Podcast Central

The newest and easiest way to catch up on a conference or workshop event is with NACUBO's podcasts. These downloadable recordings provide the audio from select program sessions. To listen to a podcast, all you need is a multimedia player on your computer or a PDA. For a minimal cost you can download the session or event of your choice and listen to it anywhere. New sessions are being continuously added, so check back often to get the latest podcast on issues important to higher education.

Featured Podcasts

2009 Tax Forum
The Tax Forum podcasts provide coverage of campus tax issues, including IRS enforcement and regulatory projects as well as Congressional inquiry into the activities of higher education institutions.

2009 Smart and Sustainable Campuses Conference
This comprehensive symposium featured sessions and workshops on smart growth and sustainable practices that serve the economy, the community, and the environment. Topics include institutionalizing sustainability, operational solutions, smart growth and campus planning, and assessment and measurement.

2009 Higher Education Accounting Forum
This event for advanced-level accounting and finance professionals offers the latest information on trends, issues, and best practices in both financial and managerial accounting, reporting and analysis for all types of institutions.

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Sample Podcasts

To download a sample podcast, right-click the links below and select Save Target As...

How To Buy A Podcast

To purchase sessions or the entire program just click on the "Buy Sessions" button
You will be directed to the shopping cart where you will be able to select your sessions or tthe entire event

Downloading A Podcast

If you have purchased a NACUBO podcast:

Log into MY NACUBO
Click My Podcasts in the Online Subscriptions/Dowloads section
Click the AUDIO button of the podcast
The podcast download lobby will open in a new window

Technical Requirements

In order to listen to a podcast you will need the following:

A computer connected to the Internet for downloading and listening
Speakers or headphones for listening
An MP3 player such as an iPod for portable listening (optional)
Software capable of playing MP3s. Some popular software is Windows Media Player, iTunes, and Real Player
These may also be used to sync with an MP3 player for portable listening

Technical Support

For technical support contact our Customer Call Center:

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