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Below are some of the presentations that were featured during the
2018 ACCT Leadership Congress in New York City. If you presented on a topic, and would like to add your presentation to this list, please email a PDF version to Congress@acct.org.
A “HOW TO TALE” EMERGING FROM THE BRINK OF FAILURE TO STUNNING
SUCCESS
Accreditation: The View from the Board Room
Beyond Articulation Agreements: Scaling Seamless Success Across Higher Education Institutions in the Same Market
Beyond Insecurities: An Examination of Single Stop’s Impact on the Academic Achievement of Students at the Community College of Philadelphia
Conferring Baccalaureate Degrees in Community Colleges
Enterprise Risk ManagementA Board of Trustees Risk Oversight Responsibility
Decision Time: Why trust the management of your strategic asset, Information Technology, to an outside partner?
Dual Enrollment: Two Colleges’ Perspectives on Building Success through Partnerships
Eliminating the Ultimate Barrier: Granting Students Control of their Own Records while Ensuring Security and Trust
Imperial Valley College Correctional Educational Services: Educational and Supportive Services for Incarcerated and Formerly Incarcerated Students
Intersecting Educational and Operational Success Outcomes
It's All About the Base
Managing Risk in an Open Technological Environment
Maximizing Resources to Provide Technical Education for Rural High Schools
Stories of Equity and Inclusion Building at Northeast Wisconsin Technical College
Strategic Enrollment Management: Unpacking the Enrollment Funnel for Student Success
The Better Your Bond Rating, the Better You Can Address Workforce Needs
The Board, Student Success and Accreditation: Perfect Together
The Dallas Promise Network
The Future of College Promises Through Evolving and Growing Relationships
The Trustee’s Role in Equity-Minded Strategic Enrollment Management
Three Student Success Concepts Every Board Member Needs to Know
Trustees’ Roles and Responsibilities in Collective Bargaining
A Tsunami of Change
Tuition Policy: Paving the Path to Student Success
Utilizing Policy Governance to Guide the Development of New Pathways to Student Success
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