Association of University Administrators (AUA)
in association with the
American Association of Collegiate Registrars and Admissions Officers
(AACRAO)

Managing Student Employment

8-9th July 2003, Goodenough College, London

A unique opportunity to share good practice with colleagues
from the USA.

Delegates attending previous AUA/AACRAO conferences said
"best conference I've been to in a long time"
"more like these"
"very inspirational - much better than I could have anticipated"


The Lead Presenter for this Conference will be Janie Barnett, Associate
Executive Director of the American Association of Collegiate Registrars and
Admissions Officers (AACRAO). Janie has extensive experience in the US
higher education sector in a range or institutions and roles and is a past
president of the National Student Employment Association (NSEA).Other
speakers are Myrtle Ching-Rappa, National Student Employment Association
(USA), Janet Dickerson, Student JobShop Manager, University of Essex, Chair
NASES, Allison Hughes, Student Employment Learning Forum (SELF)

The introduction of student fees and changes in the financial support
arrangements for students in UK higher education has seen a rise in the
level of debt experienced by students. Consequently many students now
routinely undertake paid work during their studies both to assist with the
payment of fees and to support themselves.

This major two-day conference will focus on the challenges faced by higher
education institutions in both facilitating employment opportunities for
students and also in ensuring the adequate support for students who
undertake paid work during the course of their studies. The conference
provides a valuable opportunity to learn from the experience of colleagues
in the US and also from institutions in the UK who have adopted a strategic
approach to tackling these issues.

Day one will focus on how higher education institutions can facilitate good
quality employment opportunities for their students and will include on
campus job shops, campus employment opportunities and setting up a campus
'job shop'. Day two will focus on how best to support students undertaking
paid work during their studies including; student support services and
relationships with the academic community.


Early bird discount ?295.00 $460 for AUA, AACRAO and NASES members and
?355.00 $553 for non-members. Early bird discount deadline 6 June 2003.

Standard registration fee AUA, AACRAO and NASES members ?345.00 $538;
Standard registration fee non-members ?405.00 $630

Take advantage of the early bird discount and book now to guarantee a
place.

For more information and booking from see the web www.aua.ac.uk and see
details under events/seminars and conferences.
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Lynn Rawlinson
Executive Secretary
AUA National Office
The University of Manchester
Oxford Road
Manchester
M13 9PL
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Tel: +44 (0)161 275 2063 - general enquiries
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