Name:   Chris Meiers
Name of College:
University of Kansas Medical Center
Position @ College:
         
Assistant Dean of Students/Registrar
Held Position since: 
2004
Positions held in your professional experience:

         
Associate Registrar, UMKC, 2002-04
          Associate Registrar, KUMC, 2000-02
          Senior Admissions Counselor, FHSU, 1998-00
          Graduate Assistant, Student Affairs, FHSU, 1997-98
Contact Info:
         
University of Kansas Medical Center
          3901 Rainbow Blvd, MS 4029
          Kansas City, KS 66160
          913-588-1231
          Email: cmeiers@kumc.edu

Education:
         
Currently pursuing a PhD at KU
          MS, FHSU, 1999
          BA, FHSU, 1997

 

2005-2006
 VP for Records and Registration

Chris Meiers

     

Positions Held/Committees served in KACRAO:
         VP for Records and Registration 2005-2006
        
Publications Committee
         Membership Chairperson
         Technology Chairperson

What have been your favorite memories of being a member of KACRAO?
         There have been so many memories to pick from, but most of them involve just being with my friends from KACRAO that I have met over the years and have nothing to do with anything closely related to professional development.

How has KACRAO assisted you in your professional development?
          KACRAO has given me many opportunities to connect with enrollment professionals across that state and nationally.  KACRAO encourages a new professional to get involve which is unique in regards to other professional organizations.  A good portion of my career success can be directed attributed to my involvement in KACRAO.

What is your advice to your fellow KACRAO members and colleagues new to the profession?
          It is a cliché, but it is also true; get involved with the organization.  The road can be brutal and there is a true network of support to help you.  Also, you will meet some amazing people.  KACRAO has a rich tradition and most of that is attributed to the people in the organization.