Conferences
2012-13 Schedule
HERDI schedules its panel sessions in conjunction with the two major meetings of the year that are attended by Community College Presidents and those companies that seek to serve them. Click here to see snapshots of HERDI in action at the recent Spring 2012 Conference in Orlando.
Fall, 2012 Session
The HERDI Fall, 2012 Session will be held just prior to the Annual Meeting of the Association of Community College Trustees (ACCT) in Boston, Massachusetts.
HERDI Session Date: October 8-10
Location: Fairmont Battery Wharf Hotel in Boston.
Spring, 2013 Session
The HERDI Spring, 2013 Session will be held just prior to the American Association of Community Colleges annual meeting in San Francisco.
HERDI Session Date: April 17-19, 2013
Location: Sir Francis Drake Hotel
HERDI can accommodate up to 16 panels during each season’s two day session. Contact us soon to schedule your panel.
HERDI Spring Meeting in Orlando Welcomes Two New and Nine Returning Clients
They keep coming back for more! HERDI clients quickly see the value of the interaction and dialogue with community college presidents from across the U.S. And two of the observing* companies, Annodyne and Follett have already committed for the fall meeting in Boston. A highlight of our banquet in Orlando was a presentation by community college superstar, Isa Adney, who inspired all with her true life story of the value of her community college experience (see blog ).
The reception and dinner, sponsored by Link Systems International and Blackboard, repectively, gave all participants a chance to mingle and exchange ideas. Spaces at the HERDI session in fall, 2012, in Boston, are filling fast. Don’t be left out.
*Observers pay a small fee to observe the HERDI process in action, with approval of a current HERDI client. Observers also have the opportunity to meet all of the HERDI presidents and chancellors at the reception and banquet that are always entertaining and enlightening portions of the session.
Our next session is in Boston, October 8-10!
