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 social media outlets (Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn). If you have news to share with our membership, we would love to send it out on your behalf!

• Email Communication Request
• E-Newsletter Content Submission Request
• Member Spotlight Nomination (E-Newsletter)
• Social Media Request (coming soon!)

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

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

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.

The purpose of the Finance committee is to review the Fiscal Policy of the Association and to advise the Executive Board on policy changes appropriately. The Committee is responsible for managing finances, discussing revenue generation, and developing the Association's annual budget.

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.

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.

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

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