Resources for Attendees

NOVEMBER 14-17 • Chicago Marriott Downtown Magnificent Mile
Chair: Janice Nerger, Colorado State University
The theme of this year's meeting is Navigating the Complexities of the Deanship.

The CCAS Annual Meeting is paperless;
the agenda, case studies, board candidate bios, and other resources
are available on this page and via the WHOVA event app.

WHOVA
You can download the free official Whova app for our event, using your preferred device you'll be able to:

• View the event agenda and plan your schedule.
• Plan ahead whom to meet at the event by browsing attendee profiles in advance.
• Send in-app messages and exchange contact info.
• Find attendees with common affiliations, education, shared networks and social profiles.
• Receive updated materials, presentation slides, and links.
• Access agenda, GPS guidance, maps, and parking directions.
• Evaluate each session you attend.
• Vote for the Board of Directors candidates and bylaws changes.
• Volunteer for future committees and workshops.
• Post photos and tweet about your experience.

After downloading, sign up on Whova with the email address that you used to register, or sign up using your social media accounts. If you are asked to enter an invitation code to join the event, please use the following invitation code: ccakh
Click here for a How-to-Guide for using the WHOVA app
 

CHICAGO MARRIOTT DOWNTOWN MAGNIFICENT MILE
540 North Michigan Avenue (Driveway entrance on 541 North Rush Street)
312-836-0100
Hotel Website
Maps & Transportation
Visiting Chicago
Local Area
Airport Transportation
This hotel does not provide shuttle service
Estimated taxi fare (one way) from Chicago Midway International Airport: $40
Estimated taxi fare (one way) from Chicago O'Hare International Airport: $45
 

AGENDA
Complete Annual Meeting schedule with room numbers. Save or print (11 pages).
Agenda
 

CASE STUDIES
Each year the Board of Directors solicits timely case studies for consideration and discussion in small groups during the Annual Meeting. Registrants will not be assigned a room; ample seating will be provided and individuals will go to a room with seating availability. 
2018 Case Studies (Please read prior to Thursday afternoon Case Studies sessions)
 

BOARD OF DIRECTOR CANDIDATES
During the Annual Meeting we will hold an election via SurveyMonkey.
Each campus may submit one vote by 9:00am Friday.
Read About the Board of Director Candidates
View the Current Board of Directors Roster
Cast Your Vote (Opens November 14)

BUSINESS MEETING INFORMATION
All of the materials regarding the Friday luncheon/Business Meeting (Financial Report, Member Report, and suggested bylaw change) are available here and on Whova. Paper copies will not be provided.

VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES
Members who seek opportunities for professional service at the national level can stand for election to the Board of Directors; chair a standing or ad-hoc committee: organize a panel for the Annual Meeting; author a case study; or serve as a director or facilitator for a workshop or seminar.
2019 Volunteer Form
 

FUTURE MEETINGS & EVENTS
CCAS hosts a variety of workshops and partners with other organizations for receptions, seminars, and advocacy events.
View the CCAS CALENDAR