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Institute Workshop Sessions
2008 Advance Track Sessions
| Sunday |
Unit Credit |
Contact Hours |
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1.0 |
10:45 – 11:45
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Joe F. Head, Dean of Univeristy Admissions & Enollment Services
Kennesaw State University |
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GISEM overview for newcomers.
This session will broadly review the operational definition of enrollment management regarding history, career development, fundamentals in the partnerships within Enrollment Services and emerging field for professional enrollment officers.
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Session I-B - Second Year |
1.0 |
10:45 – 11:45 |
Attendees/REP
Field Visits/ Findings/Current EM Issues |
Susan Blake, Associate Dean of Univeristy Admissions & Enollment Srv.
Kennesaw State University |
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Second and third year attendees will engage in interactive table dialogue regarding field visit experiences supplemented with current issues influencing enrollment management.
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Session II
SEM Network Lunch, Implementing a New Student Information System
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1.0 |
12:00 - 1:15 |
University of Pittsburgh
AACRAO, VP for Finance
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This presentation will review the process from project inception to project completion, detailing the organization, campus stakeholders, scope, plan, and how the functional and technical aspects of the project were integrated and managed.
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1.0 |
1:30 - 2:30 |
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THE RIGHT START – Research has shown that engaging the student with the institution during the first and second terms leads to higher success. How can a comprehensive plan of enrollment services assist a student in that engagement? The session will focus on the plan of programs used to support students in their transition into Chattahoochee Technical College.
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Break |
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2:30 - 2:45 |
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Session IV
TBA
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1.0 |
2:45 - 3:45 |
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Surviving Enrollment Management Transitions: A Case Study
Description: Successfully implementing an enrollment management system requires paying attention to institutional culture as well as to enrollment management models and appropriate change strategies. Skills needed include knowing how organizational structures and decision processes influence outcomes (Hossler; Kalsbeek). A close look at one college’s transitions between enrollment management models reveals just how important these principles can be.
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Monday |
Unit Credit |
Contact Hours |
Session V
SEM Consultant Session
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1.0 |
9:15 - 10:15 |
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“When you are through changing, you are through!”
Description: Change seems to happen continuously. Dealing with it can be an interesting journey and your attitude may be the key. Sharing challenges across “boundaries” brings insight. Teamwork is not an option, it is critical for success in Enrollment Services.
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Session VI
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1.0 |
4:15 - 5:15 |
Walter Peacock, Director of Enrollment Management, Valdosta State University |
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Providing Campus Leadership in the Enrollment Management Arena
Description: Higher Education is in a transformational period with demographic changes and technology advances at a pace unlike the human race has ever seen before. This session will explore practical approaches to various enrollment management problems and the campus leadership necessary to implement changes on your campus.
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