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A Letter from your

President Allen Clark

Greetings TAIR Colleagues!

Thanks to your efforts, the Texas Association for Institutional

Research (TAIR) continues to improve, expand, and branch out in

new directions. After experiencing a fantastic conference in Lubbock

for our 31

Annual Conference, we will be meeting in Waco for our

TAIR Conference. Kristi Fisher, TAIR Vice President and Program

Chair, will share information about our Waco venue in this

newsletter. Thanks to your continued and vibrant support, this is the

third year in a row where over 40 concurrent sessions are offered.

Last year Joe said; “two data points constitutes a trend.” Now we

can confirm that TAIR has established a point of tradition.

This past year, our TAIR Data Advisory Committee, led by Maryann

Ruddock from the University of Texas at Austin, completed work on

three major projects with the help of their Committee (listed later in

this newsletter). There is a new page, created by Bao, which

demonstrates the great work from this committee. If you have not

read the white paper on the race coding change then you are missing

out on great information:

1. Home Page for DAC

http://www.texas-air.org/member/dac.php

Please review this page and discuss how you can put these changes

to use. I can testify that the Enrollment Management Committee at

our university were very pleased to have this new information.

Information from this white paper was shared at the TACRO

Conference in Lubbock. We owe the entire TAIR Data Advisory

Committee a debt of gratitude for beginning a conversation

throughout the state on how to address this issue of race and

providing documentation about changes in race coding. Additionally,

this committee will work with the THECB on the revised code of the

CBM report(s). I would like to thank Joe Meyer for attending the first

meeting to address these new reports.

INSIDE THIS ISSUE

President’s Message

TAIR Travel Grant Information

TAIR Officers

2010 Program Committee Chairs

Appointed Committees

Vice President’s Message

Workshop Information

Waco History

Special Event Information

Meet the Candidates

ATTACHMENTS

Absentee Voting Ballot

TAIR Membership Form

Volume 2009-2010, Issue 1, December 2009

November Newsletter Page 2

Continued

A Letter from your President

In addition to the efforts of the TAIR Data Advisory

Committee, your TAIR Executive Committee spent

considerable time discussing changes to the TAIR

Constitution and Bylaws in meetings over the past year.

Joe continues to address a few additional changes to the

document. We will vote on these changes at the next

Business Meeting in Waco.

Kristi Fisher and her TAIR Program Committee are hard

at work to make the TAIR Conference in Waco a success,

and her team has made improvements to the TAIR

Officer’s Guide for future TAIR Conferences along the

way. They are certain that everyone will have a good

time in Waco. Sue Herring has gone above and beyond

the call of duty to make sure you will enjoy your time in

Waco! I look forward to seeing each of you during the

Waco conference.

TAIR Travel Grants

TAIR wants to be sure that funding is not the reason that you or your staff will miss TAIR 2010

and will be awarding eight travel grants at $250 each to help cover expenses. Travel grants are

available to both active members and those becoming new members in 2010.

http://www.texas-air.org/assets/pdf/Travel_Grants_Application.pdf

November Newsletter Page 3

TAIR Officers and Editors

TAIR 2010 Program

Committee Chairs

VP and Program Chair............................ Kristi Fisher, U.T. Austin

Concurrent Sessions ............................Gabriela Borcoman, THECB

Evaluation.......................................Delton Moore, Amarillo College

Financial Review ................Jerry Scheerer, Mountain View College

General Sessions........................Mary Barton, Univ. of North Texas

Local Arrangements ................................Sue Herring, Baylor Univ.

Program Brochure........................................Johna May, U.T. Austin

Registration/Secretary ..................Trish Norman, UT System Office

Resource Fair .....................................Marcelo Paredes, UT Pan Am

Roundtables ..................Carol Tucker, Univ. of Houston-Downtown

Special Interest Groups …....Kate Amorella, Texas Woman’s Univ.

Workshops/Prof Develop...........Paul Illich, McLennan Comm. Coll.

Technology .........................................Bao Huynh, Richland College

Appointed Committees

TAIR Data Committee:

Maryann Ruddock – UT Austin, Chair

Public 4-Year: Kate Amorella, Texas Woman’s Univ.

Cindy Dutschke, Texas A&M

Larry Redlinger-UT Dallas

Public 2-Year: Cathy Friedrich, College of the Mainland

Tom Martin, Collin County Community College District

Darline Morris, Texas State Tech College

Martha Oburn, Houston CC System

Private 4-Year: Leona Urbish, Rice Univ.

Sue Herring, Baylor Univ.

Professional Development Committee:

Paul Illich-McLennan Community College, Chair

Tom Martin, Collin County CCD

Soon Mertz, Austin Community College

Joy Evans, McLennan Community College

Jana Marak, Baylor University

Awards Committee:

Joseph Meyer, Texas State Univ., Chair

Ruben Garcia, Texas Workforce Commission

Marilyn Greer, UT M.D. Anderson

Susan Griffith,.Univ. of Texas-Pan American

Tom Martin, Collin County Community College District

Nominating Committee:

Joseph Meyer- Texas State University, Chair

Mary Barton, Univ. of North Texas

Danica Frampton, St. Edwards Univ.

Julie Thomas, Southwest Texas Junior College

Janet Beinke, Texas Higher Ed. Co-Board

President

Allen Clark

University of North Texas

Denton, Texas

(940) 565-2085

aclark@unt.edu

Vice President

Kristi Fisher

University of Texas at Austin

Austin, Texas

(512) 471-3833

kfisher@austin.utexas.edu

Secretary

Trish Norman

The University of Texas System

Austin, Texas

(512) 499-4435

tnorman@utsystem.edu

Treasurer

Rick Leyva

El Centro College

Dallas, Texas

(214) 860-2335

ric.leyva@dcccd.edu

Members-at-Large

Bao Huynh – Technology

Richland College

Dallas, Texas

(972) 238-6953

bhuynh@dcccd.edu

Paul Illich—Professional Development

McLennan Community College

Waco, Texas

(254) 299-8636

pillich@mclennan.edu

Immediate Past President

Joseph M. Meyer

Texas State Univ.—San Marcos

San Marcos, Texas

(512) 245-2386

joe.meyer@txstate.edu

Newsletter Editor

Linda Perez

San Jacinto College

Pasadena, Texas

(281) 998-6191

linda.perez@sjcd.edu

November Newsletter Page 4

TAIR Colleagues,

Welcome to Waco, Texas for the 32

Annual Conference of the Texas Association for

Institutional Research (TAIR). Waco has a population of over 113,000 and is home to Baylor

University, McLennan County Community College, and Texas State Technical College. And

appropriate to this year’s conference theme, “Building a Bridge: Data to Decisions,” the

conference is being held at the Waco Hilton Hotel directly across from the Brazos River and the

Waco Suspension Bridge, the longest single-span suspension bridge west of the Mississippi.

Thanks to outstanding participation by you and other TAIR members, as well as the dedicated

efforts of our TAIR Program Committee and TAIR Professional Development Committee, there

will again be over 40 quality concurrent sessions this year, as well as a variety of roundtables,

special interest groups, and pre-conference workshops. You will have plenty of sessions to

choose from on a wide range of topics that are important to institutional research offices around

the state, from assessment and student tracking to business intelligence and “Closing the Gaps”

– and everything in between. We also have three dynamic General Session speakers lined up

to motivate, educate, and inspire us.

Our special event, “Discovery on the Brazos: A Mammoth Event,” will be held at Jeanes

Discovery Center and Mayborn Museum Complex, and will include a walkthrough of the three

Natural History dioramas (including the Waco Mammoth Experience), a great meal, and time for

networking and socializing. While in Waco, you may also enjoy visiting the Baylor campus or a

number of other fun destinations, such as the Texas Sports Hall of Fame, the Texas Ranger

Museum, the Dr. Pepper Museum, or the Cameron Park Zoo. Special thanks go to Sue Herring

and the rest of the local arrangements committee who have been burning the midnight oil to

make sure this is a comfortable and entertaining experience for our members. We all look

forward to enjoying the fruits of their labor!

The TAIR Annual Conference provides an informal, welcoming, and engaging environment to

network with colleagues and share knowledge. It is one of the best, lowest-cost, and most

rewarding professional development opportunities for IR professionals in the state. We hope all

of you will consider making the trip and look forward to seeing you in Waco on March 1

Kristi Fisher

Vice-President/Program Chair

A Letter from your Vice President

Kristi Fisher

November Newsletter Page 5

TAIR Workshops

TAIR once again hosted a series of summer workshops on August 9, 2009 at McLennan Community College in Waco, Texas. Paul

Illich, our TAIR Executive Committee Member-at-Large for Professional Development, worked with other executive committee

members to arrange the following four workshops:

Using SPSS to Analyze and Report IR Data (Teresa Isbell and Cathy Hagan)

Data Warehousing (Dennis Ignatenko)

Market Research (Edward Hummingbird)

Making a Difference with IR Data (Paul Illich)

Over 30 individuals attended the all day event and offered very positive feedback on the presentations and the arrangements.

The overall theme of the day was related to the application of IR data for both short-term and long-term decision making. If you

were unable to attend the summer workshops you will get another chance this spring at the 2010 TAIR Conference in Waco,

Texas. The following six pre-conference workshops will be offered:

W1-New Innovations in IR (March 1, 2010) 9 a.m. - Noon

In this workshop three to four seasoned IR professionals will share the latest high impact tools/methodologies they utilize in their

offices. The innovations will include visualization reporting software, data warehousing technologies, and online survey

technologies. The presentations will focus on how the various innovations can increase the impact IR professionals have on their

institutions. The workshop should be useful for both new and experienced IR professionals.

W2-Using SPSS for IR Research (March 1, 2010) 9 a.m. - Noon

This 3-hour hands-on workshop will focus on several practical applications of SPSS. The use of Custom Tables to analyze survey

data will be one of several applications discussed. Participants will also have an opportunity to use the SPSS programming

language, Syntax, to run a variety of SPSS procedures. The workshop is designed for both new and experienced IR professionals

that want to learn how SPSS can be used to automate processes and improve efficiency in a range of IR projects.

W3-Using Pivot Tables to Conduct IR Research (March 1, 2010) 1 p.m. - 4 p.m.

This workshop is a stimulating hands-on training session on using Excel Pivot Tables in the preparation of data for descriptive

statistical analysis in IR. We will utilize simulated student enrollment data to create the Enrollment (B1) and Ethnicity (B2)

elements for the Common Data Set. If time permits, we will use a simulated faculty roster to create Faculty Information (I1).

W4-Meta-Analysis of Multiple Survey Instruments (March 1, 2010) 1 p.m. - 4 p.m.

In this workshop participants will learn how to conduct a meta-analysis on survey data. The presenter will show how survey

results can be combined to improve interpretation and application of key findings. The workshop is designed for both new and

experienced IR professionals. The session will cover a range of statistical techniques (e.g., ANOVA, regression) used to identify key

aggregate factors. If time permits, additional data mining techniques will be discussed.

W5-Newcomers to Institutional Research and Planning (March 2, 2010) 1 p.m. – 4 p.m.

The TAIR Newcomer's Workshop will focus on maintaining an effective institutional research office. Topics include the various

roles and key responsibilities of institutional research, necessary skills needed for a researcher, primary dogmas of assessment

(surveys and focus groups), research resources, academic accreditation, financial analysis and presentation of data. Included in

the workshop will be guest panelists representing key areas of institutional research (THECB, public four-year and two-year,

private four-year institutions) who will be presenting the "hot topics" for their areas of expertise.

W6-IPEDS Workshop (Monday March 1, 2010) 8:30 a.m. – 5 p.m.

*Participants will need to register for this workshop separately at http://www.airweb.org/tair2010ipedsws

TAIR pre-conference workshops are a very inexpensive and effective way to learn institutional research skills at much greater

depth than is possible at concurrent sessions or roundtables. This year's workshops promise to be innovative and interesting for

both the newcomer and the experienced IR professional. Get excited and join us in beautiful Waco, Texas! Get on-line at

www.texas-air.org and get registered for these pre-conference workshops!

Conference registration must be done on-line at

www.texas-air.org

November Newsletter Page 6

A Little Waco History

In 1837, during the days of the Texas Republic, the Texas Rangers established Ft Fisher, a

temporary outpost to protect early settlers. In 1845, Neil McLennan built his log cabin on

the south fork of the Bosque River, just eight miles west of Waco Indian Village, so named

afte r the Huaco Indians who had a 400 -acre settlem ent in the area. The Huacos were a

branch of the Wichitas and were closely related to the Tawakonis. The tribe lived in

beehive shaped huts, 2 0 - to 25- feet high, made of poles, buffalo h ides and rushes.

The town of Waco w as incorpo rated in 1857 by the state legislature. In 1870, the longest

single-span bridge west o f the Mississippi, Waco’s Suspension Bridge, provided the o nly

pedestrian and wagon span across the Brazos River. This al lowed for the Chisho lm Trail to

com e straight through the town. A year later, the Waco and Northwestern Railroad

arrived. It was followed by the Cotto n Belt, and later by the M issouri, Kansas, and Texas

Railroads m aking Waco a hub of commerce for the stat e o f Texas.

In 188 5, another ‘first’ occurred that m oved Waco to prominence among the ‘soda -

fountain’ visitors…..Waco pharmacist Charles Curtis Alderto n first com bined the flav ors

for D r. Pepper while working at Waco ’s ‘Old Co rner Drug Store’. The Dr Pepp er M useum

celebrates that event and it’s affect on Waco and beyond.

In 1890, Waco passe d laws creating the first legal, licensed ‘red light district’ in the state

of Texas. The red light district laws required all immoral activities to be restricted to on e

area of town so that the rest o f the city could remain ‘sinless’. The area, called ‘The

Reservatio n’, operated for 27 years until 19 17 when it was shut down by the U.S. Army.

The deadliest tornado in U.S. history struck do w ntown Waco on May 11, 1957, le aving 114

dead, 1,0 97 injured, 850 homes damaged, and 96 buildings demolished. Property damage

at that time totaled $ 51 million. The Suspension Bridge showed its sturdy engineering

when it held fast during the sto rm.

A few more interesting facts about Waco :

M&M Mars – which became MasterFoods, INC. – m akes the world’s most popular candy

bar, Snicker, in Waco.

The Branch Davidian Compo und is NOT in Waco.

Waco has the large st know concentration of prehistoric mammoths perishing in the same

event. Approximately 68,000 years ago, a mud slide caused the destruction of the huge

animals.

Taken from t he Waco Meeting, Co nvention & Tour Planner’s Guide

November Newsletter Page 7

TAIR 2010 Special Event

Information

Get ready for information, great food

and entertainment, and a lot of fun as

we visit the Jeanes Discovery Center

and Mayborn Museum Complex for

our special event. We will have full

run of the complex that was opened

in May, 2004. We can walk through

the three Natural History dioramas

and visit the many exploration

stations. The natural history galleries

focus on Waco at the Crossroads of

Texas from the Cretaceous period to

the early 1900s including a log house,

a Waco Indian grass house and a

Comanche tipi. Join us as we enjoy

each other in this enjoyable

environment!

November Newsletter Page 8

Candidates for Vice President/President Elect

Darline Morris, Texas State Technical College Waco. Darline Morris has 37 years in higher

education administration and research at Texas public 2-year community and technical colleges,

4-year private university and the Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board. She has held the

position of Director of Institutional Effectiveness, Research and Planning for the past 18 years at

Texas State Technical College Waco. As an active member of TAIR she has presented papers,

roundtable sessions and workshops. She has served as the TAIR Secretary, on the TAIR Data

Advisory Committee, Conference Program Committee (twice), Local Arrangements Committee,

and Nominating Committee. In addition to her activities in TAIR, she is an active member of AIR,

SAIR, the National Community College Council for Research and Planning (NCCCRP), the

Southern Association of Community College Research (SACCR), and is a certified NCES IPEDS

Trainer. Darline holds a doctorate in Higher Education Administration and Applied Vocational

Technical Education from the University of North Texas.

Paul Illich, McLennan Community College. Paul Illich is Vice President of Research, Planning, and

Technology at McLennan Community. He oversees planning, institutional research/IE, technology,

and the Library. He has been involved in institutional research for over 13 years and has been

active in TAIR for the past 10 years. He has conducted numerous workshops and roundtables for

TAIR on statistics, using research for decision making, publishing research data, and data

warehousing. Paul has also served on the TAIR nominating committee and is currently the

Member at Large, Professional Development. Paul has served as an institutional

research/effectiveness reviewer on more than 10 SACS review teams. Paul received his Ph.D.

from Texas A&M University in Experimental Psychology and has conducted research in a range of

fields including psychology, physiology, and neuroscience. He has utilized his experience in

research and statistics to develop research-based approaches to enrollment forecasting, facilities

planning, course scheduling and other key institutional processes.

November Newsletter Page 9

Candidates for Professional Development

Danielle Texera, Rice University. Danielle has served as the Research Project Analyst for the

Office of Institutional Research at Rice University since 2006. She has been a member of TAIR

since that time and has attended every TAIR conference since joining. She has been an active

participant in the Workshops, Roundtables, Special Interest Groups and networking and is

currently serving as the 2010 TAIR Conference Facilitator. Her broad involvement and interest

in all of the TAIR offerings have been instrumental in her recognizing the need for professional

development for all TAIR members by honing their IR knowledge and skills. Danielle received

a Bachelor’s Degree in Psychology in 1997 from the University of California, Riverside, and a

Master’s degree in Cross Cultural Education from National University in San Diego, California,

in 2002.

Susan Thompson, Texas State University. Susan is a senior research analyst in the

Institutional Research Office at Texas State University-San Marcos, where she has worked in

institutional research and student affairs research for the past 16 years. Susan has been an

active member of TAIR (1993-1997 and 2005-present), presenting roundtables, concurrent

sessions and pre-conference workshops, as well as serving on the program committees for

the 2008 and 2009 conferences. Susan earned a B.A. in anthropology and an M.A.I.S. with a

concentration in applied sociology from Texas State.

November Newsletter Page 10

Candidates for Secretary

Kate Amorella, Texas Woman’s University. Kate received her bachelor’s degrees in

Math and Computer Science from Texas Woman’s University. In 2006, she returned to

her alma mater as a staff member and is currently the Senior Institutional Research

Analyst. An active member of TAIR for three years, Kate has facilitated and presented

concurrent sessions and she is currently serving on the data advisory and program

committees. Her daily work in trudging through university databases has given her the

know-how to maintain an accurate, up-to-date list of TAIR members. She can type 67

WPM with 98% accuracy, and frequent games of Scrabble keep her spelling skills sharp.

Kerri L Ford, Texas Tech University. Kerri has been a part of the Institutional Research

and Information Management department since September 2004. Her role in IRIM

involves being the coordinator for the Student Evaluation of Course and Instructor

process and conducting training workshops for the departmental evaluation contacts.

Kerri also works to complete outside surveys of the University as well as gather data for

the annual Graduate Program Review. She is currently pursuing a Bachelor of University

Studies degree with emphasis in business, psychology, and human development and

family studies. Kerri attended her first TAIR conference in 2006 and has since been a

presenter, facilitator, and has served on the Local Arrangements Committee for the 2009

conference.

November Newsletter Page 11

Candidates for Nominating Committee (4)

Tom Corll, Midland College. Tom has worked in post-secondary education for seven years; he has

been a member of TAIR and AIR for four years. Tom served as the Coordinator of Institutional

Research at Central Texas College, and is now working as the Director of Institutional Effectiveness

and Planning at Midland College. He has facilitated numerous TAIR workshops, concurrent

sessions, and served as a roundtable presenter. In 2009 he served as a member of the TAIR

Awards Committee. Tom has been actively working on issues of accountability with the

Coordinating Board. In 2008 he chaired the Large Community College group, and in 2009 served

as the Chairperson for the joint community colleges group submitting a consensus of

recommendations to the Coordinating Board. Tom received his Bachelor of Science degree in

Business Administration from Wayland Baptist University; Master of Science in Human Resources

from Tarleton State University, Central Texas; and is currently an Educational PhD candidate at

Capella University, with a specialization in Training and Performance Improvement interventions.

Salma Ferdous, University of Texas at San Antonio. Salma has been working in

institutional research for the last 5 years. She started her career at the University of

Houston-Downtown, and currently is a Senior Research Analyst for the Office of

Institutional Research at The University of Texas at San Antonio. Salma has worked a

wide variety of projects in the UTSA OIR, including CB reporting, federal and state

reports, surveys, ad-hoc requests and many more. She has been an active member of

TAIR since 2006 and has made presentations in concurrent sessions, round tables and

has served as a session facilitator. In addition to her experience at TAIR, Salma has

co-presented at SAIR in 2008. Salma holds BS and MS in Physics and MS in Electrical

Engineering. She will be honored to serve TAIR as a member of the nominating

committee.

Karen Laljiani, El Centro College. For the past twelve years, Dr. Karen Laljiani has coordinated

the planning, assessment, and evaluation processes for El Centro College. In this role, she

supervises three researchers, provides data analysis and research for administrators and faculty,

and produces survey, academic, and demographic data for use in planning, institutional

effectiveness, enrollment management, and resource development. She works with an assessment

committee to lead the learning outcomes and curriculum mapping processes for the college. Prior

to joining the Dallas County Community College District, Karen was a Research Associate at the

University of Texas at Arlington, where she also taught Psychology. She received a B.A. in

Psychology from Boston University and a Ph.D. in Human Development & Communication Sciences

from the University of Texas at Dallas. Karen has been an active member of TAIR for the past 15

years. She has held every position on the Board except for Secretary. While she has not been

elected to the nominating committee, she did lead the committee one year in her role as

immediate past president. Karen is active in AIR and SAIR, and was most recently on the local

arrangements committee for SAIR in Dallas in October 2009. Karen’s long term knowledge of the

goals and processes of TAIR make her a perfect candidate for membership on the nominating

committee.

November Newsletter Page 12

Linda Perez, San Jacinto College District. Linda is the Information Management Liaison in

the office of Research and Institutional Effectiveness at San Jacinto College in Pasadena,

Texas. She has been a member of TAIR since 2000 and a presenter at TAIR and AIR sharing

information on data warehousing and reporting. In addition, she is currently the TAIR

newsletter editor. She has been in the Information Technology and Institutional Research

fields since 1999. She graduated from the University of the Incarnate Word with a Bachelor

of Business Administration

Leroy Philbrook, UTPA. Leroy came to UTPA in November 2006 as Research

Analyst. He is responsible for conducting and analyzing institutional-level

surveys. Roy comes from Schreiner University where he served for 5 years with

primary responsibility for the university’s institutional research. He first joined

TAIR is 2002. Prior to working in institutional research, Roy served as Assistant

Director for the Louisiana Leadership Institution developing leadership and

educational programs for urban youth. For more than 20 years, Mr. Philbrook

has worked with the Institute of Cultural Affairs as a facilitator of participatory

strategic planning activities with private corporations, government agencies, and

non-governmental organizations in Canada, South Korea, Hong Kong, Philippines,

Taiwan, and the USA. Mr. Philbrook’s education includes undergraduate studies

at the University of the Pacific: Raymond College and the University of Texas at

Arlington.

Tracy Stegmair, Texas Woman’s University. Tracy Stegmair has worked in IR

since 2002 as a Senior Research Analyst at Texas Woman’s University, and has

been a member of TAIR since 2003. Tracy has co-presented two concurrent

sessions and a workshop at past TAIR conferences plus a workshop at the

recent SAIR conference. When asked by her son what she does at work all

day, she was at first stumped on what to tell him. She finally settled on the

explanation that she is a data translator who takes large amounts of

information and converts it into numbers that people can understand. Tracy

enjoys translating all sort of data into maps, charts, graphs, tables, and

reports. She earned two Bachelor’s degrees from Texas Woman’s University

in History and Computer Science.

November Newsletter Page 13

TAIR 2010 Absentee Election Ballot

Your Name: ________________________________________________

Your Institution: ____________________________________________

Note: Please complete this ballot ONLY if you will NOT be attending the 2010 conference in Waco,

Texas. You must be a registered TAIR member in order to cast a vote. Please email this ballot to Trish

Norman, TAIR Secretary at tnorman@utsystem.edu or mail it to her attention at

Trish Norman

Office of Institutional Policy and Analysis

University of Texas System

702 Colorado St., CLB 6.620

Austin, TX 78701-2982

Please include your name and affiliation in order to verify membership.

Candidates for Vice President/President Elect (VOTE FOR ONE)

□ Paul Illich, McLennan Community College

□ Darline Morris, Texas State Technical College Waco

Candidates for Professional Development (VOTE

FOR ONE)

□ Danielle Texera, Rice University

□ Susan Thompson, Texas State University

Candidates for Secretary, (VOTE FOR ONE)

□ Kate Amorella, Texas Woman’s University

□ Kerri L Ford, Texas Tech University

Candidates for Nominating Committee (VOTE FOR FOUR)

□ Tom Corll, Midland College

□Linda Perez, San Jacinto College

□ Salma Ferdous, University of Texas at San Antonio

□ Leroy Philbrook, University of Texas, Pan American

□ Karen Laljiani, El Centro College

□ Tracy Stegmair, Texas Woman’s University

SUBMIT

November Newsletter Page 14

MEMBERSHIP APPLICATION

INFORMATION

January 2010 to December 2010

Persons interested in joining the Texas Association for

Institutional Research should go to the following website for

the membership application:

https://secure.airweb3.org/tair/

Some benefits of TAIR membership can be found at

http://www.texas-air.org/member/membership.php

If you attend the 2010 conference in Waco, then you are

automatically a member for 2010-2011.

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