Sessions
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CAO22 Meetings of Affinity Groups
9:00 a.m.–4:00 p.m. Marpeck Mennonite Chief Academic Officers Convener: Ann Vendrely, Vice President for Academic Affairs and Academic Dean, Goshen College 10:00 a.m.–Noon Concordia University System Chief Academic, Chief Financial, and Chief Enrollment Officers Convener: Timothy Preuss, Provost, Concordia University Nebraska -
CAO22 Senior Leadership Academy
(by invitation only) Coordinator: Linda M. Bleicken, President, American Academic Leadership Institute (AALI) -
CAO22 Workshop for New Chief Academic Officers
Workshops require pre-registration as space is limited. The registration fee covers materials, meals, and refreshments. To add a workshop to an existing Institute registration, please contact CIC at conferences@cic.edu. Fees: early rate $85 (by September 2); regular rate $110 (after September 2) Sponsored by National Management Resources Corporation Coordinators:Lori Werth, Provost, University of PikevilleTravis Frampton, […] -
CAO22 Workshop for CAOs in Their Third or Fourth Year of Service
Workshops require pre-registration as space is limited. The registration fee covers materials, meals, and refreshments. To add a workshop to an existing Institute registration, please contact CIC at conferences@cic.edu. Fees: early rate $85 (by September 2); regular rate $110 (after September 2) Sponsored by Gray Associates Coordinators:Kimberly A. Coplin, Provost, Denison UniversityJohn D. Kolander, Provost, […] -
CAO22 Institute Registration
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NV22 Post-Conference Workshops
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NV22 NetVUE Advisory Council Meeting
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NV22 Book Signing
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NV22 Boxed Lunches and Departures
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NV22 Closing Plenary Address: Kathleen A. Mahoney
THE RESILIENCE OF RELIGION AND THE ROLE OF VOCATION Higher education has long been considered a bellwether of secularization. Commentators have largely accepted the prognosis that the once vibrant ties between the church and the academy, and more broadly between religion and higher learning, have frayed—propelling the American campus toward a wholly secular future. Such […]
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