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Call for Nominations for the 2019-2020 AROHE Board and Officers Nominations for the 2019-2020 AROHE Board of Directors and officers are open to all members. Click here to access the instructions and forms to make nominations. The final slate of nominees will be announced by the current AROHE Board following their September 2018 meeting. The nominations will be an agenda item during the Business Meeting at AROHE's 2018 biennial conference, October 7-8 at Emory University in Atlanta, GA. Nominations need to be submitted no later than August 15, 2018. Questions and nominations can be sent to the Nominations and Elections Committee Chair, Patrick Cullinane at <pcullinane@berkeley.edu>.
Click on the image below to go to the conference web site where you can view a preliminary schedule, learn about the keynote speakers, accommodations, side trips and registration fees. You’ll also find a downloadable conference brochure and a Toolkit For Funding Support. If you are ready to register use the link on the conference web site or the one just below the image on this page. Click on the image below to go to the conference webpage
Conference Registration: click here Signature Event Registration "Only in Atlanta": click here
What is AROHE? AROHE is a dynamic member network that advocates for, educates and serves campus-based organizations for retired faculty and staff. By promoting a culture that values and encourages retirees' continuing contributions to campus and community life, AROHE helps colleges and universities to harness the remarkable talents of their retired faculty and staff to further the missions of their institutions. What are the benefits of membership?Member-member support
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AROHE Innovation Award
INAUGURAL AWARD WINNERS ANNOUNCED !
AROHE BriefsThe AROHE Briefs series identify programs and practices that support retiree organizations as well as individual faculty and staff retirees. Our new Brief, Legacy Projects, discusses and provides examples of legacy projects underway at different types of institutions. Legacy projects are efforts to ensure that contributions by faculty and staff to the institution and community are both recognized and remembered. An earlier set of Briefs define the three primary types of retirement organizations in higher education. This set of Briefs, along with the AROHE Start-Up Kit, will be helpful to those seeking to establish a retiree organization on their campus. Other Briefs in this series are: |
AROHE Sponsors
As a small non-profit organization, AROHE is very grateful for our major sponsors:
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