Higher education is a little world. This picture, from left to right, is Joel Hart (Pomona university), Meredith Britt ( New Jewish Community High class) and I at the 2013 WACAC Conference. Joel, Meredith and I also all went along to Vanderbilt and while we overlapped here, both as pupils and into the admission office, we never knew each other until we connected at work (Meredith and I worked at USC together) and at WACAC. If you are like most of my friends, you’re chuckling while you say WACAC aloud. WACAC is short for Western Association of university Admission Counselors and is a local element of this nationwide Association of College Admission Counselors (NACAC) that’s the overarching professional organization for advanced schooling experts. Every summer time, the different regional organizations meet for the three time conference on issues dealing with our profession and how we can enhance the work that people do (while putting on name that is snazzy). Into the autumn, NACAC has their co Continue reading “It’s A Small World In The End. Have you ever wondered”