2006 Summer Seminar
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"Think multidisciplinary integration. Integrated marketing will be one of the next big things." — Tom Hayes, Xavier University |
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"There is an economic as well as humanitarian motive for getting motivated students into college." — Jim McCorkell, Admission Possible |
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"Students and parents expect to have a community of differences." — Jim Crowder, Macalester College |
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"Institutions are marketing their brands whenever they post openings and conduct executive searches." — Terry Lahti, Lahti Search Consultants |
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"Higher education lacks objective market criteria for evaluation." — Richard Vedder, Ohio University |
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"The return on investment is unquestionable. We're only more skilled if we're more educated." — Mark Jordahl, U.S. Bancorp Asset Management |
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"Demography may not be destiny, but it's a significant piece." — Pamela Jolicoeur, Concordia College |
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"Colleges can and will and should play a bigger role in their communities." — Richard Cook, Allegheny College |
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