Hand-written letters... or are they?

At the NACAC conference in St. Louis, I came across these machines that simulate handwriting... but are actually printers. Crazy stuff!



I guess those letters we get from politicians and celebrities written in pen don't mean anything!

-DM

Return from WACAC 2010

I just got back from the WACAC 2010 conference "Come Together" which was a delight.  The conference committee did a great job... but of course I'd say that, I served on it!

All joking aside, University of San Francisco was fantastic - their staff is so loving, such wonderful people.  The location is beautiful and fit the needs of the conference very well.

It's always good to connect with friends in the Admission world, and be reminded why we do this.  When our young scholarship winners were on stage we were all reminded why we do what we do.  Helping young students who need guidance find the right college for them is very rewarding.  When the young lady in the picture below began to cry out of gratitude for her counselor and all of the support that she has been given, we were all reminded how valuable it is to have someone who cares.

Cheers fellow admission people!  It is a pleasure serving alongside you!

-David May

New Media Recruitment and Rhizomatic Thought

Introduction:

• The WACAC 2010 presentation  --->
  
  
  
  
  

  New Media Recruitment and Rhizomatic Thought on Prezi
  
  
  • Multiple Entry Points
  • Specific Examples of New Media Implementation
  • Social Mention examples one, and two
    
  In Conclusion:
  
  
  • New media recruitment specifically is best utilized when the author creates user defined access to information.
  
  
  -David May