Welcome Back to NCMPR Scholarship

Welcome Back to NCMPR District 5 Scholarship Application Form

We Miss You and Want You Back at NCMPR!

First, there was COVID, then the Great Resignation where many switched jobs, followed by budget woes. Maybe you had a ton of retirements in your department and just haven't had time to fill out the membership paperwork. Through it all, we missed you at NCMPR. Whatever the reason, to show how much we value our community, we're offering a FREE registration to our Fall Conference! That's right, FREE, and you don't have to be a current member! We want you back!

Join Us at the District 5 Fall Conference in St. Paul, Minnesota, October 1-3!

Remember the energy of connecting with fellow marketing professionals? The exchange of ideas, the camaraderie, and the support through both laughter and maybe a few tears? It’s time to experience it all again.

Apply for our scholarship for a chance at a free conference registration. I promise the application is short - just 1 question!

Let’s reconnect and have some fun! For more details, visit 2024 District 5 Conference Information.

You don’t need to be a member to attend, but we hope that after experiencing how great NCMPR is, you’ll consider joining us and take advantage of all the member benefits!

Deadline to apply is Fri. Sept. 13. Scholarship does not include travel or hotel expenses. Each state within the District 5 area will be awarded 1 scholarship (potentially 10 total scholarships).

Give us another try and rediscover the benefits of NCMPR!

Kristin Kollbaum, NCMPR District 5 Director

Name *

Job Title *

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Name of college president or chancellor? *

Contact Information

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How many years/months have you served in communications at a community or technical college? *

What are you most excited for at the District 5 conference? *

Please answer at least one of the following questions. Limit each answer to 300 words.

If you were a previous NCMPR member, what do miss most about NCMPR?

If you were a previous NCMPR member, why did you let your membership lapse?

How can NCMPR better serve you?

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