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WACUBO Business Management Institute
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Sponsored by the Western Association of College and University Business Officers
August 2-7, 2009
The Institute is now under way. Thank you for your support of BMI
The 53rd WACUBO Business Management Institute at Santa Barbara is now under way. Start planning now to attend next year and experience a week of intensive professional development on important topics presented by nationally known faculty in lovely beachside setting the University of California, Santa Barbara.
The Institute is perfect for higher education managers, supervisors, academic officers, staff and other mid-level personnel who perform administrative and business functions. Anyone new to higher education will benefit from curriculum and networking opportunities. The Institute's four-year progressive curriculum offers an opportunity for mid-level professionals to enhance technical skills, expand and improve management practices, hear updates on the important issues and meet new colleagues. Senior-level administrative officers and Institute graduates may attend the Continuous Learning program and take courses from the Institute curriculum or return to hear favorite faculty. Evening special events provide fun, relaxation and a chance to get to know your colleagues.
For information contact Monica M. Boulay, Institute Director, at EduSpeak@aol.com or 520-298-8680.
For more complete information on the program offerings, click on the Curriculum tab .

This summer, learn at the beach. Join your colleagues for a week of comprehensive professional development in the lovely, relaxed and informal Institute setting at the University of California, Santa Barbara. For information, contact Monica M. Boulay, Institute Director, at 520-298-8680, or write to Monica at Eduspeak@aol.com.
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