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Table of Contents Student Access and Success: Is it possible with Declining State Resources? College of the Sequoias: Delivering Refunds to Students Faster and with More Choices Today’s Issues, Challenges and Opportunities in Student Services" Remarks to the California Community Colleges Student Services Conference Looking for Answers in All the Right Places Five Risk Management and Insurance Strategies for Budget Savings Application of Treisman Model in Developing Collaborative Math and Science Learning Communities Community Partnerships Increase Services and Outcomes for Students with Psychological Disabilities/a> Staff Development UMOJA2 and [Re] Commitment to Theory:
Enunciating Retention, Persistence, and Academic Success from Within the African American Experience

Issue No. 19

Staff Development

Key dates of interest to chief student service officers, chief academic officers, and other professionals in the field. Information on CSSO events should be available toward the end of the summer. Please feel free to submit conference and workshop of interest with dates, locations and contacts to editor@ijournal.us for the 2008-09 Academic year.

Academic Year 2007-08

July 31st-August 3rd, 2008. The UC, CSU, CCC Sustainability Conference will be hosted at Cal Poly San Luis Obispo www.sustainability.calpoly.edu . Registration opens in March 2008. Save the Date!

The UC/CSU/CCC Sustainability Conference was established in 2001 for the exchange of best practices between people engaged in, or seeking to learn more about, campus sustainability—from teaching and academic research to all aspects of campus operations. In 2008, the sustainability conference will be hosted at Cal Poly, San Luis Obispo, the first time ever at a CSU campus
For more information, visit http://sustainability.calpoly.edu or contact Prof. Margot McDonald, AIA, LEED-AP, Host Campus Chair, UC/CSU/CCC Sustainability Conference 2008, Sustainable Environments Minor Advisor, Co-director, Renewable Energy Institute, Architecture Department, Cal Poly San Luis Obispo, CA 93407. v: 805.756.1298, f: 805.756.1500, mmcdonal@calpoly.edu or mailto:sustainability@calpoly.edu

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