Sessions to include
Residency 101: Are you new to the Residency game? Come find out what it is all about, policies procedures and what your colleges though out the state are doing.
Financial Aid: We all know that education is becoming more costly. Are you aware of how financial aid can help students achieve the goals? Come learn the new updates and get an overview of the financial aid process.
Residency Updates: If you are currently the residency coordinator for campus and have questions concerning recent changes to the residency policies this presentation is for you. Come learn what’s new and gain some insight to recent updates.
International Recruitment: Most institutions are making a greater effort to attract and retain international students. Are you in the know? Come find out the tips and tricks of working with international students.
FERPA: If you are new to a college campus this is something you need to know learn the policies and procedures that keep you and your students’ information safe.
IPLAN: Has your job changed or perhaps your duties? Are you moving to a different department? Maybe a new job? Have you made a plan, if not you should. Come learn how you can help yourself make a plan in these turbulent times.
Disability Support Services: With more Veterans’ returning home chances that you may find yourself helping or working with someone with disabilities is on the rise. Don’t leave yourself open to a potentially embarrassing or uncomfortable situation, learn the best practices for working with disabled persons.
Frontline Roundtable: We have all faced the challenge of doing more with less in these tough budgetary times. Come share and discuss the recent changes to your area with your fellow colleagues. What’s new! What works! You might just find the light at the end of the tunnel.
Registrar Roundtable: We have all faced the challenge of doing more with less in these tough budgetary times. Come share and discuss the recent changes to your area with your fellow colleagues. What’s new! What works! You might just find the light at the end of the tunnel.
Admissions Roundtable: We have all faced the challenge of doing more with less in these tough budgetary times. Come share and discuss the recent changes to your area with your fellow colleagues. What’s new! What works! You might just find the light at the end of the tunnel.
Is it a full moon?: Sometimes it seems like all of the crazy people come into your office? How do you keep you and your staff safe? Come share your experiences and what policies or procedures you have in place. Please come prepared to share. Prizes will be given to the best/worst situation.
Using Self-Reported Course Information for Admissions Decisions: Tired of matching transcripts to applications? Go self-reported! The University of Washington uses self-reported high school course information for freshman admissions decisions, and we review and require final transcripts only from students who are admitted and confirm. Learn how we do it and what we’ve learned.