MEETINGS AND EVENTS

Immediately prior to the Presidents Institute, CIC will offer a concurrent program for recently appointed college presidents, typically in their first or second year.

The Presidents Institute is an annually held meeting for presidents of independent colleges and universities that includes a day-and-a-half program for new presidents.

With a theme of "Leadership and Liberal Education in a Global Context," the 2012 CIC/Aspen/Wye Seminar for presidents will take place on January 7 after the 2012 Presidents Institute.

The first meeting of the Degree Qualifications Profile Consortium, involving a select group of independent colleges and universities working to examine the usefulness of the “Degree Qualifications Profile” concept.

This series of workshops is intended to help institutions move beyond information literacy in general education to information fluency in humanities majors.

CIC offers the annual Department and Division Chair Workshops to strengthen leadership at the departmental level. The workshops are designed to serve both experienced and new chairs of departments or divisions at independent colleges and universities.

The State Funds Annual Conference provides state executives and fundraising staff with a forum for face-to-face networking and an opportunity to share best practices with colleagues.

CIC offers the annual Department and Division Chair Workshops to strengthen leadership at the departmental level. The workshops are designed to serve both experienced and new chairs of departments or divisions at independent colleges and universities.

CIC offers the annual Department and Division Chair Workshops to strengthen leadership at the departmental level. The workshops are designed to serve both experienced and new chairs of departments or divisions at independent colleges and universities.

CIC offers the annual Department and Division Chair Workshops to strengthen leadership at the departmental level. The workshops are designed to serve both experienced and new chairs of departments or divisions at independent colleges and universities.

This intensive four-day seminar offers a unique opportunity for faculty members in history and related fields to debate a prominent American history topic with experts and colleagues.

This seminar series aims to strengthen the teaching of art history to undergraduates at smaller colleges and universities.

The College Media Conference aims to help campus communications professionals develop techniques that work, prepare news materials that produce results, and make contacts with some of the nation’s top reporters, editors, freelance writers, producers, booking agents, educational correspondents, and campus news professionals.

These seminars are designed to assist presidents and prospective presidents clarify their own sense of personal vocation and weigh it in the context of the missions of the institutions they each lead or might lead in the future.

This seminar offers faculty members an opportunity to extend their knowledge of ancient sources and develop strategies for incorporating them into their courses.

The Executive Leadership Academy helps prepare experienced provosts and vice presidents to become successful presidents.

Teams from Consortium institutions will participate in a two-and-a-half-day workshop in which leading national experts will make presentations on pertinent assessment topics.

The Senior Leadership Academy helps prepare mid-level college and university administrators for future roles as vice presidents and cabinet officers.