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Welcome Region IV West members |
"Sustaining the Spirit and Artistry of Leadership" is this year's Regional Conference theme. Whether you are an undergraduate student exploring career opportunities within Student Affairs, a graduate student or new professional getting started in the field, or a seasoned professional, we invite you to join us in beautiful Santa Fe, New Mexico to recharge, reconnect and become inspired by the work of current and developing leaders in our profession.
The Region IV-West Conference Planning Committee is working hard to develop a conference that meets the needs of all conference attendees. Attend the pre-conference program with Dr. Marilee Bresciani, a leader in our profession in the areas of assessment of student learning and development. Keynote presentations from Dr. Bresciani, Dr. Patricia Long and Phillip Haozous will engage conference attendees in discussions about the assessment of student learning, professional leadership, Native culture and art. Interest sessions, presented by our colleagues from throughout the region, will assist us all in flourishing as leaders and nurture ourselves while providing leadership that maximizes the potential of all those who work in higher education.
The Conference is being held at the beautiful Eldorado Hotel and Spa, located just off the historic Santa Fe main plaza. The Nidah Spa, Old House Restaurant and Eldorado Court will allow conference attendees to nourish their spirit and their appetite.