They are more focused on what they can give than what they can get. They lead by example, not by edict. Today Quality teaching is often mistakenly equated with popularity. My most influential teachers in 26 years as a student were people I really didn't like that much. They had standards and insisted that I meet them for a C-minus.
Schools are cafeterias of knowledge and personalities.
What we put on our tray may not always be tasty, but it nourishes us nonetheless. Dallas, Texas, was the site of this year's meeting. Twenty Career Services Directors converged at the Embassy Suites on October 20-22 for training, and networking with peers. The three days included updating the Policies and Procedures Manual for Career Services, a training session on Program Advisory Committees, a how-to session on scanning your market for program needs, and a review of the licensing and accrediting standards. Career Services Directors then presented the 'best of the best' ideas from their respective campuses.