ACE to Stream Select Annual Meeting Sessions Online

December 30, 1899

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Can't make it to Washington for this year's Annual Meeting? Register now to watch a live webcast of two of the most anticipated sessions: MOOCs and Workforce Needs of the 21st Century.

Register for the webcast here.

ACE's 95th Annual Meeting, the nation's premier higher education event. March 2-5, 2013. Learn more about the meeting at www.aceannualmeeting.org.

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