Conference Presentations

 

 2013 Presidents Institute

 
  • 2012 CAO Institute
    • Academic Program Review: What Happens to the Results?
      Richard M. Ashbrook, Provost and Vice President for Academic and Student Affairs, Capital University; Debbie Mauldin Cottrell, Vice President for Academic Affairs, Texas Lutheran University; R. Richard Ray, Jr., Provost, Hope College
    • Academic Program Review: What Happens to the Results?
      Richard M. Ashbrook, Provost and Vice President for Academic and Student Affairs, Capital University; Debbie Mauldin Cottrell, Vice President for Academic Affairs, Texas Lutheran University; R. Richard Ray, Jr., Provost, Hope College
    • Access and Success for First-Generation Students
      David Brailow, Vice President for Academic Affairs and Dean of the College, Franklin College (IN); Ellis F. Hall, III, Dean of Students, Franklin College (IN); Donna Jurick, SND, Executive Vice President, St. Edward’s University
    • Advancing Interfaith Cooperation
      John T. Day, Provost and Academic Vice President, John Carroll University; Brian T. Johnson, Executive Director of Campus Ministries, Valparaiso University; Mark D. McCarthy, Vice President for Student Affairs, John Carroll University; Mark R. Schwehn, Provost and Vice President for Academic Affairs, Valparaiso University
    • Another Perspective on Academic Program Review: What Happens to the Results?
      Dean de la Motte, Provost, Salve Regina University; Diane Fladeland, Vice President for Academic Affairs, University of Mary (ND)
    • Another Perspective on Academic Program Review: What Happens to the Results?
      Dean de la Motte, Provost, Salve Regina University; Diane Fladeland, Vice President for Academic Affairs, University of Mary (ND)
    • Another Perspective on Academic Program Review: What Happens to the Results?
      Dean de la Motte, Provost, Salve Regina University; Diane Fladeland, Vice President for Academic Affairs, University of Mary (ND)
    • Approaches to Increasing Student Retention
      Jerry A. Hirsch, Provost and Vice President for Academic Affairs, Western New England University; Gerard P. O’Sullivan, Vice President for Academic Affairs, Neumann University; Luther S. Williams, Provost and Vice President for Academic Affairs, Tuskegee University
    • Approaches to Increasing Student Retention
      Jerry A. Hirsch, Provost and Vice President for Academic Affairs, Western New England University; Gerard P. O’Sullivan, Vice President for Academic Affairs, Neumann University; Luther S. Williams, Provost and Vice President for Academic Affairs, Tuskegee University
    • Can We Keep Higher Education Affordable
      Lucie Lapovsky, Economist and Principal, Lapovsky Consulting
    • Can We Keep Higher Education Affordable
      Lucie Lapovsky, Economist and Principal, Lapovsky Consulting
    • Can We Keep Higher Education Affordable
      Lucie Lapovsky, Economist and Principal, Lapovsky Consulting
    • Civic Engagement and Institutional Mission
      Lily McNair, Provost and Vice President for Academic Affairs, Wagner College; Catharine O’Connell, Vice President for Academic Affairs and Dean of the College, Mary Baldwin College
    • Communicating Financial Realities to Faculty Members by Using CIC’s Financial Indicators Tool (FIT) and Key Indicators Tool (KIT)
      Allen J. Bedford, Dean of Academics and Faculty, Bryn Athyn College; Michael Williams, President, Austen Group
    • Dealing with Difficult Faculty Colleagues
      Claudia DeVries Beversluis, Provost, Calvin College; Jeanine Silviera Stewart, Vice President for Academic Affairs, Hollins University
    • Dealing with Difficult Faculty Colleagues
      Claudia DeVries Beversluis, Provost, Calvin College; Jeanine Silviera Stewart, Vice President for Academic Affairs, Hollins University
    • Demystifying the Promotion and Tenure Process
      Wayne Powell, Provost, Saint Francis University (PA)
    • Developing New Degree Programs
      Robin Abramson, Provost and Chief Academic Officer, Champlain College; Elizabeth V. Fuller, Vice President for Academic Affairs, Becker College; Frank E. Pettigrew, Provost, Ashland University; Dale H. Simmons, Interim Dean, College of Professional Studies, Aurora University
    • Developing New Degree Programs
      Robin Abramson, Provost and Chief Academic Officer, Champlain College; Elizabeth V. Fuller, Vice President for Academic Affairs, Becker College; Frank E. Pettigrew, Provost, Ashland University; Dale H. Simmons, Interim Dean, College of Professional Studies, Aurora University
    • Developing New Degree Programs
      Robin Abramson, Provost and Chief Academic Officer, Champlain College; Elizabeth V. Fuller, Vice President for Academic Affairs, Becker College; Frank E. Pettigrew, Provost, Ashland University; Dale H. Simmons, Interim Dean, College of Professional Studies, Aurora University
    • Developing New Degree Programs
      Robin Abramson, Provost and Chief Academic Officer, Champlain College; Elizabeth V. Fuller, Vice President for Academic Affairs, Becker College; Frank E. Pettigrew, Provost, Ashland University; Dale H. Simmons, Interim Dean, College of Professional Studies, Aurora University
    • Developing New Degree Programs
      Robin Abramson, Provost and Chief Academic Officer, Champlain College; Elizabeth V. Fuller, Vice President for Academic Affairs, Becker College; Frank E. Pettigrew, Provost, Ashland University; Dale H. Simmons, Interim Dean, College of Professional Studies, Aurora University
    • Developing New Degree Programs
      Robin Abramson, Provost and Chief Academic Officer, Champlain College; Elizabeth V. Fuller, Vice President for Academic Affairs, Becker College; Frank E. Pettigrew, Provost, Ashland University; Dale H. Simmons, Interim Dean, College of Professional Studies, Aurora University
    • Divide and Conquer—The Responsibilities of Associate Provosts and Associate Vice Presidents
      Robin Cautin, Associate Provost for Faculty Affairs, Manhattanville College; Katie Conboy, Provost and Vice President for Academic Affairs, Stonehill College; Joseph Favazza, Associate Vice President for Academic Affairs, Stonehill College; Gail M. Simmons, Provost and Vice President for Academic Affairs, Manhattanville College
    • Divide and Conquer—The Responsibilities of Associate Provosts and Associate Vice Presidents
      Robin Cautin, Associate Provost for Faculty Affairs, Manhattanville College; Katie Conboy, Provost and Vice President for Academic Affairs, Stonehill College; Joseph Favazza, Associate Vice President for Academic Affairs, Stonehill College; Gail M. Simmons, Provost and Vice President for Academic Affairs, Manhattanville College
    • Evaluating Academic Advising
      Lauren C. Bell, Associate Dean of the College, Randolph-Macon College; Robert L. Entzminger, Provost, Hendrix College; Peg Falls-Corbitt, Associate Provost for Engaged Learning, Hendrix College; William T. Franz, Provost, Randolph-Macon College
    • Evaluating Academic Advising
      Lauren C. Bell, Associate Dean of the College, Randolph-Macon College; Robert L. Entzminger, Provost, Hendrix College; Peg Falls-Corbitt, Associate Provost for Engaged Learning, Hendrix College; William T. Franz, Provost, Randolph-Macon College
    • Faculty Compensation
      Kenneth P. Carson, Provost, Geneva College; Elizabeth H. Tobin, Vice President for Academic Affairs and Dean of the College, Illinois College; Katherine Whatley, Provost, Berry College
    • Faculty Compensation
      Kenneth P. Carson, Provost, Geneva College; Elizabeth H. Tobin, Vice President for Academic Affairs and Dean of the College, Illinois College; Katherine Whatley, Provost, Berry College
    • Faculty Compensation
      Kenneth P. Carson, Provost, Geneva College; Elizabeth H. Tobin, Vice President for Academic Affairs and Dean of the College, Illinois College; Katherine Whatley, Provost, Berry College
    • Faculty Compensation
      Kenneth P. Carson, Provost, Geneva College; Elizabeth H. Tobin, Vice President for Academic Affairs and Dean of the College, Illinois College; Katherine Whatley, Provost, Berry College
    • Faculty Workload Considerations
      Andrea Chapdelaine, Provost and Vice President for Academic Affairs, Albright College; Alan P. Runge, Provost, Concordia University (TX)
    • Faculty Workload Considerations
      Andrea Chapdelaine, Provost and Vice President for Academic Affairs, Albright College; Alan P. Runge, Provost, Concordia University (TX)
    • Faculty Workload Considerations
      Andrea Chapdelaine, Provost and Vice President for Academic Affairs, Albright College; Alan P. Runge, Provost, Concordia University (TX)
    • Faculty Workload Considerations
      Andrea Chapdelaine, Provost and Vice President for Academic Affairs, Albright College; Alan P. Runge, Provost, Concordia University (TX)
    • Handling Student and Parent Complaints
      Alzada J. Tipton, Vice President for Academic Affairs and Dean of the Faculty, Elmhurst College Heather Hall, Associate Dean of Faculty, Elmhurst College
    • Honors Programs as Enrollment Management Tools
      Martha S. Asti, Senior Vice President for Academic Affairs, Wingate University
    • How to Determine if Retirement Incentives Are Working
      Frank Buscher, Academic Vice President, Christian Brothers University; Timothy E. Fulop, Senior Vice President for Academic Affairs, Mount Aloysius College; A. Wayne Lowen, Executive Vice President and Provost, Kansas Wesleyan University; Carolyn R. Newton, Provost, The College of Wooster
    • How to Determine if Retirement Incentives Are Working
      Frank Buscher, Academic Vice President, Christian Brothers University; Timothy E. Fulop, Senior Vice President for Academic Affairs, Mount Aloysius College; A. Wayne Lowen, Executive Vice President and Provost, Kansas Wesleyan University; Carolyn R. Newton, Provost, The College of Wooster
    • How to Determine if Retirement Incentives Are Working
      Frank Buscher, Academic Vice President, Christian Brothers University; Timothy E. Fulop, Senior Vice President for Academic Affairs, Mount Aloysius College; A. Wayne Lowen, Executive Vice President and Provost, Kansas Wesleyan University; Carolyn R. Newton, Provost, The College of Wooster
    • How to Determine if Retirement Incentives Are Working
      Frank Buscher, Academic Vice President, Christian Brothers University; Timothy E. Fulop, Senior Vice President for Academic Affairs, Mount Aloysius College; A. Wayne Lowen, Executive Vice President and Provost, Kansas Wesleyan University; Carolyn R. Newton, Provost, The College of Wooster
    • How to Determine if Retirement Incentives Are Working
      Frank Buscher, Academic Vice President, Christian Brothers University; Timothy E. Fulop, Senior Vice President for Academic Affairs, Mount Aloysius College; A. Wayne Lowen, Executive Vice President and Provost, Kansas Wesleyan University; Carolyn R. Newton, Provost, The College of Wooster
    • Information Fluency
      Susanne Woods, Senior Advisor for Information Flucney, CIC
    • Institutional Prioritization in Challenging Times
      Paul C. Koch, Vice President for Academic and Student Affairs, St. Ambrose University
    • Leading Entrepreneurial Efforts
      Elizabeth Domholdt, Vice President for Academic Affairs, The College of St. Scholastica; Robert Halliday, Associate Provost and Dean of Graduate Studies, Utica College; Judith A. Kirkpatrick, Provost and Vice President for Academic Affairs, Utica College; Donald W. Wortham, Vice President for Strategic Initiatives, The College of St. Scholastica
    • Learning From Mistakes
      Joseph A. Kloba, Provost and Chief Academic Officer, Palm Beach Atlantic University
    • Making Effective Use of Department and Division Chairs as Critical Links in Academic Administration
      Christine DeVinne, OSU, Vice President for Academic Affairs, Notre Dame of Maryland University; David R. Evans, Vice President for Academic Affairs and Dean of the College, Buena Vista University; Stuart J. Sigman, Provost and Dean, College of Arts and Sciences, American Jewish University
    • Making Effective Use of Department and Division Chairs as Critical Links in Academic Administration
      Christine DeVinne, OSU, Vice President for Academic Affairs, Notre Dame of Maryland University; David R. Evans, Vice President for Academic Affairs and Dean of the College, Buena Vista University; Stuart J. Sigman, Provost and Dean, College of Arts and Sciences, American Jewish University
    • Many Cultures on the San Antonio River
      Gilberto M. Hinojosa, Professor of History, University of the Incarnate Word
    • Monitoring Student Success
      Albert DeCiccio, Provost, Southern Vermont College
    • Monitoring Student Success - DeCiccio
      Albert DeCiccio, Provost, Southern Vermont College
    • New Approaches and Procedures in Teacher Education Programs
      Mark LaCelle-Peterson, President, Teacher Education Accreditation Council; James E. Seidelman, Provost and Vice President for Academic Affairs, Westminster College (UT); Robert A. Shaw, Dean, School of Education, Westminster College (UT); Marion Terenzio, Vice President for Academic Affairs and Dean of the Faculty, Bloomfield College
    • New Approaches and Procedures in Teacher Education Programs
      Mark LaCelle-Peterson, President, Teacher Education Accreditation Council; James E. Seidelman, Provost and Vice President for Academic Affairs, Westminster College (UT); Robert A. Shaw, Dean, School of Education, Westminster College (UT); Marion Terenzio, Vice President for Academic Affairs and Dean of the Faculty, Bloomfield College
    • Opportunities to Develop Leadership within the Faculty
      Susan Agre-Kippenhan, Vice President for Academic Affairs, Linfield College; Nayef Samhat, Provost, Kenyon College; Anne A. Skleder, Provost, Cabrini College
    • Pay Attention to Process: Revising the General Education Program
      Barbara M. Gayle, Vice President for Academic Affairs, Viterbo University; Lizbeth J. Martin, Vice President for Academic Affairs, Holy Names University
    • Preventive Law I: Managing the Hiring Process
      Natasha Baker, Attorney, Hirschfeld Kramer, LLP
    • Preventive Law II: Best Practices in Employee Evaluation
      Natasha Baker, Attorney, Hirschfeld Kramer, LLP
    • Reframing the Leadership Role of the Chief Academic Officer
      Lee G. Bolman, Marion Bloch Missouri Chair in Leadership, University of Missouri-Kansas City's Henry W. Bloch School of Management
    • Reframing the Leadership Role of the Chief Academic Officer
      Lee G. Bolman, Marion Bloch Missouri Chair in Leadership, University of Missouri-Kansas City's Henry W. Bloch School of Management
    • Restructuring Academic Affairs
      John Kolander, Provost, Wisconsin Lutheran College; Victoria A. McGillin, Provost and Vice President for Academic Affairs, Otterbein University
    • Restructuring Academic Affairs
      John Kolander, Provost, Wisconsin Lutheran College; Victoria A. McGillin, Provost and Vice President for Academic Affairs, Otterbein University
    • Smart Internationalization: Be Strategic about Global Expansion
      Kirsten Brecht, Vice President for Marketing, American Councils for International Education (American Councils); Dan E. Davidson, President, American Councils; Robert O. Slater, Senior Consultant for Policy Research, American Councils
    • Smart Internationalization: Be Strategic about Global Expansion
      Kirsten Brecht, Vice President for Marketing, American Councils for International Education (American Councils); Dan E. Davidson, President, American Councils; Robert O. Slater, Senior Consultant for Policy Research, American Councils
    • Smart Internationalization: Be Strategic about Global Expansion
      Kirsten Brecht, Vice President for Marketing, American Councils for International Education (American Councils); Dan E. Davidson, President, American Councils; Robert O. Slater, Senior Consultant for Policy Research, American Councils
    • Success with First-Generation Transfer Students
      Philip J. Belfiore, Vice President for Academic Affairs, Mercyhurst University; Leanne M. Neilson, Provost and Vice President for Academic Affairs, California Lutheran University
    • The CAO’s Duty to Build Trust and Maintain Integrity
      Katherine S. Conway-Turner, Provost and Vice President for Academic Affairs, Hood College; Richard Ostrander, Provost, Cornerstone University
    • The CAO’s Duty to Build Trust and Maintain Integrity
      Katherine S. Conway-Turner, Provost and Vice President for Academic Affairs, Hood College; Richard Ostrander, Provost, Cornerstone University
    • The CIC Degree Qualifications Profile Consortium
      David T. Harvey, Vice President for Academic Affairs, DePauw University; James J. Lakso, Provost and Executive Vice President for Student Development, Juniata College; Holiday Hart McKiernan, Vice President of Strategic Operations and Chief of Staff, Lumina Foundation for Education, Inc.; Letha B. Zook, Provost, University of Charleston (WV)
    • The Evolving Academic Library
      Lisabeth Chabot, College Librarian, Ithaca College and CIC Liaison for the Association of College and Research Libraries
    • The Increasing Importance of Public Accountability and Its Implications for Colleges and Universities
      Judith S. Eaton, President, Council for Higher Education Association
    • The Increasing Importance of Public Accountability and Its Implications for Colleges and Universities
      Judith S. Eaton, President, Council for Higher Education Association
    • Using IDEA to Improve Teaching and Learning
      Sandra Zerger, Vice President of Academic Affairs, Hesston College Bonnie Sowers, Associate Academic Dean, Hesston College
    • Using Smart Technology to Increase Course Offerings in World Languages
      Rebecca Frost Davis, Program Officer for the Humanities, NITLE; Allen H. Henderson, Provost and Senior Vice President, Texas Wesleyan University; Charles McCormick, Provost and Vice President for Academic Affairs, Schreiner University
  • 2012 College Media Conference
    • Crisis Communication: When It Hits the Fan
      Cathy Andreen, Director of Media Relations, University of Alabama; Shane Dorrill, Broadcast Reporter/Producer Sr., University of Alabama
    • Getting Coverage for Your Institution
      Curt Carlson, Vice Chancellor for University Relations, University of Nebraska-Kearney
    • Getting Coverage for Your Institution
      David Jarmul, Associate Vice President of News and Communications, Duke University
    • Safeguarding Your Brand Messages in a Web 2.0 World
      Michael Stoner, President, mStoner
    • Social Media Bootcamp: Metrics, Tools, Tips, and More
      Tom Evelyn, Vice President for Communications, St. Lawrence University
    • Social Media, Web, and Mobile Content Challenges
      Melanie Moran, Associate Director of News and Communications, Vanderbilt University
    • Understanding Higher Education Coverage
      Jon Marcus, Contributing Editor, Hechinger Report and U.S. Higher Education Correspondent, Times (U.K.) Higher Education
    • Working with Faculty on Media Relations
      Colette M. Liddy, Director of Media Relations, Caldwell College
  • 2012 Department Chair Workshops
    • 2012 Department Chair Survey
    • 2012 Workshop Introduction (All Sites)
    • 2012 Workshop Introduction (All Sites)
    • Understanding the Bigger Budget Picture: Where Department/Division Budgets Fit (All Sites)
    • Understanding the Bigger Budget Picture: Where Department/Division Budgets Fit (Charleston)
      Mark J. Braun, Provost, Gustavus Adolphus College
    • Understanding the Bigger Budget Picture: Where Department/Division Budgets Fit (Indianapolis)
      Elizabeth Rudenga, Provost and Professor of Education, Trinity Christian College
    • Understanding the Bigger Budget Picture: Where Department/Division Budgets Fit (Portland and Providence)
      Mary Ann Gawelek, Provost and Dean of the Faculty, Seton Hill University
    • Hiring and Supporting Adjunct Faculty Members (All Sites)
    • Hiring and Supporting Adjunct Faculty Members (Charleston and Indianapolis)
      David R. Evans, Vice President for Academic Affairs, Dean of the Faculty, and Professor of English, Buena Vista University; Charles McCormick, Provost and Vice President for Academic Affairs, Schreiner University
    • Hiring and Supporting Adjunct Faculty Members (Portland)
      Helen J. Streubert, Vice President for Academic Affairs, Our Lady of the Lake University (TX)
    • Hiring and Supporting Adjunct Faculty Members (Providence)
      Carolyn Newton, Provost, The College of Wooster
    • Strategies for Collecting and Sharing Data (Indianapolis)
      R. Joseph Dieker, Vice President for Academic Affairs and Dean of the College, Cornell College
    • Strategies for Collecting and Sharing Data (Charleston)
      William C. Deeds, Vice President for Academic Affairs and Dean of the College, Morningside College
    • Strategies for Collecting and Sharing Data (Providence)
      Mary Ann Coughlin, Assistant Vice President for Academic Affairs and Professor of Research and Statistics, Springfield College (MA)
    • Strategies for Collecting and Sharing Data (Providence)
      Mary Ann Coughlin, Assistant Vice President for Academic Affairs and Professor of Research and Statistics, Springfield College (MA)
    • Preventive Law I: Adhering to Process and Institutional Policies - Hiring Practices (Charleston)
      Leanne Shank, General Counsel, Washington & Lee University
    • Preventive Law I: Adhering to Process and Institutional Policies - Hiring Practices (Charleston)
      Leanne Shank, General Counsel, Washington & Lee University
    • Preventive Law I: Adhering to Process and Institutional Policies - Hiring Practices (Indianapolis)
      Susan Kline, Partner, Faegre Baker Daniels LLP
    • Preventive Law I: Adhering to Process and Institutional Policies - Hiring Practices (Portland)
      Natasha Baker; Attorney, Curiale Hirschfeld & Kramer, LLP,
    • Preventive Law I: Adhering to Process and Institutional Policies - Hiring Practices (Portland)
      Natasha Baker, Attorney, Curiale Hirschfeld & Kramer, LLP
    • Preventive Law I: Adhering to Process and Institutional Policies - Hiring Practices (Providence)
      Walter Hunter, Attorney, Littler Mendelson
    • Preventive Law II: Adhering to Process and Institutional Policies - Faculty Evaluation (Charleston)
      Leanne Shank, General Counsel, Washington & Lee University
    • Preventive Law II: Adhering to Process and Institutional Policies - Faculty Evaluation (Charleston)
      Leanne Shank, General Counsel, Washington & Lee University
    • Preventive Law II: Adhering to Process and Institutional Policies - Faculty Evaluation (Indianapolis)
      Susan Kline, Partner, Faegre Baker Daniels LLP
    • Preventive Law II: Adhering to Process and Institutional Policies - Faculty Evaluation (Portland)
      Natasha Baker, Attorney, Curiale Hirschfeld & Kramer, LLP
    • Preventive Law II: Adhering to Process and Institutional Policies - Faculty Evaluation (Portland)
      Natasha Baker, Attorney, Curiale Hirschfeld & Kramer, LLP
    • Preventive Law II: Adhering to Process and Institutional Policies - Faculty Evaluation (Providence)
      Walter Hunter, Attorney, Littler Mendelson
    • Preventive Law II: Adhering to Process and Institutional Policies - Faculty Evaluation (Providence)
      Walter Hunter, Attorney, Littler Mendelson
    • Dealing with Difficult Colleagues (All Sites)
    • Dealing with Difficult Colleagues (Charleston)
      Jeanine Stewart, Vice President for Academic Affairs, Hollins University
    • Dealing with Difficult Colleagues (Indianapolis)
      Victoria A. McGillin, Provost and Vice President for Academic Affairs and Professor of Psychology, Otterbein University
    • Dealing with Difficult Colleagues (Providence)
      Sherilyn Emberton, Provost and Vice President for Academic Affairs, East Texas Baptist University
    • Becoming a Leader on Campus (Charleston)
      Marc M. Roy, Provost and Professor of Biology, Goucher College
    • Becoming a Leader on Campus (Indianapolis)
      Cheryl Johnson-Odim, Provost and Vice President for Academic Affairs, Dominican University (IL)
    • Becoming a Leader on Campus (Portland)
      Nayef Samhat, Provost and Professor of Political Science and International Studies, Kenyon College
    • Becoming a Leader on Campus (Providence)
      C. Reynold Verret, Provost, Wilkes University
    • Becoming a Leader on Campus (Providence)
      C. Reynold Verret, Provost, Wilkes University
    • The Wisdom of Chairs and "Open Mike" for Participants (Charleston)
      Eric Fournier, Professor and Chair of the Geography Department, Samford University
    • The Wisdom of Chairs and "Open Mike" for Participants (Indianapolis)
      Daniel Ebeling, Associate Professor of Chemistry and Biochemistry and Chair of the School of Mathematical and Physical Sciences, Wisconsin Lutheran College
    • The Wisdom of Chairs and "Open Mike" for Participants (Portland)
      Keith T. Jones, Associate Professor and Chair of the Psychology Department, Central College (IA)
    • The Wisdom of Chairs and "Open Mike" for Participants (Providence)
      Jerry Bockoven, Associate Professor and Immediate Past Chair of the Psychology Department, Nebraska Wesleyan University
    • Breakfast Roundtable Discussions (Charleston)
    • Breakfast Roundtable Discussions (Indianapolis)
    • Breakfast Roundtable Discussions (Portland)
  • 2012 Presidents Institute
    • A Vigorous Case for the Liberal Arts and Presidential Leadership
      Nannerl O. Keohane, Laurence S. Rockefeller Distinguished Visiting Professor of Public Affairs, Princeton University
    • Breakfast for Presidential Spouses/Partners with Discussion Groups
      Mary Ellen Summerlin, Presidential Spouse, Schreiner University
    • Breakfast for Presidential Spouses/Partners with Discussion Groups
      Mary Ellen Summerlin, Presidential Spouse, Schreiner University
    • Building a Fundraising Case for Financial Aid: The Data Can Lead the Way
      Majorie Hass, President, Austin College; Kathy Kurz, Vice President, Scannell & Kurz, Inc.
    • Building the Senior Leadership Team: Setting Goals, Developing Esprit de
      Jonathan Brand, President, Cornell College (IA); Richard L. Torgerson, President, Luther College; Katherine Haley Will, Senior Consultant, Witt/Kieffer and Past President, Gettysburg College
    • Championing First-Generation and Low-Income Students’ Success
      Jerry Fuller, Executive Director, Associated Colleges of Illinois; Karen Gross, President, Southern Vermont College; Jay McGowan, President, Bellarmine University
    • Championing First-Generation and Low-Income Students’ Success
      Jerry Fuller, Executive Director, Associated Colleges of Illinois; Karen Gross, President, Southern Vermont College; Jay McGowan, President, Bellarmine University
    • Championing First-Generation and Low-Income Students’ Success
      Jerry Fuller, Executive Director, Associated Colleges of Illinois; Karen Gross, President, Southern Vermont College; Jay McGowan, President, Bellarmine University
    • CIC 2012 Awards Banquet
      Gordon C. Winston, Professor of Economics and Orrin Sage Professor of Political Economy Emeritus, Williams College
    • Crisis Management Strategies
      James Austgen, former Corporate Vice President, Motorola and former Chair, Foundation for Independent Higher Education; Margaret L. Drugovich, President, Hartwick College
    • Cutting Tuition: An Old Strategy for the New Liberal Arts College?
      John McCardell, President and Vice Chancellor, Sewanee: The University of the South; Miriam R. Pride, President, Blackburn College; Anne C. Steele, President, Muskingum University
    • Developing Trustees as Fundraisers
      Richard H. Dorman, President, Westminster College (PA ); Ted R. Grossnickle, Senior Consultant and Founder, Johnson, Grossnickle and Associates
    • Developing Trustees as Fundraisers
      Richard H. Dorman, President, Westminster College (PA ); Ted R. Grossnickle, Senior Consultant and Founder, Johnson, Grossnickle and Associates
    • Developing Trustees as Fundraisers
      Richard H. Dorman, President, Westminster College (PA ); Ted R. Grossnickle, Senior Consultant and Founder, Johnson, Grossnickle and Associates
    • Developing Trustees as Fundraisers
      Richard H. Dorman, President, Westminster College (PA ); Ted R. Grossnickle, Senior Consultant and Founder, Johnson, Grossnickle and Associates
    • Developing Trustees as Fundraisers
      Richard H. Dorman, President, Westminster College (PA ); Ted R. Grossnickle, Senior Consultant and Founder, Johnson, Grossnickle and Associates
    • Effective Board Retreats
      Charles W. Pollard, President, John Brown University; John C. Reynders, President, Morningside College
    • Effective Board Retreats
      Charles W. Pollard, President, John Brown University; John C. Reynders, President, Morningside College
    • Effective Board Retreats
      Charles W. Pollard, President, John Brown University; John C. Reynders, President, Morningside College
    • Emerging Trends in Family Foundations: Philanthropy through the Eyes of Donors
      Steven R. DiSalvo, President, Marian University (WI)
    • Enhancing the Career Placement of Liberal Arts Graduates
      Ronald L. Carter, President, Johnson C. Smith University; Daniel A. DiBiasio, President, Ohio Northern University; Thomas R. Morris, President, Virginia Foundation for Independent Colleges
    • Fostering Civility, Interfaith Understanding, and Civic Engagement in Independent Colleges
      Eboo Patel, Founder and President, Interfaith Youth Core
    • Getting the Right Fit: Ensuring Student Success through an Effective Enrollment Management Strategy
      Catherine R. Cook, Chief Executive Officer, Miller/Cook & Associates, Inc.; Rosalie M. Mirenda, President, Neumann University
    • Getting the Right Fit: Ensuring Student Success through an Effective Enrollment Management Strategy
      Catherine R. Cook, Chief Executive Officer, Miller/Cook & Associates, Inc.; Rosalie M. Mirenda, President, Neumann University
    • Global Cuisine: Recipes for Successful Entertaining on Campus
      Margaret Benson, Sodexo National Catering Consultant; Michele Hamersma, Production Manager, Sodexo, Bethel University (MN ); Richard Libby, Presidential Spouse, Stetson University; Jeffery A. McClure, Director of Culinary Services, Sodexo; Laura Stimax, Executive Chef, Sodexo, Stetson University
    • Lessons from the Community College Linkage Project
      Brian C. Mitchell, Retired President, Bucknell University and Director, Edvance Foundation; Lynn Pasquerella, President, Mount Holyoke College; Mary Pat Seurkamp, President, Notre Dame of Maryland University
    • Lessons from the Community College Linkage Project
      Brian C. Mitchell, Retired President, Bucknell University and Director, Edvance Foundation; Lynn Pasquerella, President, Mount Holyoke College; Mary Pat Seurkamp, President, Notre Dame of Maryland University
    • Lessons from the Community College Linkage Project
      Brian C. Mitchell, Retired President, Bucknell University and Director, Edvance Foundation; Lynn Pasquerella, President, Mount Holyoke College; Mary Pat Seurkamp, President, Notre Dame of Maryland University
    • Lessons from Thriving Colleges
      Thomas Kunkel, President, St. Norbert College; Mark Lombardi, President, Maryville University of Saint Louis; Joretta S. Nelson, Vice President, Performa Higher Education; Kim S. Phipps, President, Messiah College
    • Making the Case for the Liberal Arts: Developing an Effective Marketing Strategy
      David R. Anderson, President, Saint Olaf College; John T. Lawlor, Founder and Principal, The Lawlor Group; George E. Martin, President, St. Edward’s University; Abu Noaman, Chief Executive Officer and Founder, Elliance, Inc.
    • Making the Case for the Liberal Arts: Developing an Effective Marketing Strategy
      David R. Anderson, President, Saint Olaf College; John T. Lawlor, Founder and Principal, The Lawlor Group; George E. Martin, President, St. Edward’s University; Abu Noaman, Chief Executive Officer and Founder, Elliance, Inc.
    • Making the Case for the Liberal Arts: Developing an Effective Marketing Strategy
      David R. Anderson, President, Saint Olaf College; John T. Lawlor, Founder and Principal, The Lawlor Group; George E. Martin, President, St. Edward’s University; Abu Noaman, Chief Executive Officer and Founder, Elliance, Inc.
    • Making the Case for the Liberal Arts: Developing an Effective Marketing Strategy
      David R. Anderson, President, Saint Olaf College; John T. Lawlor, Founder and Principal, The Lawlor Group; George E. Martin, President, St. Edward’s University; Abu Noaman, Chief Executive Officer and Founder, Elliance, Inc.
    • Making the Case for the Liberal Arts: Developing an Effective Marketing Strategy
      David R. Anderson, President, Saint Olaf College; John T. Lawlor, Founder and Principal, The Lawlor Group; George E. Martin, President, St. Edward’s University; Abu Noaman, Chief Executive Officer and Founder, Elliance, Inc.
    • Making the Case for the Liberal Arts: Developing an Effective Marketing Strategy
      David R. Anderson, President, Saint Olaf College; John T. Lawlor, Founder and Principal, The Lawlor Group; George E. Martin, President, St. Edward’s University; Abu Noaman, Chief Executive Officer and Founder, Elliance, Inc.
    • Navigating the “New Normal”: Where Does the Money Come From? Where Does It Go? What Does It Buy?
      Richard Staisloff, Principal, rpk Group; Jane V. Wellman, Executive Director, Delta Cost Project
    • New Digital Tools for Presidential Leadership
      Michael Stoner, President, mStoner; Robert L. Wyatt, President, Coker College
    • New Digital Tools for Presidential Leadership
      Michael Stoner, President, mStoner; Robert L. Wyatt, President, Coker College
    • Open Forum with Eboo Patel
      Eboo Patel, Founder and President of the Interfaith Youth Core
    • Presidential Contracts and Compensation
      Michael P. Connors, Partner, Smith & Downey, P.A.
    • Presidential Dos and Don’ts
      M. Lee Pelton, President, Emerson College; Susan Resneck Pierce, President Emerita, University of Puget Sound; R. Owen Williams, President, Transylvania University
    • Presidential Dos and Don’ts
      M. Lee Pelton, President, Emerson College; Susan Resneck Pierce, President Emerita, University of Puget Sound; R. Owen Williams, President, Transylvania University
    • Presidential Leadership for Student Learning and Accountability
      Norval C. Kneten, President, Barton College; Michael A. MacDowell, President, Misericordia University; Richard L. Morrill, President, The Teagle Foundation; David C. Paris, Executive Director, New Leadership Alliance for Student Learning and Accountability; Rebecca L. Sherrick, President, Aurora University
    • Presidential Leadership for Student Learning and Accountability
      Norval C. Kneten, President, Barton College; Michael A. MacDowell, President, Misericordia University; Richard L. Morrill, President, The Teagle Foundation; David C. Paris, Executive Director, New Leadership Alliance for Student Learning and Accountability; Rebecca L. Sherrick, President, Aurora University
    • Presidential Leadership for Student Learning and Accountability
      Norval C. Kneten, President, Barton College; Michael A. MacDowell, President, Misericordia University; Richard L. Morrill, President, The Teagle Foundation; David C. Paris, Executive Director, New Leadership Alliance for Student Learning and Accountability; Rebecca L. Sherrick, President, Aurora University
    • Presidential Leadership for Student Learning and Accountability
      Norval C. Kneten, President, Barton College; Michael A. MacDowell, President, Misericordia University; Richard L. Morrill, President, The Teagle Foundation; David C. Paris, Executive Director, New Leadership Alliance for Student Learning and Accountability; Rebecca L. Sherrick, President, Aurora University
    • Presidential Leadership for Student Learning and Accountability
      Norval C. Kneten, President, Barton College; Michael A. MacDowell, President, Misericordia University; Richard L. Morrill, President, The Teagle Foundation; David C. Paris, Executive Director, New Leadership Alliance for Student Learning and Accountability; Rebecca L. Sherrick, President, Aurora University
    • Presidential Transitions: Timing, Succession, and Other Considerations
      Jeff Abernathy, President, Alma College; Theodore E. Long, President Emeritus, Elizabethtown College; Carl J. Strikwerda, President, Elizabethtown College; Saundra J. Tracy, Retired President, Alma College
    • Serving on Nonprofit Boards
      Terry J. Aretz, Presidential Spouse, College of Mount St. Joseph
    • Serving on Nonprofit Boards
      Terry J. Aretz, Presidential Spouse, College of Mount St. Joseph
    • Serving on Nonprofit Boards
      Terry J. Aretz, Presidential Spouse, College of Mount St. Joseph
    • Spousal Recognition and Compensation
      Raymond D. Cotton, Vice President, Higher Education, ML Strategies, LLC/Mintz, Levin, Cohn, Ferris, Glovsky & Popeo LLC; Kenneth R. Garren, President, Lynchburg College; Susan Kneten, Presidential Spouse, Barton College
    • Spousal Recognition and Compensation
      Raymond D. Cotton, Vice President, Higher Education, ML Strategies, LLC/Mintz, Levin, Cohn, Ferris, Glovsky & Popeo LLC; Kenneth R. Garren, President, Lynchburg College; Susan Kneten, Presidential Spouse, Barton College
    • Spousal Recognition and Compensation
      Raymond D. Cotton, Vice President, Higher Education, ML Strategies, LLC/Mintz, Levin, Cohn, Ferris, Glovsky & Popeo LLC; Kenneth R. Garren, President, Lynchburg College; Susan Kneten, Presidential Spouse, Barton College
    • The College Student Gender Gap
      MaryAnn Baenninger, President, College of Saint Benedict; Linda J. Sax, Professor of Higher Education and Organizational Change, University of California at Los Angeles
    • The College Student Gender Gap
      MaryAnn Baenninger, President, College of Saint Benedict; Linda J. Sax, Professor of Higher Education and Organizational Change, University of California at Los Angeles
    • The College Student Gender Gap
      MaryAnn Baenninger, President, College of Saint Benedict; Linda J. Sax, Professor of Higher Education and Organizational Change, University of California at Los Angeles
    • The Economy and the Future of Independent Colleges
      Ronald G. Ehrenberg, Irving M. Ives Professor of Industrial and Labor Relations and Economics at Cornell University and director of the Cornell Higher Education Research Institute.
    • The Economy and the Future of Independent Colleges
      Ronald G. Ehrenberg, Irving M. Ives Professor of Industrial and Labor Relations and Economics at Cornell University and director of the Cornell Higher Education Research Institute
    • The Future of the Humanities in Independent Higher Education
      Ronald A. Crutcher, President, Wheaton College (MA); Scott D. Miller, President, Bethany College (WV); Christopher B. Nelson, President, St. John's College (MD); S. Georgia Nugent, President, Kenyon College
    • The President’s Role in Revising the Liberal Arts Curriculum
      Kevin M. Ross, President, Lynn University; B. David Rowe, President, Centenary College of Louisiana; Michael P. Schneider, President, McPherson College
    • The President’s Role in Revising the Liberal Arts Curriculum
      Kevin M. Ross, President, Lynn University; B. David Rowe, President, Centenary College of Louisiana; Michael P. Schneider, President, McPherson College
    • Transitions—Moving to a New Campus
      Kay Bassett, Presidential Spouse, Heritage University; Kris Ohle, Presidential Spouse, Gustavus Adolphus College
    • Transitions—Moving to a New Campus
      Kay Bassett, Presidential Spouse, Heritage University; Kris Ohle, Presidential Spouse, Gustavus Adolphus College
    • Understanding Your Discount Rate
      Jack P. Calareso, President, Anna Maria College; John W. Dysart, President, The Dysart Group, Inc.
    • Welcome Luncheon Address: Choosing or Re-Choosing Your Role
      Welcome Luncheon Address: Choosing or Re-Choosing Your Role
    • When Does Debt Turn into Financial Risk?
      A. Richard Kneedler, President Emeritus, Franklin and Marshall College and Operating Officer, Ann Duffield & Colleagues; Michael Williams, President, The Austen Group
    • When Does Debt Turn into Financial Risk?
      A. Richard Kneedler, President Emeritus, Franklin and Marshall College and Operating Officer, Ann Duffield & Colleagues; Michael Williams, President, The Austen Group
    • When Does Debt Turn into Financial Risk?
      A. Richard Kneedler, President Emeritus, Franklin and Marshall College and Operating Officer, Ann Duffield & Colleagues; Michael Williams, President, The Austen Group

 


 

  • 2011 CAO Institute
    • Academic Affairs-Advancement Partnerships in Donor Relations
      Sarah Kahrl, Vice President for College Relations, Kenyon College; Nayef Samhat, Provost, Kenyon College
    • Advancing the Case for Liberal Arts Education
      Michael F. Gilligan, President, Henry Luce Foundation
      Michael F. Gilligan delivers his keynote address at the 2011 CAO Institute.
    • Assessing Global Learning Outcomes
      Thomas R. Hess, Vice President for Academic Affairs, University of Pikeville; Joan Lynn Propst, Provost and Executive Vice President, Alderson-Broaddus College; Bettie Starr, Vice President for Academic Affairs, Lindsey Wilson College
    • Assessing Global Learning Outcomes
      Thomas R. Hess, Vice President for Academic Affairs, University of Pikeville; Joan Lynn Propst, Provost and Executive Vice President, Alderson-Broaddus College; Bettie Starr, Vice President for Academic Affairs, Lindsey Wilson College
    • Budget Fundamentals for CAOs
      Mark A. Matson, Vice President for Academic Affairs and Dean, Milligan College; Joanne Passaro, Provost, Carroll University (WI)
    • Budget Fundamentals for CAOs
      Mark A. Matson, Vice President for Academic Affairs and Dean, Milligan College; Joanne Passaro, Provost, Carroll University (WI)
    • Budget Fundamentals for CAOs
      Mark A. Matson, Vice President for Academic Affairs and Dean, Milligan College; Joanne Passaro, Provost, Carroll University (WI)
    • Budget Fundamentals for CAOs
      Mark A. Matson, Vice President for Academic Affairs and Dean, Milligan College; Joanne Passaro, Provost, Carroll University (WI)
    • Budget Fundamentals for CAOs
      Mark A. Matson, Vice President for Academic Affairs and Dean, Milligan College; Joanne Passaro, Provost, Carroll University (WI)
    • Collaboration between Academic Affairs and Advancement to Obtain Grants
      Elizabeth Domholdt, Vice President for Academic Affairs, College of St. Scholastica; Margot Carroll Zelenz, Vice President for College Advancement, College of St. Scholastica
    • Creating a Campus-wide Academic Honesty Policy
      Jann Weitzel, Provost and Vice President for Academic Affairs, Lindenwood University
    • Creating an Academic Program Development and Advancement Model that Works
      Frank E. Pettigrew, Provost, Ashland University
    • Cultivating Donors
      Jerold Panas, Executive Partner and CEO, Jerold Panas, Linzy & Partners
    • Cultivating Donors
      Jerold Panas, Executive Partner and CEO, Jerold Panas, Linzy & Partners
    • Cultivating Relationships with Alumni
      Ronald A. Cohen, Vice President for University Relations, Susquehanna University; Albert J. DeSimone, Vice President for Advancement, Kalamazoo College; Michael A. McDonald, Provost, Kalamazoo College; Carl O. Moses, Provost, Susquehanna University
    • Department Chairs Learn to Lead from the Middle
      William C. Deeds, Vice President for Academic Affairs and Dean of the College, Morningside College; Richard Ostrander, Provost, Cornerstone University; Elizabeth Rudenga, Provost, Trinity Christian College; Jeanine Silviera Stewart, Vice President for Academic Affairs, Hollins University
    • Effective Collaboration to Secure Grants
      John Greving, Vice President for Advancement, Nebraska Wesleyan University; Marion Terenzio, Vice President for Academic Affairs and Dean of Faculty, Bloomfield College
    • Effective Collaboration to Secure Grants
      John Greving, Vice President for Advancement, Nebraska Wesleyan University; Marion Terenzio, Vice President for Academic Affairs and Dean of Faculty, Bloomfield College
    • Establishing and Maintaining a Positive Relationship with Regional Accrediting Agencies
      Andrew P. Manion, Provost, Aurora University
    • Exchanging ideas with a Chronicle of Higher Education Journalist
      Dan Berrett, Senior Reporter, The Chronicle of Higher Education
    • Fundraising Fundamentals for Chief Academic Officers
      Charles Haight, Vice President for Development, Mount Holyoke College; Kelly Thompson, Vice President for External Relations, Barton College
    • Guided Curricular Change: Grass Roots or Top Down?
      Christine DeVinne, OSU, Vice President for Academic Affairs, Notre Dame of Maryland University
    • How to Submit a Successful Grant Proposal to the National Endowment for the Humanities
      Barbara Ashbrook, Assistant Director, Division of Education Programs, National Endowment for the Humanities
    • How to Submit a Successful Grant Proposal to the National Endowment for the Humanities
      Thomas Falkner, Provost and Dean of the Faculty, McDaniel College
    • Implementing a Center for Teaching and Learning
      Daniel J. Blankenship. Vice President for Academic Affairs, Saint Joseph’s College (IN)
    • Improving Student Retention
      Jane M. Burke, Regional Manager, Starfish Retention Solutions, Inc.; Daniel J. May, Vice President for Academic Affairs, University of Findlay; Richard R. Nelson, Provost, Paul Smith’s College
    • Increasing Quality, Decreasing Cost
      Richard Ray, Provost, Hope College
    • Intellectually Adrift: Is Academic Challenge the next great Threat to Higher Education
      Terry Weiner, Provost, The Sage Colleges
    • Internationalizing the Campus
      Michael P. Curtis, Director of Program Development, American Councils for International Education; Terence F. Graham, Director of Higher Education Programs Division, American Councils for International Education; Colleen Hegranes, Senior Vice President, St. Catherine University; James J. Lakso, Provost and Executive Vice President for Student Development, Juniata College
    • Linking Fundraising, Academic Program Goals, and the Institutional Strategic Plan
      Bradley W. Bateman, Provost, Denison University; Katie Conboy, Provost and Vice President for Academic Affairs, Stonehill College; Francis X. Dillon, Vice President for Advancement, Stonehill College; Julia Beyer Houpt, Vice President for Institutional Advancement, Denison University
    • Managing Faculty Members’ Concerns up the Ladder to the President
      Stanley A. Clark, Simpson University
    • Mentoring Faculty Members
      Edward E. Ericson, Vice President for Academic Affairs, John Brown University; Julie Wollman, Vice President for Academic Affairs, Wheelock College
    • Mentoring Faculty Members
      Edward E. Ericson, Vice President for Academic Affairs, John Brown University; Julie Wollman, Vice President for Academic Affairs, Wheelock College
    • Mentoring Faculty Members
      Edward E. Ericson, Vice President for Academic Affairs, John Brown University; Julie Wollman, Vice President for Academic Affairs, Wheelock College
    • Mentoring Faculty Members
      Edward E. Ericson, Vice President for Academic Affairs, John Brown University; Julie Wollman, Vice President for Academic Affairs, Wheelock College
    • New Directions for World Language and Culture Courses
      Rosemary Allen, Provost and Dean of Faculty, Georgetown College; Rosemary Feal, Executive Director, Modern Language Association; Steven J. Griffith, Senior Vice President and Academic Dean, Simpson College (IA)
    • New Directions for World Language and Culture Courses
      Rosemary Allen, Provost and Dean of Faculty, Georgetown College; Rosemary Feal, Executive Director, Modern Language Association; Steven J. Griffith, Senior Vice President and Academic Dean, Simpson College (IA)
    • New Directions for World Language and Culture Courses
      Rosemary Allen, Provost and Dean of Faculty, Georgetown College; Rosemary Feal, Executive Director, Modern Language Association; Steven J. Griffith, Senior Vice President and Academic Dean, Simpson College (IA)
    • New Directions for World Language and Culture Courses
      Rosemary Allen, Provost and Dean of Faculty, Georgetown College; Rosemary Feal, Executive Director, Modern Language Association; Steven J. Griffith, Senior Vice President and Academic Dean, Simpson College (IA)
    • New Directions for World Language and Culture Courses
      Rosemary Allen, Provost and Dean of Faculty, Georgetown College; Rosemary Feal, Executive Director, Modern Language Association; Steven J. Griffith, Senior Vice President and Academic Dean, Simpson College (IA)
    • New Responsibilities for Chief Academic Officers
      Edward Kvet, Provost and Vice President for Academic Affairs, Loyola University (LA); Thomas W. Young, Vice President for Institutional Advancement, Gustavus Adolphus College
    • Partnerships that Help Students Develop Information Fluency
      Paula Dehn, Provost and Vice President for Academic Affairs, Kentucky Wesleyan College; David L. Garrison, Vice President for Academic Affairs, Lagrange College; Susan Barnes Whyte, Library Director, Linfield College; Susanne Woods, CIC Senior Advisor
    • Planned Giving
      J. Barton Meyer, Vice President for Institutional Advancement, Franklin College (IN)
    • Preventive Law I
      Kathleen A. Rinehart, General Counsel, Saint Xavier University (IL)
    • Recruitment and Retention: Challenges and Opportunities
      Kevin Crockett, President and CEO, Noel-Levitz
    • Recruitment and Retention: Challenges and Opportunities
      Linda Maguire, Vice Chair, Maguire Associates
    • Recruitment and Retention: Challenges and Opportunities
      Michaelita Quinn, President, Executive Management Services, Inc.
    • Shared Governance: A Framework for Effective Collaboration
      Thomas H.L. Cornman, Academic Vice President, Cedarville University; Stephanie Fabritius, Vice President for Academic Affairs, Centre College; Pamela Gunther-Smith, Provost and Academic Vice President, Drew University
    • Shared Governance: A Framework for Effective Collaboration
      Thomas H.L. Cornman, Academic Vice President, Cedarville University; Stephanie Fabritius, Vice President for Academic Affairs, Centre College; Pamela Gunther-Smith, Provost and Academic Vice President, Drew University
    • Shared Governance: A Framework for Effective Collaboration
      Thomas H.L. Cornman, Academic Vice President, Cedarville University; Stephanie Fabritius, Vice President for Academic Affairs, Centre College; Pamela Gunther-Smith, Provost and Academic Vice President, Drew University
    • Sharing the Wealth: Creating Research Incentive Accounts from Indirect Costs
      Steve Allred, Provost and Vice President for Academic Affairs, University of Richmond
    • Some New Evidence on What Matters in Student Learning
      Ernest T. Pascarella, Professor, Mary Louise Peterson Endowed Chair in Higher Education, co-director, Center for Research on Higher Education, University of Iowa; Patrick T. Terenzini, Distinguished Professor of Higher Education and Senior Scientist Emeritus, The Pennsylvania State University
      Ernest T. Pascarella and Patrick T. Terenzini deliver their plenary address at the 2011 CAO Institute.
    • Stopping to Breathe: Renewal Strategies for Chief Academic Officers
      Stephanie Quinn, Executive Vice President and Dean of the College, Rockford College
    • Stopping to Breathe: Renewal Strategies for Chief Academic Officers
      Stephanie Quinn, Executive Vice President and Dean of the College, Rockford College
    • Successful Strategies for Revising and Implementing a New Core Curriculum
      Dominic A. Aquila, Vice President for Academic Affairs, University of St. Tomas (TX); Mary Kelly-Powell, Vice President for Academic Affairs and Academic; Dean, Edgewood College
    • Succession Planning and the Future of the Academy
      Joseph A. Kloba, Provost and Chief Academic Officer, Palm Beach Atlantic University
    • Support for Academic Programs with Large Initial Costs
      Benjamin Beakes, Vice President for Development, University of Charleston (WV); Ruth Blankenship, Vice President for Institutional Advancement, Bluefield College; Robert Shippey, Vice President for Academic Affairs, Bluefield College; Letha A. Zook, Provost and Dean of Faculty, University of Charleston (WV)
    • Sustaining Undergraduate Research Programs
      Anne M. Berry, Vice President for Advancement, Lebanon Valley College; Barbara M. Gayle, Vice President for Academic Affairs, Viterbo University; Michael R. Green, Vice President for Academic Affairs, Vice President for Academic Affairs; Gary L. Klein, Vice President for Institutional Advancement, Viterbo University
    • Sustaining Undergraduate Research Programs
      Anne M. Berry, Vice President for Advancement, Lebanon Valley College; Barbara M. Gayle, Vice President for Academic Affairs, Viterbo University; Michael R. Green, Vice President for Academic Affairs, Vice President for Academic Affairs; Gary L. Klein, Vice President for Institutional Advancement, Viterbo University
    • Teaching Online and in Virtual Classrooms
      Ann M. Landis, Vice President for Academic Affairs, Thomas University; Terry B. Smith, Executive Vice President and Dean for Academic Affairs, Columbia College (MO)
    • Teaching Online and in Virtual Classrooms
      Ann M. Landis, Vice President for Academic Affairs, Thomas University; Terry B. Smith, Executive Vice President and Dean for Academic Affairs, Columbia College (MO)
    • Teaching Online and in Virtual Classrooms
      Ann M. Landis, Vice President for Academic Affairs, Thomas University; Terry B. Smith, Executive Vice President and Dean for Academic Affairs, Columbia College (MO)
    • Teaching Online and in Virtual Classrooms
      Ann M. Landis, Vice President for Academic Affairs, Thomas University; Terry B. Smith, Executive Vice President and Dean for Academic Affairs, Columbia College (MO)
    • Teaching Online and in Virtual Classrooms
      Ann M. Landis, Vice President for Academic Affairs, Thomas University; Terry B. Smith, Executive Vice President and Dean for Academic Affairs, Columbia College (MO)
    • The Board and Its Committees: Good Practices for Effective Engagement
      Susan Whealler Johnston, Executive Vice President, Association of Governing Boards; Robert J. Kallin, Vice President of Development, Alumni, and Parent Relations, Gettysburg College; Rita E. Knuesel, Provost, College of Saint Benedict/St. John’s University
    • The Credit Hour: Responding to New Federal Higher Education Regulations
      Bryan F. LeBeau, Vice President for Academic Affairs, University of Saint Mary (KS)
    • Using NSSE Data to Build Support for Academic Programs
      Harold V. Hartley, III Senior Vice President, CIC; Jillian Kinzie, Associate Director, Center for Postsecondary Research and NSSE Institute, Indiana University; Stuart J, Sigman, Provost, American Jewish University
    • Using NSSE Data to Build Support for Academic Programs
      Harold V. Hartley, III Senior Vice President, CIC; Jillian Kinzie, Associate Director, Center for Postsecondary Research and NSSE Institute, Indiana University; Stuart J, Sigman, Provost, American Jewish University
    • Using NSSE Data to Build Support for Academic Programs
      Harold V. Hartley, III Senior Vice President, CIC; Jillian Kinzie, Associate Director, Center for Postsecondary Research and NSSE Institute, Indiana University; Stuart J, Sigman, Provost, American Jewish University
    • Who Asks? Bringing Deans and Faculty Members into Fundraising
      Susan A. Ashley, Dean of the College and Dean of Faculty, Colorado College; Jay Maloney, Assistant Vice President for Advancement, Colorado College

 


 

  • 2011 Symposium on the Future of the Humanities
    • The Humanities and Public Policy
      Jean Elshtain, Laura Spelman Rockefeller Professor of Social and Political Ethics in the Divinity School, University of Chicago; Douglas C. Bennett, President and Professor of Politics, Earlham College
    • The Humanities and Public Policy
      Jean Elshtain, Laura Spelman Rockefeller Professor of Social and Political Ethics in the Divinity School, University of Chicago; Douglas C. Bennett, President and Professor of Politics, Earlham College
    • The Humanities and the Institutions that Promote Them
      Robert Darnton, Carl H. Pforzheimer University Professor and Director of the Harvard University Library; Thomas F. Flynn, President, Alvernia University; Moderator: Dorothy Kosinski, Director, The Phillips Collection
    • The Humanities and the Institutions that Promote Them
      Robert Darnton, Carl H. Pforzheimer University Professor and Director of the Harvard University Library; Thomas F. Flynn, President, Alvernia University; Moderator: Dorothy Kosinski, Director, The Phillips Collection
    • The Humanities, the Individual, and Society
      Kwame Anthony Appiah, Laurance S. Rockefeller University Professor of Philosophy and the University Center for Human Values, Princeton University; Edward Hirsch, President, John Simon Guggenheim Memorial Foundation; Victoria Mora, Dean, St. John’s College (NM); Moderator: Matthew Santirocco, Seryl Kushner Dean of the College of Arts and Science and Associate Provost for Undergraduate Academic Affairs, New York University
    • The Humanities, the Individual, and Society
      Kwame Anthony Appiah, Laurance S. Rockefeller University Professor of Philosophy and the University Center for Human Values, Princeton University; Edward Hirsch, President, John Simon Guggenheim Memorial Foundation; Victoria Mora, Dean, St. John’s College (NM); Moderator: Matthew Santirocco, Seryl Kushner Dean of the College of Arts and Science and Associate Provost for Undergraduate Academic Affairs, New York University
    • The Humanities, the Individual, and Society
      Kwame Anthony Appiah, Laurance S. Rockefeller University Professor of Philosophy and the University Center for Human Values, Princeton University; Edward Hirsch, President, John Simon Guggenheim Memorial Foundation; Victoria Mora, Dean, St. John’s College (NM); Moderator: Matthew Santirocco, Seryl Kushner Dean of the College of Arts and Science and Associate Provost for Undergraduate Academic Affairs, New York University
    • The Humanities, the Individual, and Society
      Kwame Anthony Appiah, Laurance S. Rockefeller University Professor of Philosophy and the University Center for Human Values, Princeton University; Edward Hirsch, President, John Simon Guggenheim Memorial Foundation; Victoria Mora, Dean, St. John’s College (NM); Moderator: Matthew Santirocco, Seryl Kushner Dean of the College of Arts and Science and Associate Provost for Undergraduate Academic Affairs, New York University
    • Welcome and Overview of the Symposium
      Azar Nafisi, Executive Director of Cultural Conversations and Visiting Scholar, The Johns Hopkins Paul H. Nitze School of Advanced International Studies (SAIS); Richard Ekman, President, Council of Independent Colleges
    • Welcome and Overview of the Symposium
      Azar Nafisi, Executive Director of Cultural Conversations and Visiting Scholar, The Johns Hopkins Paul H. Nitze School of Advanced International Studies (SAIS); Richard Ekman, President, Council of Independent Colleges
    • Why the Humanities?
      Neil Rudenstine, President Emeritus, Harvard University and Chair, Board of Trustees, ARTstor; Steven Knapp, President, The George Washington University; S. Georgia Nugent, President, Kenyon College; Moderator: John Churchill, Secretary, Phi Beta Kappa Society
    • Why the Humanities?
      Neil Rudenstine, President Emeritus, Harvard University and Chair, Board of Trustees, ARTstor; Steven Knapp, President, The George Washington University; S. Georgia Nugent, President, Kenyon College; Moderator: John Churchill, Secretary, Phi Beta Kappa Society
    • Why the Humanities?
      Neil Rudenstine, President Emeritus, Harvard University and Chair, Board of Trustees, ARTstor; Steven Knapp, President, The George Washington University; S. Georgia Nugent, President, Kenyon College; Moderator: John Churchill, Secretary, Phi Beta Kappa Society
    • Why the Humanities?
      Neil Rudenstine, President Emeritus, Harvard University and Chair, Board of Trustees, ARTstor; Steven Knapp, President, The George Washington University; S. Georgia Nugent, President, Kenyon College; Moderator: John Churchill, Secretary, Phi Beta Kappa Society

 


 

  • 2011 College Media Conference
    • Achieving Authenticity and Publicity in the Twitter Age
      Jamie Kelly, Director of Media Relations, Cornell College (IA)
    • Achieving Authenticity and Publicity in the Twitter Age
      Steve Smith, National News Editor, University of Nebraska-Lincoln
    • Approaching National Media: It's the Story, Stupid
      Sharon Begley, Contributing Writer, Newsweek
    • Crafting a Successful Social Media Strategy
      Marc C. Whitt, Associate Vice President for Public Relations and Chief Communications Officer, Eastern Kentucky University
    • Crafting a Successful Social Media Strategy
      Karla Wludyga, Director of Public Relations and Communications and Special Assistant to the President, Gannon University (PA)
    • Crisis Communications: When It Hits the Fan
      Dennis Brown, Assistant Vice President, News and Information, University of Notre Dame (IN)
    • Gaining Attention from the Television Networks
      Antoinette Machiaverna, Producer, NBC’s Today Show
    • Meet the (Higher Ed) Press - The Chronicle of Higher Education
      Jeff Selingo, Editor; Paul Basken, Senior Reporter (Science Policy); Scott Carlson, Senior Reporter (Facilities and Sustainability); Eric Hoover, Senior Writer (Admissions); Audrey Williams June, Staff Reporter (Academic Workplace); Beth McMurtrie, Senior Editor (International); Jennifer Ruark, Deputy Managing Editor (Features and The Chronicle Review); Brad Wolverton, Senior Editor (Finance and Policy); and Jeff Young, Senior Writer Technology)
    • Online Editors and Bloggers You Should Know
      Will Doig, Features Editor, The Daily Beast
    • Public Policy and the Year Ahead
      Terry Hartle, Vice President of Government and Public Affairs, American Council on Education
    • Understanding the Demands of Education Reporting
      Sara Clarke, Education Editor, U.S. News & World Report

 


 

  • 2011 Department Chair Workshops
    • 2011 Department and Division Chairs Survey Results
    • Best Practices in Faculty Evaluation (Baltimore)
      Anne H. Franke, Attorney and President, Wise Results, LLC
    • Best Practices in Faculty Evaluation (Louisville)
      Stephen Barker; Attorney; Sturgill, Turner, Barker & Moloney, PLLC
    • Best Practices in Faculty Evaluation (Milwaukee)
      Kathleen A. Rinehart, Partner, Whyte Hirschboeck Dudek S.C.
    • Best Practices in Faculty Evaluation (San Diego)
      Natasha Baker, Attorney, Curiale Hirschfeld & Kramer, LLP
    • Best Practices of Experienced Chairs (Baltimore)
      Monica McCoy, Department of Psychology Chair, Converse College; Diep Ca, Chemistry Department Chair, Shenandoah University
    • Best Practices of Experienced Chairs (Louisville)
      Nicola Findley, Associate Professor and Chair of the Education Department, Alma College; David Mulry, Associate Professor of English and Chair of the English and Foreign Languages Department, Schreiner University
    • Best Practices of Experienced Chairs (Milwaukee)
      Robin Cautin, Chair and Professor of Psychology, Manhattanville College; Woody Hood, Dean of the Shuford School of Performing Arts and Professor of Theatre, Catawba College
    • Best Practices of Experienced Chairs (San Diego)
      Carie Braun, Chair of Nursing, College of Saint Bededcit; Kent Buchanan, Chair of Biology, Oklahoma City University
    • Difficult Conversations (All Sites)
    • Difficult Conversations (Baltimore)
      Jeanine Stewart, Vice President for Academic Affairs, Hollins University
    • Difficult Conversations (Louisville)
      Mark J. Krejci, Provost and Dean of the College and Professor of Psychology, Concordia College (MN); Richard Ostrander, Provost, Cornerstone University
    • Difficult Conversations (Milwaukee)
      Andrea Chapdelaine, Provost and Vice President for Academic Affairs, Albright College
    • Difficult Conversations (San Diego)
      Sherilyn Emberton, Provost and Vice President for Academic Affairs, East Texas Baptist University
    • Managing the Hiring Process (Baltimore)
      Anne H. Franke, Attorney and President, Wise Results, LLC
    • Managing the Hiring Process (Louisville)
      Stephen Barker; Attorney; Sturgill, Turner, Barker & Moloney, PLLC
    • Managing the Hiring Process (Milwaukee)
      Kathleen A. Rinehart, Partner, Whyte Hirschboeck Dudek S.C.
    • Managing the Hiring Process (San Diego)
      Natasha Baker, Attorney, Curiale Hirschfeld & Kramer, LLP
    • Understanding the Department/Division Budget (All Sites)
      Liz Rudenga, Provost, Trinity Christian College; Mark J. Braun, Senior Vice President for Academic Affairs and Dean of the College, Augustana College (SD); Mary Ann Gawelek, Provost and Dean of the Faculty, Seton Hill University; Steve O. Michael, Provost, Arcadia University
    • Using Data at the Department/Division Level (All Sites)
    • Using Data at the Department/Division Level (All Sites)
      William C. Deeds, Vice President for Academic Affairs and Dean of the College, Morningside College; R. Joseph Dieker, Vice President for Academic Affairs and Dean of the College, Cornell College (IA)
    • Using Data at the Department/Division Level (San Diego)
      Stuart J. Sigman, Vice President for Academic Affairs and Dean of the Faculty, Naropa University
    • Working with the CAO/Dean (Baltimore)
      Katie Conboy, Provost and Vice President for Academic Affairs, Stonehill College
    • Working with the CAO/Dean (Louisville)
      Cheryl Johnson-Odim, Provost and Vice President for Academic Affairs, Dominican University (IL)
    • Working with the CAO/Dean (Milwaukee)
      Richard Ostrander, Provost, Cornerstone University
    • Working with the CAO/Dean (San Diego)
      Michael Tannenbaum, Provost and Vice President for Academic Affairs, Hartwick College

 

  • 2011 Presidents Institute
    • A Holistic Approach to Risk Management: What Presidents Need to Know
      Steven C. Bahls, President, Augustana College (IL); Paul Morin, Director, ARI Risk Management Consultants; John Paul Sutrich, Founder, ARI Risk Management Consultants
    • A Holistic Approach to Risk Management: What Presidents Need to Know
      Steven C. Bahls, President, Augustana College (IL); Paul Morin, Director, ARI Risk Management Consultants; John Paul Sutrich, Founder, ARI Risk Management Consultants
    • Breakfast Roundtable: Finding Interim Candidates for Senior Leadership Positions
      Bryan E. Carlson, President, CES/Registry for College and University Presidents
    • Collaborative Approaches to Fundraising
      Violet A. Boyer, President and CEO, Independent Colleges of Washington; Kenneth R. Garren, President, Lynchburg College; A. Hope Williams, President, North Carolina Independent Colleges and Universities
    • Collaborative Approaches to Fundraising
      Violet A. Boyer, President and CEO, Independent Colleges of Washington; Kenneth R. Garren, President, Lynchburg College; A. Hope Williams, President, North Carolina Independent Colleges and Universities
    • Collaborative Approaches to Fundraising
      Violet A. Boyer, President and CEO, Independent Colleges of Washington; Kenneth R. Garren, President, Lynchburg College; A. Hope Williams, President, North Carolina Independent Colleges and Universities
    • Collective Efforts to Make the Case for a Liberal Arts Education
      Jonathan Brand, President, Doane College; Sanford J. Ungar, President, Goucher College; John B. Wilson, President, Association of Independent Colleges and Universities in New Jersey and the Independent College Fund of New Jersey
    • Collective Efforts to Make the Case for a Liberal Arts Education
      Jonathan Brand, President, Doane College; Sanford J. Ungar, President, Goucher College; John B. Wilson, President, Association of Independent Colleges and Universities in New Jersey and the Independent College Fund of New Jersey
    • Collective Efforts to Make the Case for a Liberal Arts Education
      Jonathan Brand, President, Doane College; Sanford J. Ungar, President, Goucher College; John B. Wilson, President, Association of Independent Colleges and Universities in New Jersey and the Independent College Fund of New Jersey
    • Collective Efforts to Make the Case for a Liberal Arts Education
      Jonathan Brand, President, Doane College; Sanford J. Ungar, President, Goucher College; John B. Wilson, President, Association of Independent Colleges and Universities in New Jersey and the Independent College Fund of New Jersey
    • Community College Partnerships: Enhancing Institutional Revenue and Reducing Students’ Costs
      Sharon Herzberger, President, Whittier College; Michele D. Perkins, President, New England College
    • Community College Partnerships: Enhancing Institutional Revenue and Reducing Students’ Costs
      Sharon Herzberger, President, Whittier College; Michele D. Perkins, President, New England College
    • Creating a Great Workplace: Thoughts from 43,000 College Employees
      Marjorie Hass, President, Austin College; Janet Morgan Riggs, President, Gettysburg College; Jeffrey Selingo, Editor, The Chronicle of Higher Education
    • Driving Down Energy Costs with Environmentally-Conscious Approaches
      Lorna Duphiney Edmundson, President, Wilson College; David W. McInally, Executive Vice President and Treasurer, Allegheny College; James H. Mullen Jr., President, Allegheny College; Mitchell Thomashow, President, Unity College
    • Driving Down Energy Costs with Environmentally-Conscious Approaches
      Lorna Duphiney Edmundson, President, Wilson College; David W. McInally, Executive Vice President and Treasurer, Allegheny College; James H. Mullen Jr., President, Allegheny College; Mitchell Thomashow, President, Unity College
    • Economic Challenges to the Future of Private Colleges and Universities
      Sandy Baum, Consultant and President Emerita of Economics, Skidmore College
    • Educating for a Sustainable Life
      Cynthia Thomashow, Presidential Spouse, Unity College and Executive Director, Center for Environmental Education
    • Ensuring Student Success to Fulfill the Mission and Bolster the Bottom Line
      Douglas N. Hastad, President, Carroll University (WI); Sashi Parthasarathi, Vice President, Jenzabar, Inc.; Charles H. Webb, President, Spring Arbor University
    • Ensuring Student Success to Fulfill the Mission and Bolster the Bottom Line
      Douglas N. Hastad, President, Carroll University (WI); Sashi Parthasarathi, Vice President, Jenzabar, Inc.; Charles H. Webb, President, Spring Arbor University
    • Entrepreneurial Boards: Embracing Change While Preserving Mission
      Michael S. Bassis, President, Westminster College (UT); Todd S. Hutton, President, Utica College; Theodore E. Long, President, Elizabethtown College
    • Helping Faculty Members Adapt to Change
      Loren J. Anderson, President, Pacific Lutheran University; Gregory G. Dell’Omo, President, Robert Morris University; Cathy A. Trower, Research Director, Collaborative on Academic Careers in Higher Education (COACHE), Graduate School of Education, Harvard University
    • Orienting Trustees to the Realities of Independent Higher Education
      Grant H. Cornwell, President, The College of Wooster; George Dehne, President, GDA Integrated Services; Daniel F. Sullivan, President Emeritus, St. Lawrence University; Michael T. Victor, President, Lake Erie College
    • Orienting Trustees to the Realities of Independent Higher Education
      Grant H. Cornwell, President, The College of Wooster; George Dehne, President, GDA Integrated Services; Daniel F. Sullivan, President Emeritus, St. Lawrence University; Michael T. Victor, President, Lake Erie College
    • Presidential Spouses Discussion Group Breakfast
    • Presidents and Curricular Change: Diversifying Programs, Reducing Costs, and Enhancing Revenue
      Thomas J. Gamble, President, Mercyhurst College; Mary Pat Seurkamp, President, College of Notre Dame of Maryland; Robert Zemsky, Professor and Chair, Learning Alliance for Higher Education, Graduate School of Education, University of Pennsylvania
    • Presidents and Curricular Change: Diversifying Programs, Reducing Costs, and Enhancing Revenue
      Thomas J. Gamble, President, Mercyhurst College; Mary Pat Seurkamp, President, College of Notre Dame of Maryland; Robert Zemsky, Professor and Chair, Learning Alliance for Higher Education, Graduate School of Education, University of Pennsylvania
    • Presidents and Curricular Change: Diversifying Programs, Reducing Costs, and Enhancing Revenue
      Thomas J. Gamble, President, Mercyhurst College; Mary Pat Seurkamp, President, College of Notre Dame of Maryland; Robert Zemsky, Professor and Chair, Learning Alliance for Higher Education, Graduate School of Education, University of Pennsylvania
    • Programs for International Education
      Jerry M. Greiner, President, Arcadia University; David G. Horner, President, American College of Greece; Frederik Ohles, President, Nebraska Wesleyan University
    • Programs for International Education
      Jerry M. Greiner, President, Arcadia University; David G. Horner, President, American College of Greece; Frederik Ohles, President, Nebraska Wesleyan University
    • Raising Funds and Raising Friends
      Ronald A. Cohen, Vice President for University Relations, Susquehanna University; Judith A. Torgerson, Presidential Spouse, Luther College
    • Raising Funds and Raising Friends
      Ronald A. Cohen, Vice President for University Relations, Susquehanna University; Judith A. Torgerson, Presidential Spouse, Luther College
    • Raising Funds and Raising Friends
      Ronald A. Cohen, Vice President for University Relations, Susquehanna University; Judith A. Torgerson, Presidential Spouse, Luther College
    • Raising Funds and Raising Friends
      Ronald A. Cohen, Vice President for University Relations, Susquehanna University; Judith A. Torgerson, Presidential Spouse, Luther College
    • Reaffirming the Student Athlete
      Thomas V. Chema, President, Hiram College and member, Presidents Council, Division III, National Collegiate Athletic Association; Daniel T. Dutcher, Vice President, Division III, National Collegiate Athletic Association; Ed L. Schrader, President, Brenau University and member, Council of Presidents, National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics
    • Recent Trends in Philanthropic Giving to Education
      Patrick M. Rooney, Executive Director, Center on Philanthropy at Indiana University
    • Sample Materials for Presidential Inaugurations
    • Sample Materials for Presidential Inaugurations
    • Social Media 101
      Deirdre K. Breakenridge, President, Mango! Creative Juice, and author of Putting the Public Back in Public Relations (2009); Walter M. Kimbrough, President, Philander Smith College
    • Social Media 101
      Deirdre K. Breakenridge, President, Mango! Creative Juice, and author of Putting the Public Back in Public Relations (2009); Walter M. Kimbrough, President, Philander Smith College
    • The Dynamic Equilibrium of Presidential Leadership: Balancing Essential Missions and Evolving Models
      Walter E. Massey, President, The School of the Art Institute of Chicago
    • The President’s Role in Enrollment Management
      Michele D. Perkins, President, New England College; George W. Waldner, President, York College of Pennsylvania
    • The President’s Role in Enrollment Management
      Michele D. Perkins, President, New England College; George W. Waldner, President, York College of Pennsylvania
    • The Promise of Diversity in the Liberal Arts College
      Jacqueline Powers Doud, President, Mount St. Mary’s College (CA); Daryl G. Smith, Professor of Education and Psychology, Claremont Graduate University and author of Diversity’s Promise for Higher Education: Making It Work (2009)
    • The Promise of Diversity in the Liberal Arts College
      Jacqueline Powers Doud, President, Mount St. Mary’s College (CA); Daryl G. Smith, Professor of Education and Psychology, Claremont Graduate University and author of Diversity’s Promise for Higher Education: Making It Work (2009)
    • The Work of the Presidential Spouse
      Natasha Baker, Attorney, Curiale, Hirschfeld & Kramer, LLP; Lynn S. Fox, Presidential Spouse, St. Lawrence University; David C. Joyce, President, Ripon College; Allan Stern, Presidential Spouse, The Sage Colleges
    • Towns, Gowns, and Taxes
      Mary Hines, President, Carlow University; Barbara-Jayne Lewthwaite, President, Centenary College (NJ)
    • Towns, Gowns, and Taxes
      Mary Hines, President, Carlow University; Barbara-Jayne Lewthwaite, President, Centenary College (NJ)
    • Welcome Session and Luncheon Address: How Well Do You Know Your Faculty Members?
      Cathy A. Trower, Research Director, Collaborative on Academic Careers in Higher Education (COACHE), Graduate School of Education, Harvard University
    • What’s the Engine Driving Your College? Analyzing Revenue and Costs
      Donna M. Carroll, President, Dominican University (IL); James E. Douthat, President, Lycoming College; Jairy C. Hunter, Jr., President, Charleston Southern University; Michael Williams, President, The Austen Group
    • What’s the Engine Driving Your College? Analyzing Revenue and Costs
      Donna M. Carroll, President, Dominican University (IL) James E. Douthat, President, Lycoming College Jairy C. Hunter, Jr., President, Charleston Southern University Michael Williams, President, The Austen Group
    • Workshop: A President’s Guide to Tuition Pricing and Discounting
      Sandy Baum, Professor Emerita of Economics, Skidmore College and independent higher education consultant; Lucie Lapovsky, Principal, Lapovsky Consulting and Former President, Mercy College (NY)
    • Workshop: A President’s Guide to Tuition Pricing and Discounting
      Sandy Baum, Professor Emerita of Economics, Skidmore College and independent higher education consultant; Lucie Lapovsky, Principal, Lapovsky Consulting and Former President, Mercy College (NY)
    • Workshop: A President’s Guide to Tuition Pricing and Discounting
      Sandy Baum, Professor Emerita of Economics, Skidmore College and independent higher education consultant; Lucie Lapovsky, Principal, Lapovsky Consulting and Former President, Mercy College (NY)
    • Workshop: A President’s Guide to Tuition Pricing and Discounting
      Sandy Baum, Professor Emerita of Economics, Skidmore College and independent higher education consultant; Lucie Lapovsky, Principal, Lapovsky Consulting and Former President, Mercy College (NY)
    • Workshop: A President’s Guide to Tuition Pricing and Discounting
      Sandy Baum, Professor Emerita of Economics, Skidmore College and independent higher education consultant; Lucie Lapovsky, Principal, Lapovsky Consulting and Former President, Mercy College (NY)
    • Workshop: A President’s Guide to Tuition Pricing and Discounting
      Sandy Baum, Professor Emerita of Economics, Skidmore College and independent higher education consultant; Lucie Lapovsky, Principal, Lapovsky Consulting and Former President, Mercy College (NY)
    • Workshop: A President’s Guide to Tuition Pricing and Discounting
      Sandy Baum, Professor Emerita of Economics, Skidmore College and independent higher education consultant; Lucie Lapovsky, Principal, Lapovsky Consulting and Former President, Mercy College (NY)
    • Workshop: A President’s Guide to Tuition Pricing and Discounting
      Sandy Baum, Professor Emerita of Economics, Skidmore College and independent higher education consultant; Lucie Lapovsky, Principal, Lapovsky Consulting and Former President, Mercy College (NY)
    • Workshop: Collaborative Approaches to Student Aid Policy
      James H. Day, President, Hardwick–Day; Michael S. McPherson, President, The Spencer Foundation and President Emeritus, Macalester College; S. Georgia Nugent, President, Kenyon College John A. Roush, President, Centre College; Thane D. Scott, Partner, Bingham McCutchen LLP; Lloyd Thacker, Executive Director, Education Conservancy
    • Workshop: Collaborative Approaches to Student Aid Policy
      James H. Day, President, Hardwick–Day; Michael S. McPherson, President, The Spencer Foundation and President Emeritus, Macalester College; S. Georgia Nugent, President, Kenyon College John A. Roush, President, Centre College; Thane D. Scott, Partner, Bingham McCutchen LLP; Lloyd Thacker, Executive Director, Education Conservancy
    • Workshop: Collaborative Approaches to Student Aid Policy
      James H. Day, President, Hardwick–Day; Michael S. McPherson, President, The Spencer Foundation and President Emeritus, Macalester College; S. Georgia Nugent, President, Kenyon College John A. Roush, President, Centre College; Thane D. Scott, Partner, Bingham McCutchen LLP; Lloyd Thacker, Executive Director, Education Conservancy
    • Workshop: Collaborative Approaches to Student Aid Policy
      James H. Day, President, Hardwick–Day; Michael S. McPherson, President, The Spencer Foundation and President Emeritus, Macalester College; S. Georgia Nugent, President, Kenyon College John A. Roush, President, Centre College; Thane D. Scott, Partner, Bingham McCutchen LLP; Lloyd Thacker, Executive Director, Education Conservancy
    • Workshop: Collaborative Approaches to Student Aid Policy
      James H. Day, President, Hardwick–Day; Michael S. McPherson, President, The Spencer Foundation and President Emeritus, Macalester College; S. Georgia Nugent, President, Kenyon College John A. Roush, President, Centre College; Thane D. Scott, Partner, Bingham McCutchen LLP; Lloyd Thacker, Executive Director, Education Conservancy
    • Workshop: Comprehensive Campaigns: New Strategies for the New Economy
      William H. Crouch, Jr., President, Georgetown College (KY); Dale T. Knobel, President, Denison University; Jack R. Ohle, President, Gustavus Adolphus College; Beverly Daniel Tatum, President, Spelman College
    • Workshop: Comprehensive Campaigns: New Strategies for the New Economy
      William H. Crouch, Jr., President, Georgetown College (KY); Dale T. Knobel, President, Denison University; Jack R. Ohle, President, Gustavus Adolphus College; Beverly Daniel Tatum, President, Spelman College
    • Workshop: Comprehensive Campaigns: New Strategies for the New Economy
      William H. Crouch, Jr., President, Georgetown College (KY); Dale T. Knobel, President, Denison University; Jack R. Ohle, President, Gustavus Adolphus College; Beverly Daniel Tatum, President, Spelman College
    • Workshop: Comprehensive Campaigns: New Strategies for the New Economy
      William H. Crouch, Jr., President, Georgetown College (KY); Dale T. Knobel, President, Denison University; Jack R. Ohle, President, Gustavus Adolphus College; Beverly Daniel Tatum, President, Spelman College
    • Workshop: Using Technology to Reshape Educational Delivery, Improve Service, and Cut Costs
      R. Patricia Fadden, IHM, President, Immaculata University; Arthur F. Kirk, Jr., President, Saint Leo University; Kevin J. Manning, President, Stevenson University; Fred Weiss, Senior Vice President, Strategy and Portfolio Management, SunGard Higher Education
    • Workshop: Using Technology to Reshape Educational Delivery, Improve Service, and Cut Costs
      R. Patricia Fadden, IHM, President, Immaculata University Arthur F. Kirk, Jr., President, Saint Leo University Kevin J. Manning, President, Stevenson University Fred Weiss, Senior Vice President, Strategy and Portfolio Management, SunGard Higher Education
    • Workshop: Using Technology to Reshape Educational Delivery, Improve Service, and Cut Costs
      R. Patricia Fadden, IHM, President, Immaculata University Arthur F. Kirk, Jr., President, Saint Leo University Kevin J. Manning, President, Stevenson University Fred Weiss, Senior Vice President, Strategy and Portfolio Management, SunGard Higher Education
    • Workshop: Using Technology to Reshape Educational Delivery, Improve Service, and Cut Costs
      R. Patricia Fadden, IHM, President, Immaculata University Arthur F. Kirk, Jr., President, Saint Leo University Kevin J. Manning, President, Stevenson University Fred Weiss, Senior Vice President, Strategy and Portfolio Management, SunGard Higher Education

 


 

  • 2010 CAO Institute
    • Assuring Quality in Three-year Undergraduate Degree Programs
      George J. Elsbeck, Vice President for Finance, Hartwick College; Jack Gochenaur, Vice President for Financial Affairs, Manchester College; Glenn R. Sharfman, Vice President and Dean for Academic Affairs, Manchester College; Michael G. Tannenbaum, Provost and Vice President for Academic Affairs, Hartwick College
    • Assuring Quality in Three-year Undergraduate Degree Programs
      George J. Elsbeck, Vice President for Finance, Hartwick College; Jack Gochenaur, Vice President for Financial Affairs, Manchester College; Glenn R. Sharfman, Vice President and Dean for Academic Affairs, Manchester College; Michael G. Tannenbaum, Provost and Vice President for Academic Affairs, Hartwick College
    • Building Stronger Institutions Using CIC’s Financial Indicators Tool (FIT)
      Mary deRegnier, Vice President for Finance, Ripon College; Gerald Seaman, Vice President and Dean of Faculty, Ripon College
    • Challenges of Implementing New General Education Programs
      Iris Turkenkopf, Vice President for Academic Affairs, Mount Saint Mary College (NY); John Yoder, Vice President for Academic Affairs, Friends University
    • Creating a Culture of Retirement Incentives
      June Aprille, Provost, Washington and Lee University Kenneth E. Cool, President, Emeriti Retirement Health Solutions Jeffrey Wolfe, Vice President for Finance, University of Evansville
    • Cross-functional Teams in the Budget and Planning Process
      Paul Burkhardt, Chief Academic Officer, Prescott College Steven Corey, Executive Vice President, Prescott College
    • Developing a Risk Management Strategy
      Cheryl Johnson-Odim, Provost, Dominican University (IL) Amy McCormack, Senior Vice President for Administration, Dominican University (IL)
    • Developing an Online Education Initiative: Overcoming Myths and Misconceptions
      Mac Bornhauser, Director of Business Development, Learning House, Inc. Frank Cheatham, Vice President for Academic Affairs, Campbellsville University Paula Dehn, Vice President for Academic Affairs, Kentucky Wesleyan College
    • Effective Collaboration Between the CAO and the CFO
      Kent Chabotar, President and Professor of Political Science, Guilford College
    • Equipping Students for the Future
      Bryon Grigsby, Senior Vice President and Provost, Shenandoah University Richard Shickle, Vice President for Administration and Finance, Shenandoah University
    • Finding Resources for New Program Development
      Thomas Falkner, Provost and Dean of the Faculty, McDaniel College Jeffrey Spear, Vice President for Finance, Mount Vernon Nazarene University
    • Finding Resources for New Program Development
      Thomas Falkner, Provost and Dean of the Faculty, McDaniel College Jeffrey Spear, Vice President for Finance, Mount Vernon Nazarene University
    • Fundraising and the CAO
      William Craft, Vice President for Academic Affairs and Dean of the College, Luther College Keith J. Christensen, Vice President for Development, Luther College Doreen Knapp Riley, Vice President for University Advancement, John Carroll University
    • Fundraising and the CAO
      William Craft, Vice President for Academic Affairs and Dean of the College, Luther College Keith J. Christensen, Vice President for Development, Luther College Doreen Knapp Riley, Vice President for University Advancement, John Carroll University
    • Fundraising and the CAO
      William Craft, Vice President for Academic Affairs and Dean of the College, Luther College Keith J. Christensen, Vice President for Development, Luther College Doreen Knapp Riley, Vice President for University Advancement, John Carroll University
    • Fundraising and the CAO
      William Craft, Vice President for Academic Affairs and Dean of the College, Luther College Keith J. Christensen, Vice President for Development, Luther College Doreen Knapp Riley, Vice President for University Advancement, John Carroll University
    • Future Perfect – A Strategic Planning Tool
      Rita Knuesel, Provost, College of Saint Benedict/Saint John’s University Brett Matteo, Managing Director, Public Financial Management Group Susan Palmer, Chief Financial Officer, College of Saint Benedict
    • Increased Opportunities for Low-Income Students to Succeed
      Sarah E. Turner, University Professor of Economics and Education, University of Virginia
    • Managing Faculty Compensation Frameworks
      Frank A. Casagrande, Consultant, Frank A. Casagrande Consulting, LLC Alan Runge, Provost, Concordia University Texas Phyllis Whitney, Senior Vice President and Chief Financial Officer, Iowa Wesleyan College
    • Planning for the Spatial Needs of the 21st Century Campus
      Donald Aungst, Executive Vice President, Chief Financial Officer, and Chief Planning Officer, Upper Iowa University David Chown, Chief Academic Officer and Senior Vice President of the Residential University, Upper Iowa University Brett Matteo, Managing Director, Public Financial Management Group Stephen Sproles, Partner, Derck& Edson Associates
    • Position Descriptions for Department Chairs
      Steven Griffith, Senior Vice President and Academic Dean, Simpson College (IA) Cheryl Jacobsen, Provost and Academic Dean, Loras College
    • Post-tenure Review and Alternative Review Models
      Mark Braun, Vice President and Dean of the College, Augustana College (SD) Helen Streubert, Vice President for Academic Affairs, Our Lady of the Lake University (TX)
    • Preventive Law I - Managing the Hiring Process - II - Best Practices in Employee Evaluation
      Sidney Zonn, Vice President and General Counsel, Robert Morris University
    • Professional Development Opportunities for New Faculty Colleagues
      Mary Breckenridge, Vice President for Academic Affairs, Notre Dame College (OH) Sara Varhus, Vice President for Academic Affairs, Nazareth College
    • Redesigned Learning Spaces in Existing Facilities
      Christopher Ames, Provost and Dean of the College, Washington College (MD) Lawrence Breitborde, Vice President for Academic Affairs and Dean of the College, Knox College Steven M. Foote, FAIA, Principal Emeritus, Perry Dean Rogers Partners Architects Elizabeth Paul, Provost and Vice President for Academic Affairs, Stetson University
    • Redesigned Learning Spaces in Existing Facilities
      Christopher Ames, Provost and Dean of the College, Washington College (MD) Lawrence Breitborde, Vice President for Academic Affairs and Dean of the College, Knox College Steven M. Foote, FAIA, Principal Emeritus, Perry Dean Rogers Partners Architects Elizabeth Paul, Provost and Vice President for Academic Affairs, Stetson University
    • Residential Undergraduate Programs for Single Parents
      Mary Hendrickson, Vice President for Academic Affairs and Dean of Faculty, Wilson College Laura Rossi-Le, Vice President and Academic Dean, Endicott College
    • Sustaining International Programs
      Robert Franks, Interim Vice President for Academic Affairs, Central College Thomas Phizacklea, Vice President for Financial Affairs, Goucher College Marc Roy, Provost, Goucher College
    • Sustaining International Programs
      Robert Franks, Interim Vice President for Academic Affairs, Central College Thomas Phizacklea, Vice President for Financial Affairs, Goucher College Marc Roy, Provost, Goucher College
    • The Wabash Study: The Impact of Four Years of College
      Charles F. Blaich, Director of Inquiries, Center of Inquiry in the Liberal Arts, Wabash College
    • Tuition Discounting as an Enrollment Management Strategy
      Karen Davis, Vice President for Administration and Finance, California Lutheran University Jerry Forster, Treasurer, Sewanee: The University of the South Leanne Neilson, Provost and Vice President for Academic Affairs, California Lutheran University