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5/16/2011
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Board of Commissioners
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Recruitment Strategy <br />Woodson University has already begun a recruitment strategy for its academic degree programs. <br />Five students began online class instruction in the bachelors of Christian management and leadership <br />(organizational management and leadership) on April 4, 2011. The university is working with a local <br />marketing firm that has donated $25,000 towards the initial development of recruitment materials. <br />In July 2011 the university will host a ministerial breakfast in which the university's senior <br />leadership will provide a presentation on the academic programs that are offered at the university and <br />encourage clergy, laity and parishioners to enroll. <br />Woodson Preparatory Academy will begin recruitment this summer for students to enroll in the <br />fall semester. Initial course instruction will take place at the Learning Resource Center located in our <br />corporate offices at 24 Cabarrus Avenue East (Concord, NC). <br />Discussion is currently underway with regionally and nationally accredited institutions on <br />course transfer agreements, dual enrollment programs and continuing education alternatives. <br />Recruitment advertisements have been placed on local radio, print magazines, and social media outlets. <br />The university projects full time enrollment in undergraduate programs to be ten students by the <br />beginning of the fall 2010 semester. Graduate degree enrollment to be ten students by fall 2010 and <br />certificate and diploma enrollment to be ten students. This would bring fall enrollment to a total of <br />thirty full time students. <br />We anticipate enrolling approximately fifty young men in our preparatory academy by fall 2010 <br />as well. <br />13 <br />Attachment number 6 <br />E -1 Page 60 <br />
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