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One of the primary goals of CACUBO is to provide professional development
opportunities, as well as leadership training, for all levels of staff
in business and financial management. The following professional development
programs are presented to accomplish this goal. Click on the highlighted
Links, for additional information on each of the programs
Annual Meeting
The annual meeting
held each fall provides a setting for direct interface with fellow business
officers, speakers on matters of general interest, seminars on selected
topics, as well as information and exhibits sponsored by our business
partners. Below are some of the presentations that have been made available
for you to view. In most cases, it is best to save then open
the content of the presentation.
- FY2007 Annual Meeting Highlights
FY2007 Annual Meeting Presentations Chicago,
IL (PowerPoints are best
reviewed when first saved then reviewed) *note - not all speakers have presentation handouts
Cynthia Cooper ~ WorldCom Warnings: What Went Wrong!
Bill Payton ~ Risk
& Insurance in HE - What will the future bring
Ruth Johnston ~ Leading
Change in Higher Education Part I
Dennis Miller ~ Documenting
Internal Controls From Theory to Implementation
Kathe Shinham and Mark Flynn ~ Mining
LEED Silver, Gold and Platinum
Tanya Hahn ~ Financial Benchmarking Nonprofit Lens
John Kroll ~ FASB Update
Cheryl Soper ~ GASB Update
Cynthia Stotlar ~ Turning
Your Mean Team Dream Team
Ruth Johnston ~ Leading
Change in Higher Education Part II
Mike Leone & Reagan Ramsower ~ Proactive Supply Side Management
Diane Swonk ~ Themes on the Economy
Mark Taylor ~ Generation
NeXt Goes to Work pdf
Patrick Donadio ~ Belief
Driver Success ~ Leadership Part I
Ruth Johnston ~ Measuring
Organizational Performance
Debbie Durcan, Jerry Scoby, David Hilquist ~ So
You Want to be the Boss?
Ralph Maier ~ Tomorrow's
Procurement Model
Mark Taylor ~ Working
with the Generations doc
Patrick Donadio ~ Exhibiting
Leadership -- Communicating Styles
Dr. Kent Wray & Dave Rector ~ Alternative Academic Admininstrative Structures & Change and Resistance to Change
Deirdre Honner & Layton Brooks & Roshan Pajnigar & Bruce Curin ~ Background
Checks What We Do and Why
Steve Cyboran & Brent Bowditch & Mindy Paulet ~ Creating
a Healthy University
David Kadamus & John Collins ~ Academics
Space Utilization
K Kerznar/M Salomon/B Agin/M Annett ~ Mixed Use Facilities and Tax-Exempt
Angela Morelock BKD, LLP ~ Fraud
& Embezzlement
William O'Donnell ~ Leadership,
Is It in You?
John Walda ~ A
Washington Insider's Prospective on Higher Education
Mary Rauschenberg ~ Federal Tax Update
Doug Buchanan ~ Employee
Engagement
Bill Powell & Elizabeth Demaret ~ Globalization
and Higher Education
Elaine Immerman ~ Final
403(b) Regulations
Harvest Collier ~ Environmental
Issues and Compliance
Sheldon Steinbach ~ Legal Update
Jerry Farley ~ What
a President Needs from His CFO
Rob Herhold ~ How
to Prepare a Best Practice Proposal
Wayne Vaught & Clancy Martin ~ Business
Ethics (Martin) Business
Ethics (Vaught)
Jeff Mangrum ~ The
Hero's Journey - Legendary
Suzanne Forsythe ~ Being
Players Matters on Today's Campus
Randy Marchany ~ ID
Theft: Are County Governments a Threat? Or How I'd Take Over the World
Ginny Layton ~ Best Practice Award Winner ~ Effective
Management of Accounts Receivable
Ted Knapp ~ Issues
and Items that Result in an IRS Examination
Bob Gentile & David King ~ PCI
Compliance/The Gateway to Paradise
Diana Oblinger ~ Education
in Exponential Times pdf
- FY2006 Annual Meeting Highlights
FY2006 Annual Meeting Presentations Denver, CO(**PowerPoints
should first be saved then reviewed)
The World
of Immigration: A College and University Perspective ~ Mahsa Aliaskari
[pdf]
Open Source Financial
System? What? Are You Crazy ~ Barry Walsh [ppt]
Risk
Assessment: Finding Secruity Maturity & Raising Awareness ~ Dave
Kovarik [ppt]
Rocket
Wireless ~ Carole Sedlock [ppt]
The Archeology of
PASSION ~ Paul Wesselmann.com {pdf}
Caught
in the Storm: Seccussful Planning to Prepare for Your Next Disaster
~ Albert P. Little Word Document doc
Reflection,
Respect, Renewal: Unverstanding Our Role in a Diverse Community ~ Jerry
Sue Thornton [ppt]
How To
Be an Effective Leader When Your Magic Wand is Broken ~ Jean Gatz{pdf}
Gender Communication
~ Deborah Snellen {pdf}
Best Practices in Billing
Communications ~ Ruth Griggs Fontana [ppt]
GASB UPDATE ~ David
McDermott [ppt]
Internal
Controls ~ Kathleen T. McNeely [ppt]
Fraud 101
~ Angela Morelock [ppt]
- FY2005
Annual Meeting Highlights
FY2005
Annual Meeting, Milwaukee, Wisconsin
- FY2004
Annual Meeting, Palm Desert, California
- FY2003
Annual Meeting Highlights
- FY2002
Annual Meeting Highlights
Collegiate Management Institute (CMI)
The two-year Collegiate Management Institute (CMI) is designed to provide
leadership development opportunities for higher education personnel from
a wide variety of campus departments. It is an intensive program that
encourages individuals to develop essential competencies leading to professional,
technical, and personal growth. The Institute curriculum builds from day
one to the last day of year two through custom-designed courses and activities
delivered by nationally and internationally known faculty. CMIs
unique strength is the higher education based case-study work involving
group interaction throughout the week. This requires students to immediately
apply what they are learning in class to professionally relevant issues.
Participants leave with a new level of knowledge in technical areas, a
new appreciation for working with others, and with many new friends.
St. Louis Professional Development Workshop
The St. Louis Professional
Development Workshop is a quality professional and personal development
opportunity for all levels of higher education staff members and focuses
on those skills and technical competencies needed to succeed in current
positions or in the assumption of greater institutional responsibilities.
Higher Education Accounting Workshop
The Higher
Education Accounting Workshop is designed to provide participants
with an introduction to the college and university accounting concepts
and the basic format used by institutions in their financial statements.
The workshop targets accounting and financial administration personnel
with a need to develop a greater understanding financial reporting.
Current Issues Workshop
The Current Issues
Workshop Committee plans, delivers and evaluates low-cost professional
development workshops offered throughout the CACUBO region on timely topics.
Best Practices Program
Best
Practices is a program to showcase best practicies of college and university business officers' efforts in
creating better, more efficient, and customer friendly business practices
at CACUBO's Annual Meeting and disseminate program submissions to CACUBO's
membership.
Dates
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