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Getting the key personnel together and meeting to discuss the transitions and making sure that all parties are on the same page and in agreement. Communication is valuable at this stage. 

Have a balanced board with representation from staff, faculty, industry, and graduate students. Soliciting member engagement and making sure that the time is valuable. 

Make, create, and distribute bylaws that are clear, understandable, and easy to follow. Provide flexibility and open communication for advisory boards to evolve, grow and provide valuable feedback. 

Keeping board members engaged, showing them that you truly appreciate them in addition to recognizing them, and last but not least show them that they have been heard. The opinion and voice matters. 

I learned that the CAN-SPAM Act establishes important requirements for emails and helps protect individuals from misleading or unwanted messages. It's always important to use accurate information that clearly identifies the sender and provides recipients with an easy way to opt out of future communications. 

I will apply what I learned by making sure my emails are clear, honest, and professional. I will also respect individuals' preferences regarding communication and make sure that any opt-out requests are handled appropriately. 

This learning module reinforced how important transparency is when communicating with current and future students. Marketing and program information should be clear, accurate, and presented in such a way that students can make informed decisions. Misleading statements and promises should be avoided. 

I intend to apply this by making sure that the information I give students is consistent with the official information published by the organization. When discussing the program, I will focus on providing accurate information and making sure students understand the requirements and expectations. 

I learned more about the regulatory triad from this module. I was also reminded of how important it is to remember all aspects of integrity. Integrity doesn't just apply to the regulatory policies we have in place, but also being transparent, kind, honest, and respectful to all students and all members of their academic teams. 

Regarding the admissions process and paperwork portion it is very important to individualize files and prepare prior necessary forms for enrolling a new student. We should also utilize our resource book with the regulations while filling out required forms to ensure staying in compliance with the Florida State Statue.

From the beginning of this training, I have learned that - as an Admissions Representative, keeping in line with compliance and using the correct vocabulary is critical to keeping the Educational Institute accredited. Utilizing the given documents to create my own rules and compliance notebook is key for successful admissions and easy refrencing. 

I have learned that keeping up with the state regulations and rules are critical to remaining in compliance with state laws. 

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