2005 Summer Seminar
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"Financial decision makers on campuses are trapped by a view of mission and market that is too narrow and not strategic enough." — Jon McGee, College of Saint Benedict Saint John's University |
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"We need to do more to be appealing to the most appropriate student body … instead we are focusing on increasing our selectivity through merit-based aid." — Sandy Baum, Skidmore College |
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"The rest of the world has decided that a strong university system is a good way to fuel their economies." — Chris Farrell, Minnesota Public Radio |
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"Teens who spend the most time online also report the most extracurricular activities and the largest social networks." — Amanda Lenhart, |
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"Today, students come to colleges and universities expecting to live in a technology-rich environment." — Dennis Trinkle, |
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"Every [web] page for every department is a recruiting tool." — Kari Chisholm, |
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"So what you have to do is educate an organization to understand that the experience is the value proposition." —Lewis Carbone, |
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Intelligent conversations ensued at the Dakota Jazz Club, where participants gathered to relax and ruminate. |
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