While we are in thick of our jobs, I am always impressed that we continue to make sure that our students come first. By helping young men and women find the “right fit” for their future counselors consistently “Go the Extra Mile for Students.” Our Annual Conference, May 4-6 2011, promises to be another learning experience and celebration of all the good that we do in helping students determine their future paths.
Need answers to your students’ questions about the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA)? Do you want to effectively advocate for students that experience special circumstances? Have you ever wondered how a family’s ability to contribute to the cost of a college education is calculated?
IACAC's own Sue Biemeret (Adlai Stevenson High School) is the November guest blogger for The Choice, the college admissions advice blog of the New York Times. Read Sue's articles.
Apply today for professional development grants for the following events: IACAC Conference 2011, NACAC Guidng the Way to Inclusion (GWI) Workshop 2011, and the NACAC Conference 2011.
The IACAC Nominations Committee, chaired by IACAC Past-President Marsha Hubbuch, is actively seeking candidates to run for positions on the Executive Board. Elections will be held during the Annual Conference in May 2011.
Go the extra mile – we need your help at the Annual Conference in May.
Committees include: Program, Registration, Entertainment, Hospitality, On-Site, Evaluation, Raffle, Exhibits, Communications & Social Media, Tellers, Project Reach, and First Timers. List a Conference committee, or just say “Any,” and let us assign you where we need help (unlimited members).
Movers and Shakers is way to share professionally-related news about promotions or moves to other institutions. Congratulations to the following members on their achievements:
