Admission Practices Committee

The role of the Admissions Practices Committee is to educate the membership regarding ethical practices in college admissions as defined in NACAC's Code of Ethics & Professional Practices (CEPP).  The committee monitors and discusses important trends in the educational landscape and the college transition processes affecting students, and counseling and admission professionals. The committee promotes these standards through a network of national and affiliate leaders, and acts as a liaison with NACAC.

Communications Committee

The Communications Committee is responsible for sharing important information with the INACAC membership through a quarterly e-newsletter, periodic emails with timely news and announcements and through Facebook and Twitter social media accounts. If you have news to share with our membership, we would love to send it out on your behalf!

Conference Committee

Develops plans for the annual Conference including the program sessions, accommodations, venue, entertainment, registration, exhibitors, speakers, meals and other arrangements.

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Credentials Committee

Reviews all revisions to the INACAC constitution and bylaws and makes recommendations to the membership regarding these changes.

Educational Calendar Committee

Develops guidelines for the college day/night programs, schedules and coordinates all programs, assists high school counselors and college admission counselors, when necessary, and evaluates programs when possible.

Government Relations Committee

Reports and informs the membership of legislative measures being considered and governmental policies that would affect student and educational interests. Additional responsibilities are to survey issues and recommend educational policy positions.

Inclusion, Access and Success Committee

The purpose of the Inclusion, Access, and Success Committee is to facilitate understanding of issues of inhibited inclusion, the lack of access, and barriers to success for students making their way through the education system, and to create impactful change within the existing systems of higher education that exclude underrepresented students from opportunities. By educating ourselves and our colleagues about critical issues facing students and sharing the best practices in which to develop students for college success, we will change the formula that inhibits their access to higher education. We will lead initiatives to change the processes that promote marginalization of students in their path to college. With the dedication and the participation of our peers, we hope that the outcomes of these efforts will lead to more diverse college campuses, a state with a higher rate of college graduation, and from these outcomes we all will see exponential benefits.

Membership Committee

Responsible for reviewing, developing and recommending membership promotional activities; receiving and recording membership applications; and providing an accurate association membership roster annually.

National College Fair Committee

Each year INACAC partners with NACAC to host the annual Indianapolis National College Fair. In addition to providing Indiana students the opportunity to connect with over 200 colleges and universities throughout the US, this event also generates a revenue stream for our association. 

The INACAC National College Fair Committee oversees:

1. Event promotion through social, local, and other media 
2. Recruiting volunteer staff to assist with set up, student transportation, onsite registration, and hospitality
3. Secure presenters for educational break- out sessions

Professional Development Committee

Professional Development Committee is responsible for planning, coordinating, implementing and staffing educational and professional development events for secondary and postsecondary high school and college counselors. This includes Summer Institute, Fall and Spring Workshops, Middle Management Institute, and the INACAC Mentorship Program. The INACAC Mentorship Program is a great way for new and experienced members of the profession to connect, share ideas and support one another. Middle Management Institute is designed for professionals who aspire to or who have been recently promoted to Middle Management.  

Secondary Issues Committee

Collaborates with the Indiana Department of Education to address secondary school issues as needed.

Technology Committee

Responsible for general maintenance of the INACAC website, and to research and propose new uses of technology for communication within INACAC.