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NRCCUA at NACAC 2006 - Pittsburg, Pennsylvania

Mapping the College Search Process

Presenters:	Don Munce, President, NRCCUA
	Chris Domes, VP for Enrollment and Student Services, Marymount University

This session provides detailed information on how various student groups progress through the college search. The information was gathered as part of an ongoing comprehensive research project begun during 2005. Differences in timing and approach by ethnic group, gender and other demographic variables will be highlighted.

Search Process (pdf)

Disappearing Students

Presenters:	Mary Napier, Enrollment Consultant, NRCCUA
	Marcia Nance, VP for Enrollment Management, Barry University
	Andrew Flagel, Dean of Admissions, Assistant VP for Enrollment Development, George Mason University

This session consists of a presentation on the major changes in the way students, especially boys, respond to various recruitment communications. Data is presented from a research project assessing student receptiveness to and utilization of various communications channels used in maintaining a recruitment dialogue with students.

Disappearing Students (pdf)

Admissions Counselor Basic Training (ACBT)

Presenters:

The Center for Enrollment Leadership

This session combines breakfast with a comprehensive overview of the eighteen Admissions Counseling Basic Training online courses offered by the Center for Enrollment Leadership.

ACBT Breakfast (pdf)

Hispanic College Search: How and Why it is Different

Presenters:	Jay Munce, President, Center for Teen Insight
	Harley Frankel, Executive Director, College Match
	Tony Reveles, College Counselor, Bell High School

This session provides detailed information on how Hispanic students progress through the college search. Secondary research and case studies are enhanced by information gathered through an ongoing comprehensive research project begun during 2005. Differences in timing and approach by subgroup, gender and other demographic variables are highlighted.

Hispanic College Search (pdf)