Welcome To the New Web Site:: Webinar on Managing Risk In Pre College Programs

Welcome to NAASS' New Web Site
www.naass.org

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After almost 10 months in development, the New NAASS Website is up and operational. It includes updated directories, a blog, updated news and announcements and many other added features. As a NAASS member, you are able to log in and find a wide variety of information. We've even inlcuded the last several years of listserve information which you can now search!

The first thing you need to do is to login and set your own password. In order to assist you, we've prepared a video tutorial to help you along.

Follow this link and the video will show you how to update and personalize your logon and password.

The first time you use the site, it will be important to login and reset your password. After logging in, you will have access to a wider array of information and you will also have access to the blog. If you have any problems getting logged in, please send an e-mail to John LaBrie at [email protected]and he will assist you in getting logged in. Remember, only members of NAASS will be provided login access to the website.

Also, I don't want you to miss out in this week's Webinar with Dr. John Caron from Brown University. Full details are below and also available on our new website. Archives of the last two webinars are also listed on the website. Registration is open and free to all members. Remember, with the full University fee approved this past fall, up to 5 names can be listed on our membership lists and participate in the Webinars at no additional charge. Thank you for being a member of NAASS!

Register Today for Managing Risk for Pre-College Programs:
Registrations Info can be found by clicking this link.

Managing Risk for Pre-College Programs

April 15, 2010 - 3:00 PM EST

Whether you are thinking about offering a summer pre-college program or trying to grow your pre-college program, this presentation will explore important questions, best practices, and resources for managing risk of pre-college programs. Summer pre-college programs can be a source of new revenue and serve as a feeder program for admissions. However, bringing minors to campus presents a unique set of challenges that must be considered if you want to promote a safe, positive academic experience for students and their parents. We will explore best practices that are used by the Summer@Brown Program and important issues related to managing risk for pre-college student populations.