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October 2004
| Campus Events Professional October 2004 full issue PDF |
| From Campus History, Events Can Grow Every college and university has its own history and traditions. Look to them to create unusual but meaningful events. |
| Evaluation Tools: The Foundation of Event Planning By Kathy Nelson, Ph.D., CSEP, CMP, University of Nevada, Las Vegas Of the five phases of event management (research, design, planning, coordination, and evaluation), evaluation is the most important. You cant know where you are going if you dont know where you have been. What good are goals and objectives if they are not measurable? |
| Tips for Designing Effective Surveys Rules to help you design the most effective print and online surveys. |
| Conferences and Events Directors: Healers of Feet and Feelings By Dave Treber, Frostburg State University Little things can become big things in the summer collegiate camps business. |
| African Meeting Focuses on Global Event Standards The International EMBOK Imbizo (pronounced im-bee-zo, the Zulu word for gathering), was held July 4-6 at the Edeni Private Game Reserve near Kruger National Park in South Africa. |
| A First-Timer’s View of the ISES Eventworld Conference Campus Events Professional attended the International Special Events Societys Eventworld Conference for Professional Development in August and couldnt help but notice all of the new faces at this years meeting. |
| Creating a ‘Farm Team’ for an Advisory Board By Kathy Nelson, Ph.D., CSEP, CMP, University of Nevada, Las Vegas Have a pool of candidates from which to choose as board positions become available. This will keep you from feeling the pressure to fill a position. It also provides opportunities for mentoring and development. |
| Bulletin Board Upcoming Conferences; Campus Greets Visitors With Techno-Tour |
| Tip of the Month Hindsight is 20/20 vision. What do you wish you had known before beginning as a campus events professional? |