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offers a comprehensive array of benefits for member presidents, chief
academic officers, and other administrative officials. Among them:
- Presidents Institute—exclusively for chief executives, this
January meeting blends idea-sharing with colleagueship and renewal
- Chief Academic Officers Institute—our annual meeting for chief
academic officers is an invaluable source of ideas for academic leadership
- Foundation Conversation—an annual meeting in New York City between
CIC presidents and foundation officers
- New Presidents and New Deans Programs—highly respected programs
for those new to college leadership
- Spouses Programming—CIC is one of few organizations that provides
programming solely to help the spouses of presidents and deans enhance
their contributions to their institutions
- Department/Division Chair and Faculty Development—CIC's annual
regional department/division chair and faculty workshops are inexpensive
ways for your department leaders and professors to stay current in teaching,
learning, and institutional issues
- Seminars and Programs—CIC organizes seminars and programs for
campus leaders and faculty aimed at exploring practical programming
on today's vital educational topics
- Tuition Exchange Program—a cost-effective faculty/staff benefit
that provides tuition-free admission for family members of full-time
employees at CIC institutions
- Participation in National Projects—through CIC projects, colleges
tap into a wealth of ideas for constructive change
- National Voice for Private Liberal Arts Colleges and Universities—promoting
the values of independent colleges, CIC speaks out on issues, conducts
national public information programs, and connects presidents with key
players in the national media
- Publications—in addition to timely reports on critical issues,
CIC members receive the Independent, a regular newsletter and
resource of ideas and useful information
- Listservs—electronic discussion forums for presidents, chief
academic officers, and other campus officials allow ongoing communication
among CIC colleagues
- Discounts—Members receive discounts of up to 45 percent on fees
for CIC institutes, workshops, and publications
Membership in CIC also links you into these benefits:
- Network of College Leaders—you will find in CIC an active group
of friends, colleagues, and consultants who can help you develop new
programs, solve problems, and become a better leader
- Practical Ideas for Improvement—through projects, conferences,
and publications, CIC offers you and your campus assistance, solutions,
and inspiration
- Services Tailored to Your Institution—CIC serves only one constituency—private
liberal arts colleges and universities—and tailors all services
to the needs of these institutions
- Shared Commitments—CIC members share strong beliefs about the
importance and value of private higher education, and are committed
to working together for the common good of the sector
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