Frequently Asked Questions
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What is the Maryland Institute for Transfer Success?
The institute is a state-wide opportunity for transfer professionals to share ideas, best practices, research, and other issues relating to the transfer student. It is a unique chance to bring together faculty, staff, administrators, professionals, students and others to fully understand and share all that the State of Maryland does for transfer students.
Anyone involved in higher education in the state of Maryland is welcome to attend. We encourage professionals working directly with transfer students, those who work on transfer policies, students, faculty, administrators and others to join us.
What kind of program will there be?
The institute's program will include a keynote speaker, Dr. Charles Middleton, President of Roosevelt University, various presentations and opportunities to network and meet other professionals from around the state. Breakfast and lunch will be served.
When and where will the event be held?
MITS will be held on Friday, November 19, at the University of Baltimore, Baltimore MD.
Registration is now available on online.
How much does it cost? How can I pay?
Early Registration will be $40 per person. Regular registration will be $50 per person. Late Registration will be $60 per person. Only credit card payments will be accepted online. Payments are non-refundable after November 1, 2008.
Who is sponsoring this conference?
The University System of Maryland and the Maryland Association of Community Colleges are co-sponsors of the conference. Additional conference sponsors will be added when available.
What if I have more questions?
Please contact the MITS Conference Coordination Committee at info@mitsconference.com with any additional questions.
If you are interested in helping with the conference please contact the MITS Conference Coordination Committee at volunteer@mitsconference.com
What is MITS?
With current initiatives in transfer practices underway in various institutions in the state, the need for Maryland to share best practices, and to share success stories, is vitally important. Community college enrollment is increasing and more students are transferring to public and private institutions in the state. The concern now becomes, "who, what, where, when, how and why?"
The Maryland Institute for Transfer Success (MITS) is a one day conference designed to bring professionals from around the state together to share and learn about new transfer initiatives. Members of the higher education community, including faculty, staff, administrators and students, are invited to present on topics relevant to the continued improvement of the transfer process.
For more information, please contact info@mitsconference.com