Our members have posted events of interest to the community from all over the World.
Demographic and enrollment patterns threaten the viability of many liberal arts and other institutions. Join us on Friday, August 16 in San Francisco, CA to explore the challenges and possible strategies.
To continue to assert higher education’s role in preparing students for life, work, and citizenship, we must move beyond cursory nods and talking points about global learning in mission statements to a model that fully integrates it into the educational experiences of all students at all institutional types.
The Top Management Programme is designed to equip you, as a senior leader, with the necessary skills to extend your thinking and practice, and to face the challenges of HE leadership using experiential learning, impact groups, coaching and new models of leadership.
TMP is an intensive eight-month leadership programme for Deputy Vice-Chancellors, Chief Executive Officers, Pro Vice-Chancellors, Deans with cross institutional responsibilities, Registrars, Heads of University Administration or Directors of Academic or Professional Services.
As a leader operating in a top-tier role within your HE institution, this programme provides you with a unique development opportunity. Considering leadership at a system level from both a national and international dimension, this programme will challenge and inspire you to develop new and beneficial insights for strategic leadership.
What to Expect:
-Remarkable content from 60+ concurrent sessions led by higher ed peers and subject-matter experts.
-Leave energized with practical takeaways and inspiration.
-Connect with hundreds of higher ed HR professionals who are celebrating and wrestling with many of the same campus ups and downs you do.
Conference Overview Sankofa, 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... Read More ›
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... Read More ›
We cordially invite you to participate in the POD Network’s 44th Annual Conference to be held in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, November 13–17, 2019, at the David L. Lawrence Convention Center. Registration will open in July.
This year’s conference theme is: Connection: Closing the Distance
To lead, support, and inspire meaningful change within our institutions, learning environments, and in our profession, it is essential that we build and foster connections—between faculty, students of all levels, administrators, programs, institutions, the wider higher ed community, and evolving educational tools such as technologies and social media. Effective teaching and learning requires evidence-based intentionality, but within a network of strong relationships.
Innovating for Student Success: New Ideas, Practices, and Services in Higher Education
Information will be posted in 2019. For an overview, please see information on the most recent annual meeting.
ACE2020 – the American Council on Education’s 102nd Annual Meeting – will be held March 14-17, 2020 in San Diego, CA at the Marriott Marquis San Diego Marina. ACE’s Annual Meeting is the country’s most distinguished higher education event, attracting nearly 2,000 presidents, senior executives, and other higher education leaders from all institutional types to explore fresh perspectives for practical solutions on campus, network with top leaders across all higher education sectors, and bring data-driven insights back to campus.
MSCHE 2020 Annual Conference