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Co-sponsored by Cornell University and the Eastern Association of College and University Business Officers (EACUBO)

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July 27-August 1, 2008

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Overview

This acclaimed institute focuses on helping talented professionals enhance their effectiveness and excel within their institutions and departments. Through panel discussions, presentations, workshops, and case studies, participants explore timely topics including:

• Current issues in employment law and compliance
• Improving business practices
• Risk management and liability
• Ethics and fiduciary responsibility
• Hot topics in higher education, including a tax update
• Dynamic negotiations

Presenters include distinguished members of university central administrations and faculties; college officers and unit managers whose work is recognized as outstanding; and senior representatives from a variety of institutions nationwide.

"This was probably the most useful program I have ever been a part of. It was well worth the cost and I am confident my managerial and leadership skills will develop.”

Who Should Attend

This program is designed for:

• College and university officers
• Administrative managers, directors, and supervisors
• Business managers, directors, and supervisors
• Department chairs and other faculty members with administrative responsibilities

Program Benefits

• Expand participants' awareness of changes, trends, and issues shaping the work of unit managers and their institutions
• Deepen managers' understanding of their work, their roles, and their units within the larger context of their colleges or universities
• Update and develop participants' technical skills and knowledge
• Provide participants with opportunities to practice these new skills immediately and to develop strategies for subsequent applications
• Present individuals doing similar work in innovative and highly effective ways
• Allow participants to hear, question, and interact with senior university administrators and exemplary administrative managers

AMI is cosponsored by Cornell University and the Eastern Association of College and University Business Officers (EACUBO).