Schedule of Events

revised 6-9-11

Date & Time

Event *

Friday, June 10

Saturday, June 11

Early Arrivals Reception

Part I: Thomas Point Lighthouse Cruise
(depart Hotel Lobby at 3:45pm, return at 6:15pm)
Part II: Cocktail Reception at the Hotel
(begins in hotel at 6pm, ends at 7:30pm)

Sunday, June 12

Meet in the Hotel Lobby at 1:45 for depature; 3:30 p.m. will be the Academy return to hotel.

Tour of Naval Academy University
Led by a USNA tour guide, and assisted by a member of the USNA food service team, take a 45 minute behind the scenes tour of newly rennovated dining hall and kitchen spaces, followed by a 45 minute tour of the Academy grounds.

Please don't forget you will need to bring photo ID to enter the Naval Academy

Pre Conference Caucus

Trends & Issues in Auxiliaries

Dr. Bob Hassmiller, NACAS Executive Officer, along with other NACAS leaders will highlight current trends in higher education.  This interactive session will offer and solicit input from participants on ideas for increasing revenues, decreasing expenses and improving quality or enhancing services.  Arrive early to join this lively session! 

5:30 - 6 p.m.

First Timer's Welcome Reception

6 p.m. - 6:30 p.m.

President's Reception

Opening Banquet with Lawrence P. Taylor
The Gettysburg Leadership Experience

Lawrence P. Taylor is a former U.S. Ambassador to Estonia.  He has extensive experience in foreign affairs, leadership training, management, and policy development as a career diplomat with the U.S. Department of State - both overseas and in the United States.  Mr. Taylor will share with us his experience in the foreign service and how we may become effective leaders.

Monday, June 13

Resonant Leadership and Innovation:
The Link between the Brain, Emotional Intelligence and Creativity

Resonant leaders do far more than simply chart a strategy or manage resources, "they move people. They create a deep emotional connection with others that is characterized by hope, a shared belief in a compelling vision, and a sense that together, we can achieve anything."

Innovation Roundtable
Park it Here!

Joe Oster and Pam Mooney from Towson University will lead a discussion on parking issues, including a new "virtual" parking program Towson University will  be rolling out this fall.  This is a don't miss opportunity for those of us with parking responsibilities.

Tuesday, June 14

8 - 9:30 a.m.

Conference Registration Desk Open

Richard Hershman, Director of Government Relations for NACS
All Things Course Materials

Topics will include trends related to state textbook bills, HEOA update, textbook affordability, open access course materials, swipe fees and more.  Anyone wanting to keep pace with a rapidly changing textbook market will not want to miss this opportunity.

Christopher O'Brien and David Courter of American University will discuss how AU has integrated sustainable practices throughout business process and activities.  Participants will learn about specific projects and programs, resources available, and will learn how to introduce or expand sustainability initiatives on their campuses.

2:30 - 2:45 p.m.

2:45 p.m. - 3:45 p.m.

Leadership Roundtable

The NACAS Certification Task Force is nearing completion of a new program which will - for the first time - offer and internationally recognized credential to auxiliary professionals.  The "Certified Auxiliary Services Professional" or CASP program is expected to be available later this year.  The panel will report on the status of the certification program development and anticipated events leading up to the launch. 

Panelists:

Dr. Jeff Pittman

Co-Chair NACAS Certification Task Force

Patty Eldred

Co-Chair NACAS Certification Task Force

Kim Berry

NACAS Professional Development Committee & Task Force Member

Dr. Bob Hassmiller

NACAS Chief Executive Officer

5:30 p.m. - 9:00 p.m.

Meet in the Hotel Lobby at 5:30 for depature;9:30 p.m. last Academy departure

Wednesday, June 15