This Conference provides a national forum for the . . . Perspective presenters may include faculty, administrators, provosts, student development professionals, admissions officers, financial aid directors, affirmative action officers, students, and corporate executives. These times are an outline of the actual conference schedule and may be adjusted accordingly as needed. You will receive a copy of the conference program when you pick up your materials at conference registration. The goals of the Multicultural Affairs in Higher Education National Conference are to assist institutions of higher education in the identification of replicable programs, approaches, and policies that significantly impact the recruitment, retention and success of the multicultural student and provide a national forum of valuable exhibits and presentations to better serve this important constituency.
Exhibits play an integral and exciting role in today's national conferences.
They provide participants with valuable resources and information while exibitors benefit from a national audience of conference attendees. The headquarters for the 2001 National Conference on Multicultural Affairs in Higher Education is the Sheraton Gunter Hotel . The elegant Sheraton Gunter Hotel is a beautifully remodeled national and state historical landmark. The charming atmosphere of the hotel is accented with crystal chandeliers and antique furnishings throughout. The hotel is located in the heart of downtown San Antonio on Houston Street, a vibrant promenade boulevard.