VACUHO Student Leadership Conference
November 10-11, 2023
Hosted by Richard Bland College of William & Mary
Pushing PROSPERWe are thrilled to introduce the central theme of this year's Student Leadership Conference: Pushing (P)rosper. This theme is all about nurturing the holistic development of every individual.
Pushing (P)rosper underscores the significance of humanizing student leadership. Our aim is to equip students with the tools and resources necessary for their growth, grooming, flourishing, and ultimate prosperity. At the heart of this conference is the concept of personhood, emphasizing the importance of considering the whole person in leadership roles. We envision this conference as a platform for rejuvenation. |
Learning Outcomes
Our learning outcomes for this conference align with the acronym derived from the thematic word "Prosper": P - Progression: Exploring personal and professional growth pathways. R - Resilience: Developing the capacity to bounce back from challenges. O - Open-mindedness: Fostering inclusivity, diversity, and critical thinking. S - Service: Cultivating a spirit of giving back to the community. P - Purpose: Identifying and embracing one's unique life mission. E - Empowerment: Equipping individuals to inspire and lead others. R - Reflection: Encouraging introspection and learning from experiences. |
Registration:
Registration is open now! Registration deadline is Tuesday, November 7, 2023
Registration is open now! Registration deadline is Tuesday, November 7, 2023
Payment:
Student |
$65 |
Limit 10 per institution |
Advisor & Professionals* |
$75 |
Limit 2 per institution |
Pay using credit/debit card
You may purchase multiple registrations (advisors and students) at once. Credit/debit card payments come with a $2.50 handling fee per registration incorporated into the cost.
* Each delegation is required to have at-least one advisor. Fulltime Professional Staff and or Graduate Student Staff can fulfill this requirement.
You may purchase multiple registrations (advisors and students) at once. Credit/debit card payments come with a $2.50 handling fee per registration incorporated into the cost.
* Each delegation is required to have at-least one advisor. Fulltime Professional Staff and or Graduate Student Staff can fulfill this requirement.
Pay later via invoice
This option allows registration to be paid by check. Invoices can also be paid online with a card. You or the person you indicate will receive follow up information via email.
Apply for Scholarship
VACUHO will offer scholarships to cover registration costs for a select number of advisors and students. If you would like to be considered for a scholarship before payment is finalized. You or the individual you indicate will receive follow up information via email.
Scholarship Sponsors: FOLIOT and CALDWELL & Gregory
This option allows registration to be paid by check. Invoices can also be paid online with a card. You or the person you indicate will receive follow up information via email.
Apply for Scholarship
VACUHO will offer scholarships to cover registration costs for a select number of advisors and students. If you would like to be considered for a scholarship before payment is finalized. You or the individual you indicate will receive follow up information via email.
Scholarship Sponsors: FOLIOT and CALDWELL & Gregory
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Call for Programs:
We invite conference proposals that fit seamlessly within this thematic framework and are in harmony with this acronym. We look forward to your innovative ideas and contributions to make this conference a transformative experience for all participants.
Program proposals are due by 11:59 PM on Friday, November 3, 2023
We invite conference proposals that fit seamlessly within this thematic framework and are in harmony with this acronym. We look forward to your innovative ideas and contributions to make this conference a transformative experience for all participants.
Program proposals are due by 11:59 PM on Friday, November 3, 2023
Driving Directions:
From I-95North or South Exit 48B Wagner Road – West upon exiting I-95, travel to the second stoplight and turn right onto Crater Road (US Route 301-North). At the next stoplight, turn left onto Flank Road and travel approximately two miles to the second four-way stop intersection. Turn left onto Johnson Road and travel one mile to the Richard Bland College Campus. Student Commons (Library, Café and Bookstore), McNeer Hall, Ernst Hall, Statesman Hall (Gymnasium), and Freedom and Patriot Residence Halls are located on the west (right) side of Johnson Road. Maze Hall Administrative Offices, Barn Theater, Pecan Hall (Admissions and Financial Aid), Commerce Hall (Academic) and other campus buildings are on the east (left) side of the campus.
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From I-295 North or South Exit 3B Route 460 – West Upon exiting I-295, travel west to the first stoplight and turn left onto Wagner Road. Travel to the third stoplight and turn right onto Crater Road (US Route 301-N). See I-95 directions from Crater Road to the campus.
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From I-85 North or South Exit 65 Squirrel Level Road – East upon exiting I-85, travel to the stoplight at Defense Road. Continue on Squirrel Level Road (approximately one-quarter mile) and turn left onto Wells Road. Travel on Wells Road approximately one-half mile; turn left (bridge over railroad tracks) onto Halifax Road. Continue on Halifax Road approximately one mile to Carson Drive. Travel approximately one mile on Carson Drive to Richard Bland College. Student Commons (Library, Café and Bookstore), McNeer Hall and SSHE (Ernst Hall) are located on the north (right) side of Carson Drive. Statesman Hall (Gymnasium) and Freedom and Patriot Residence Halls are located on the south (left) side of the campus. Maze Hall Administrative Offices, Enrollment Services Center (Admissions and Financial Aid), Barn Theater and other campus buildings are located across Johnson Road on the east side of the campus.
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From I-95North or South Exit 48B Wagner Road – West upon exiting I-95, travel to the second stoplight and turn right onto Crater Road (US Route 301-North). At the next stoplight, turn left onto Flank Road and travel approximately two miles to the second four-way stop intersection. Turn left onto Johnson Road and travel one mile to the Richard Bland College Campus. Student Commons (Library, Café and Bookstore), McNeer Hall, Ernst Hall, Statesman Hall (Gymnasium), and Freedom and Patriot Residence Halls are located on the west (right) side of Johnson Road. Maze Hall Administrative Offices, Barn Theater, Pecan Hall (Admissions and Financial Aid), Commerce Hall (Academic) and other campus buildings are on the east (left) side of the campus.
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From I-295 North or South Exit 3B Route 460 – West Upon exiting I-295, travel west to the first stoplight and turn left onto Wagner Road. Travel to the third stoplight and turn right onto Crater Road (US Route 301-N). See I-95 directions from Crater Road to the campus.
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From I-85 North or South Exit 65 Squirrel Level Road – East upon exiting I-85, travel to the stoplight at Defense Road. Continue on Squirrel Level Road (approximately one-quarter mile) and turn left onto Wells Road. Travel on Wells Road approximately one-half mile; turn left (bridge over railroad tracks) onto Halifax Road. Continue on Halifax Road approximately one mile to Carson Drive. Travel approximately one mile on Carson Drive to Richard Bland College. Student Commons (Library, Café and Bookstore), McNeer Hall and SSHE (Ernst Hall) are located on the north (right) side of Carson Drive. Statesman Hall (Gymnasium) and Freedom and Patriot Residence Halls are located on the south (left) side of the campus. Maze Hall Administrative Offices, Enrollment Services Center (Admissions and Financial Aid), Barn Theater and other campus buildings are located across Johnson Road on the east side of the campus.
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Dining Information:
During Day 1 of the SLC, the evening of November 10, there are scheduled evening activities, beginning at 7:00 PM. For Day 2 of the SLC, provided meals will feature breakfast, lunch and dinner
During Day 1 of the SLC, the evening of November 10, there are scheduled evening activities, beginning at 7:00 PM. For Day 2 of the SLC, provided meals will feature breakfast, lunch and dinner
Awards:
Nomination submissions are due: 11:59pm on Monday, October 23, 2023
Institutions attending the VACUHO Student Leadership Conference are encouraged to submit one nomination for each award from their respective institution. Multiple Nominations will be accepted. The winner of each award will be decided by the VACUHO Governing Council Awards Committee and the winners will be shared during the Awards Ceremony on November 11, 2023.
Distinguished Emerging Student Leader - This category is only for students in their first year of a student leadership position. This student has gone above and beyond in their role on campus, strives to be a leader amongst their team, and exemplifies continued growth and development.
Distinguished Student Leader - Recognizing a continuing student who has served in a leadership role for more than one academic year. This student consistently exhibits qualities associated with production within their role and makes valuable contributions to students on their campus, in addition to providing mentorship to others.
Volunteer of the Year - Awarded to an individual who has made a significant contribution to their team and institution in a service oriented or volunteer capacity.
Outstanding Program - An exemplary program that provided the highest quality experience for the students attending.
Outstanding Bulletin Board - An exemplary bulletin board that successfully educated students on relative issues of today and influenced their perceptions.
Conference Legend Award - Awarded to a professional staff member who has shown continual support to student leaders by serving as an advisor for student leadership conferences.
Nomination submissions are due: 11:59pm on Monday, October 23, 2023
Institutions attending the VACUHO Student Leadership Conference are encouraged to submit one nomination for each award from their respective institution. Multiple Nominations will be accepted. The winner of each award will be decided by the VACUHO Governing Council Awards Committee and the winners will be shared during the Awards Ceremony on November 11, 2023.
Distinguished Emerging Student Leader - This category is only for students in their first year of a student leadership position. This student has gone above and beyond in their role on campus, strives to be a leader amongst their team, and exemplifies continued growth and development.
Distinguished Student Leader - Recognizing a continuing student who has served in a leadership role for more than one academic year. This student consistently exhibits qualities associated with production within their role and makes valuable contributions to students on their campus, in addition to providing mentorship to others.
Volunteer of the Year - Awarded to an individual who has made a significant contribution to their team and institution in a service oriented or volunteer capacity.
Outstanding Program - An exemplary program that provided the highest quality experience for the students attending.
Outstanding Bulletin Board - An exemplary bulletin board that successfully educated students on relative issues of today and influenced their perceptions.
Conference Legend Award - Awarded to a professional staff member who has shown continual support to student leaders by serving as an advisor for student leadership conferences.
Schedule
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