modules and we will discover what is used to "train" the "trainers". |
3:00-4:15 pm |
Room: Ballroom Salon A
Presenter: William R. Fendley, Jr.
Institution: University of Alabama
Committee: Registration Techniques and Records Management | |
T3.09 - Online Catalogs: Do We Still Need Paper? Geek Rating: 1
Several years ago there were discussions of replacing paper catalogs with on-line versions. What is the status of this movement? What difficulties have been encountered with this movement – state and federal rules and procedures? Will we ever be able to do away with paper catalogs? Is there a way to decrease costs of paper catalogs? |
3:00-4:15 pm |
Room: Chicot
Presenter: Ann Dziadon
Institution: University of West Florida
Presenter: Dennis Dulniak
Institution: University of Central Florida
Committee: Information Technology | |
T3.10 - Meeting Planning 101: How to Sponsor, Plan, and Execute a Successful Meeting
Topics will include bringing a professional meeting to your area, determining the culture of your meeting, contracting with hotels/convention centers and negotiating points (Chicken v. Roast Beef). You'll learn to beware of hidden charges, outsourcing options, building a successful meeting committee, determining fees and budgeting and evaluating your success. Recommended for prospective local arrangement committee members. |
3:00-4:15 pm |
Room: Grampas
Presenter: John T. Fletcher
Institution: Auburn University
Presenter: David H. Stones
Institution: Southwestern University
Committee: Professional Development | |
T3.11 - Leveraging CRM in Strategic Enrollment Management
Case study results showing how to utilize technology to increase enrollment yield, reduce recruiting effort, reduce recruitment and fulfillment costs. |
3:00-3:45 pm |
Room: Ouachita
Presenter: Craig Stanford
Institution: Talisma Corporation
Committee: Corporate Partner Session Track | |
T4.01 - Reauthorization of the Higher Education Act: Government Relations at its Best
The public policy process, various legislative proposals, and what colleges and universities should expect from the reauthorization will be discussed. |
4:30 - 5:30 pm |
Room: Conway
Presenter: Barmak Nassirian
Institution: American Association of Collegiate Registrars and Admissions Officers
Committee: Professional Development | |
T4.02 - Datatel Users Group
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4:30-5:30 pm |
Room: Neosho
Presenter: D Scott Dittman
Institution: Washington and Lee University
Committee: Information Technology | |
T4.03 - Jenzabar Users Group
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4:30-5:30 pm |
Room: Ouachita
Presenter: Joe Roof
Institution: Daytona Beach Community College
Presenter: Christy Jones
Institution: Central Florida Community College
Committee: Information Technology | |
T4.04 - PeopleSoft Users Group
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4:30-5:30 pm |
Room: White Oak
Presenter: Dennis Dulniak
Institution: University of Central Florida
Committee: Information Technology | |
T4.05 - SCT/Sunguard Users Group
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4:30-5:30PM |
Room: Harris
Presenter: Adrian Cornelius
Institution: New College of Florida
Committee: Information Technology | |
T4.06 - Series 25 Users Group
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4:30-5:30 pm |
Room: Grampas
Presenter: Deborah Wilson
Institution: University of South Carolina-Columbia
Committee: Information Technology | |
T4.07 - Access Users Group
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4:30-5:30 pm |
Room: Manning
Presenter: Jana S. Horton
Institution: Alabama Southern Community College
Committee: Information Technology | |
T4.08 - Ad Astra Users Group
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4:30-5:30 pm |
Room: Hoffman
Presenter: Kim Taylor
Institution: Northern Kentucky University
Committee: Information Technology | |
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| Wednesday, February 07, 2007 |
W1.01 - Accreditation: External Review and Quality Assurance
Accreditation is among the most essential and the most obscure features of American higher education. While often described as a voluntary system of peer review, it is also a critical linchpin in establishing institutional eligibility to receive federal support. The federal gate-keeping functions assigned to accreditation are increasingly overwhelming the voluntary and collaborative nature of the effort, with occasional calls for full federalization of the process. This session will provide a brief factual background on the accreditation system and present an overview of the policy challenges facing the higher education community with regard to quality assurance and accreditation.
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9:15-10:15 pm |
Room: Wally Allen Ballroom,Statehouse Convention Center
Presenter: Barmak Nassirian
Institution: American Association of Collegiate Registrars and Admissions Officers
Committee: Registration Techniques and Records Management | |
W2.01 - Registrars' Forum (Large Institutions)
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10:30-11:30 am |
Room: Ballroom Salon A
Presenter: Heidi Terry
Institution: Eastern Kentucky University
Committee: Registration Techniques and Records Management | |
W2.02 - Admissions Forum
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10:30-11:30 am |
Room: Arkansas Ballroom
Presenter: Martiza Velasquez
Institution: North Carolina State University
Committee: Admissions, School Relations, and Financial Aid | |
W2.03 - What's Happening in International, Graduate, and Professional Admissions?
Here's your chance to ask questions about admission policies, procedures, and anything else that is on your mind. Your peers will be more than willing to share their experiences. |
10:30-11:30 am |
Room: Conway
Presenter: Dana H. Freund
Institution: Texas A&M University System Health Science Center
Committee: International, Professional, and Graduate Admissions | |
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