Annual

T5.4491 Responding to Title IX: The View from the
Registrar’s Desk
3:45 p.m. – 4:45 p.m. | North 129B
As campuses respond to Executive Order 1095 relating to
implementation of Title IX, the Campus SaVE Act, and related
legislation on sex discrimination, sexual harassment and sexual
violence, registrars are in the heart of the discussion and the
process. Participants in this session will hear from who have worked
through the processes of meeting the standards.
PRESENTERS:
John-Herbert Jaffry, Logan University
Brenda Selman, University of Missouri – Columbia
K. Celeste Taber, Oklahoma State University
T5.4510 Growing the Next Wave of Leaders
3:45 p.m. – 4:45 p.m. | North 127A
If higher education loses half of its leadership over the next few years
to retirement, the best campus leaders will be those who actively
develop from the ranks. Institutions must recognize that leaders
are made, not born, and work to grow the next generation. We will
cover specific tools, look at leadership development plans, and
engage interactively.
PRESENTER:
Susan Dorsey, University of Colorado Boulder
Related Publication: Leadership Lessons: Vision and Values for a
New Generation
T5.4516 Dealing with Tragedy in the Law School
3:45 p.m. – 4:45 p.m. | North 131B
What do you do when a tragedy—such as suicide or accident—
happens within your law school community? Come explore ideas on
how we as the law school community can help or cope with tragedy.
PRESENTER:
Terese Chenier, Western New England University
T5.4574 Centralization of Registrar Services for
Multi-Campus Institutions
3:45 p.m. – 4:45 p.m. | North 127C
Providing a consistent student experience and ensuring compliance
across multiple locations, each with its own registrar’s office, can
often be a challenging task. This session focuses on implementing a
scalable registrar model to support multi-campus institutions.
PRESENTERS:
Ryan Green, Chamberlain College of Nursing
Abbey McElligott, Chamberlain College of Nursing –
St. Louis Campus
T5.4583 How Did Peter Piper Pick His Projects and
Prune His Project Pipeline?
3:45 p.m. – 4:45 p.m. | North 128B
Do you know how many projects your office is working on at one
time? Or do you have too many projects coming in and not enough
resources to implement them? Learn how the Registrar’s Office at
the University of Wisconsin-Madison figured out how to manage their
project pipeline by implementing a Project Prioritization Process.
This presentation was also given at the 2015 AACRAO Technology &
Transfer Conference.
PRESENTERS:
Aaron Apel, University of Wisconsin – Madison
Scott Owczarek, University of Wisconsin – Madison
T5.4611 Changes in Advanced Placement (AP):
The Ongoing Role of Higher Education
3:45 p.m. – 4:45 p.m. | North 122A
In light of substantive changes within the Advanced Placement (AP)
program, now is an ideal time for college registrars to ensure that
academic catalogs are up to date with articulated policies—for
existing and forthcoming—AP exams.
PRESENTER:
Cathy Brigham, The College Board
TUESDAY EVENTS AND SESSIONS
T5.4566 Use Systems, Servers, Vendors, Standards to
Innovate, Automate & Improve Service
3:45 p.m. – 4:45 p.m. | North 127B
This presentation provides an overview of how USC successfully
partnered with its service providers to enhance services to students.
The presentation also highlights how USC has leveraged its internal
systems and web services to automate many high-volume, timesensitive
processing operations critical to student services delivery.
PRESENTERS:
Matthew Bemis, University of Southern California
Jim Bouse, University of Oregon
Reid Kallman, Stanford University
T5.4625 Best Practices in State & Regional
Organizations
3:45 p.m. – 4:45 p.m. | North 131A
Leaders from SACRAO and RMACRAO will discuss today’s best
practices for state and regional organizations. Get some new ideas to
infuse new life into your S&R organization!
PRESENTERS:
Kelley Christman, University of Northern Colorado
Charlie Couch, University of Northern Colorado
Joe Papari, Southern Methodist University
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