An Interview with Mike Reilly

Prior to coming to AACRAO, he served as the executive director for the Council of Presidents, an association of the six public baccalaureate degree granting institutions in the state of Washington. Reilly: I was a late arriver to the enrollment profession, having worked in coal mines, theater, and a...

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Published in:College and university 2021-01, Vol.96 (1), p.30-33
Main Author: von Munkwitz-Smith, Jeff
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
Academic Achievement
Admissions Officers
Associations
Boards of directors
College Administration
College Admission
Conferences (Gatherings)
Core competencies
Corporate sponsorship
Councils
COVID-19
Educational Technology
Enrollment Management
Governing Boards
Higher education
Learning
Pandemics
Presidents
Professional development
Program Development
Public Colleges
Public policy
Reilly, Mike
University administration
University presidents
Veterans
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Summary:Prior to coming to AACRAO, he served as the executive director for the Council of Presidents, an association of the six public baccalaureate degree granting institutions in the state of Washington. Reilly: I was a late arriver to the enrollment profession, having worked in coal mines, theater, and archaeology before taking a position in the admissions office at Washington State University in my early thirties. [...]I have to say this has all come to fruition because of a supportive board, an engaged membership, and a talented staff at AACRAO. von Munkwitz-Smith: When the COVID-19 pandemic hit in early 2020, AACRAO had to make some very difficult decisions, including canceling the Annual Meeting and the Technology and Transfer Conference and moving the SEM Conference to be fully online, moving to a remote working environment, and reducing revenue and expenses. Reilly: The Comprehensive Learner Record Project has led to a rich partnership with NASPA and introduced us to new partners such as NILOA, IMS Global, and the Chamber of Commerce Foundation.
ISSN:0010-0889