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Congratulations to our fantastic group of year two Leadership Academy Graduates. We appreciate the hard work of these individuals:
Johnny W. Brown of Midlands Tech College, Darla Cardine of Waubonsee Community College, D. Lloyd Christopher of Bermuda College and Robin Stimmel of Richland Community College.

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Up to 18.5 CPE credits are availble from this year's conference. 

Print out your CPE Record of Participation form and send it in to us if you have not already.

Certificates for CPE credit will be mailed out in November.

 

Join our next webinar generously sponsored by CardSmith and BookRenter.

CCBO Free Webinar Series:

Risk Management on Campus: Hazard Identification
Wednesday, Nov. 16, 1-2 p.m. ET
Presenter: Kyle Shrewsbury, Neace Lukens

Thanks to a generous sponsorship from CardSmith and BookRenter, CCBO members will be able to join these webinars for FREE!! Non-member rate: $89. Watch for new programs as they are scheduled.

Registration available online here.

 

Available education sessions from conferences are posted here online: http://www.ccbo.org/conference/education.html

 

What does the future hold? We're all most often concerned with major trends that impact our work. Which trends you face are of course dependent on your current situation, and our situations in higher education are "fluid" to say the least. I was recently challenged to identify the major trends we see at CCBO for community colleges and higher education. 1. Financial models are changing. With changes in federal, state, local, auxiliary, endowment and tuition models, all methods of increasing revenues and/or formula funding are under scrutiny. In an environment where "raiding the bank" is happening more often, we need to explore consistent funding models for the future.

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At the CCBO Annual International Conference in Louisville, Ky., Sandra Marek was announced as the new CCBO President. Sandra is Director of Business Services at Moberly Area Community College.

A thank you to Kurt Buttleman, Executive Vice President for Instruction and Administration at South Seattle Community College, for his outstanding year of service. Kurt now transitions into the Past President role.

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2011 Winners of CCBO Awards:

2011 Outstanding Chief Business Officer
Region 2
Kevin Butler - Cochise County Community College

Region 5
Debra Lutz - Delta College

Region 6
Amy Brand - Meridian Community College

Region 7
Lynn Coleman - Howard Community College

2011 Outstanding Business Officer

Region 3
James Michael Buckley - St. Louis Community College

Region 5
David Agazzi - College of Lake County

Region 5
Stacy Buckingham - John A. Logan College

Region 6
Jacqueline Lasch - Valencia College

Region 6
James Stanley Sullivant - Northwest Mississippi Community College

2011 Exemplary Practices Awards

David Kim - Central Piedmont Community College (CPCC)

All 2011 award winners and past award winners are posted online.

 

Special thanks to this year's conference sponsors who helped to bring us enhanced sessions, pertinent programming and unique conference items.

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Thank you for visiting with the business partners in the conference exhibit hall! Hopefully you learned about the latest trends, services and products that will benefit your campus.

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Elizabeth A. Murphy joins CampusWorks as Chief Executive Officer

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Ithaca, N.Y.—More and more two-year institutions are turning to integrated solutions from The CBORD Group, Inc., the leading provider of campus card and integrated security solutions to colleges and universities. These schools have increased student services, reduced operating costs and improved campus safety by implementing CBORD solutions.

Georgia Perimeter College (GPC) started its one-card program on just one of its six campuses more than 10 years ago. Since 1998, the college has produced more than 185,000 ID cards and has seen a 375 percent sales increase at the college’s bookstores. Today, the "JCard Office" supports six bookstores, five food service locations, five ID offices, has nearly 250 point-of-sale card readers, more than 350 access card readers and more than 1,800 security alarms.

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