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Spring 2000 Issue Table of Contents
Last Paper Issue of the Current!
KACRAO N & E Seeking Elections
Planning for College Workshop Set for July 12
1998-99 KACRAO Financial Report
Conference Announcements
Future AACRAO Conference Sites
KACRAO 2000: Tradition and Future
KACRAO Current Fall 2000 Issue (Requires Acrobat Reader)
KACRAO News On-Line Archived news items that have been posted on KACRAO On-Line
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The President's Corner Diane Barnes Greetings Everyone:
To further professional development right here at home, there are two things that each member can do right now; nominate someone for a leadership position in KACRAO for the coming year, and nominate someone for one of our association awards. The call for these two items has been made, and the response the last couple of years has not been great. This is your chance to have a voice in important association business - don’t ignore it! Please do remember that you should have confirmation from anyone whom you nominate for an office that he/she is willing to serve. There are forms and information on the KACRAO web site, kacrao.org, for both of these activities. Good luck to all with the rest of your spring semesters, and if you have any questions or comments, please do not hesitate to contact me, or any of the Executive Council members. Diane
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the Kansas Association of Collegiate Registrars and Admissions
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Let the good times roll - a New
Orleans phrase that certainly describes the annual AACRAO conference
in New Orleans. I’m sorry that all of Kansas was not able
to attend, but for those who did, it was a marvelous kaleidoscope
of fun, food and professional development. I’m still checking
for powdered sugar on my chin from the beignets (square-shaped
doughnuts covered with powdered sugar) that were served everywhere.
One sneeze and it was all over - literally! The AACRAO Program
Committee, which includes Ange Peterson from Pittsburg State,
deserves high marks for the fine sessions that were presented.
It was an honor to accept the Elbert W. Ockerman Award for outstanding
state or regional professional development activity, for the
video from last year’s annual meeting, “Mission Possible”.
Many positive comments were offered to Kansas members at the
state and regional officers workshop, where the award was presented.
KACRAO
Current Spring 2000 Issue