WHAT
IS NCCSS?
The
NCCSS is an organization of colleges and universities offering undergraduate
and/or graduate programs in the summer months. The organization's boundaries
roughly coincide with those of the North Central Association of Colleges
and Schools. The NCCSS is regional and is thus able to address
concerns unique to this area. The NCCSS is dedicated to maintaining
high standards in summer programs.
ADVANTAGES
OF MEMBERSHIP
Dialogue and information sharing about the complexities
of summer session administration are the cornerstone of NCCSS
activity. As an NCCSS member, you'll
have access to:
Networking with Other Professionals
Annual
Conference
Newsletter
and Other Special Publications
Theresa
Neil Memorial Research Grant
NCCSS
Web site - Easy Access to our Membership Directory and Annual Conference
Proceedings
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NCCSS welcomes the following new member institutions:
- Kentucky State University
- Michigan Technological University
- Georgia Southern University
- Regis University
- Western Illinois Univeristy
 
BECOME A MEMBER
Membership Categories
The Conference (NCCSS) fiscal year will begin January 1 and extend through December 31 of each year. Two membership categories exist in the North Central Conference on Summer Schools.
1) Institutional Membership ($150.00)
This is the basic membership unit in NCCSS. As the name indicates, the institution maintains membership for up to five people with one person, usually the chief summer session administrator, designated as the institutional (or voting) member. This category entitles the institution to full association participation including an institutional vote in business affairs.
2) Individual Membership ($50.00)
A) Summer session administrators from member schools other than the designated institutional representative. These members have the same rights and privileges as institutional member except that only one person from a member insitution may hold office at any one time.
B) Former institutional members who represented a college or university in the conference for two or more years but who currently are not in higher education or summer school administration. These members may not vote or hold office.
You can become a member by contacting Ms. Candy Hall with Bradley University at:309.677.2374 or cld@bradley.edu. |
