Raleigh-Durham PK-12 Educational Expo
Hosted by Triangle Independent School Consortium
Embassy Suites by Hilton Raleigh Durham Airport Brier Creek
October 29, 2017
On the road to recruiting your next class of students various operational strategies are implemented. School Fairs, or as we here at AISAP call them, Educational Expos, are just one of the traditional methods used by professionals around the globe to expose families to the choices available to them on the road to higher education. As our mission and role is to Elevate, Educate, and Empower you, the professional, we see Educational Expos as a time when you can not just meet new students but as well get a bit of professional development for yourself.
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AISAP Educational Expos are:
- An opportunity on a global scale to encourage schools to come together in support and as advocates of private education opportunities for parents and students.
- An opportunity to have professional development provided by AISAP and partners for all of the attending Admission and Enrollment Management professionals.
- An opportunity for students and parents to have premier access to break-out sessions with leading authorities and practitioners in areas related to the Admission and Enrollment Management process. For example, there are sessions on assessment and its role in the admission process, Financial Aid, writing an essay that makes a difference, athletics and arts in the recruitment process, and the role of counselors, educational consultants, and advocacy groups.
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Host: Triangle Consortium of Independent Schools
Embassy Suites by Hilton Raleigh Durham Airport Brier Creek
8001 Arco Corporate Drive
Raleigh, North Carolina
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Schedule
12:00 - 1:30 pm "Lunch and Learn" professional development session for Admission and Enrollment Management Professionals
1:30 - 2:00 pm
Information session for families lead by admission officers (optional for families)2:00 - 4:00 pm Education Expo (School Fair “2.0”) — a most engaging interaction with school reps and special guests.
Expo / School Fair Registration Fee
AISAP Member (includes expo registration, professional development, and dinner): $295
AISAP Non-Member* (includes expo registration, professional development, and dinner): $335
Additional school representatives (wanting to participate in professional development and dinner): $50
*If you are not an AISAP Member, you have the option to join now and receive the member rate through your registration.
Professional development program and dinner only (does not include Expo): $50
*To view our Cancellation and Substitution Policy, please click HERE.
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Professional Development Speaker
Chuck Lovelace, Executive Director, Morehead - Cain
Though Chuck first joined the Foundation staff in 1984, initially serving as treasurer and assistant director, his history with Morehead-Cain goes back more than a decade earlier. He first came to Chapel Hill in 1973 as a Morehead-Cain Scholar, earning his bachelor of arts in economics in 1977. He went on to earn his master’s in business administration at UNC-Chapel Hill two years later.
Chuck has served as executive director of the Foundation since 1987. Like all Morehead-Cains, he has many interests. He currently serves as a trustee of the Association of Boarding Schools (TABS) and is a former board member of Episcopal High School in Alexandria, Virginia; Summerbridge National (now Breakthrough Collaborative) in San Francisco; and McCue Corporation in Peabody, Massachusetts. An avid golfer, Chuck also tries to time his business travel so that he can visit local art galleries. He’s especially partial to a good watercolor.
Schools Participating in the Expo
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| Academy at SOAR |
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| American Hebrew Academy |
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| American University Preparatory School |
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| Baylor School |
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| Carolina Friends School** |
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| Cary Academy |
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| Chatham Hall |
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| Cranbrook Schools |
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| Culver Academies |
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| Darlington School |
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| Deerfield Academy |
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| Duke School** |
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| Durham Academy** |
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| Emma Willard School |
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| Foxcroft School |
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| Garrison Forest School |
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| Greensboro Day School |
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| Hargrave Military Academy |
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| The Hill Center** |
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| Hopewell Academy |
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| Kent School |
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| Kents Hill School |
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| The Kiski School |
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| The Knox School |
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| Linsly School |
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| The Madeira School |
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| The Miller School of Albemarle |
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| Milton Academy |
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| The Montessori School of Raleigh** |
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| Oldfields School |
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| Ravenscroft School |
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| The Raleigh School** |
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| Rectory School |
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| Ridley College |
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| Saint Mary's School |
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| Salem Academy |
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| Sandy Spring Friends School |
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| Shady Side Academy |
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| Shattuck-St. Mary's School |
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| St. Andrew's School |
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| St. Andrew's-Sewanee School |
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| St. David's School** |
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| St. Margaret's School |
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| St. Stanislaus College-Preparatory |
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| St. Timothy's School** |
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| Stoneleigh-Burnham School |
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| The Stony Brook School |
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| Tilton School |
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| Triangle Day School** |
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| Trinity Academy** |
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| Trinity School of Durham and Chapel Hill** |
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| The Webb Schools |
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| Woodberry Forest School |
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Event Sponsors
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Event Resources
Interested in learning more about hosting an Educational Expo in your school community or attending an Educational Expo? Please contact Ray Diffley at leadershipcenter@aisap.org.