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2012 Integrated Student Services: Opportunities For Visionary Leadership
October 7-9, 2012
San Diego Marriott Mission Valley
San Diego, CA
Overview
Presented by the Institute for Student Services Professionals (ISSP), in alliance with NACUBO, this program is targeted for institutions at various stages of integrating student services. This year’s conference will address topics such as leadership, adapting to change, organizational effectiveness, enhancing efficiencies, human resources and physical considerations, leveraging technology and online self-services, and performance metrics in a hands-on environment where you will work closely with faculty and network with colleagues. Hear the latest from higher education experts, along with case studies from institutions which have developed integrated student service models and created successful environments for students and staff, and tour the University of San Diego’s One Stop Student Services center.
Who Should Attend
- Administrators & Leaders looking to implement or who have implemented “One Stop” or integrated student service models
- Bursars
- Business Officers
- Financial Aid Administrators
- Integrated Services Staff
- Registrars
- Student Financial Services Directors
- Student Services Administrators
What You'll Learn
- Gain an understanding of physical, organizational, and virtual integrations necessary to construct or modify a model that best meets your institutional and student needs.
- Learn skills that will enable you to work effectively in several areas, including staff development, cost containment, strategic planning, customer service, technology and measuring effectiveness.
- Develop tools to help you facilitate and participate in change while discussing the benefits, opportunities and challenges of creating and maintaining state-of-the-art integrated student services.
- Visit the University of San Diego’s One Stop Student Services office to explore how an established operation has enhanced the effective delivery of student services.
Prerequisites
No prerequisites and/or advance preparation required.
Course Level
Estimated CPEs
Participants will be awarded up to 13 CPE credits. CPE credits can be earned in the following categories:
Personal Development, Specialized Knowledge & Application
Schedule
Sunday, October 7
| 1:00 pm | Registration Opens |
| 3:00 pm | Welcome Speaker(s): |
| 3:15 pm | Keynote: Toxic Leadership Speaker(s): |
| 5:00 pm | Reception and NetworkingJoin your colleagues for appetizers and beverages at the Poolside Patio. |
Monday, October 8
| 7:30 am | Breakfast |
| 8:30 am | Panel Discussion: Building and Sustaining a One StopJoin representatives from three institutions to discuss successful implementation of various approaches to enhanced student service through "one stop" centers. These include multi-service front-end offices to complete reorganization of entire departments. Each of these schools has encountered different obstacles, but all are achieving meaningful success. |
| 9:45 am | Refreshment Break |
| 10:15 am | Leveraging and Embracing Technology to Foster Exceptional Student Services Speaker(s): |
| 10:15 am | One Stop in Action Case Study - One Stop Shop: Owning the Middle Speaker(s): |
| 10:15 am | Performance Metrics - A Growing Imperative Speaker(s): |
| 11:30 am | Lunch/Networking |
| 12:45 pm | The USD Model: Creating the "One-Stop" Shop for Students Speaker(s): |
| 2:00 pm | Bus to University of San Diego |
| 2:30 pm | One Stop Student Services Tour, University of San DiegoUniversity of San Diego tour guides will lead conference participants to four events on campus: a tour of the One Stop Student Services office, a campus tour, a session for specific discussion about the USD One Stop operation, and a session highlighting “A Day in the Life of the USD One Stop” providing various constituent perspectives from a counselor and a student customer of One Stop. Time will be devoted at all sessions to answering questions. |
| 4:30 pm | Reception, University of San Diego |
Tuesday, October 9
| 7:30 am | Breakfast |
| 8:30 am | One Stop in Action Case Study - "From Concept to Triumph - The Bellevue University Experience" Speaker(s): |
| 8:30 am | Overcoming the Issues of Total Restructuring Speaker(s): |
| 8:30 am | Partnership Showcase - Financial Literacy: Meeting the Changing Needs of Students and Families Speaker(s): |
| 9:30 am | Break |
| 9:45 am | One Stop in Action Case Study – Moving to “No-Stop” Student Services – Is It Possible? Speaker(s): |
| 9:45 am | Partnership Showcase - Improving the In-Person Student Experience through Customer Queue Management Solutions Speaker(s): |
| 9:45 am | Transformational Leadership: Effecting Change & Ensuring Effectiveness of Change Speaker(s): |
| 10:45 am | Break |
| 11:00 am | Closing Session: Town HallClose out the conference by applying your learning, asking questions of colleagues and experts, and gaining new ideas. This session will draw from the general sessions and include group conversation to prepare you to act when you return to your office. |
| 12:15 pm | Conference Adjourns |
Hotel
San Diego Marriott Mission Valley
The San Diego Marriott Mission Valley is centrally located with a San Diego Trolley stop just steps away, which provides convenient access to all that America's Finest City has to offer. Experience the excitement of San Diego's famous attractions all minutes from the hotel, including the San Diego Zoo, SeaWorld, Qualcomm Stadium, Balboa Park, Mission Bay, Old Town and the Gaslamp District Downtown. Immerse yourself in the resort-style setting, featuring a unique blend of tropical accents and landscaping. Enjoy a full host of amenities and services, from breathtaking balcony views and gourmet dining, to our beautiful outdoor pool and fully equipped fitness center. Each of our 350 well-appointed guest rooms offers high-speed Internet, luxurious bedding with down comforters, and complimentary amenities.For online reservations, visit the San Diego Marriott Mission Valley website.
When making reservations by phone, be sure to mention the block of rooms reserved by the NACUBO/Institute for Student Services Professionals conference.
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Double: $120.00
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Speakers
Frank E. Claus
Retired
University of Pennsylvania
SHOW FULL BIO » Frank Claus graduated from Drexel University with a BS in Finance and the Graduate School of Banking at Rutgers University. In his career as a banker he was group Vice President responsible for branch banking at the Provident National Bank (now PNC) and Senior Vice President for New Jersey National Bank (now Wells Fargo) responsible for all retail banking. Frank became Treasurer of the University of Pennsylvania in 1984. He was Associate Vice President responsible for all student registration and financial services, and became the Vice President for Finance (interim) and Treasurer before he retired in 2008. He is Chairman of the Finance Committee and Treasurer of Cornwall Manor, a life care community in Lebanon Pennsylvania and chairman of the Trustees of the Permanent Charity Fund of Joseph H Brown Lodge No. 751 F & AM. Frank is Treasurer of Northampton Days, a community celebration. He is an elder at Addisville Reformed Church where he is chair of the facilities expansion feasibility committee and worship committee, served as chairman of the stewardship committee and is a member of the Consistory.He is Secretary/Treasurer of the Institute for Student Service Professionals. Frank is married to Patricia, has two children, and six grandchildren. He lives in Richboro, Pennsylvania.
Retired
University of Pennsylvania
SHOW FULL BIO » Frank Claus graduated from Drexel University with a BS in Finance and the Graduate School of Banking at Rutgers University. In his career as a banker he was group Vice President responsible for branch banking at the Provident National Bank (now PNC) and Senior Vice President for New Jersey National Bank (now Wells Fargo) responsible for all retail banking. Frank became Treasurer of the University of Pennsylvania in 1984. He was Associate Vice President responsible for all student registration and financial services, and became the Vice President for Finance (interim) and Treasurer before he retired in 2008. He is Chairman of the Finance Committee and Treasurer of Cornwall Manor, a life care community in Lebanon Pennsylvania and chairman of the Trustees of the Permanent Charity Fund of Joseph H Brown Lodge No. 751 F & AM. Frank is Treasurer of Northampton Days, a community celebration. He is an elder at Addisville Reformed Church where he is chair of the facilities expansion feasibility committee and worship committee, served as chairman of the stewardship committee and is a member of the Consistory.He is Secretary/Treasurer of the Institute for Student Service Professionals. Frank is married to Patricia, has two children, and six grandchildren. He lives in Richboro, Pennsylvania.
Jonnel Clothier
Director of AV Central
American University
SHOW FULL BIO » Jonnel Clothier has been on staff at American University since 2006. She served as the Director of Curriculum and Undergraduate Affairs in the School of Communication from 2006-2009. In her current position, Jonnel is responsible for the continuing development and implementation of AU Central. Jonnel earned her bachelor’s degree in Communication from the University of Michigan. Her master’s degree in Educational Leadership and Policy Analysis with an emphasis in Higher Education Administration, was granted from the University of Missouri. Jonnel has worked in higher education for over fourteen years having worked at Harvard University, University of Maryland, and the University of Missouri.
Director of AV Central
American University
SHOW FULL BIO » Jonnel Clothier has been on staff at American University since 2006. She served as the Director of Curriculum and Undergraduate Affairs in the School of Communication from 2006-2009. In her current position, Jonnel is responsible for the continuing development and implementation of AU Central. Jonnel earned her bachelor’s degree in Communication from the University of Michigan. Her master’s degree in Educational Leadership and Policy Analysis with an emphasis in Higher Education Administration, was granted from the University of Missouri. Jonnel has worked in higher education for over fourteen years having worked at Harvard University, University of Maryland, and the University of Missouri.
Diane L. Cooley
Outreach Advisor
University of Washington
SHOW FULL BIO » Diane graduated from the University of Washington with a BA in German. She spent several years running a market research business with her husband before joining the staff of UW Student Fiscal Services 27 years ago. Currently, Diane is a member of the Customer Service Team with a focus on outreach efforts. This includes helping students and the University community understand and use the wide variety of on-line and in-person UW fiscal services plus helping students gain knowledge related to managing their personal finances.
Outreach Advisor
University of Washington
SHOW FULL BIO » Diane graduated from the University of Washington with a BA in German. She spent several years running a market research business with her husband before joining the staff of UW Student Fiscal Services 27 years ago. Currently, Diane is a member of the Customer Service Team with a focus on outreach efforts. This includes helping students and the University community understand and use the wide variety of on-line and in-person UW fiscal services plus helping students gain knowledge related to managing their personal finances.
Nicole Lynn Deters
Associate Director, Registration & Financial Services
Columbia College
SHOW FULL BIO » Nicole is the Associate Director of Registration and Financial Services (RFS) at Columbia College. She has been with Columbia College for 10 years. Nicole has a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration with an emphasis is Management and Marketing from Columbia College. Prior to Registration & Financial Services becoming its own department, she was employed in the Registration Department after graduation. As a student employee, Nicole worked in the Financial Aid Department. She grew up in Bowling Green, Missouri.
Associate Director, Registration & Financial Services
Columbia College
SHOW FULL BIO » Nicole is the Associate Director of Registration and Financial Services (RFS) at Columbia College. She has been with Columbia College for 10 years. Nicole has a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration with an emphasis is Management and Marketing from Columbia College. Prior to Registration & Financial Services becoming its own department, she was employed in the Registration Department after graduation. As a student employee, Nicole worked in the Financial Aid Department. She grew up in Bowling Green, Missouri.
David Glezerman
Assistant Vice President and Bursar
Temple University
SHOW FULL BIO » David Glezerman is the Assistant Vice President and Bursar at Temple University, where he has been employed since 1986. He has overall responsibility for more than $450 million annually in student loans and accounts receivables. Mr. Glezerman has been employed in higher education receivables management for 35 years. A speaker at many industry conferences and workshops, Mr. Glezerman has worked with NACUBO as a faculty and program committee member for several conferences. He also served as a member of the Coalition of Higher Education Assistance Organizations (COHEAO) steering committee and with its Perkins Loan Task Force. He also is the founder of the Educational Accounts Receivable Management Association (EARMA), designed for institutional debt collection personnel in eastern Pennsylvania, New Jersey and Delaware. A co-author of Managing and Collecting Student Accounts and Loans: A Desk Reference for Educational Receivables Stewardship, Glezerman also has written several articles for and referenced by numerous industry publications for his views on higher education receivables. He also contributed a chapter in the 2007 NACUBO book Student Centered Financial Services. Glezerman also authored “Student Loan Program Partnering: A Recipe for Helping Schools Help Themselves” while working as a consultant with the US Department of Health and Human Services’ Partnership Program to assist schools with student loan collections and default reduction activities. Mr. Glezerman was recognized for his industry efforts in 2010 when he received NACUBO’s Professional Development Award. A co-creator of the Higher Education Collection Specialist Certificate program and certified instructor for ACA International, the association of credit and collections professionals, Glezerman also is a past recipient of ACA’s Member of the Year and Charles F. Lindemann Instructor of the Year awards and is designated as a Master Credit Executive (MCE) by ACA. A graduate of Rutgers University, Mr. Glezerman received his MBA from Temple University.
Assistant Vice President and Bursar
Temple University
SHOW FULL BIO » David Glezerman is the Assistant Vice President and Bursar at Temple University, where he has been employed since 1986. He has overall responsibility for more than $450 million annually in student loans and accounts receivables. Mr. Glezerman has been employed in higher education receivables management for 35 years. A speaker at many industry conferences and workshops, Mr. Glezerman has worked with NACUBO as a faculty and program committee member for several conferences. He also served as a member of the Coalition of Higher Education Assistance Organizations (COHEAO) steering committee and with its Perkins Loan Task Force. He also is the founder of the Educational Accounts Receivable Management Association (EARMA), designed for institutional debt collection personnel in eastern Pennsylvania, New Jersey and Delaware. A co-author of Managing and Collecting Student Accounts and Loans: A Desk Reference for Educational Receivables Stewardship, Glezerman also has written several articles for and referenced by numerous industry publications for his views on higher education receivables. He also contributed a chapter in the 2007 NACUBO book Student Centered Financial Services. Glezerman also authored “Student Loan Program Partnering: A Recipe for Helping Schools Help Themselves” while working as a consultant with the US Department of Health and Human Services’ Partnership Program to assist schools with student loan collections and default reduction activities. Mr. Glezerman was recognized for his industry efforts in 2010 when he received NACUBO’s Professional Development Award. A co-creator of the Higher Education Collection Specialist Certificate program and certified instructor for ACA International, the association of credit and collections professionals, Glezerman also is a past recipient of ACA’s Member of the Year and Charles F. Lindemann Instructor of the Year awards and is designated as a Master Credit Executive (MCE) by ACA. A graduate of Rutgers University, Mr. Glezerman received his MBA from Temple University.
Ruth A. Johnston
Associate Vice President, Strategy Management
University of Washington
SHOW FULL BIO » Ruth Johnston, Ph.D. works at the University of Washington as Associate Vice President and Special Assistant to the Provost. In this role, Dr. Johnston facilitates strategy development, metrics creation and monitoring, process improvement, leadership and staff development, and change management. She is also responsible for the administratively-focused UW Environmental Stewardship and Sustainability Office and for the UW’s Business Diversity Program. Her Ph.D. is in Organization Development and Higher Education. Dr. Johnston’s article on “Measuring Effectiveness in Student Fiscal Services at the University of Washington” is in the 2007 book, Student Centered Financial Services. She teaches a variety of classes and workshops, and consults with higher education institutions and associations and some federal agencies. Prior to her current role, Dr. Johnston served as Associate Controller for Student Fiscal Services for 9 years at UW.
Associate Vice President, Strategy Management
University of Washington
SHOW FULL BIO » Ruth Johnston, Ph.D. works at the University of Washington as Associate Vice President and Special Assistant to the Provost. In this role, Dr. Johnston facilitates strategy development, metrics creation and monitoring, process improvement, leadership and staff development, and change management. She is also responsible for the administratively-focused UW Environmental Stewardship and Sustainability Office and for the UW’s Business Diversity Program. Her Ph.D. is in Organization Development and Higher Education. Dr. Johnston’s article on “Measuring Effectiveness in Student Fiscal Services at the University of Washington” is in the 2007 book, Student Centered Financial Services. She teaches a variety of classes and workshops, and consults with higher education institutions and associations and some federal agencies. Prior to her current role, Dr. Johnston served as Associate Controller for Student Fiscal Services for 9 years at UW.
Hung V. Le
Associate Vice President and University Registrar
Pepperdine University
SHOW FULL BIO » Hung Le, Pepperdine University’s associate vice president and university registrar, has spent the last 20 years in various fields of student services at Pepperdine University, including campus life, student accounts, and student administrative services. In 1999, Hung served as a member of Pepperdine's steering committee to transform student services which culminated with the implementation of OneStop. He currently oversees the Office of Student Information and Services which includes the functions of OneStop, Student Financial Services, Academic Advising, Academic Records and Registrar. In addition to presenting at numerous local and national conferences, he has assisted a number of colleges and universities in planning for and implementing their one-stop student service centers.
Associate Vice President and University Registrar
Pepperdine University
SHOW FULL BIO » Hung Le, Pepperdine University’s associate vice president and university registrar, has spent the last 20 years in various fields of student services at Pepperdine University, including campus life, student accounts, and student administrative services. In 1999, Hung served as a member of Pepperdine's steering committee to transform student services which culminated with the implementation of OneStop. He currently oversees the Office of Student Information and Services which includes the functions of OneStop, Student Financial Services, Academic Advising, Academic Records and Registrar. In addition to presenting at numerous local and national conferences, he has assisted a number of colleges and universities in planning for and implementing their one-stop student service centers.
Sid Mandel
Vice President, North American Operations
Q-nomy, Inc.
Vice President, North American Operations
Q-nomy, Inc.
Paul Mittelhammer
Vice President, National Business Development Strategy
Inceptia
SHOW FULL BIO » Paul Mittelhammer is the vice president of business development strategy for Inceptia. Prior to this position he was a regional sales manager. Paul has 27 years of experience in higher education and higher education management. He joined Inceptia as the vice president for lender relations. Before joining NSLP, Paul served in several roles at Citibank’s student loan division. He held positions as account manager, regional manager of electronic services & guarantor relations, and regional sales manager. Paul is a Certified Personal Financial Manager (CPFM) through Inceptia’s Personal Financial Management Certification program. He served in various roles at Huntingdon College in Montgomery, Alabama, such as an admissions counselor, an assistant director of admissions, an associate director of admissions, and as dean of enrollment management. Paul earned a bachelor’s degree in college management and psychology, and a master’s in business administration from Auburn University at Montgomery.
Vice President, National Business Development Strategy
Inceptia
SHOW FULL BIO » Paul Mittelhammer is the vice president of business development strategy for Inceptia. Prior to this position he was a regional sales manager. Paul has 27 years of experience in higher education and higher education management. He joined Inceptia as the vice president for lender relations. Before joining NSLP, Paul served in several roles at Citibank’s student loan division. He held positions as account manager, regional manager of electronic services & guarantor relations, and regional sales manager. Paul is a Certified Personal Financial Manager (CPFM) through Inceptia’s Personal Financial Management Certification program. He served in various roles at Huntingdon College in Montgomery, Alabama, such as an admissions counselor, an assistant director of admissions, an associate director of admissions, and as dean of enrollment management. Paul earned a bachelor’s degree in college management and psychology, and a master’s in business administration from Auburn University at Montgomery.
George Reed
Associate Dean, School of Leadership & Educational Science
University of San Diego
Associate Dean, School of Leadership & Educational Science
University of San Diego
Regina Rios
Manager, OneStop Service Center
Bellevue University
SHOW FULL BIO » Regina Rios is a Manager of the Bellevue University OneStop Service Center. In her role she provides guidance, training and operational leadership to OneStop Service Center Counselors. During her ten years with the University she has also held management positions over the Registration Desk and within the Student Records department, along with leadership responsibilities related the configuration and maintenance of the University’s PeopleSoft ERP system and the project to launch the OneStop Service Center department.
Manager, OneStop Service Center
Bellevue University
SHOW FULL BIO » Regina Rios is a Manager of the Bellevue University OneStop Service Center. In her role she provides guidance, training and operational leadership to OneStop Service Center Counselors. During her ten years with the University she has also held management positions over the Registration Desk and within the Student Records department, along with leadership responsibilities related the configuration and maintenance of the University’s PeopleSoft ERP system and the project to launch the OneStop Service Center department.
Steve Schissler
Director, One Stop Student Center
University of San Diego
SHOW FULL BIO » Steve Schissler came to the University of San Diego in 2006 to create a One Stop Student Center, which opened in August 2008. During his first two years, Steve not only formed his department but also assisted in the implementation of the Banner Administrative System. He oversees USD’s One Stop operation which includes the services of the Registrar, Financial Aid, and Student Account offices. Steve has also consulted with other universities, assisting in program reviews of their one stop processes and services. Steve came to USD after serving as bursar and assistant controller for several years at universities in Ohio. He has served in higher education for over 20 years. Steve has a degree in Accounting and a Masters in Interdisciplinary Education. He also has been an adjunct instructor of accounting and other business courses at various colleges in Ohio and California.
Director, One Stop Student Center
University of San Diego
SHOW FULL BIO » Steve Schissler came to the University of San Diego in 2006 to create a One Stop Student Center, which opened in August 2008. During his first two years, Steve not only formed his department but also assisted in the implementation of the Banner Administrative System. He oversees USD’s One Stop operation which includes the services of the Registrar, Financial Aid, and Student Account offices. Steve has also consulted with other universities, assisting in program reviews of their one stop processes and services. Steve came to USD after serving as bursar and assistant controller for several years at universities in Ohio. He has served in higher education for over 20 years. Steve has a degree in Accounting and a Masters in Interdisciplinary Education. He also has been an adjunct instructor of accounting and other business courses at various colleges in Ohio and California.
Julie A. Selander
Director, One Stop Student Services
University of Minnesota-Twin Cities
SHOW FULL BIO » Julie Selander has worked in higher education administration and finance for over 24 years. Her experience includes student loan servicing operations, tuition payment plan sales and marketing, as well as leadership positions in student accounts receivables, billing, collections, financial aid, and customer service. Prior to Julie’s current role as the director of the One Stop Student Services Office and University Veterans Services at the University of Minnesota, she collaborated with her colleagues to develop the “One Stop” model, providing seamless and integrated student services in the areas of enrollment, registration, financial aid, billing, and student accounts receivable. Julie presents frequently on various topics related to higher education student services and has written several articles for publication, including a chapter for NACUBO’s Student Centered Financial Services: Innovations That Succeed. Julie has also consulted with other colleges and universities with organizational development and planning for an integrated student services model. She has her bachelor’s and master’s degrees from the University of Minnesota and is currently working on her dissertation as a Ph.D. candidate at the University of Minnesota in the Higher Education Policy and Administration program. She is also a part-time instructor in the Organizational Leadership, Policy, and Development department at the University of Minnesota and has taught Strategic Customer Relationship Management and Customer Service Training.
Director, One Stop Student Services
University of Minnesota-Twin Cities
SHOW FULL BIO » Julie Selander has worked in higher education administration and finance for over 24 years. Her experience includes student loan servicing operations, tuition payment plan sales and marketing, as well as leadership positions in student accounts receivables, billing, collections, financial aid, and customer service. Prior to Julie’s current role as the director of the One Stop Student Services Office and University Veterans Services at the University of Minnesota, she collaborated with her colleagues to develop the “One Stop” model, providing seamless and integrated student services in the areas of enrollment, registration, financial aid, billing, and student accounts receivable. Julie presents frequently on various topics related to higher education student services and has written several articles for publication, including a chapter for NACUBO’s Student Centered Financial Services: Innovations That Succeed. Julie has also consulted with other colleges and universities with organizational development and planning for an integrated student services model. She has her bachelor’s and master’s degrees from the University of Minnesota and is currently working on her dissertation as a Ph.D. candidate at the University of Minnesota in the Higher Education Policy and Administration program. She is also a part-time instructor in the Organizational Leadership, Policy, and Development department at the University of Minnesota and has taught Strategic Customer Relationship Management and Customer Service Training.
Jen Skidmore
Coordinator, Financial Education
Inceptia
Coordinator, Financial Education
Inceptia
Chris Solberg
Senior Director
Bellevue University
SHOW FULL BIO » Chris Solberg is the Senior Director of the Bellevue University OneStop Service Center. As the head of the OneStop Service Center, his responsibilities began with the creation of the department, including the hiring and training of managers and counselors, along with project leadership for the implementation of key tools, processes and cross-departmental collaboration. His responsibilities continue with the governance of the OneStop Management Team, along with both continuous improvement and quality control initiatives, working in concert with the leadership over all University departments. He has served the University in a variety of roles including enterprise project management. Prior to serving the University, Chris held operational leadership positions within a Fortune 500 technology company for 13 years.
Senior Director
Bellevue University
SHOW FULL BIO » Chris Solberg is the Senior Director of the Bellevue University OneStop Service Center. As the head of the OneStop Service Center, his responsibilities began with the creation of the department, including the hiring and training of managers and counselors, along with project leadership for the implementation of key tools, processes and cross-departmental collaboration. His responsibilities continue with the governance of the OneStop Management Team, along with both continuous improvement and quality control initiatives, working in concert with the leadership over all University departments. He has served the University in a variety of roles including enterprise project management. Prior to serving the University, Chris held operational leadership positions within a Fortune 500 technology company for 13 years.
Cheryl Stephens
Director, Registration & Financial Services
Columbia College
SHOW FULL BIO » Cheryl is in her 4th year as the Director of Registration and Financial Services (RFS) at Columbia College. Prior to this, she worked in Residential Life at Washington University in St. Louis and at the University of Texas-Austin. Cheryl earned her Bachelor of Journalism (Broadcast) from the University of Missouri-Columbia and a Masters of Arts in College Student Personnel from Bowling Green State University in Bowling Green, Ohio. She is originally from Bloomington, Illinois.
Director, Registration & Financial Services
Columbia College
SHOW FULL BIO » Cheryl is in her 4th year as the Director of Registration and Financial Services (RFS) at Columbia College. Prior to this, she worked in Residential Life at Washington University in St. Louis and at the University of Texas-Austin. Cheryl earned her Bachelor of Journalism (Broadcast) from the University of Missouri-Columbia and a Masters of Arts in College Student Personnel from Bowling Green State University in Bowling Green, Ohio. She is originally from Bloomington, Illinois.
Program Overview
2012 Integrated Student Services
October 7-9, 2012
Estimated CPEs:13
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