Contact: Kelley
Bozeman
“CBMI
is designed to provide participants with an overview
of current issues and procedures applicable to
institutions of higher education, large and small,
public and private.”
- Ben Crutcher
associate vice president for Auxiliary
Services
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LEXINGTON,
Ky. (August 3, 2004) -- The 52
nd annual College
Business Management Institute (CBMI) is being
held at the University of Kentucky through Aug.
6. The event is sponsored by UK and the Southern
Association of College and University Business
Officers.
CBMI, a three-year program, offers an intensive
course study in business and financial management
for administrators of colleges and universities.
Over 600 administrators from 30 states and territories
participated in 2003, representing institutions of
every size and description.
“This year, we have about 725 participants
in the conference,” said Ben Crutcher, UK ’s
associate vice president for Auxiliary
Services. “CBMI is designed to provide
participants with an overview of current issues and
procedures applicable to institutions of higher education,
large and small, public and private.”
Participants receive 28 hours of instruction each
summer for three years to earn a certificate of completion.
Approximately 60 courses, ranging from entry-level
to advanced, are taught by distinguished faculty
who are practicing administrators and leaders in
their respective fields.
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