ACHE Region: Northeast Metropolitan
About the ACHE Northeast Metropolitan Region
ACHE Northeast Metropolitan is one of the eight regions within the ACHE Association and conducts one or more meetings each year. The Northeast Metropolitan Region serves the following:
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Regional Chair |
New Jersey
New York Metropolitan
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Africa
Europe
Middle East |
Maureen Behr
Essex County College
Phone: (973) 877-3330
E-mail: behr@essex.edu
 Regional Officers
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Regional Meeting / Conference
ACHE Northeast Metropolitan 2012 Summer Conference
June 15, 2012
8:45 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.
Stony Brook University, Manhattan Campus
The Northeast Metropolitan Chapter of ACHE is hosting its annual summer conference on June 15 at the Manhattan Campus of Stony Book University. Workshops for Shaping the Continuing Education Future with Technology will feature technology-related topics that we can all use to increase enrollment and limit marketing costs.
Flyer and Registration!
Questions? Contact NE Metro Chair Maureen Behr or Treasurer Joyce Wellinger.
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ACHE
Northeast Metropolitan 2011 Spring Conference
Thursday, May 5, 2011
8:45 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.
Stony Brook University, Manhattan Campus
387 Park Avenue South (at 27th St.)
Enter at 101 East 27th St
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Stony Brook University's School of Professional Development offers two graduate programs in Higher Education Administration: the Master of Arts and the Advanced Graduate Certificate. The programs, which are available on-campus or completely online, are designed to provide the academic preparation and credential necessary for college and university professionals to enhance their expertise and advance their careers.
Master of Arts in Higher Education Administration
The 30-credit M.A .in Higher Education Administration addresses the unique professional development needs of college and university administrators who seek to advance in their careers through focused graduate-level study. Combining aspects of theory and practice within the dynamic context of American higher education, the curriculum equips practitioners to sharpen their analytical skills and improve decision-making through an interdisciplinary program drawing upon the academic strengths of Stony Brook.
Advanced Graduate Certificate in Higher Education Administration
The 18-credit Advanced Graduate Certificate (AGC) in Higher Education Administration is designed to provide practitioners with the opportunity to enhance their knowledge of student affairs and college and university administration through graduate study.
For details on both programs, visit the School of Professional Development on the web at www.stonybrook.edu/spd/hea or e-mail spd@stonybrook.edu |
Region Information
Bylaws and Constitution (pdf)
Continuing Education News
Counting the Hidden Assets: First Steps in Assessing the Impact of Community College Noncredit Education Programs on the Workforce and Local Economies
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