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SUMMARY:Booktalk – Metrics\, Mapping\, and Modelling for Masterful Management in Higher Education
DESCRIPTION:Bookmark
URL:https://hellocommunity.net/event/booktalk-metrics-mapping-and-modelling-for-masterful-management-in-higher-education/
LOCATION:Radford University McConnell Library\, Radford\, VA\, United States
CATEGORIES:Featured
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20201207T080000
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SUMMARY:Middle States Commission on Higher Education 2020 Annual Conference
DESCRIPTION:Bookmark
URL:https://hellocommunity.net/event/middle-states-commission-on-higher-education-2020-annual-conference/
LOCATION:Philadelphia Marriott Downtown\, 1200 Filbert Street\, Philadelphia\, PA\, 19107\, United States
CATEGORIES:Annual Conference of an Organization
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20200314
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20200315
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SUMMARY:ACE2020 - ACE's 102nd Annual Meeting
DESCRIPTION:Bookmark
URL:https://hellocommunity.net/event/ace2020-aces-102nd-annual-meeting/
LOCATION:VA
CATEGORIES:Annual Conference of an Organization
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20200122
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20200126
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SUMMARY:AAC&U 2020 Annual Meeting
DESCRIPTION:Information will be posted in 2019. For an overview\, please see information on the most recent annual meeting. \nBookmark
URL:https://hellocommunity.net/event/aacu-2020-annual-meeting/
LOCATION:Marriott Marquis\, 901 Massachusetts Avenue NW\, Washington\, DC\, 20001\, United States
CATEGORIES:Annual Conference of an Organization
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20191209T083000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20191214T120000
DTSTAMP:20190608T213921Z
CREATED:20190410T103049Z
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SUMMARY:Middle States Commission on Higher Education 2019 Annual Conference
DESCRIPTION:Deadline for submissions is April 22\, 2019 \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nBookmark
URL:https://hellocommunity.net/event/middle-states-commission-on-higher-education-2019-annual-conference/
LOCATION:Philadelphia Marriott Downtown\, 1200 Filbert Street\, Philadelphia\, PA\, 19107\, United States
CATEGORIES:Annual Conference of an Organization
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20191113
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20191118
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SUMMARY:2019 POD Network Conference
DESCRIPTION:Registration Information\nFees:\n$520 early-bird (registration opens in July)\nHotel:\nWestin Convention Center ($189/night) & William Penn Omni ($189/night) \nLeaning on the theme of Connection: Closing the Distance\, we encourage proposals for this year’s conference that explore how human and digital connection can be intentionally leveraged by the educational development community to promote authentic connection in our ever-changing higher education landscape. The three prompts below are provided to guide the conference theme and promote two of the cross-cutting priorities from the POD Network Strategic Plan: diversity and inclusion\, and evidence-based practice. \n1.) Thinking about how educational developers can foster intentional connections and building community\, the following questions might be explored:\nHow can we enhance our relationships with faculty\, as well as among faculty?\nHow can we support intentional faculty and student relationships?\nHow can we encourage student to student interactions\, which foster meaningful relationships?\n2.) Thinking about education development that is inclusive and accessible to all\, the following questions might be explored:\nHow do we enhance and support connection through effective teaching and learning environments that are available to all students?\nHow can the digital learning environment be leveraged to enhance accessibility and student connection?\nHow can Centers’ programming promote intentionality in order to reverse the marginalization of historically underserved and underrepresented populations?\nHow can Centers’ partner and communicate with organizational stakeholders to leverage change regarding accessibility and inclusion?\n3.) Thinking about the rapidly changing educational landscape\, the following questions about educational development might be explored:\nHow do evidence-based practices relate to quality course design and the accomplishment of learning outcomes?\nHow can we guide the intentional integration of educational technology to support student connection within course design and curricular development?\nHow can we leverage the synergistic relationship between face-to-face and distance education pedagogies to support connections?\nPlease plan to join us to build connection while sharing your research and practices using various modes of presentation and engagement.\nPaul Gebb\, Conference Co-Chair\nAntonia Levy\, Conference Co-Chair\nClaudia Cornejo Happel\, Program Co-Chair\nGerman Vargas Ramos\, Program-Co-Chair\nHoag Holmgren\, POD Network Executive Directorow are changes in the educational landscapes affecting our Centers’ organizational structures? \n Bookmark
URL:https://hellocommunity.net/event/2019-pod-network-conference/
LOCATION:David L. Lawrence Convention Center\, 1000 Fort Duquesne Blvd\, Pittsburgh\, PA\, 15222\, United States
CATEGORIES:Annual Conference of an Organization
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SUMMARY:New Models of the Master’s Degree
DESCRIPTION:Master’s education is central for many students and institutions\, but it also faces more competition than ever before. We will explore trends in master’s enrollment and consider whether the master’s has in fact become “the new bachelor’s.” Further\, the event will examine the kinds of master’s programs being created or expanded. And the program will include discussion of the way many new forms of higher education — online\, MOOC-inspired\, boot camps\, competency-based education and more — challenge the master’s degree. \nREGISTRATION\nEarly bird rate ends September 13\, 2019\n– HIGHER ED: $275 ($225 early bird)\n– CORPORATE: $350 ($250 early bird) \n2019 Leadership Series\nInside Higher Ed is bringing together an intimate gathering of leaders and influencers to discuss big issues facing higher education. Hosted at the Gallup World Headquarters in Washington\, DC\, these daylong events are an extension of thoughtful\, substantive and unflinching voice into a live convening of higher education leaders who share these values. Conversations will be led by editors Scott Jaschik and Doug Lederman.Bookmark
URL:https://hellocommunity.net/event/new-models-of-the-masters-degree/
LOCATION:​Gallup ​World Headquarters\, 901 F Street\, NW (Enter on 9th Street)\, Washington\, DC\, 20004
CATEGORIES:Topical conference
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20191107
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20191110
DTSTAMP:20190608T213927Z
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SUMMARY:Transforming STEM Higher Education
DESCRIPTION:Conference Overview\nSankofa\, a word in the Twi language of the Akan tribe of Ghana\, loosely translates to “looking back while going forward.” This year\, the Association of American Colleges and Universities (AAC&U) will celebrate the thirty years of success that Project Kaleidoscope (PKAL) has had in providing effective professional and leadership development for STEM faculty. At the same time\, we anticipate the ten-year anniversary of PKAL’s affiliation with AAC&U in 2020. The union of AAC&U and PKAL as a voice and force for undergraduate STEM reform represents a bold organizational move toward ensuring that STEM disciplines remain central to what constitutes a quality undergraduate education. It also reveals the magnitude of what’s possible when diverse perspectives\, disciplines\, and worldviews are fully considered and brought to bear on organizational change.\nIt is in the spirit of such change that this conference calls upon STEM disciplinary faculty and education researchers to join us in charting a daring path for STEM higher education reform that is paved with social consciousness\, critical reflection\, introspection\, and disciplinary boundary crossing. Indeed\, if we are to heed the nation’s call for a competitively trained and diverse STEM workforce\, we must first be open in acknowledging that our unique disciplinary approaches to problem solving\, by themselves\, will not fully resolve our most perplexing challenges. Examination and investigation of undergraduate STEM education reform must not only extend across multiple institutional contexts\, but also be critical\, intelligent\, and patient\,[1] serving all student demographics and withstanding the influences of existing systems and structures of exclusion. Above all\, these efforts must be unceasing.\nTo that end\, the “Transforming STEM Higher Education” conference will question and examine the entire range of contemporary challenges to—and opportunities for—STEM higher education reform\, including exploring contemporary approaches to teaching\, broadening participation\, interrogating research studies\, and verifying assessment tools for determining effectiveness. In keeping with our commitment to STEM faculty\, we will also explore novel approaches to professional and leadership development. Conference attendees will be invited to unveil and abate disciplinary biases\, confront fixations on “fix the student” reform models\, and question theories about what can and cannot count as evidence of effectiveness.\nThrough this unique conference experience\, together we will continue our legacy of advancing the kind of undergraduate STEM education reform that brings diverse perspectives and worldviews to bear on levers of change. In doing so\, we will also guarantee our nation’s capacity to use those levers to drive innovation\, discovery\, social change\, and life choices. Ultimately\, we give deeper meaning and purpose to our way of knowing\, understanding\, and advancing STEM higher education practice\, research\, and policy.Bookmark
URL:https://hellocommunity.net/event/transforming-stem-higher-education/
LOCATION:Sheraton Grand Chicago\, 301 East North Water Street\, Chicago\, IL\, 60611\, United States
CATEGORIES:Topical conference
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ORGANIZER;CN="AACU":MAILTO:information@aacu.org
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20191020
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20191023
DTSTAMP:20190608T213929Z
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SUMMARY:CUPA-HR Annual Conference and Expo
DESCRIPTION:FEATURED SPEAKERS\nDr. Michael J. Sorrell\, longest-serving president of Paul Quinn College\, will kick off the conference by sharing how to become more aware and comfortable when engaging with issues of race\, and how to reduce racial blinds spots to create a diverse workforce. Next\, Whitney Johnson\, a leading business thinker\, will share how to build your A-team and lead them up the S-curve of change by embracing and managing disruption. Then\, hear from Michele Norris\, Peabody Award-winning journalist and executive director of The Bridge\, The Aspen Institute’s new program on race\, identity\, connectivity and inclusion. \nAdvanced registration starts at $710.Bookmark
URL:https://hellocommunity.net/event/cupa-hr-annual-conference-and-expo/
LOCATION:Gaylord Rockies Resort & Convention Center\, 6700 North Gaylord Rockies Boulevard\,\, Aurora\, CO\, 80019\, United States
CATEGORIES:Annual Conference of an Organization
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20191019
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20191207
DTSTAMP:20190608T213931Z
CREATED:20190416T121459Z
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SUMMARY:Top Management Programme (TMP 45)
DESCRIPTION:*The nomination deadline for TMP 45 is Wednesday 10 July 2019 \nTMP45 will include an international element with an opportunity to explore current thinking and new developments in HE sectors outside of the UK which will be beneficial to participants in helping create new ways of thinking in considering solutions to future challenges. You can read more in this blog by Robin Ryde\, Co-Director of the Top Management Programme\, about the current cohort TMP44 which this year will include an international assignment to Sydney\, Australia. \nWho should apply? \nParticipants are individuals who are already leading a significant area of operation within their institution and who have been acknowledged by their institution as having the potential to reach the highest positions within\, or indeed outside\, the higher education sector.\nPrevious participants have included vice-chancellors/principals\, chief executives\, pro vice-chancellors/vice-principals\, executive deans with cross institutional responsibility\, heads of university administration and directors of professional services. \nTo be considered for TMP\, prospective participants must have: \n-Experience and a track record of operating successfully at a strategic level in a higher education institution or other comparable organization.\n-The personal commitment to extend their learning and enhance their career and to contribute to the development of a productive learning community within the programme.\n-The written support of their vice-chancellors/principal for their application to the program.\n-A strategic overview of the university and be a member of the institution’s senior management team \nApplication deadline:\n23:59PM\, Wednesday 10 July 2019\nFee:\n£16\,750.00 Members Fee \n£20\,950.00 Non Members Fee \nFees will only be charged to those individuals who are offered and accept a place.\nThe programme fee covers all the following costs:\n-Workshop sessions\n-Materials\n-External speakers\n-All the residential elements of TMP\n-Organised trips during the international visit* \n*On the international visit participants will meet the costs of their flights. \nCompleted forms should be returned to: programmes@advance-he.ac.uk \nEach TMP cohort has a unique application deadline\, please see above. Only completed applications with supporting documentation will be considered in the selection process.\nWhile we will confirm receipt of applications within two days of receiving the application\, Advance HE cannot be responsible for applications that do not arrive. We would recommend that you contact programmes@advance-he.ac.uk or call +44 (0) 3332 001 101 if you have not received notice that we have your application. \n Bookmark
URL:https://hellocommunity.net/event/top-management-programme-tmp-45/
LOCATION:VA
CATEGORIES:Development program
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20191017
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20191020
DTSTAMP:20190608T213933Z
CREATED:20190414T002513Z
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SUMMARY:Global Citizenship for Campus\, Community\, and Careers
DESCRIPTION:The conference will focus on key questions about global learning\, community engagement\, and inclusive excellence:\n-How are institutions moving from strategic planning for internationalization and global learning to offering inclusive global learning experiences for all students across disciplines\, majors\, and a range of community-based practices? -What promising practices have taken institutions from ideas to implementation? What structures can be created or removed to ensure equitable participation?\n-How are institutions creating and implementing interdisciplinary opportunities for meaningful global learning experiences where students can develop and apply professional and civic skills over time? How are faculty encouraged and supported to create new opportunities for collaboration across disciplinary boundaries and institutional silos? What are approaches for connecting community-based experiences within professional programs with those in the liberal arts to foster greater collaboration and alignment of resources across campus?\n-What role does the curriculum play in promoting global learning in a world that is grappling with the rise of nationalism and populism? How does this play out differently in different countries? How should the curriculum encourage fluency in languages other than English and how does embracing multilingualism change the curriculum?\n-How are immigrant (including undocumented) and international students affirmatively included and engaged on campus and in our communities? How can we expand our capacity to support the success of these students and negate marginalization and exploitation?\nWhat are examples of powerful pedagogies that support global learning across the curriculum and cocurriculum? –How are connections made across programs\, units\, and departments to emphasize social justice\, sustainability\, and intercultural engagement to advance student global learning skills and collaborate with educators engaged in complementary work?\n-How are institutions ensuring equitable access to global learning experiences across racial\, socioeconomic\, gender\, financial\, and other lines? How often are underrepresented groups of students brought into these experiences and encouraged to participate? What are models that work for all or many students?\n-How might the intersectionality of global learning\, service learning\, internships\, and other community-based high-impact practices (including ePortfolios) be leveraged to achieve greater impact and engagement to increase student success? What dimensions of these experiences should be considered essential for high-quality\, high-impact global learning?Bookmark
URL:https://hellocommunity.net/event/global-citizenship-for-campus-community-and-careers/
LOCATION:Hyatt Regency San Antonio\, 123 Losoya Street\, San Antonio\, TX\, 78205\, United States
CATEGORIES:Topical conference
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Denver:20190816T080000
DTEND;TZID=America/Denver:20190816T173000
DTSTAMP:20190608T213936Z
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SUMMARY:The Admissions Challenges Facing Private Colleges
DESCRIPTION:REGISTRATION\nEarly bird rate ends May 28\, 2019\n– HIGHER ED: $275 ($225 early bird)\n– CORPORATE: $350 ($250 early bird) \n2019 Leadership Series\nInside Higher Ed is bringing together an intimate gathering of leaders and influencers to discuss big issues facing higher education. These daylong events are an extension of thoughtful\, substantive and unflinching voice into a live convening of higher education leaders who share these values. Conversations will be led by editors Scott Jaschik and Doug Lederman.Bookmark
URL:https://hellocommunity.net/event/the-admissions-challenges-facing-private-colleges/
LOCATION:Downtown Campus | University of San Francisco\, 101 Howard Street\, San Francisco\, CA\, 94105\, United States
CATEGORIES:Topical conference
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20190731
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20190801
DTSTAMP:20190608T213938Z
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LAST-MODIFIED:20190608T213938Z
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SUMMARY:Essentials of Budgeting
DESCRIPTION:This is an online program! \nPLEASE NOTE AS STATED IN THE CONFIRMATION EMAIL ONCE YOU HAVE COMPLETED YOUR BOOKING IT CAN TAKE UP TO 15 MINUTES FOR THE SYSTEM TO ALLOW YOU ACCESS TO THE MATERIAL.\nYou will be prompted to log in to your My LF. If you do not have an account you will be able to register for one at this point. Once you have accessed your account\, you will be able to book and access Essentials of Budgeting.\nEssentials of Budgeting is free of charge\, and available exclusively for individuals of LF Member institutions. The programme is free of charge to all individuals of LF Member institutions. \nOBGECTIVES: \n-To equip participants with the practical knowledge and tools to effectively create\, manage and plan budgets.\n-To enable participants to make informed decisions\, contributing to the overall plan for their university.\n-To increase knowledge of how to create consensus for priorities relevant to participants department\, faculty\, school or remit.\n-To help participants contribute to strategic planning and organisational growth.\n-To develop confidence in assumptions for future spend and plans for their budget.\n-To help participants identify new opportunities for the future. \nMODULES: \n-Introduction to budgeting\n-What is a budget and why have one?\n-How to produce a budget\n-Using a budget\n-Your budget (using what you’ve learnt in the earlier modules to put your own together)\n-Review \nEssentials of Budgeting is a self-directed e-learning programme. The six modules become more challenging over the course of the programme as knowledge is acquired and applied.\nEssentials of Budgeting can be used as and when needed. It can be completed at your own pace to allow time to focus on acquiring the skills and knowledge you need to plan and manage your budget. \n Bookmark
URL:https://hellocommunity.net/event/essentials-of-budgeting/
LOCATION:VA
CATEGORIES:Workshop
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20190730
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20190803
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UID:4618-1564444800-1564790399@hellocommunity.net
SUMMARY:2019 Summer Institute in Independent Schools
DESCRIPTION:Join us this summer to hit the books\, review the basics and start on your path to success! \nBenefits of Attending:\n-Gain an overall understanding of the world of independent school advancement.\n-Receive practical training in key concepts and review best practices for all sizes and types of institutions.\n-Take home ideas for programs and projects that have proven successful for other independent schools.\n-Learn new ideas that will advance your institution in development communication\, publications\, social media\, web design\,  and communications and marketing.\n-Benefit from small-group interaction with your faculty and peers in elective sessions. You also will participate in Cohort        Groups\, led by the faculty\, where you’ll discuss topics in greater depth and exchange experiences and practical ideas. \nWho Should Attend?\n-Professionals new to the field of independent school advancement.\n-Experienced professionals that are new to independent schools.\n-Advancement professionals—at any level of experience—looking to enhance their skills\, learn a related discipline or gain an understanding of all the areas that make up independent school advancement. \nEarly Bird*\n$2\,370\, Member\n$3\,510\, Nonmember \nRegular Rates\n$2\,570\, Member\n$3\,710\, Nonmember \n*Early bird ends May 31\, 2019.\nRegistration is online only. CASE accepts payment by check or credit card for conference registration fees. \nThe institute will be held at:\nBoston University\nBoston\, MA 02215 \nBoston University is located in Boston\, Massachusetts\, one of America’s oldest and most beloved cities and the economic and cultural hub of New England. As the home of four of the five CASE Summer Institutes\, Boston University is the perfect setting for advancement professionals to come together. \n  \n  \n Bookmark
URL:https://hellocommunity.net/event/2019-summer-institute-in-independent-schools/
LOCATION:Boston University\, |One Silber Way\, Boston\, MA\, 02215\, United States
ORGANIZER;CN="Council for Advancement and Support of Education CASE":MAILTO:support.case.org
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20190729
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20190803
DTSTAMP:20190608T213943Z
CREATED:20190416T120055Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20190608T213943Z
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SUMMARY:2019 Summer Institute in Alumni Relations
DESCRIPTION:The Summer Institute is a valuable investment in you and your organization. Through the institute you will have an opportunity to:\n-Gain an overall understanding of the world of alumni relations.\n-Hear success stories from professionals representing a variety of public and private institutions.\n-Take home ideas for programs and projects that have proven successful for other alumni programs.\n-Make the most of your training budget with a first-rate program\, enhancing your organization and your career. \nWho Should Attend?\n-Professionals new to the field of alumni relations.\n-Experienced professionals with new alumni relations responsibilities.\n-Experienced alumni relations professionals who are new to higher education.\n-Advancement leaders and anyone who wants to better understand alumni relations fundamentals. \nEarly Bird*\n$2\,790\, Member\n$4\,020\, Nonmember \nRegular Rates\n$2\,990\, Member\n$4\,220\, Nonmember\n*Early bird ends May 31\, 2019.\nRegistration is online only. CASE accepts payment by check or credit card for conference registration fees. \nResidence hall accommodations on campus are included in your conference registration but if you choose to stay off campus you are responsible for making your own hotel reservation. Any hotel expenses are not included in your conference registration fee.\nIf you extend your visit\, or prefer to stay off campus\, you will need to arrange your own accommodations. Arriving at Boston University: \nResidence Hal Check In: Check in is from NOON-1:45 PM on Monday\, July 29\, at the front desk of your assigned residence hall. You will receive your room key and can drop off your luggage.\nCheck out on Friday afternoon is available until 2:00 PM. Plan your travel accordingly; early check in and late check out is not available.\nIf you purchased overnight parking\, park in the loading zone outside your residence hall and run in to get your parking pass with your room key. More information about overnight and daily parking will be shared with you in advance of your arrival.\nInstitute Registration: Institute registration will run from 12:30-2:00 PM on Monday\, July 29.\nThe conference will begin at 2:15 PM in the School of Law located at 765 Commonwealth Ave. A light lunch will be provided.\nIf you arrive after 2:15 PM\, check into the residence halls and proceed to the School of Law to pick up your conference material and join the institute sessions in progress. Accommodations in the residence halls will NOT be available before NOON on Monday\, July 29\, or after 2:00 PM\, Friday\, Aug. 2. If you plan to arrive in Boston outside of these times\, please be sure to make alternate lodging arrangements. \nWhat to Bring!\nAttire: Casual dress is appropriate for the entire institute\, including shorts\, t‐shirts and sandals. The average July temperature is 85° F and low is 65° F\, so please pack accordingly. Note that meeting rooms and residence halls may be chillier than expected\, so it is recommended you bring a sweater or a jacket for the day and warm pajamas for evening.\nArea restaurants do not require a coat or tie\, though you may want to pack business casual attire for the dinner cruise. Remember to bring layers as it may be chilly in the evening\, especially for the Dinner Cruise Thursday\, August 1 on The Boston Harbor.\nEach residence hall suite is equipped with a microwave and a refrigerator.\nRecommended items for those staying in the residence halls. These are suggested items to ensure your personal comfort. \nALL personal toiletries\, including soap and shampoo\nBath towels/bathrobe. Although a towel is provided in your room\, you may want your own full-size towel.\nAdditional hand soap\nHair dryer\nAdditional linens for twin bed and extra pillow\nAlthough sheets\, blanket\, and pillow are provided\, you may want to bring your own to ensure your personal comfort.\nAdditional blanket\nWarm pajamas\nSweater\nRain gear and/or umbrella (walking is required rain or shine)\nComfortable shoes or sneakers\nCool and casual/semi‐casual clothing\nShower shoes (You may be sharing a shower with another attendee)\nLaptop and tablet (not required)\nChargers for your electronic devices \n*Forget Something?\nDrug Stores and shopping are located in nearby Kenmore Square and Fenway Park neighborhoods.Bookmark
URL:https://hellocommunity.net/event/2019-summer-institute-in-alumni-relations/
LOCATION:Boston University\, |One Silber Way\, Boston\, MA\, 02215\, United States
ORGANIZER;CN="Council for Advancement and Support of Education CASE":MAILTO:support.case.org
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20190729
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20190803
DTSTAMP:20190608T213945Z
CREATED:20190416T115802Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20190608T213945Z
UID:4616-1564358400-1564790399@hellocommunity.net
SUMMARY:2019 Summer Institute in Communications and Marketing
DESCRIPTION:The Summer Institute is a valuable investment in you and your organization. Through the institute you will have an opportunity to:\n-Gain new ideas that will advance your institution in communications\, marketing\, digital media publications and more.\n-Learn practical strategies that will improve and advance your marketing and communications initiatives.\n-Discuss the ever-changing landscape of social media.\n-Make valuable connections with peers who you can call upon throughout your career.\n-Get a deeper understanding of how communication and marketing plays an important role in advancement.\n-Understand issues currently facing higher education and discover how educational institutions are responding. \nWho Should Attend?\n-Communication and web: Coordinators\, specialists; assistant managers/directors.\n-Marketing: Coordinators\, specialists; assistant managers/directors.\n-Publications: Coordinators\, assistant managers/directors; writers.\n-Development communications: Coordinators\, specialists\, assistant managers/directors.\n-Editorial services: Coordinators\, specialists\, assistant editors/directors.\n-New managers or directors who are transitioning to educational advancement from another field\, or who wants to better understand communications and marketing fundamentals. \nEarly Bird*\n$2\,790\, Member\n$4\,020\, Nonmember \nRegular Rates\n$2\,990\, Member\n$4\,220\, Nonmember\n*Early bird ends May 31\, 2019.\nRegistration is online only. CASE accepts payment by check or credit card for conference registration fees. \nArriving at Boston University:\nResidence Hall Check In: Check in is from NOON-1:45 PM on Monday\, July 29\, at the front desk of your assigned residence hall. You will receive your room key and can drop off your luggage.\nCheck out on Friday afternoon is available until 2:00 PM. Plan your travel accordingly; early check in and late check out is not available.\nIf you purchased overnight parking\, park in the loading zone outside your residence hall and run in to get your parking pass with your room key. More information about overnight and daily parking will be shared with you in advance of your arrival.\nInstitute Registration: Institute registration will run from 12:30-2:00 PM on Monday\, July 29.\nThe conference will begin at 2:15 PM in the School of Law located at 765 Commonwealth Ave. A light lunch will be provided.\nIf you arrive after 2:15 PM\, check into the residence halls and proceed to the School of Law to pick up your conference material and join the institute sessions in progress. \n*Accommodations in the residence halls will NOT be available before NOON on Monday\, July 29\, or after 2:00 PM\, Friday\, Aug. 2. If you plan to arrive in Boston outside of these times\, please be sure to make alternate lodging arrangements.Bookmark
URL:https://hellocommunity.net/event/2019-summer-institute-in-communications-and-marketing/
LOCATION:Boston University\, |One Silber Way\, Boston\, MA\, 02215\, United States
ORGANIZER;CN="Council for Advancement and Support of Education CASE":MAILTO:support.case.org
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20190729
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20190803
DTSTAMP:20190608T213946Z
CREATED:20190415T012004Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20190608T213946Z
UID:4668-1564358400-1564790399@hellocommunity.net
SUMMARY:2019 New Presidents Academy
DESCRIPTION:Eligibility:\nThe academy is open to first-time AASCU member presidents and chancellors appointed after September 2017. \nFor more information\, contact:\nToyia Younger\nPhone: (202) 478-4644\nyoungert@aascu.org \nThe AASCU New Presidents Academy is tailored to the distinctive needs of presidents and chancellors who lead state colleges and universities. Don’t miss this unique opportunity to meet with your state university peers in a learning environment that is supportive\, engaging and tailored to the specific challenges that a first-time president is likely to face. \nThe New Presidents Academy is an intensive leadership development experience that begins with an orientation program and dinner on the first evening; includes four full day sessions with group meals; and ends with a closing dinner and transition ceremony on the final evening. Participants are expected to attend all sessions\, including group meals. Members of the Academy faculty are engaged with participants throughout the week in both the formal and informal settings. The schedule includes time each afternoon for individual consultations with faculty by appointment.\nTopics include:\n-Strategic Visioning Institutional Change\n-Presidential Leadership In Adversity\n-Diversity and Inclusion\n-Working with External Constituencies & Advocacy for Public Higher Education\n-Fund and Friend raising\n-Financial Management and Resources Allocations\n-Intercollegiate Athletics\n-Shaping the Organization/Team Building\n-Interpretive Communication and much more…\n-AASCU’s New Presidents Academy is the only program that offers new presidents executive coaching and mentoring throughout the first year to support continued learning and success. \nDress Code: Business Casual \nThe registration fee academy program costs\, materials and most meals during the four-and-a-half-day program. Participants are responsible for paying their own travel and hotel costs.\nMember President/Chancellor – $3\,500\nNon-member President/Chancellor – $4\,000 \n*Call (800) 566-2524 – Reservations\nand mention you are with the “AASCU 2019 New President’s Academy”Bookmark
URL:https://hellocommunity.net/event/2019-new-presidents-academy/
LOCATION:Kona Kai Resort & Spa\, 1551 Shelter Island Drive\, San Diego\, CA\, 92106\, United States
CATEGORIES:Academy/Institute
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20190729
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20190803
DTSTAMP:20190608T213948Z
CREATED:20190415T005036Z
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UID:4624-1564358400-1564790399@hellocommunity.net
SUMMARY:2019 POD Network Institute for New Faculty Developers (INFD)
DESCRIPTION:Registration for the 2019 POD Institute for New Faculty Developers (hosted by the University of North Carolina Greensboro) IS NOW OPEN. \nThe INFD will take place at the UNCG campus with hotel accommodations at the Marriott Greensboro Downtown.\nThe POD Network sponsors the Institute to mentor new practitioners and facilitate excellence in practice among its members. The primary audience is persons in the early years of educational development roles. \n2019 theme: Inclusive Critical Practice\nThe time is now to look at our inclusive future. The 2019 INFD encompasses the history of the field of educational development in higher education with a focus on our inclusive future. Participants will attend sessions on Emerging Inclusive Practice\, Emerging Technology\, Emerging Best Practices\, and “How To” for practical application. Each session is geared at building skills in educational development from consulting to event planning and beyond.\nParticipants will develop a program action plan with the support of seasoned educational developers\, have the opportunity to network with colleagues\, create mentoring relationships with dedicated practitioners\, and reflect on their own critical practice.\nThe event ends with a reception at the International Civil Rights Museum\, home of the first Woolworth Sit-ins.\nFor more information\, please contact the 2019 INFD Team Chair Laura Pipe (lmpipe@uncg.edu)\, Director of the Teaching Innovations Office at UNCG.\nYou may also visit the 2019 INFD website. \nRegistration Information \nHotel: Greensboro Marriott Downtown\n304 North Greene Street\nGreensboro\, North Carolina 27401 USA\nLinks: Greensboro Marriott DowntownBookmark
URL:https://hellocommunity.net/event/2019-pod-network-institute-for-new-faculty-developers-infd/
LOCATION:The University of North Carolina at Greensboro\, 1400 Spring Garden Street\, Greensboro\, NC\, 27412\, United States
CATEGORIES:Workshop
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20190725
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20190728
DTSTAMP:20190608T213951Z
CREATED:20190415T012141Z
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SUMMARY:2019 Academic Affairs Summer Meeting
DESCRIPTION:In our Academic Affairs Summer Meeting\, we will continue the focus of the recent winter meeting on innovation in higher education. We’re interested in what innovations are currently being tried on different campuses. Who is leading innovation and why are they doing it? What are the innovations being attempted? What innovations are successful? What are the obstacles to innovation? How do we build a culture of innovation? \nWe’ll also have the broad array of other issues that we typically present in our academic affairs conferences\, addressing prominent academic issues in the academy: faculty issues (hiring\, professional development\, academic freedom\, contingent faculty)\, academic policies and practices (free speech\, tenure\, etc.)\, instructional innovation\, and a variety of other academic issues. A core strand running through this conference will be a focus on student success\, engaging participants in the recent work AASCU has undertaken thru Re-Imaging the First Year and the Frontier Set. Our conferences are deliberately eclectic\, with a wide range of topics that appeal to the broad range of experiences and interests of our diverse set of participants. \nWe are collecting R.S.V.P. information for the following events as part of your meeting registration.\nThursday\, July 25\, 2019\nPre-Conference Workshop for Women Provosts – $50 additional fee (includes lunch)\n9:00 am – 1:00 pm\nWorkshop for women currently serving the in the role of provost or chief academic officer for an AASCU institution \nPre-Conference Workshop for New Provosts\n12:30 pm – 2:30 pm\nWorkshop for Provosts or Chief Academic Officers who have been newly appointed or who are in their first year in the position (does not include lunch) \nFriday\, July 26\, 2019\nBreakfast for Provosts of Color\n7:30 am – 8:45 am\nOpen to all attendees \nFriday\, July 26 and Saturday\, July 27\, 2019\nProvost-Only Program\nJuly 26: 5:00 pm – 7:00 pm\nJuly 27: 9:00 am – 12:00 pm\nSpecialized content for serving Provosts or Chief Academic Officers only (including interim or acting Provosts); begins on Friday afternoon with a Provost-only reception and meeting; continues on Saturday morning with Provost-focused sessions and a discussion forum; concludes at 12:00 pm on Saturday. All costs are included in the Provost fee for attendance. \nPlease note: In order to register\, you must first sign in to your AASCU account. If you do not already have an AASCU account\, you can create one by clicking the “create a new account” button under the sign-in box. \nWhen you register\, please be sure to select the correct registration category (i.e.\, Provost/CAO\, Other Campus Representative\, Non-Member\, Sponsor or Spouse/Partner). See “Fees” above for a description of each category.\nIf you need assistance with the registration process\, please contact Felicia Durham\, AASCU’s Meeting Registrar\, by email at durhamf@aascu.org or by phone at (202) 478-4673. \nUnless otherwise noted\, registration fees include all program sessions and materials\, the opening reception on Thursday\, breakfast on Friday\, lunch and the closing reception on Saturday\, refreshments\, and all breaks.\nProvost / Chief Academic Officer (CAO) : $695\nIf you are the provost or CAO of an AASCU member institution\, your registration fee is $695. All other representatives from your campus should pay the reduced registration fee (see below). This includes the provost-only program beginning on Friday afternoon (including dinner) and concludes mid-day on Saturday. \nOther Campus Representative: $595\nProvosts are encouraged to invite other individuals from their campuses (deans\, associate provosts\, student affairs representatives\, faculty members\, etc.) to attend the meeting. These individuals should pay the reduced registration fee of $595. \nNon-Member: $795\nIndividuals who are not employed at AASCU member campuses should pay the Non-Member registration fee. \nSponsor with fee waiver: $0; Without fee waiver: $595 \nSpouse / Partner $195\nThis registration fee includes the opening reception on Thursday\, breakfast on Friday and Saturday\, lunch on Friday\, and the closing reception on Saturday. \nAASCU Academic Affairs Summer Conference Booking Website:\nhttps://book.passkey.com/go/AASCUJuly2019 \n Bookmark
URL:https://hellocommunity.net/event/2019-academic-affairs-summer-meeting/
LOCATION:Hilton Minneapolis\, 1001 Marquette Ave South\, Minneapolis\, MN\, 55403\, United States
CATEGORIES:Annual Conference of an Organization
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20190721
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20190726
DTSTAMP:20190608T213953Z
CREATED:20190416T120401Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20190608T213953Z
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SUMMARY:2019 Summer Institute in Educational Fundraising
DESCRIPTION:Early Bird*\n$2\,890\, Member\n$4\,120\, Nonmember\nRegular Rates\n$2\,990\, Member\n$4\,220\, Nonmember\n*Early bird ends May 31\, 2019.\nThe institute registration fee includes:\n-Institute program\nAttendee bag and water bottle\n-Accommodations at the Dartmouth Residence Halls (Sunday-Thursday)\n-Breakfast (Monday-Thursday)\n-Lunch (Monday-Thursday)\n-Dinner on Sunday and Monday\n-Internet access in the residence hall rooms and throughout campus\n-Additional services available for an extra charge (pay when registering): Parking pass (for campus satellite lot): $50; Bus *Fees: Roundtrip: $180; One way: $90egistration is online only. CASE accepts payment by check or credit card for conference registration fees. \nYou will be given a meal card that will serve as your meal ticket to campus eateries for breakfast and lunch each day. You will need to have your meal card with you for breakfast and lunch\, which will be available in 53 Commons Dining Hall. \nLimited mid-morning and mid-afternoon refreshment breaks are scheduled daily.\nMid-morning break\nCoffee and cold drinks will be served.\nMid-afternoon break\nCoffee\, cold drinks and snacks will be served. \nSunday’s dinner will be held on campus on the Lord Lawn and includes all the best of a New England-style clambake\, featuring lobster and many other selections. Monday’s barbeque will be held in the same location.\nFor Monday’s barbeque\, please wear your favorite t-shirt or sweatshirt proudly displaying your institution or organization’s name.\n*You will be on your own for dinner on Tuesday and Wednesday evenings. There are wonderful restaurants within walking distance in Hanover. Visit http://www.hanoverchamber.org for dining recommendations. \nAccommodations: \nAs part of your registration fee\, you will receive a four-night stay in the Dartmouth Residence Halls. Each attendee will stay in a private room with air conditioning and share a semi-private bathroom and shower facilities. Some showers in the newer residence halls are in the hallways. Rooms have daily maid service and towels and linens are provided. An ice machine is in the dormitory kitchen area.\nRooms will be filled on a first-come\, first-served basis determined by the date CASE receives registrations. Be sure to let CASE know in advance if you require any special accommodations due to physical limitations.\nIf you choose to stay off campus\, CASE will deduct $200 off your registration fee. If registering online\, enter code OFFSITE in the “Promo Code” field of the final checkout page to receive this discount.\n*Due to liability limitations\, guests not affiliated with the institute are not permitted to stay in the residence halls. If you must bring additional guests with you\, it is recommended that you stay off site (see list of nearby hotels under the Traveling to Hanover section). Please notify CASE staff in advance by checking the appropriate box on your registration form if you do not plan on staying in the residence halls. \nResidence hall life is very different than hotel life.\nThough linens and towels are provided\, many amenities are not.\n*You are responsible for your own room key and will incur any charges for lost keys. The Conferences & Special Events office agrees to provide each guest with one (1) room key at check-in. If keys and/or access cards are not returned at check out\, a fee of $60/room key will be charged to the participant. \nAdditional items for those staying in the residence hall:-All personal toiletries-Bath towels/bathrobe. Although towels are provided daily\, you may want your own full-size towel.\n-Shower shoes\n-Hair dryer\n-Rain gear and umbrella (walking is required rain or shine)\n-Alarm clock (there is no wake-up service)\n-Additional blanket (air conditioners cannot be adjusted)\n-Cool and casual/semi-casual clothing\n-Warm pajamas (air conditioning in residence hall may be cool)\n-Sweater (air conditioning in the classrooms may be cool)\n-Clothes hangers (few will be provided) \n-Portable iron\n-Your favorite t-shirt\, hat or sweatshirt from your institution for Monday night’s barbecue\n-Business cards\n-Chargers for your electronic devices \nForget Something?\nThere is a CVS located within walking distance to campus. \nWhat Not to Bring! \n-Food/Snacks (plenty is provided throughout the day)\n*Gluten free and other specialty options are available in the dining hall\n-Backpack (backpacks are not allowed in the general session theater. A canvas tote bag is provided at check-in. Purses are allowed.) \nArrival and On-Site Registration Information:\nComing to Hanover-\nPlease plan to arrive on Sunday\, July 21\, between NOON and 3:00 PM for registration. General conference orientation and welcoming remarks begin at 4:00 PM in Moore Theater in the Hopkins Center.\nUnfortunately\, residence halls will not be available for early arrivals or late departures. Should you arrive before Sunday\, July 21\, or stay beyond Thursday\, July 25\, you will need to make your own reservations in advance (see list of nearby hotels in the Traveling to Hanover section).\nThe registration desk will be located in the Occom Commons in Goldstein Residence Hall on the corner of College and Maynard Streets. The GPS address is 6 Maynard Street.\nAt the registration desk\, you will receive your room assignment\, room key\, meal card\, and\, if purchased\, parking and athletic passes. Conference materials will be located in your residence hall room; if you are staying off campus you will receive them at registration.\nWe will assemble at 4:00 PM in Moore Theater in the Hopkins Center for an introduction to the institute\, faculty and each other.\nA New England-style clambake is on tap for 7:30 PM on Lord Lawn\, located on Tuck Drive. Dress code is cool and casual (shorts\, t-shirts). \nArriving Late on Sunday:\nAlthough the opening session of the institute will begin at 4:00 PM\, the registration desk in Occom Commons in the Goldstein Residence Hall will remain open until 10:00 PM. A Dartmouth College dorm clerk will be on duty to assist and direct you.\nIf you arrive on campus before 10:00 PM\, go directly to in the Goldstein Occom Lounge\, in the McLaughlin Cluster Residence Halls. A Dartmouth College dorm clerk will be on duty to assist and direct you.\nIf you arrive on campus after 10:00 PM\, go directly to the Department of Safety and Security located at 5 Rope Ferry Road to get your residence hall key. Safety and Security is located diagonally across from the parking lot from Goldstein Residence Hall and is open 24 hours a day. Campus security officers will direct you to your room and give you your key and meal card.\nIf you arrive between the hours of 7:30-9:00 PM\, staff and institute participants will be on Lord Lawn for our clambake. Come join us there after registering in Occom Commons in Goldstein Residence Hall. Monday’s general session begins promptly at 7:45 AM. \nA dorm clerk (Dartmouth staff) will be on duty in the Occom Lounge in Goldstein Residence Hall on Sunday\, July 21\, NOON-10:00 PM to assist institute participants with check in and answer questions.\nIf you encounter any problems on Monday through Wednesday\, please report them to the CASE Desk located outside of the General Session and they will communicate your request directly to the Dartmouth staff. A dorm clerk (Dartmouth staff) will also be on duty in the Occom Lounge in Goldstein Residence Hall on Thursday\, July 25\, 8:00 AM-2:00 PM to assist with check out. \nInternet Service:\nDartmouth College provides each room with free high-speed Internet service. Guests should connect to the Dartmouth Public Wireless Network (SSID). No authentication will be required; you will be routed to a public ISP for access to the Internet.\nCampus libraries and other campus facilities are equipped with computers and Internet connections. However\, because printers\, fax machines and copiers are few and far between on campus and in town\, we recommend that you do not try to maintain your office routine while attending the institute. \n*Emergency Number\nIncoming emergency calls may be made to 603-646-4000\, day or night. This is the number of the Department of Safety and Security\, which will deliver a message to you to return a call. Outgoing calls may be made from the pay telephones located in the residence halls. \n*Medical Aid\nThe Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center and Clinic is less than two miles from campus and includes a modern and complete complex of emergency and operating facilities. In the event of an emergency\, dial 911. \nEnd of Conference: \nThe institute will adjourn on Thursday\, July 25 at NOON.\nLunch will be available in 53 Commons following adjournment. Bus riders will be given a box lunch to take onboard the bus returning to Logan or Manchester Airports.\nParticipants must check out of the dorms by 2:00 PM. A shuttle van will start running between the residence halls and the parking lot at 9:00 AM.\nBuses to Logan and Manchester Airport: Buses board between 12:30-1:00 PM near Occom Commons in Goldstein Residence Hall where you arrived on Sunday\, and depart no later than 1:00 PM. If your plans have changed and you must cancel your bus reservation\, please alert CASE staff. A few seats might be available for those who did not previously register for the bus. Please inquire with CASE staff if you are interested.\nCheck-out Procedure\nReturn your dorm room key to the dorm clerk in Occom Commons in Goldstein Residence Hall between 8:00 AM-2:00 PM. If you fail to return the key\, you will be charged $60.\nIf you are departing early\, key drop boxes will be located in the ground floor lounge of each residence hall.Bookmark
URL:https://hellocommunity.net/event/2019-summer-institute-in-educational-fundraising/
LOCATION:Dartmouth College\, Hanover\, NH\, 03755\, United States
CATEGORIES:Regional Organization Event
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ORGANIZER;CN="Council for Advancement and Support of Education CASE":MAILTO:support.case.org
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20190716
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20190720
DTSTAMP:20190608T213955Z
CREATED:20190414T005447Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20190608T213955Z
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SUMMARY:2019 Institute on Integrative Learning and Signature Work
DESCRIPTION:Who Should Attend?\nThe Institute is designed for teams of faculty\, of all types\, staff\, and administrators at all phases of campus reform efforts. Because integrative learning\, signature work\, and community engagement\, cross multiple areas of campus work\, teams can explore a range of campus reform efforts via this Institute\, including general education reform\, connection of general education and major curricula\, connection of the curriculum and cocurriculum\, scaling global learning efforts\, and strategies for advancing equity. The minimum team size is five people\, including at least one senior academic officer. Campuses interested in applying are encouraged to consider a diverse range of possible team members who may represent important stakeholders in reform efforts\, including faculty (from a range of disciplines)\, student affairs professionals\, assessment directors\, campus staff (e.g. registrar)\, and community-engagement leaders.Bookmark
URL:https://hellocommunity.net/event/2019-institute-on-integrative-learning-and-signature-work/
LOCATION:Emory University\, 201 Dowman Drive\, Atlanta\, GA\, 30322\, United States
CATEGORIES:Academy/Institute
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ORGANIZER;CN="AACU":MAILTO:information@aacu.org
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20190716
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20190720
DTSTAMP:20190608T214031Z
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SUMMARY:2019 Institute on Teaching and Learning for Campus-wide Interfaith Excellence
DESCRIPTION:The ever-increasing diversity of the United States means that we regularly encounter religious difference in our everyday lives. American citizens have a choice of how to respond to this unprecedented diversity and difference in our communities and nation. Rather than allowing apathy or intolerance to define the future of our democracy\, we can choose to engage each other to build bridges across lines of difference. American colleges and universities have a special role and responsibility to help our fellow citizens explore how to embrace our many differences while maintaining a common life together. Higher education brings people together across lines of religious difference through curricular\, co-curricular\, and community engagement opportunities. As such\, campuses serve as both a laboratory for how diverse societies can thrive\, as well as a launching pad for the next generation of leaders who can transform experiences with diversity into engaged and productive pluralism. \nThe 2019 Institute on Teaching and Learning for Campus-wide Interfaith Excellence\, in tandem with AAC&U’s Institute on Integrative Learning and Signature Work\, will prepare college and university leaders to transform their campuses into model environments for interfaith cooperation. Informed by the Leadership Practices for Interfaith Excellence\, the Institute is an opportunity for campuses to develop context specific plans for integrating interfaith cooperation in sustainable and far-reaching ways in order to cultivate new generations of civic interfaith leaders. Over the course of this four-day Institute\, campus teams will meet with a faculty advisor\, attend sessions relevant to their campus project\, meet as a team to develop a context-specific action plan\, and consult with experts on pressing issues. \nThrough the generous support of the Arthur Vining Davis Foundations\, all costs will be covered for campus teams who attend the Institute. In addition\, each campus will be eligible for a $5\,000 grant to implement their action plan on campus. Campus teams will continue to receive guidance and mentorship from IFYC and AAC&U throughout the year. Representatives from each campus team will be asked to attend a gathering in spring 2020 to share and reflect on their interfaith action plans post-institute.Bookmark
URL:https://hellocommunity.net/event/2019-institute-on-teaching-and-learning-for-campus-wide-interfaith-excellence/
LOCATION:Emory University\, 201 Dowman Drive\, Atlanta\, GA\, 30322\, United States
CATEGORIES:Academy/Institute
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ORGANIZER;CN="AACU":MAILTO:information@aacu.org
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20190714
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20190717
DTSTAMP:20190608T214034Z
CREATED:20190415T011322Z
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SUMMARY:Summit for Leaders in Advancement
DESCRIPTION:As the advancement landscape shifts\, it becomes increasingly imperative for senior leaders to make strategic decisions\, drive innovation and cultivate a culture of excellence. \nHigher-education students and faculty are often on the vanguard of social movements\, not least because college is often the first time people from different backgrounds are brought into contact in meaningful and sustained ways. As the United States reckons with the legacy of slavery and segregation and the ongoing reality of racial injustice\, Europe grapples with ever-growing waves of immigration from Africa and the Middle East\, people with cultures and religions vastly different from those of once homogenous European societies. In this context\, it is important that higher education advancement leaders deepen their understanding of race\, culture and inclusion and their capacity to engage in challenging conversations across human differences. \nEarly Bird* by May 31\, 2019\n$1\,575\, Member\n$2\,100\, Nonmember\nRegular Conference Rate\n$1\,675\, Member\n$2\,200\, Nonmember\n*Early bird ends May 31\, 2019. Registration is online only. CASE accepts payment by check or credit card for conference registration fees.\nPlus\, register two or more from your institution at the same time online and receive a $50 discount each!\nRegistration is online only. CASE accepts payment by check or credit card for conference registration fees.\nAll prices shown are in U.S. Dollars. If your preferred currency is not USD\, the fee will display in your preferred currency at the start of the registration process. CASE accepts USD\, CAD\, AUD\, SGD\, EUR & GBP.\nThe hotel rate is not included in your conference registration fee. You are responsible for making your own hotel reservation. \nmassmaBookmark
URL:https://hellocommunity.net/event/summit-for-leaders-in-advancement/
LOCATION:Sheraton Boston Hotel\, 39 Dalton Street\, Boston\, MA\, 02199\, United States
ORGANIZER;CN="Council for Advancement and Support of Education CASE":MAILTO:support.case.org
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20190708
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20190711
DTSTAMP:20190608T214036Z
CREATED:20190413T152023Z
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SUMMARY:The Future of Public Higher Ed
DESCRIPTION:Public higher education has never been more challenged. Join Inside Higher Ed for IHE NOW\, July 8-10\, 2019\, in Baltimore\, MD\, as we examine issues such as the eroding business models of many state colleges and universities and the impact of partisanship on academe. This three-day summit\, “The Future of Public Higher Ed\,” will feature experts from every sector of public higher education\, as well as political and corporate leaders. We will ask questions and explore thorny issues that often get short shrift at other conferences\, and push for unflinching discussion among participants. Uncover what is really next for public higher education. \nAttendees will be among 400 other higher ed professionals from Research Universities\, Regional Public Universities and Community Colleges. Don’t just hear about it\, be there! \nSpace is limited\, register now. \nINDIVIDUAL REGISTRATION Early bird rate ends December 15\, 2018 \n– Corporate: $950 each ($850 early bird)\n– Higher Ed: $750 each ($600 early bird) \nPurchase 3 or more higher ed individual registrations in the same transaction and receive 10% off the total cost \nPlease contact events@insidehighered.com with any media inquiries. \nRegister Now\nContact Information\nCall Us: 202-448-6104Bookmark
URL:https://hellocommunity.net/event/the-future-of-public-higher-ed/
LOCATION:Renaissance Baltimore Harborplace Hotel\, 202 East Pratt Street\, Baltimore\, Maryland\, 21202\, United States
CATEGORIES:Topical conference
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20190704
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20200214
DTSTAMP:20190608T214037Z
CREATED:20190416T121158Z
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SUMMARY:Future Professional Directors (FPD4)
DESCRIPTION:Deadline: Wednesday 15 May 2019 \nThe programme includes three modules\, two action learning sets and a 360-degree diagnostic. It runs over nine months from March until November\, and is supported by online learning activities to maintain momentum between the modules. \nFees:\n£5\,450.00 Advance HE LGM Members price (excluding Associate Fellowship) \n£5\,950.00 Advance HE LGM Members price (including Associate Fellowship) \n£6\,815.00 Advance HE LGM Non Members price (excluding Associate Fellowship) \n£7\,315.00 Advance HE LGM Non Members price (including Associate Fellowship) \nModule 1: Tuesday 2nd to Thursday 4th July 2019\, Northamptonshire\nWebinar: Thursday 25th July 2019\n360 Day and Action Learning Set 1: Wednesday 4th and Thursday 5th September 2019\nModule 2: Thursday 14th and Friday 15th November 2019\nAction Learning Set 2: Thursday 12th December 2019\nChallenge Group Deadline: Friday 10th January 2020\nModule 3: Wednesday 12th to Thursday 13th February 2020 \nIf you have any questions about the Future Professional Directors programme please contact programmes@advance-he.ac.uk\, T: 020 3468 4833. \nThe University of Northampton’s relocation to its new £330m Waterside Campus will provide the focus of the 2019 Future Professional Directors (FPD) programme live case study\, the centrepiece of Module One.- find out more here.Bookmark
URL:https://hellocommunity.net/event/future-professional-directors-fpd4/
LOCATION:North Hampton\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Academy/Institute
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20190626
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20190701
DTSTAMP:20190608T214039Z
CREATED:20190416T115926Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20190608T214039Z
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SUMMARY:2019 Summer Council of Presidents
DESCRIPTION:AASCU’s Summer Council of Presidents programming is designed to provide strategies and tools to help presidents and chancellors successfully lead change\, drive innovation and create a sustainable future. Attendance is limited to current\npresidents and chancellors of member institutions\, family members and guests. \nSpeakers: \nJohn O’Brien\, President & CEO at EDUCAUSE will speak and present an interactive presentation on “Everything a President Needs to Know About Technology”. \nJeffrey J. Selingo has written about higher education for two decades. He is the author of three books\, a contributing writer at the Washington Post and The Atlantic\, and a professor of practice and special advisor at Arizona State University. He is also a visiting scholar at Georgia Tech’s Center for 21st Century Universities. \nSpecial Program and Fees\nSustaining the Vision: Second and Third-Year Presidents Workshop\nJune 26th – $250 \nExperienced Presidents Retreat\nJune 26th and June 27th – $325 \nAASCU Women Presidents Program\nJune 27th – $175 \nRegistration Fees for the 2019 Summer Council of Presidents\n(Includes all sessions\, Thursday opening reception\, Friday and Saturday lunches\, breakfasts\, evening reception and breaks.) \n“Registration is not complete until payment is received. If payment is not received prior to arrival at the meeting\, a check or credit card is required to complete the registration transaction.” \nThe special conference rate is $219 for a single/double room plus 13.15% state and local taxes (current tax rate may change).\nTo obtain this rate\, you must book your room by Wednesday\, June 5\, 2019. \nReserve accommodations early\, well before June 5when rooms are released. After June 5\, if accommodations are available\, they will be at a higher rate. Once AASCU’s conference rate rooms are filled\, alternative overflow rooms will be listed on A \nYou can make reservations online if your stay is in the June 24 to July 2 window of the room block.\nHowever\, if you wish to book before or after AASCU’s room block\, prefer to upgrade your room type at a higher rate\, or if your online reservation fails (rooms may be sold out on one of your preferred nights)\, please call the hotel reservations office for assistance 1-888-238-4218. \nA deposit equal to one night’s stay is required to hold the reservation and shall be applied to the first night of the reserved stay. The deposit is refundable if notice is received at least twenty-four (24) hours prior to arrival and a cancellation number is obtained. Should you fail to show up or notify the hotel of cancellation\, the hotel may retain the deposit. \nEarly Departure Fee: An early departure fee of one night’s stay and tax will apply if a attendee checks out prior to the confirmed checkout date and without providing notice upon check in. Guests wishing to avoid an early checkout fee should advise the hotel at or before check-in of any change in planned length of stay. \nIndicate any disability-related requirements or special preferences when making your reservation. The Hilton Minneapolis reservations department will work to accommodate your requests. \n*Cancellation & Refund Policy:\nCancellations must be made in writing and are subject to a cancellation fee if received after 5 p.m. Eastern Time\, Monday\, June 10\, 2019. Cancellations received prior to this will receive a full refund. Refunds will be issued within 45 days of the meeting’s conclusion. Payments made online will be refunded back to the credit card; all other refunds will be issued via check. Please note\, due to pre-program preparations\, cancellations received after 5 p.m. EST on June 10\, 2019\, including no-shows\, * are not eligible for refunds (including optional events.) No-show is a registrant who does not attend the meeting and has not canceled in writing. No-shows are responsible for all registered meeting charges.\n*An administrative fee of one-night’s stay ($219 plus tax) will be assessed to each reservation canceled after Friday\, June 7th.Bookmark
URL:https://hellocommunity.net/event/2019-summer-council-of-presidents/
LOCATION:Hilton Minneapolis\, 1001 Marquette Ave S\, Minneapolis\, MN\, 55401\, United States
CATEGORIES:Appointment focused event
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20190625
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20190629
DTSTAMP:20190608T214041Z
CREATED:20190416T120900Z
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SUMMARY:Preparing for Senior Strategic Leadership (PSSL 31)
DESCRIPTION:Preparing for Senior Strategic Leadership will support you to reflect upon and develop your leadership identity through an active engagement with contemporary perspectives on organisational change. \nApplication deadline: 31 May 2019 by 23:59PM \nLocation: North West England \nFees:\n£3\,565.00 Advance HE LGM Member Price (excluding Associate Fellowship) \n£4\,065.00 Advance HE LGM Member Price (including Associate Fellowship) \n£4\,450.00 Advance HE LGM Non Member Price (excluding Associate Fellowship) \n£5\,075.00 Advance HE LGM Non Member Price (including Associate Fellowship) \nThe programme fee includes all costs associated with:\n-Dinner\, accommodation and breakfast for the nights of the programme (3 nights in total). Delegates may book additional accommodation for the night before or after the event. The location of this programme is North West England.\n-Lunch and refreshments during the programme times\n-Materials\n-External speakers \nKey Features:\nWithin the framework provided by the Connected Leadership model\, PSSL creates a confidential space – and realistic\, practically-focused learning activities – for new and aspiring senior leaders to explore their motivation\, purpose and values\, and build personal resilience. Key features of the programme include:\n-360° feedback diagnostic which will enable you to appreciate your approach to leading and managing.\n-An enquiry-based provocation on a contemporary challenge in higher education leadership.\n-Handling sensitive issues explored through an interactive forum theatre session.\n-A simulation exercise to engage with negotiation skills and collaboration.\n-Group and self-reflection on leadership values and resilience\, including a window on work values diagnostic.\n-Engagement with the challenge of change leadership from a variety of angles and perspectives.\n-A workshop on ‘Leadership and the Power of Narrative’.\n-Action-learning sessions to address organisational outcomes. \nParticipants will enjoy a safe\, well supported space in which to discover strengths in their weaknesses and also the weaknesses in their strengths. They will have the opportunity to develop their resilience whilst learning about their emerging leadership identity. Working in environments where time and space to reflect on leadership is often short\, participants will gain the support\, structure and advice to explore their leadership skills and consider how they can flourish using these as a new specialism.\nConnected Leadership\nA key model that underpins the programme\, Connected Leadership\, has been designed to develop effective leadership by enhancing the skills\, qualities and mindset required to successfully engage both people and the wider organisation. Fundamental to this model is the idea of ‘connecting people with purpose’. It explores four key intelligences through theory and practical application\, these are; emotional intelligence\, social and political intelligence\, cultural (or narrative) intelligence and inclusive intelligence. \nIf you need any assistance with MyLF please contact programmes@advance-he.ac.uk.\nIf you have any questions about PSSL\, please contact programmes@advance-he.ac.uk\, T: 020 3468 4833. \n  \n Bookmark
URL:https://hellocommunity.net/event/preparing-for-senior-strategic-leadership-pssl-31/
LOCATION:VA
CATEGORIES:Academy/Institute
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20190625
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20190629
DTSTAMP:20190608T214043Z
CREATED:20190415T010201Z
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SUMMARY:2019 Institute on Truth\, Racial Healing & Transformation Campus Centers
DESCRIPTION:At the institute\, new and returning TRHT Campus Center teams will identify evidence-based strategies that support their defined vision for what their communities will look and feel like when the belief in the hierarchy of human value no longer exists. Teams will participate in racial healing circles\, design workshops\, and collaborate with experienced TRHT Campus Center mentors\, workshop facilitators\, communication experts\, and evaluation consultants to develop and/or refine their transformative campus action plans. The action plans will include strategic goals that align with each TRHT Campus Center’s vision and how those goals fit within the existing TRHT framework\, and action steps to achieve the goals. The action plans will include a list of intended outcomes\, evaluation strategies\, as well as communication\, stakeholder engagement\, and sustainability plans. \nPrior to attending the institute\, TRHT Campus Center teams will be asked to develop a vision statement\, to identify possible community partners\, to complete pre-institute readings\, and to reflect upon the existing TRHT framework and how the work aligns with their institution’s strategic priorities. \nTeams interested in learning more about the Truth\, Racial Healing\, and Transformation framework\, and that have an interest in hosting a TRHT Campus Center are invited to apply. The TRHT effort should strategically align with institutional priorities and goals for advancing social justice and equitable communities. All regionally accredited two-year and four-year institutions are encouraged and eligible to apply. The Institute also is designed to support the continuing work of existing TRHT Campus Centers. \n Bookmark
URL:https://hellocommunity.net/event/2019-institute-on-truth-racial-healing-transformation-campus-centers/
LOCATION:Villanova University\, 800 E. Lancaster Avenue\, Villanova\, PA\, 19085\, United States
CATEGORIES:Academy/Institute
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ORGANIZER;CN="AACU":MAILTO:information@aacu.org
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20190620T080000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20190620T170000
DTSTAMP:20190608T214045Z
CREATED:20190415T010829Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20190608T214045Z
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SUMMARY:Student Communications Conference
DESCRIPTION:Communications and marketing professionals have the opportunity to hear the perspectives of current students\, as well as innovation and best practice from expert practitioners who offer tools and techniques learned from their own successful campaigns.\nJoin us in London to share and discuss new ideas and build relationships with peers across the education sector.\nWith speakers from the UK and Europe\, the programme is designed for those working in the fields of communications\, marketing\, fundraising\, alumni relations and admissions at any level\, and will cover: \n-Best practices in student contact strategies across the life-cycle\, from prospect to current student to alumni\n-Student engagement\n-Segmentation and personalisation\n-Engaging with Generation Z\n-Student participation and ownership\n-Innovations in student communications \nStandard rate:\n£310\, CASE Member\n£450\, Non-member\n£260\, Schools member \nThe seminar will be held at Friends House which is conveniently located in the City. Situated just 5 minutes from Euston Station\, Friends house is easy to reach from a number of train\, underground and bus routes. \nFriends House\n173-177 Euston Road\nLondon NW1 2BJ \n Bookmark
URL:https://hellocommunity.net/event/student-communications-conference/
LOCATION:Friends House\, 173-177 Euston Road\, London\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Regional Organization Event
ORGANIZER;CN="Council for Advancement and Support of Education CASE":MAILTO:support.case.org
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20190618
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20190622
DTSTAMP:20190608T214047Z
CREATED:20190414T004003Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20190608T214047Z
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SUMMARY:2019 Institute on High-Impact Practices and Student Success
DESCRIPTION:The 2019 Institute on High-Impact Practices and Student Success will help campus and state system teams advance student success by making quality and equity the foundations for excellence in undergraduate education. Teams will work with Institute faculty to articulate guided learning pathways that serve as catalysts to deepen connections between the assets students bring to college\, their educational experiences\, and preparation for lifelong success.\nDrawing on evidence-based research that demonstrates a positive relationship between student participation in high-impact practices (HIPs) and improved student outcomes\, teams will define and develop curricular and cocurricular practices to support student engagement\, advance curricular coherence\, and generate equitable outcomes. Utilizing AAC&U’s Valid Assessment of Learning in Undergraduate Education (VALUE) rubrics as well as the newly established VALUE Institute\, participating teams will define and/or strengthen processes for directly assessing student achievement of learning outcomes as a result of participation in high-impact practices. These processes will help campus and system-level teams set and monitor progress towards equity goals to improve educational outcomes for all students.\nCampuses will examine efforts to implement educational change and bring effective practices to scale in a time of limited resources. The Institute program addresses ambitious goals for improving both completion rates and the quality of student learning\, and it is highly relevant for institutions at various stages of work.Bookmark
URL:https://hellocommunity.net/event/2019-institute-on-high-impact-practices-and-student-success/
LOCATION:Villanova University\, 800 E. Lancaster Avenue\, Villanova\, PA\, 19085\, United States
CATEGORIES:Academy/Institute
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ORGANIZER;CN="AACU":MAILTO:information@aacu.org
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