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The Institute Participant
Participants should have a Master's degree. In the past, many participants have been working on or recently completed a doctorate. The Institute is geared toward mid-level managers who report directly to a senior student affairs or academic officer for their institution. Participants usually have oversight of one or more functional areas with responsibilities related to selection and supervision of staff; budgeting and planning; and/or program design and implementation.
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January 6 - 9, 2011
Renaissance fort Lauderdale hotel, fort Lauderdale, Florida
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Prepare to be a highly successful senior administrator in Student Affairs.
Currently in a mid-level managerial position? Contemplating a move to a senior student affairs officer position in the near future? The Institute for Aspiring Senior Student Affairs Officers is for you...
Through presentations and small-group discussions, participants will:
Through presentations and small-group discussions, participants will:
- Learn from experienced SSAO's in the field;
- Discover new perspectives;
- Gain applicable insights and knowledge; and
- Connect with talented colleagues who will be the next leaders in the field.
Participants from all types of higher education institutions will convene in Fort Lauderdale, FL, for this biennial Institute filled with topics relevant to career advancement, including:
- Strategic thinking
- Leading change
- Applying strengths
- Identifying or understanding trends