nacas Virtual Roundtables

Our volunteer leaders in the NACAS Professional Development Committee and others are hosting a series of Virtual Roundtables on current topics of interest in auxiliary services. NACAS members and non-members alike are invited to join the phone call to listen to the experiences, challenges and solutions of an institution; to ask questions; and to contribute their own unique stories.

There is no cost for participating, just an hour of your time; and with no online component, it couldn't be easier to join us. For members, the recorded conversation will be accessible in the NACAS Main Online Community until the next roundtable occurs!

Interested in hosting a Virtual Roundtable for the membership?

Send us your roundtable topics or volunteer to facilitate a roundtable! Contact info@nacas.org.

Thanks to our volunteer hosts from previous roundtables!

Bill Ballard, University of Vermont: "Auxiliary Response to Unexpected Campus Tragedies"

Jean Ann Caywood, Savannah State University: "Parking, Safety & Security, and Dining Initiatives"

Jim McDermott, Southern Illinois University-Edwardsville: "Starting a Textbook Rental Program"

Matt Drummond, Duke University: "Getting the Campus Card in the Hands of Incoming Students"

Julia Burmesch, Carleton College, and Susan Caples, University of Alabama in Tuscaloosa: "Establishing a Car Sharing/Rental Program on Campus"

UCF Business Services and College of Arts and Humanities: "Enhance Printing Services by Collaborating with Specialized Academic Units"

Bill Ballard, The University of Vermont: "Auxiliary Storm Stories... Our Role in Emergency Management"

Chris Corum, AVISIAN Inc., "As identity and security demands grow, how does the campus card program fit in Auxiliaries?"

Lydia Vandenbergh, Penn State, "Engaging Employees through Green Teams to Drive Sustainability"

Leon Williams, Elon University, "Hate Crimes on Campus: Auxiliary Response as Part of a Collective Effort"

Bill Redwine, Morehead State University, "Cloud Computing and Auxiliaries: Basics, Possibilities, and Best Practices"