WEBINAR: Building an Effective Ambassador Program for Your School with Aileen Moodie

Description:

How can you show your school to best advantage? What's the most effective way to tailor your on-campus experiences for prospective families to fit a variety of perspectives and needs? Learn how to set up and maintain a student and parent ambassador program that helps you market your school and multiplies your office resources. We'll take a look at how one preschool through grade 12 day school in a highly competitive market learned to harness volunteer efforts to advance its school's mission and marketing.

AISAP Standard & Competency:  Model best practices in management and organizational development.
Delivery Method:   Interactive web seminar conducted online
Program Level:  Administrative Support Staff, New to Admissions, Mid-level Professional, Experienced Professional

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Presenter:  Aileen Moodie, Associate Director of Admission, St. Andrew's Episcopal School

Bio:  Aileen Moodie serves as Associate Director for Admission at St. Andrew’s Episcopal School in Potomac, Maryland, a preschool through grade 12 school of approximately 580 students. She has been at St. Andrew’s for the past 15 years as a member of both faculty and staff. In addition to handling admission for grades 3 through 8, Aileen runs the Student Ambassador program and oversees a group of parent volunteer ambassadors, as well as organizing shadow visits for the students in grades 3 through 8. Aileen has taught Latin at both the Middle and High School levels and currently serves as Secretary for the St. Andrew’s chapter of The Cum Laude Society. Prior to her work in the admission field, she was a freelance editor specializing in international affairs and medical reporting. A graduate of Duke University and the University of Toronto, Aileen is the mother of two grown children, both alums of private schools, and enjoys reading, gardening, and travel.

Contact Info: 

Aileen can be reached by email at amoodie@saes.org