The New Jersey Association for College Admission Counseling (NJACAC) cordially invites you to our Fall Admissions Panel, an event designed to explore the dynamic and ever-evolving landscape of college admissions. This year's panel will be taking place on Thursday, October 23rd at 2:00 pm hosted at Rutgers University Busch Campus. Parking can be found across from the Visitors Center.
Join us as we take a deep dive into the significant transformations witnessed over the past five years and a forward-looking discussion on the future trajectory of admissions.
We've put together an expert panel of experienced professionals in college admissions. This diverse group will share their insights and lead discussions on important topics like:
The Integration and Impact of Artificial Intelligence in College Admissions: Examining how AI is reshaping application reviews, recruitment strategies, and student support.
Navigating Budgetary Constraints and the "Enrollment Cliff": Strategies for institutions to maintain enrollment amidst demographic shifts and financial pressures.
Optimizing the Recruitment Cycle: Best practices and innovative approaches to attract and yield a diverse and qualified student body in an increasingly competitive environment.
And much more! Our panelists will address additional critical issues and emerging trends shaping the future of higher education access.
The Panelists:
Karen Richardson, Dean of Admission and Financial Aid, Princeton University
Kristy Materasso, Director of Recruitment and University Relations, New York University
Grecia Montero, Executive Director of Admissions, The College of New Jersey
Carlos Nazario, Director of Recruitment, Rutgers University
Matthew Harris, Executive Director of Undergraduate Admission, Villanova University
Richard Freccia, NJACAC Professional Development, Moderator
This event is an incredible opportunity for admissions professionals, high school counselors, independent counselors, retirees and all individuals invested in the future of college access to gain crucial insights, share best practices, and network with colleagues. We look forward to your participation in what promises to be an enlightening and highly informative discussion.