30th Annual Summer Institute on College Admission and School Relations
July 25–29, 2010
The University of San Diego
Join us at the five-day Institute on College Admission and School Relations, and begin setting the foundation for a rewarding and lasting career in college admissions.
This annual event was designed to help newly hired admission and outreach staff develop the skills necessary to build strong institutional partnerships and assist students in the coming years. Faculty from a variety of institutions will provide personalized instruction, while discussion-based workshops will give you an opportunity to make connections and network among peers.
Register now (.pdf/716K) to participate in this in-depth professional development event and:
- Discuss the larger policy issues that impact institutions and families
- Learn about the factors that affect admissions decisions
- Gain a better understanding and appreciation of the admissions profession
- Begin building a long-lasting career
Sessions
Institute sessions will focus on the most important topics enrollment offices encounter, including:
- Implications of demographic changes on college enrollment
- Marketing and recruitment
- Ethical dilemmas
- Aspects of diversity
- Communication skills
- High school relations
- Evaluation of applicants
- Use of standardized tests
- Financial aid
Previous Attendees
More than 250 colleges and universities across the country have sent participants to the institute. Join our community of passionate and distinguished colleagues to gain a comprehensive understanding of the role that admission professionals play in the higher education landscape.
View a list of institutions that have sent participants in previous years (.pdf/174K).
Faculty
Learn firsthand from recognized leaders in the rapidly changing field of enrollment management who will share their knowledge and offer insights.
This year's institute will be led by:
- Eddie Arteaga, The College Board
- Karen Copetas, Western Washington University
- Philip Ballinger, University of Washington
- Deren Finks, Harvey Mudd College
- Alice Kleeman, Menlo-Atherton High School
- Kevin MacLennan, University of Colorado at Boulder
- Lisa Meyer, Whittier College
- James Montoya, The College Board
- Alicia Ortega, Oregon State University
- Stephen Pultz, University of San Diego
- Edward Schoenberg, Otis College of Art and Design
- Jarrid Whitney, Santa Clara University
Registration
Download the brochure with our registration form (.pdf/716K).
| Registration Fees | |
|---|---|
| Member Institution — Single Registrant | $900 |
| Member Institution — Multiple Registrants | $800 each |
| Nonmember Institution — Single Registrant | $950 |
| Nonmember Institution — Multiple Registrants | $850 each |
Registration fees include:
- Tuition
- Accommodations—a private bedroom in an apartment
- Meals and refreshment breaks
- All resource materials
- Parking
Please note that all participants must reside in the on-campus housing during the institute.
Enrollment is limited and applicants are accepted on a rolling basis. We limit the number of participants from each institution to two. A waiting list for additional participants is established, and they will be notified two weeks prior to the institute if there is space available.
Your application must be received by June 25, 2010. After June 25, please call (408) 367-1429 to learn if space is still available.
Tax Deduction
An income-tax deduction is allowed for educational expenses (including tuition, travel, meals, and lodging) undertaken to maintain and improve professional skills. (See Treasury Regulation 1:162-5 or Coughlin vs. Commissioner 270 F2d 307.)
Cancellation Policy
Registered participants who cancel less than three weeks before the institute will be charged a $100 service fee. No refunds will be given for cancellations made three days or fewer before the institute begins.