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Professional Development Webinar Schedule

 

NAASS Professional Development Webinars

Take advantage of the many free professional development webinars provided by NAASS.  In case you miss a webinar, they are archived as Past Programs. 


Upcoming Programs
    

 

· Innovative Summer Grants

Date:  September 23, 2010 - 3:00 PM EST

Presenters:  Cindy DeLuca and Sue Day-Perroots

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 Past Programs

 

· Revenue-Sharing – Models

Date:  August 19, 2010 – 3:00 PM EST

Presenter:  Margaret Pinnell

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· Creative Problem Solving in Teams
Date:  July 29, 2010 – 3:00 PM EST

Presenter: Thomas F. Kowalik

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· Summer Session at the Turn of the 20th and 21st Century
Date:  June 17, 2010

Presenter:  Ken Smith, Virginia Tech

Organizational placement of summer offices often reflects different intended purposes for summer term.  For some colleges, summer is a time to provide new and expanding experiences for its own or visiting students.  At others, summer fulfills a more utilitarian role and focuses on high demand courses to help students get ahead or catch up on credit hours.  This presentation will connect these modern differences to historical events in the development of summer session.  Come and learn some history of a uniquely American invention – the summer term!

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· Preview of the NAASS 47th Annual Conference, Portland, Maine Nov 7-10, 2010
Date:  May 20, 2010

Presenter:  Bill McClure, University of Massachusetts Amherst

Thanks to Bill McClure for an excellent overview of the annual conference and the host city, Portland, Maine.  If you watch the webinar archive, be sure to move your time marker to the 8 minute mark.  (The time marker is located on the right side of the screen.)  Due to technical difficulties, the webinar did not get underway until 8 minutes into the program. 

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· Managing Risk of Pre-College Programs
Date:  April 15, 2010

Presenter:  John Caron, Brown University

Whether you are thinking about offering a summer pre-college program or trying to grow your pre-college program, this presentation will explore important questions, best practices, and resources for managing risk of pre-college programs. Summer pre-college programs can be a source of new revenue and serve as a feeder program for admissions. However, bringing minors to campus presents a unique set of challenges that must be considered if you want to promote a safe, positive academic experience for students and their parents. We will explore best practices that are used by the Summer@Brown Program and important issues related to managing risk for pre-college student populations.

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· Marketing Essentials, Tactics, and Tips
Date:  April 8, 2010

Presenter:  Jim Fong

Strategy can't be done in a short webinar, but identifying new ideas, tactics and tips to enhance your existing strategy can make the difference in breaking even or exceeding enrollment goals. This webinar will touch upon, but not impede upon the April 1 website analysis, by identifying critical e-marketing factors, digital public relations and the integration and importance of marketing metrics.

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Summer Website Analysis
Date:  March 25, 2010

Presenters:

Allyson Morris, Regis University, Colorado

Loy Lytle, University of California Santa Barbara

Harriet Abe, University fo Hawaii Manoa

Martin Barry, Oregon State University

Bill Kops, University of Manitoba

In 2009. several members of the Quality and Research Committee developed an experimental protocol to carry out an on-line analysis of virtually all of NAASS' affiliated summer session web sites from a STUDENT perspective. The project assess the extent to which summer session websites are easily accessible; use pleasing graphics; have layouts that are "user-friendly"; and supply students with functionally useful information.

This webinar will discuss the various attributes that appealed to students and how various websites were rated by the student examiners.

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