Here is a compilation of this week’s tweets:
December 19 – Emphasis on productivity shifting policy discussions to college affordability and accountability.
December 22 – As the higher education accountability drumbeat continues in legal education, what schools/programs are next?
Here is a compilation of this week’s tweets:
October 28 – Rise in Tuition at Public Colleges Outpaces Private Colleges… again.
October 28 – Boston University’s Dining Services dishes out… social media.
The Association of Collegiate Conference and Event Directors recently released the schedule for their 2011 annual conference. This conference is a must if you are a housing, professional and continuing education, or university conferencing professional.
This year’s conference will be held in Orlando, Florida, March 27 – 30, 2011.
I’ve been invited to present an advanced institute session as well as a concurrent presentation. Building the Ultimate Conferencing Sales Machine is a day long session institute program. I will be talking about a pragmatic approach to planning, executing and managing a successful business development plan for conferencing.
I’m also presenting Hidden Causes to Common Conferencing Marketing Problems. In this session, I will discuss the hidden causes to common conferencing marketing problems and strategies to fix them.
Hope to see you in Orlando!
The hot topic around many admission offices and here in Raleigh this week is the impact the current economic situation will ultimately have on students’ college selection process (and ultimately college enrollment numbers in the fall). Several sessions already have provided insight into this area with research from a variety of sources (focus groups and polls of prospective students). Both Creosote Affects and Royall and Co. reported that the economy is, in fact, having a pretty significant impact on how students are selecting a college this year. Consider the following:
