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Southeast Regional Conference of NAASS Information Minutes of 2007 Fall NCASS Conference Statistical Reports: Public Institutions - Private Institutions North American Association of Summer Sessions
The North Carolina Association of Summer Sessions (NCASS) began in 1964, shortly after the formation of the national organization, the North American Association of Summer Sessions. Originally called NCACUSSD, the North Carolina Association of College and University Summer Session Deans, the state organization was retitled as NCASS in 1985. NCASS serves as a means of sharing information and ideas about educational program development for summer school. Most members find the greatest advantage is getting to know their colleagues from other schools so that when an unusual matter or new idea arrives at their desk, they have persons to phone or email. Members
share what they have
learned, either from
experience or from
attendance at various
national meetings.
NCASS programs include
a speaker with information
particularly appropriate
to our operations
in North Carolina,
and have time for
interactive discussion.
Mostly, NCASS is
a forum for talking
about challenges,
triumphs, and innovations
tried. NCASS History--Location of Annual Conferences Constitution and By-laws (Word file)
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