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Think Tank Information |
The Academy will select 20 - 25 participants for this year's Think Tank.
If selected to participate in Think Tank 2012 participants are expected to:
- Complete pre-readings for Think Tank
- Participate in one web conference call prior to conference
- Commit to attending Think Tank sessions during the NASPA Annual Conference
- Participate in one web conference call prior to conference
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NASPA Annual Conference | Think Tank 2012
March 12 - 14, 2012
Phoenix, Arizona
Please join other Senior Student Affairs Officers in an intensive, engaging, and productive experience at the 2012 NASPA Annual Conference in Phoenix, Arizona. This is the fourth annual Think Tank for SSAOs, and promises to feature energizing discussions and fresh insights. We will talk and work together on three consecutive days (Monday afternoon, Tuesday morning, and Wednesday morning) during the conference. Participants in the Think Tank will write two documents that synthesize the conversations – an article for Leadership Exchange and a more scholarly piece that may become a journal article or book chapter. All participants will be active co-authors of one of these documents.
This year's theme is:
Optimizing and Enhancing Real Change: SSAO as a Strategic Change Agent
Application Deadline: Rolling
Questions? Contact Stephanie Gordon at sgordon@naspa.org.