Sarah HoganPresident, Minnesota Association for College Admission Counseling
Director of College Counseling & Learning Support Services, Providence Academy
John McGrealUniversity of Alabama
Regional Admissions Recruiter Manager/Midwest, University of Alabama
Katie CarrollPresident, Wyoming Admissions Officers
Assistant Director, Admissions, University of Wyoming
The Kansas Association for Collegiate Registrars and Admissions Officers (KACRAO) is a nonprofit, voluntary, professional association of more than 400 higher education administrators who represent nearly 80 institutions and agencies in the State of Kansas, and is affiliated with the American Association of Collegiate Registrars and Admissions Officers (AACRAO). KACRAO contributes to the advancement of higher education to its fullest and broadest aspects by promoting the professional development of its members and the use of high standards of professional ethics. KACRAO also fosters a spirit of unity, cooperation, and an exchange of ideas through meetings, workshops, and publications; and fosters relationships with AACRAO and other professional associations whose objectives and purposes are consistent with those of the Association.
NACCAP (North American Coalition for Christian Admissions Professionals) is comprised of admissions and guidance personnel from over 360 Christian high schools, liberal arts colleges and universities, Bible colleges, graduate schools and seminaries throughout North America. NACCAP strives to advance enrollment in Christian higher education through administering the Christian College Fairs. Over 130 fairs are hosted globally each year to bring students and Christian institutions together.
Since 1970, NACCAP is the foremost professional enrollment organization promoting career development, spiritual growth and mutual cooperation between United States and Canadian institutions of Christian education. NACCAP desires to serve the interests of its member institutions and students seeking admission into Christian colleges, universities, graduate schools and seminaries by providing professional accountability, support and recruitment standards.
Since 1970, NACCAP is the foremost professional enrollment organization promoting career development, spiritual growth and mutual cooperation between United States and Canadian institutions of Christian education. NACCAP desires to serve the interests of its member institutions and students seeking admission into Christian colleges, universities, graduate schools and seminaries by providing professional accountability, support and recruitment standards.
The New Jersey School Boards Association, a federation of boards of education, provides training, advocacy and support to advance public education and promote the achievement of all students through effective governance.
Reach Higher is an initiative created by former First Lady Michelle Obama with the aim of inspiring every student in America to take charge of their future by continuing and completing their education after high school, whether at a professional training program, a community college, or a four-year college or university. The Texas Challenge to Reach Higher aligns with the goals of the state higher education plan 60x30TX, to help all students achieve their educational goals, which in turn, will help Texas remain globally competitive for years to come.
In Texas, a group of educators, organization representatives and policy makers have come together to form Texas Challenge to Reach Higher to spearhead efforts to bring the Reach Higher initiative to schools and organizations across the Lonestar state who are in a position to make commitments which help more students obtain post-secondary education.
In Texas, a group of educators, organization representatives and policy makers have come together to form Texas Challenge to Reach Higher to spearhead efforts to bring the Reach Higher initiative to schools and organizations across the Lonestar state who are in a position to make commitments which help more students obtain post-secondary education.
Wisconsin Education Fairs, Inc. was created in 1978 with the goals of coordinating and improving the flow of information about post-secondary opportunities to high school students in Wisconsin. In addition to serving the high school student population, WEF welcomes to its fairs any person interested in postsecondary education and military opportunities. WEF is FREE event for all.
The intent of the Wisconsin Education Fairs are to:
• Better serve the public by providing prospective students and parents the opportunity to browse freely and meet with professional staff members from approximately 100 postsecondary institutions in one central location
• Supplement the high school guidance programs
• Provide admission and recruitment personnel a convenient fall travel schedule, allowing personal contact with more high school students than was once possible
Wisconsin Education Fairs provide easy access to information about post-secondary options on a timely basis for all Wisconsin citizens, regardless of geographic location.
WEF includes in its participant list all University of Wisconsin state universities and colleges, Wisconsin's independent colleges and universities, Wisconsin technical colleges, and many out-of-state institutions. In addition, many community colleges, trade schools, and the national service organizations, such as the armed forces are represented.
The intent of the Wisconsin Education Fairs are to:
• Better serve the public by providing prospective students and parents the opportunity to browse freely and meet with professional staff members from approximately 100 postsecondary institutions in one central location
• Supplement the high school guidance programs
• Provide admission and recruitment personnel a convenient fall travel schedule, allowing personal contact with more high school students than was once possible
Wisconsin Education Fairs provide easy access to information about post-secondary options on a timely basis for all Wisconsin citizens, regardless of geographic location.
WEF includes in its participant list all University of Wisconsin state universities and colleges, Wisconsin's independent colleges and universities, Wisconsin technical colleges, and many out-of-state institutions. In addition, many community colleges, trade schools, and the national service organizations, such as the armed forces are represented.