Meet the Presidents

As a departure from the usual SACE President's message in this space, with the progress being made toward a possible merger of SACE and SWACE, we would like to present of profile of the two Presidents, Jeff Wetherald of SACE and Matt Berndt of SWACE. Each President was asked the same interview questions, and here are their responses:

SACE

Name Jeff Wetherald
Employer The Sherwin-Williams Company
Position Title Training Manager
Length of regional ACE membership SACE member since 2000
Leadership positions in your current ACE organization

• 2003 Conference Committee- Local Arrangements
• 2004 Conference Committee Co-Chair (Employer)
• 2005 President-Elect
• 2006 President

What do you like most about this organization? First and foremost, the people I've come to know and work with. I’d be a much smaller person had I not had the opportunity to work with such gifted people. We are very fortunate to have such a depth of talent to draw from for our great organization.

What are your goals for the merger between SACE & SWACE? To form an organization that will listen to its constituents, identify current and future trends in demographics and economies, and then develop methods to exceed those needs.
How are you preparing for the merger? By working closely with Matt and the SWACE team to use the original merger task force recommendations to move forward, while not throwing out our brain.
Tell us your favorite tradition in your current regional ACE organization. Each state President gives away a “State Basket” as a raffle item at the annual conference. The State Basket reflects the flavor, if you will, of the state. For example: GA-Peaches; TN-bourbon might find it’s way into the basket; FL – oranges; SC-cookbooks from Charleston; LA-Tabasco sauce; MS-cheese. And this is only one small way we involve our state organizations with SACE.
Share with us something interesting about yourself that the folks in SWACE or SACE may not know yet. I’ve been married 32 years, all to the same woman, have three wonderful children and support the entire University of Georgia University system. My oldest son, 27, graduated from the University of Georgia, my daughter, 21, is a senior at Georgia State, and my youngest son, 19, is a Freshman at Georgia Southern University.

Jeff Wetherald, The Sherwin-Williams Company

SWACE

Name Matt Berndt
Employer University of Texas at Austin, College of Communication
Position Title Director, Communication Career Services
Length of regional ACE membership I first joined SWACE in 1993 (my first conference was the 1994 conference in Overland Park KS. I left Texas and returned to California in 1996 (was a member of WACE while with the University of Southern California) and returned to SWACE in 2000. All told I have been an active member of SWACE for around nine years during the period of 1993 to the present. I also joined SACE in 2005 to learn more about the organization.
Leadership positions in your current ACE organization

• SWACE President for 2006-07
• President-Elect in 2005-06
• Treasurer in 2003-04 and 2004-05
• Strategic Planning Committee Chair in 2004-05 and 2003-04
• Strategic Planning Committee Co-Chair in 2002-03
• Strategic Planning Committee member in 2001-02.

What do you like most about this organization? SWACE has a great personality and we get good things done! Whether we are working hard (which we do) or playing hard (which we do, also!) we always have a smile on our face. Our members and leaders are passionate about our profession and about the association, and we are not afraid to share our opinions. When we gather for a meeting or a conference we are really happy to see each other. While we don’t always agree on everything, we value each other's input and respect each other's positions. With this approach, generally good things happen. I guess that’s what I like best – in SWACE, good things happen.
What are your goals for the merger between SACE & SWACE? My hope is that we will be able to bring the best of both SACE and SWACE together to form the new Southern Association of Colleges and Employers. In terms of processes, procedures, best practices, management, people and ideas, SACE brings so much to the table, and I want to make sure this gets incorporated into the new association. Likewise, SWACE has a great deal to offer in those same areas, and I want to make sure this gets incorporated into the new association as well. Both organizations can learn a lot from each other and the net result will be an association with tremendous strengths.
How are you preparing for the merger? We have assembled an outstanding Merger Task Force. President-Elect Kasey Arceri, Past Presidents Randy Wilson and Tony Magaro and Treasurer Steve Markert are working with a team of SACE leaders (Tracy Powers, Karen Thompson, Patsy Hammett and Patricia Blum) to drive the process. Jeff and I reviewed the recommendations of the last Merger Task Force, made our recommendations to the current Merger Task Force, and asked them to propose a timeline, manage the process of implementation, and keep us informed of their progress at regular intervals so that we can keep our boards and membership informed. At this point, my goal is to stay out of their way, offer them my support and input as they need it, and share their recommendations with the board and the SWACE membership in a timely and effective manner. In short, I want to do whatever is needed to make the Merger Task Force’s job easier.
Tell us your favorite tradition in your current regional ACE organization That would have to be the Young Professionals Award. I think it is great when we recognize the new and developing leaders in our association. I really think that developing young professionals in career services and recruiting should always be central to our mission and purpose. The more we can do to get new professionals engaged in our profession and our associations, the more successful we will be as associations.
Share with us something interesting about yourself that the folks in SWACE or SACE may not know yet Many folks don’t know this, but Jeff and I hail from the same home town – Rochester NY. In addition, I have traveled through Germany three times as the front man for a German Oktoberfest Band (from New York). I’ve been married to my wife Melissa for nearly 15 years; we have two daughters, Tess (9) and Jillian (7), a 20 pound Pug name Charlotte and a 100 pound yellow lab named Rocket. While I work at UT, I am a graduate of the University of Southern California (so I wasn’t as excited about the result of the Rose Bowl as you might have expected!).

SACE Research Grant Report

John Liptak, Radford University, Radford, VA has released the final report on his SACE Research Grant, entitled:

College Student Workforce Skill Strengths and Weaknesses

Click here to open his entire report, in a separate PDF document

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SACE Conference 2006 Update

Excitement is in the air! The smell of peaches and the crack of a baseball bat draw us to the heart of Atlanta, GA. This December 2006, join us there to pause and reflect and Remember 60 years of SACE excellence, Imagine how we can affect the future of SACE and Engage in lively educational workshops, networking, and special events with your peers.

Join us for our 60th Anniversary Celebration in Atlanta, GA, December 4-6, 2006 at the Sheraton Midtown Atlanta Hotel at Colony Square. Early-bird deadline to register at a significant discount is November 1, 2006.

The Program Committee has finalized your program schedule “book-ended” by 2 amazing keynotes; Wes Moss, of “Apprentice” fame, and film producer, Patrick Jones! Bios and program details are online at www.sace.net.

Wonderful social events have been planned such as a group trip to the new Georgia Aquarium (tickets are well-worth the extra $35), a networking session at “Shout,” and Presidents’ reception at the “High Museum.”

Visit http://www.sace.net to learn more and register! See you all in December when we will all:

Remember, Imagine and Engage!

Leslie Wright, The University of North Carolina at Wilmington
Printing & Publicity Co-Chair

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Silent Auction
“Remember * Imagine * Engage”

With the 2006 Conference just a few months away, the Scholarship Committee would like to solicit donations for the Annual SACE Conference Silent Auction.

The Auction donations are designated specifically for SACE Scholarships which fund professional development interests of our membership.

As with previous years, the Auction will be held in conjunction with the Conference Resource Room.

Past donations have included computers, airline tickets, gift certificates, household items, autographed sports team memorabilia and much more.

What better way to “brand” your organization’s support for professional development of our members than by contributing to this important endeavor!

If your organization has available resources to support the SACE Scholarship fund, please contact us.

SACE Awards Nominations

Please remember your opportunity to nominate fellow members for SACE awards. Nominations for board positions will be held at a later date due to the pending vote on a merger with SWACE. A message has gone out to all SACE members with a link to the Awards Nomination Form, which has a deadline of this coming Friday, November 3.

Descriptions of the awards and criteria are available on the nominations form. Nominations will be accepted between now and 5:00 p.m. Friday, November 3. If you haven't received a nominations form message, please contact the SACE Office.

SACE AWARDS are:

The AJAX-Griffin Distinguished Service Award
SACE STAR AWARD
The New Professional Award
Honorary Lifetime Member
Certificate of Appreciation

Tracy Powers, University of South Carolina
Past President

Spotlight on New Member Organization- Welcome to SACE, Newell Rubbermaid!

Newell Rubbermaid is very excited to be partnering with SACE for the first time! Below is a brief profile of who we are and the entry level areas of opportunities we provide for college students. We look forward to meeting many of you at the upcoming SACE Conference here in Atlanta, GA.

Newell Rubbermaid is a consumer and commercial products company that touches the lives of people where they work, live and play. Our brands matter to consumers around the world by making daily living more convenient and comfortable. A diverse offering of products include infant car seats, storage solutions, gourmet cookware, writing instruments, tools and torches. We deliver to the marketplace a strong family of brands known for their innovation and quality. Newell Rubbermaid strives to promote a work environment in which all employees have the opportunity to contribute to our business success and where each person is valued for his or her distinctive skills, experiences and perspectives.

As a Fortune 300 company, with sales at $6.3 billion and globally recognized brands, we touch millions of people. Newell Rubbermaid is organized into five global segments – Cleaning & Organization, Office Products, Tools & Hardware, Home & Family, and Home Fashions.

Our entry level programs include: Sales and Marketing, Finance, Operations and Engineering, and Human Resources.

Jill Turner, Talent Acquisition Specialist
Newell Rubbermaid- Global Talent Acquisition
(770) 407-3569
jill.turner@newellco.com
www.newellrubbermaid.com

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SCOOP Lites

Resume Bloopers for your enjoyment...

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Reports from the SACE Board and Committees

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Information Management Update

Membership Update

Professional Development Committee Update

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Regional Roundup -
Updates From The States

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Florida

Georgia

North Carolina

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Member Accomplishments & Updates

Atlanta University Center Consortium

The annual Atlanta University Center Career Fair took place on September 20, 2006 with over 100 companies participating. This was the 40th year that the fair has been implemented and is considered a premier event for the member institutions in the center. It is anticipated that approximately 1000 plus students were in attendance. This event has experienced success over the years is considered extremely instrumental in providing excellent career resources for students and alumni.

The recruiting season for Fall 2006 is shaping up very well with over 100 positions posted to our online system as of September. With the economy rebounding, the job market seems to be expanding its opportunities for this year's graduating class.

We at the AUC Consortium, Career Planning & Placement Service anticipate a most productive and successful recruiting season.

Cheryl Weston, Atlanta University Center Consortium
cweston@aucenter.edu
404-523-5157

Costal Carolina University

Staff Accomplishments:

Mollie Fout, Director of the Career Services Center at Coastal Carolina University, has completed the Summer Institute for Women in Higher Education Administration sponsored jointly by Bryn Mawr College and Higher Education Resource Services (HERS). The residential program was held June 25 through July 21, 2006, on the Bryn Mawr College campus. The 72 participants selected for the program were from 29 states, Canada, Singapore and South Africa. Participants in the program are provided with skills and information pertinent to the management and governance of colleges and universities and with timely information and perspectives on teaching, research, and service. The curriculum places special emphasis on the growing diversity of both the student body and the work force. Ms. Fout has been appointed by President Ron Ingle to be the CCU representative for the South Carolina Women in Higher Education organization for 2006-2007.

Mollie S. Fout, Coastal Carolina University
mfout@coastal.edu
843-349-2333

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SACE Welcomes New & Transfer Members

In each issue we highlight those individuals who are new to SACE, through new memberships or transfers, since the last issue of SCOOP

In Memoriam

Acknowledging the passing of two long-time SACE Members:

Patricia O'Connor, Ph.D., Duke University Director of Career Services (retired), former SACE President and Ajax-Griffin Award Winner, and long-time Parliamentarian for the SACE Annual Membership Meeting.

Dr. O'Connor was 78 years old, and passed away at the Duke Medical Center on September 9, 2006.

Leon Warren, North Carolina A&T State University, Director of Career Planning and Placement and Associate Vice Chancellor of Student Affairs for Career Services (retired), long-time SACE member.

Mr. Warren was 69 years old, and passed away at the Duke Medical Center on September 9, 2006.

SACE Members Supporting SWACE

Several members of SACE played active roles in the SWACE Conference held in New Orleans in June:

LACE members Kimberly Billedeau, Pamela Patton, Joan Gallagher, Julie Couret, Dustin Laroux, and Nicole Bush supplied information at the Hospitality Desk. Shannon Murphy served as Door Prize Co-Chair; Marian Minnard and Leonard Williams served as Co-Chairs of the Entertainment Committee. Carolyn Thomas served as Conference Co-Chair and received the President's Award. Congratulations!

A big thank you to our members for supporting SWACE and our upcoming merger!

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SAVE THE DATE
NACE National Meeting

The NACE National Meeting & Exposition will take place May 29-June 1, 2007 at the New York Marriott Marquis at Times Square.

For more information visit www.naceweb.org

Helpful Links

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SCOOP Lites

Working in this field, we’ve all seen resume or application bloopers. Here are some great examples for your enjoyment!

Resume Mistakes

Typos:
"Here are my qualifications for you to overlook."
"Education: College, August 1880-May 1984."
"Work Experience: Dealing with customers' conflicts that arouse."
"Develop and recommend an annual operating expense fudget."
"I'm a rabid typist."
"Instrumental in ruining entire operation for a Midwest chain operation."

Personal Qualities
"I'm married with 9 children. I don't require prescription drugs."
"I am extremely loyal to my present firm, so please don't let them know of my immediate availability."
"Number of dependents: 40."
"Marital Status: Often. Children: Various."
"I was proud to win the Gregg Typting Award."

Reasons for Leaving your Previous Job:
"Responsibility makes me nervous."
"They insisted that all employees get to work by 8:45 every morning. Couldn't work under those conditions."
"Note: Please don't misconstrue my 14 jobs as 'job-hopping'. I have never quit a job."
"Was met with a string of broken promises and lies, as well as cockroaches."
"I was working for my mom until she decided to move."
"The company made me a scapegoat - just like my three previous employers."

If you have great examples, email your favorites to Lindsey Pugh at lpugh@fsu.edu to be included in the next edition!

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Regional Roundup ... Reports from the States

Florida

On August 10 & 11 we held our Florida Career Professionals Association (FCPA) fall Board meeting. Traditionally we hold this meeting at the site of the upcoming conference. This gives us the opportunity to tour the facility and meet with our event coordinator. Dona Gaynor from Florida Institute of Technology is our Vice President and 2007 conference chair. She is already busy developing the menu, assembling committees and creating the conference theme and logo. Since the Hilton Daytona Beach Oceanfront Resort is our site, it’s almost obligatory to have a racing or NASCAR theme. During some of the lighter moments at the recent Board meeting we brainstormed about remote controlled car races and NASCAR jacket decorating contests. We’re all looking forward to another great FCPA conference next June 27-29.

I’m sorry to announce that our FCPA Information Manager, Matt Cardin, has accepted a new job in the Boston area. We wish him much success and will sorely miss his devotion to FCPA and the Board. Our Past President, Mike Tooke, and I are busy with the search for a replacement. As several of the Board members scramble to fill in, we truly appreciate how important this position is to our organization.

We recently polled our members to see how best to move forward with our goal of keeping the conference food and beverage costs down. We work hard to keep our conference fees down while still providing great meals and refreshment breaks. As many of you probably know, this is no small task. I am pleased to say that many of our members took time to respond with their thoughts and suggestions. Many commented about how much great networking occurs during these conference meals. All suggestions will be compiled and used as we finalize the menu for 2007 and begin to plan for conference 2008. If any of you have tackled this challenge and want to share your insight I would love to hear from you. My e-mail is gatchd@mccfl.edu.

Due to travel budget restraints, I will not have the pleasure of attending the upcoming SACE conference. Mike Tooke will be there to represent FCPA. He is a veteran at this and will not only represent us well but will also thoroughly enjoy the opportunity to network with all of his SACE friends. I look forward to a report from Mike at our next Board meeting in January. FCPA truly values our close relationship with SACE and wishes you a very successful conference.

Dee Dee Gatch, FCPA President, Manatee Community College

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Georgia

So far, 2006 has been a very busy year for GACE and its members!

GACE finished the school year in April with another fantastic statewide career fair. Our 2nd annual College-to-Career Fair showcased more than 150 employers and connected them to over 800 students from across the state. This GACE sponsored event provided employers with “Just the Right Candidate…at Just the Right Time.”

Our 2006 GACE Conference was held in mid-May this year at Sea Palms Resort in St. Simons Island and what a great time we all had! Our theme was “Navigating the Career Jungle” which was facilitated by professional development sessions and exciting networking opportunities, including a Survival Team Trivia Challenge at the closing banquet.

As for the upcoming year, the Board of Directors and Committee Chairs have already been brainstorming new ways to continue to develop GACE. I began my tenure as GACE President in August following some unusual circumstances (as I was originally slated for President Elect.) However, with the assistance and guidance of our past President and other long-time GACErs, I was able to hit the ground running and begin transitioning our new Board and Committee chairs into their respective roles.

We have already begun planning our year by building on the successes of our past presidents. We intend to focus on developing and growing our membership, enhancing our technology, and providing outstanding networking events. Based on what I’ve seen so far, we have just the right group of individuals to turn these goals into realities.

• Our new year will include events such as:
• Fall Networking Breakfast – The theme is “Bring a Friend” to encourage current members to bring new potential members.
• Annual Drive-In Workshop
• 3rd Annual College-to-Career Fair – scheduled for April 10, 2007
• Braves Networking Events
• 2007 GACE Conference - June 4 -7, 2007 at Brasstown Valley Resort

Last, but certainly not least, GACE will be one of the sponsors this year for the opening conference event at the 2006 SACE Conference in Atlanta, Georgia. We look forward to seeing you there!

Kristie Couch, Director of GeorgiaHIRE
Board of Regents of the University System of Georgia

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North Carolina

Three NCACE Members Honored at 2006 Conference

Each year, NCACE members honor fellow members and member organizations with three awards presented during the annual conference. This year, the awards were presented during the opening session of the NCACE 2006 Annual Conference held in Atlantic Beach in May.

The Furney K. James Outstanding Service Award recognizes outstanding service rendered to NCACE by a member or former member of the association. The recipient of this year’s award was Dana Sumner, Associate Director of Employer Relations at the Meredith College Career Center.

Dana has held a variety of leadership positions within NCACE, most recently serving on the 2005-2006 Executive Committee as a College Representative and Conference Co-Chair. She is also a past recipient of the North Carolina Career Development Association’s New Professional Award. Anyone who has met Dana can attest to her professionalism, enthusiasm and dedication to her students and the Association.

Dr. Marie Sumerel, Director of Career Services with Meredith College was recognized by NCACE as the Outstanding Professional for 2006. Dr. Sumerel has 27 years of experience in the field of Career Development, Counseling and Leadership. Her experience is vast and includes work at small colleges, large universities as well as consulting and work in corporations. She is recognized as a publisher of career development related articles, a presenter at many regional and national conferences and was the first college career professional in North Carolina to develop and implement an internet-based career development course.

The NCACE Outstanding Employer Award recognizes a company for its support of NCACE. This year’s recipient was Duke Energy. Scott Jolley and Holly Woodson accepted the award on behalf of the company.

Duke Energy is a long-time member and steadfast supporter of the Association. Over the many years of supporting its employees’ membership in the Association, Duke Energy and its team members have contributed to the growth, leadership and success of NCACE. Employees of Duke Energy have served NCACE in positions that include conference committee leadership and executive board members. Congratulations to all of the award recipients!

Shan Woolard, Wake Forest University

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Reports from the SACE Committees

Information Management

Do you need some great material to make a presentation? Would you like to share some great material to help other SACE members with their presentations?

Welcome to the SACE Resource Room! This site allows members to share resources and best practices on a variety of essential career services. We encourage you to submit your workshop material, print resources, and Best Practices ideas and also search this database to gain new ideas.

Go to the SACE website and click the Member Resources tab. Then when you click on a protected member resource link, you’ll be prompted to sign-in in order to access the item. Currently, the Membership Directory and the Resource Room are so protected, to limit access to SACE members. If you click on Resource Room, you’ll see the following:

What would you like to do?

• Search for a Resource
• Submit a Resource to the Collection

Your Management Information Committee has worked diligently to prepare the Resource Room for your use. A number of print resources, workshop materials, and best practice ideas have already been added. Now we need additional ones and we are looking to our membership to contribute.

During the business meeting, our committee will be sharing an overview of this area of the website with everyone. However, you don’t have to wait until December to contribute or use it. Jump in and give it a try. It is surprisingly easy!

When you see them, say thanks to this wonderful committee for their contributions: Skip Hunt with our SACE office, Scott Maynard with Mississippi State University, Myrna Hoover with Florida State University, Mark Hunter with Virginia Tech, and Kate Williams with Clemson University.

Donnie Brown, Tindall Corporation
SACE Director of Information Management

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Membership

Fellow members of SACE; it gives me great pleasure to serve you in the capacity of the Vice President for Membership. As your representative, I promise to do my very best in representing you on the executive board. We have one major challenge ahead and that is increasing membership. We have identified three initiatives in our efforts to increase membership.

• First, we would like to target employers who attend career fairs and participate in the on-campus recruitment programs.
• Secondly, graduate students who participate in Counseling and Higher Education Programs.
• Thirdly, the committee will be reviewing the membership list to identify and contact those individuals who have discontinued their membership.

Over the next several months, career center directors will be called upon to assist us in increasing employer membership by soliciting their employers who participate in career fairs and on-campus recruitment programs. Additionally, colleges and universities who have graduate Counseling and Higher Education programs will be targeted for membership. As you know, many individuals in our profession come from the Counseling and Higher Education programs and it seems reasonable that we should pursue those individuals for membership in our association. Marcia Harris, Director of Career Services, University of North Carolina (CH), suggested that we explore the graduate counseling program and we thought the suggestion was a great idea. Additional information will be sent out in the very near future about these three initiatives. If you have any suggestions or recommendations about increasing membership, please feel free to contact me at (757) 823-8462 or ndmontgomery@nsu.edu.

Nash D. Montgomery, Norfolk State University
VP for Membership

Professional Development

Mark your calendars!

SACE is registering as a site for this NACE event, in order to make it possible for SACE Conference attendees to participate:

NACE Virtual Seminar, Wednesday, December 6th, 1:00-2:00pm.
“Using New Media to Recruit Millennials”

This webinar immediately follows the closing session of our SACE conference, so we will offer it onsite in Atlanta at a GREAT rate to members who wish to stay, following the conference, and participate. Do you talk to candidates on IM (Instant Messenger)? Do you know how to source using social networking sites like Facebook or Friendster? Do you use iPod recordings to get your messages across? Millennial students are using these new technologies. Recruiters who know how to leverage new media and communicate like a millennial have new ways to find talent and recruit new hires. Career center staff: find out how you can also use these technologies to your advantage and how to coach your students on using them professionally with the greatest impact on their job searches. This seminar will cover:

• How to use new media to get your message out.
• How to avoid ethical issues with social networking sites.
• How to get started using new media.
  

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Several sessions at the SACE Conference in Atlanta will be held to meet criteria for our Emerging Leaders program, including some that will be presented as part of our Masters’ Series – utilizing our experienced members in training our up-and-coming leaders in the profession. Watch for conference registration information for details. For more information on the Emerging Leaders Program and Masters’ Series, visit http://www.sace.net/members_professionaldevelopment_leadershipdev.php.

We are looking for members to serve as volunteers on all SACE committees, but especially at the upcoming SACE conference. A summary of volunteer opportunities may be found at http://www.sace.net/members_professionaldevelopment_volunteeropps.php. This will also lead you to the SACE Volunteer Application Form: http://sace.net/members_volunteer_form.php. If you are interested in helping in any way, please complete this form as soon as possible. There’s no better way to meet other members and get involved – VOLUNTEER TODAY!!

Toni McLawhorn, Vice President for Professional Development
Roanoke College

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SACE Welcomes New and Transfer Members

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