MLCOP wants to hear from you!: Mid-Level Needs Assessment

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ACPA’s Mid-Level Community of Practice is eager to gather valuable input from our members and constituents as we plan for the future. We want to ensure that our initiatives, programs, and resources align with your needs and aspirations, and we believe your perspective is essential in shaping our focus for the years ahead. By completing this brief assessment, you have the opportunity to share your thoughts, priorities, and ideas with us. Your feedback will help us enhance our support for mid-level professionals and drive meaningful impact across our community. Questions?  Email: mlcop@acpa.nche.edu

 

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