I have been a member of NACCU for about 18 years and first attended the NACCU Conference in San Antonio in 2004. The resources and connections that...
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Positive IDentity Blog
While NACCU has been around since 1993, our identity (see what I did there?!) has often been ambiguous for some in higher education. In Positive IDentity, NACCU plans to share our successes, build excitement for new initiatives, and provide a forum for continuous dialogue within our community. Join us here weekly as NACCU volunteers, leaders, and staff share about their experiences, ideas, and personal journeys. We will share about things that inspire us, industry trends, parts of our jobs, and other topics of interest.
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Positive IDentity Blog: Always changing with the seasons… that is what life is within the campus card industry. I am soon approaching my...
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Read PostThe year was 1991. At 22 years old, I had worked for over a year at AM/PM Mini Market. Despite my age, I had just been asked to enter the...
Read PostThe quest to implement mobile credentials at Liberty University has been over five years in the making, but one which has always stopped short of...
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