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Meetings

AAC&U sponsors a variety of continuing programs—meetings, workshops, and summer institutes for campus teams—that bring together college educators from across institutional types, disciplines, and departments. AAC&U activities nurture the talents and creativity of higher education's current and future leaders. Attendees of recent meetings have described them as powerful and transformative—providing participants with innovative ideas and practices, and shaping the direction of their educational reform efforts.

Annual Meeting

Each year, the Annual Meeting provides a broad, national framework and setting for approximately 1,500 attendees interested in higher education--including presidents, academic administrators, faculty members, policy leaders, and student affairs administrators--to gain a deeper understanding of current research, national trends, and innovative approaches to undergraduate education reform. Join us for our upcoming Annual Meeting, which will be held in Seattle, Washington, January 21-24, 2009.

The Network for Academic Renewal offers an annual series of working conferences designed by national experts. These conferences provide an opportunity for administrators, student affairs educators, and faculty members to work together on educational changes appropriate for their institution's missions and contexts.

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AAC&U Summer Institutes offer campus teams a time and place for sustained collaborative work on a project of importance to their campus. Current institutes include the Institute on General Education, the Greater Expectations Institute on Student Engagement, Inclusion, and Achievement, and the Engaging Departments Institute.

Wye Seminars

AAC&U is pleased to have a strong history of working with The Aspen Institute, whose mission is to foster enlightened leadership and open-minded dialogue to promote nonpartisan inquiry and an appreciation for timeless values. AAC&U and The Aspen Institute co-sponsor two seminars each summer, both held at the Aspen Wye River campus in Maryland – the Wye Chief Academic Officers' Seminar: Citizenship in the Polity; and the Wye Faculty Seminar: Citizenship in the Polity

2008-2009 Meetings

2009 Annual Meeting:  READY OR NOT: Global Challenges, College Learning, and America’s Promise in Seattle, Washington—January 21-24, 2009.

GENERAL EDUCATION, ASSESSMENT, AND THE LEARNING STUDENTS NEED in Baltimore, Maryland – February 26-28, 2009

SHAPING FACULTY ROLES IN A TIME OF CHANGE:  Leadership for Student Learning in San Diego, California — April 2-4, 2009

ENGAGING DEPARTMENTS INSTITUTE in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania — July 8-12, 2009

EDUCATING FOR PERSONAL AND SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY: Deepening Student and Campus Commitments in Minneapolis, Minnesota – October 1-3, 2009. Call for Proposals: due January 30, 2009

Integrative Learning in Atlanta, Georgia – October 22-24, 2009

Future Meetings

AAC&U Annual Meeting in Washington, DC--January 20-23, 2010

AAC&U Annual Meeting in San Francisco, California--January 26-29, 2011

Network for Academic Renewal Schedule

Past Meetings

For more information about AAC&U meetings please contact us by email at meetings@aacu.org or by phone at 202-387-3760. Sponsorship opportunities are available for Network for Academic Renewal conferences and for the Annual Meeting.  Please contact the Development Office at 202-884-7421 or e-mail development@aacu.org for information about sponsorship levels.

 

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