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How do young alumni prefer to stay in touch with their alma mater? The panelists will discuss effective practices and examples of successful fundraising strategies. Wendy Kobler, Interim Vice President for Advancement, Wittenberg University Synthia Reader, Strategic Leader, Royall & Company Chair: Sean P. O'Connell, Vice President for Academic Affairs and Dean of Faculty, Albertus Magnus College Developing Information Fluency Skills throughout the Undergraduate Experience Students entering college have little experience with scholarly research. They are unfamiliar with discipline-based resources and are challenged to develop manageable research questions. How can the development of research skills be intensely integrated into the curriculum? Two college library directors who have been leaders of information fluency projects for faculty members and involved in CIC projects will share their approaches and lessons learned. Lisabeth Chabot, College Librarian, Ithaca College, and CIC Liaison, Association of College and Research Libraries Susan Barnes Whyte, Library Director, Linfield College, and Senior Advisor and Director, CIC Consortium on Digital Resources for Teaching and Research Chair: John D. Kolander, Provost, Wisconsin Lutheran College The CAO and the CAdO: Building a Team to Leverage the President's Time Chief academic and chief advancement officers should foster good working relations between themselves and their teams, but making this happen requires deliberate actions. What are some of the opportunities for these senior officers to learn about each other's job responsibilities? How does a fruitful conversation begin? What are the best ways for them as a team to make the most of the president's time, both on and off campus, especially when working with alumni and donors and engaged in strategic planning? James T. (Tim) Barry, Vice President for Institutional Advancement, Elmira College, and former President, Mount Marty College Stephen Coleman, Vice President for Academic Affairs and Dean of Faculty, Elmira College Michael Selmon, Provost and Vice President for Academic Affairs, Alma College Matthew P. vandenBerg, Vice President for Advancement, Alma College Chair: Lynn Morton, Provost and Vice President for Academic Affairs, Queens University of Charlotte The College Presidency: Why and How? Chief academic and chief advancement officers are viable candidates for college presidencies but are sometimes reluctant to engage in a search process. In this session, a former president and current higher education consultant will focus on the reasons why senior administrators should seek to become presidents, emphasizing the contributions they can make to higher education and society as presidents and the pleasure and satisfaction they can derive from leading a college. 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Faculty members often have fascinating stories to tell about their work with students but need help framing those stories in ways that are compelling to donors. What are informal rules and procedures that help keep faculty members focused on the project and on institutional priorities—and that can facilitate successful interactions with donors? What communication process among faculty members, the CAO, the CAdO, and the advancement staff works? What should happen when a faculty member or a school dean is directly approached by a prospective donor about a gift? Chad Berry, Academic Vice President and Dean of the Faculty, Berea College Michael B. Brown, Provost and Senior Vice President for Academic Affairs, North Carolina Wesleyan College Bernadine Douglas, Vice President for Alumni and College Relations, Berea College Chair: Donna B. Aronson, Vice President for Academic Affairs, Saint Mary's University of Minnesota It's All about the Team Nothing has greater impact on institutional success than the senior campus leaders working together as a team. Too often, however, fiefdoms, silos, individual agendas, and competing interests undermine team success. This session will review the dynamics of a successful senior team and present strategies to heighten collaboration, increase communication, develop shared goals, and strengthen group and individual accountability. Robert A. Sevier, Senior Vice President for Strategy, Stamats, and author of Row: Trust, Teams, and the Essentials of Leadership Jane M. 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James Martin, Professor of English and Humanities, Mount Ida College Linda McMillin, Provost and Dean of the Faculty, Susquehanna University James E. Samels, CEO and President, The Education Alliance Chair: Michelle Behr, Provost and Vice President for Academic Affairs, Birmingham-Southern College The Senior Year Experience: Integration, Reflection, Closure, and Transition A student's transition from college senior to first-year graduate student or working professional can be as stressful as the transition from high school senior to first-year college student—but it also is full of potential for student development and growth. Colleges and universities should be intentional about developing programs that help students integrate the many aspects of their college experience, reflect on what they have learned and how it will inform future decisions, and prepare for life after college. What types of programs are effective in helping students fulfill the potential of the senior year, launch confident graduates into the world, and simultaneously bind them to the institution as loyal alumni? John N. Gardner, President, John N. Gardner Institute for Excellence Gamaliel Perruci, Dean, McDonough Center for Leadership in Education and Business and Professor of Leadership Studies, Marietta College Michael Templeman, Director, New Initiatives, O'Neill Institute for National and Global Health, Georgetown University Law Center, and Alumnus, Marietta College Chair: Elizabeth Domholdt, Vice President for Academic Affairs, The College of St. Scholastica Title IX: Compliance and Best Practices Title IX concerns of colleges and universities have expanded from equal opportunities for male and female students in intercollegiate athletics to equal educational experiences, including freedom from sexual harassment for both men and women. 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Christopher Morphew, Professor and Executive Associate Dean for Research and Innovation, Educational Policy and Leadership Studies, University of Iowa Kelly Ward, Department Chair and Professor, Educational Leadership, Sport Studies, and Educational/Counseling Psychology, Washington State University Chair: Darin E. Fields, Vice President for Academic Affairs, The University of Findlay Encouraging Philanthropic Habits among Students and Young Alumni A strong record of gifts to the institution from young alumni starts with a strong relationship with current students. Programs designed to bond students with the institution and encourage them to give back to their alma mater have to begin with the students' first moments on campus and continue after graduation. Programs, communication, and technology should match the interests and needs of young alumni. Chief advancement officers from campuses that have had success developing philanthropic behavior among students and young alumni will share their strategies. Ronald A. Cohen, Vice President for University Relations, Susquehanna University Linda McMillin, Provost and Dean of the Faculty, Susquehanna University Bettyann O'Neill, Vice President for Advancement, Berry College Chair: Sherry Fraser, Provost, Concordia College (NY) Federal and Foundation Grants, Sponsored Research, and Contracts: Divisions of Responsibility Grants, sponsored research, and contracts can help colleges and universities fund innovative projects and programs that they otherwise could not afford. Administration of some external funding opportunities clearly belongs in academic affairs while administration of others clearly belongs in the advancement office, but some opportunities bridge the two divisions. How can the chief academic and chief advancement officer work together to build a culture of collaboration around external funding opportunities? What processes and procedures encourage collaborative efforts by staff and faculty members? Albert J. DeSimone, Vice President for Advancement, Kalamazoo College Michael A. McDonald, Provost, Kalamazoo College Anne A. Skleder, Provost and Senior Vice President, Wilkes University Michael Wood, Vice President for Advancement, Wilkes University Chair: Kimberly Rupert, Provost, Spring Arbor University Teaching Interfaith Understanding: A Progress Report on the First Two Years CIC and Interfaith Youth Core (IFYC) have led four cohorts of faculty members through multidisciplinary seminars on Teaching Interfaith Understanding. The goals of the ongoing seminar series are to strengthen the teaching of interfaith understanding through examination of substantial theoretical questions and exploration of the practical work of translating interfaith concepts into courses that have deep impact on students. How has faculty members' participation in the seminars influenced interfaith efforts on their home campuses, both in curricular and co-curricular work? Are there particular areas of success or pitfalls that arise as the sensitive topics of religious identity and diversity are discussed in an academic community? What next steps can further advance interfaith understanding on campus? Nicholas R. Santilli, Associate Provost for Accreditation and Institutional Effectiveness, John Carroll University Noah Silverman, Senior Director of Academic Initiatives, Interfaith Youth Core Elizabeth H. Tobin, Provost and Dean of the College, Illinois College Chair: Maria J. de la Cámara, Provost and Vice President for Academic Affairs, Benedictine University (IL) Understanding the Legal Framework for Change To respond to economic and social changes, independent colleges and universities are increasingly called upon to be nimble and flexible. This may require institutions to develop new programs, to close long-standing programs or campuses, or to end partnerships that are no longer viable. It also may require untraditional solutions to problems. Given the importance of upholding principles of shared governance and consensus building, however, rapid change is not the norm for most educational institutions. Building capacity for change into the institutional culture requires advanced planning to lay the groundwork before crises develop. Senior campus leaders must understand which laws have bearing on the use of innovative techniques and rapid changes. An experienced higher education attorney will lead this session. Natasha J. Baker, Partner, Hirschfeld Kraemer LLP Chair: Andrew Workman, Provost and Senior Vice President, Roger Williams University 4:00–5:15 p.m. (Sponsored by Rafter) A Brief Civil Rights History of Baltimore From before the Civil War to the present day, Baltimore and its citizens have been involved in the struggle for civil rights for all citizens. A local newsperson and author will trace the civil rights history of Baltimore and give insights on how past struggles relate to tensions in the city today. C. 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McCormick, Provost and Vice President for Academic Affairs, Schreiner University Lane H. Tait, Vice President for Marketing, Schreiner University Mark Tuschak, Vice President for Advancement and Public Affairs, Schreiner University Chair: Thimios Zaharopoulos, Provost, American College of Greece The CAO and the CAdO: Working Together to Build Meaningful Engagement with the Board of Trustees How valuable is your board and its committees to the work you do? Are board members strategic partners or micromanagers? Are trustees informed about and engaged in fundraising activities? How can board members best support the academic program without meddling? What can the chief academic and chief advancement officer do to enhance appropriate board engagement, especially in committee work, so that all trustees become strategic assets? David Beidleman, Vice President for Institutional Advancement, Elizabethtown College Steven J. Griffith, Senior Vice President and Academic Dean, Simpson College (IA) Bob Lane, Vice President for College Advancement, Simpson College (IA) Susan Traverso, Provost and Senior Vice President, Elizabethtown College Chair: Isabel Roche, Provost and Dean of the College, Bennington College What Do Those Numbers Really Mean? A Primer on Financial Ratios Using CIC's FIT and KIT Financial health is critical for any institution. Financial strength has different dimensions, and these dimensions can be measured by specific financial ratios. Chief academic and chief advancement officers need a basic understanding of fundamental financial ratios—the data used, the calculations made, the meaning of the resulting numbers, and how the information can be used. This session is designed for CAOs and CAdOs who want to understand the financial ratios used in CIC's FIT and KIT annual customized benchmarking reports, which are prepared free of charge for all institutional member campuses, and the significance of the ratios for their institutions. David G. Brailow, Vice President for Academic Affairs and Dean of the College, Franklin College (IN) Gail Lowry, Vice President for Development, Franklin College (IN) Michael Williams, President, Austen Group, a Division of Ruffalo Noel Levitz Chair: Richard Ice, Interim Provost, College of Saint Benedict/Saint John's University Monday, November 9 10:15–11:30 a.m. Campaign Planning and Priorities Developing a campaign plan should be a collaborative process that matches institutional goals and strategic plans with fundraising priorities. How can the chief advancement and the chief academic officer work collaboratively to plan a campaign? How are the academic goals of the institution balanced with goals of other college divisions? How are priorities for fundraising set? Senior officers who have collaborated on successful campaigns will lead this discussion. Linda S. Durant, Senior Vice President for Advancement, Widener University Jeff Puckett, Vice President for Development and Alumni Engagement, Hope College R. Richard Ray, Provost, Hope College Chair: Allen Bedford, Dean of Academics and Chief Academic Officer, Bryn Athyn College CIC's Project on the Future of Independent Higher Education CIC's Lumina Foundation-funded Project on the Future of Independent Higher Education explores fresh approaches to higher education. The report on the initial phase of research on mission-driven innovation in higher education financing was distributed in the spring. In the second phase, James C. Hearn of the University of Georgia and his team have developed case studies of some of the most innovative CIC institutions. Panelists will discuss the major themes and action plans that have emerged from the project. Roger N. Casey, President, McDaniel College James C. Hearn, Professor and Associate Director, Institute of Higher Education, University of Georgia Elizabeth J. Stroble, President, Webster University Chair: Gene C. Fant, Provost and Chief Academic Officer, Palm Beach Atlantic University Community Development Partnerships Many colleges and universities partner with local government and community organizations to support regional economic development and improve neighborhoods. Such partnerships also benefit the educational institution and its students and faculty members by offering opportunities for project-based learning, community-based research, internships, and other forms of experiential learning. Chief officers from institutions that are deeply engaged with their communities will discuss how to start a cooperative initiative, who to involve, and how others might take advantage of developing partnerships to benefit their campus and community. Laura Niesen de Abruña, Provost, Sacred Heart University J. Andrew Prall, Vice President for Academic Affairs, University of Saint Francis (IN) Matthew Smith, Vice President for Institutional Advancement, University of Saint Francis (IN) Chair: Christopher L. Holoman, Provost and Vice President for Academic Affairs, Hilbert College Hiring and Evaluation Part I: Best Practices for Hiring Current social and economic trends require chief academic officers to think carefully about the legal risks campuses face when conducting searches to fill faculty and staff positions. An experienced higher education attorney will discuss best search practices in drafting the position description, appointing and training the search committee, building the pool of applicants, checking references, completing background checks, and interviewing candidates. Kathleen Rinehart, General Counsel, Saint Xavier University Chair: Barbara K. Altmann, Provost, Bucknell University Paying for College Participants will meet informally with Sandy Baum to discuss further the ideas she offered in her plenary address. Sandy Baum, Senior Fellow, Urban Institute, and Research Professor, Graduate School of Education and Human Development, George Washington University Chair: Dominic A. 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hi (again) all ☺
loading is taking ages due to veeery slooow internet here atm (had also to refresh, cuz it stopped at 99%)...
no way I will be able to play this today LOL, now it has stopped at 96% ☻ (& refreshing again...)
AO where are you that internet is so slow?
a very special vampire tune - not (more lift music ;-P )
AO, lol that's what I thought :)
it's wifi & used by several others, hence the more ppl use the internet, the slower it is...
slider alarm! :-o
don't miss right arrown outside
btw doors are not locked
Maze is long
whole number from pic for codepad behind barrels
numbers on pillar go higher than 9 ;-)
bulb with wire is used behind screwed panel for
letter hint
(you almost always change houses, hint in one house puzzle in the other...)
Symbols were a pain, out
Tip for those struggling with those types of slider puzzles:
Pick a starting point, something easy to remember. In thise case I picked the one that was in the right place already, it looks like a controller.
Then pick a direction, I picked left, so I'll be moving all the pieces to the left, starting with the 'controller'.
Next check to see which piece would be next after the first (in this case I had two options, but picked the piece that looks like a cog.
And so on.
This is the order I picked, excuse my picking weird names for the pieces. I just stuck with whatever helped me remember:
Ninja star
You'll have to do a lot of passes to get everything in the right order. Just remember, most times you can only add one piece to the line. Especially in the beginning, and keep moving in the direction you picked. Eventually, when the 1st piece is in place, all of them will only require 1 last click to be in place :)
Team, thank you, just haven't got the time today :)
I can't find the battery for the remote. Can anyone help?
Stuck with 4 silver balls, magic stick and remote no battery
You're welcome Yvonne.
@Jenny, the balls go into the outside wall on the right building.
Thanks Team, looks like I need one more!
What is the magic stick for?
Magic stick is used in scene 3, after you get a blue glowing ball-thing that you put in the statue in that same scene.
ladder goes top right of calendar (drag ladder on hint almost at ceiling) you'll get batteries at at the end
village is safe
thx ENA for a nice game & Team for the slider hint ☺
(besides the slider of course ;-P )
Thanks team, I guess I better keep looking for that last silver ball.
Jenny, did you get the silver ball from the post with the rope on it in the left building? Click on the rope hotspot and use the hammer,....
My pleasure Alpha,... I'm just lucky to finally catch a live game. Thanks for all the help you've unknowlingly given me over the past years ;)
Jenny, it has to be either the one from the rope-hotspot or the one you get from putting the batteries in the remote and following that process through... there aren't really any sneaky balls around here
pleasure from my side, too Team & thx ☺
Jenny, it has to be either the one from the rope-hotspot or the one you get from putting the batteries in the remote and following that process through... there aren't really any sneaky balls around here
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Everything you want in this new construction at Terre du Lac! It is complete! This ranch style home has a divided bedroom floor plan. 3 bedrooms, 2 full bathrooms, double hung windows throughout, hardwood, ceramic, upgraded Shiloh kitchen cabinets w/quartz tops & crownmoulding, formal dining w/coffered ceiling, 14x14 master bdrm suite features coffered ceiling, huge walk-in closet, & large bath complete w/ garden tub & separate shower. Vaulted ceiling in living room w/electric fireplace, oil rubbed bronze hardware/fixtures, full walkout basement w/ a roughed bath for future, partial stone front, 2 car attached garage w/ carriage style door & hardware. Enjoy either the 250 sq. ft. covered deck or covered front porch. With over 1600 sq. ft. of living space and loads of upgraded features, this home is sure to sell fast! TDL is a private lake community just an hour south of St. Louis! 16 lakes, fishing, boating, swimming, golf, country club.
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''The Palestinian Death Knell'' (editorial, June 20) says, ''Despite the rage on both sides, a majority of both populations continue to believe in two states living side by side in peace.''
A poll by the Jerusalem Media and Communications Center, a Palestinian organization, reported that 51.1 percent of Palestinians said the aim of the intifada is to liberate all Palestinian land (historic Palestine) as opposed to 42.8 percent who said the intifada's aim is to end the Israeli occupation.
This simply confirms what a so-called moderate, Faisal Husseini, Yasir Arafat's onetime chief representative in Jerusalem, said: ''Our ultimate goal is the liberation of all historical Palestine from the [Jordan] river to the [Mediterranean] sea, even if this means that the conflict will last for another thousand years or for many generations.''
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Nov. 25, 2013
The Big Ten Conference announced Monday that University of Minnesota redshirt freshman center Amanda Zahui B. was named the Big Ten Women's Basketball Player and Freshman of the Week after averaging 13.5 points, 12.0 rebounds, 6.0 blocks and 3.0 assists in victories over Kansas and Navy.
Zahui B. posted just the fourth triple-double in program history, and the first in the Big Ten since 2012, in the Golden Gophers' win over Kansas Wednesday night with 11 points, 11 rebounds and a program-record 10 blocks, while also adding five assists. It was the first triple-double by a Gopher since March 5, 2004, when Janel McCarville had 23 points, 11 rebounds and 10 steals, and it was also the first point-rebound-block triple-double in school history.
Mary Manderfeld held the previous Minnesota record for blocks in a single game with eight, a record that had stood for 32 years before Zahui B. shattered it vs. the Jayhawks.
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The Club would like to thank all supporters who joined us in donating shirts to BBC Radio Five Live's shirt amnesty. Supporters across the country have donated 15,000 shirts in all, that's a full kit for 1,363 teams!
The shirt amnesty is a push to collect thousands of old football shirts and send them to fans in South Africa, where replica kits are difficult and expensive to come by. The shirts will travel to South Africa today and follows the England team who arrived this morning for their friendly international on Thursday with the South African national team.
The Club has sent a batch of our old shirts plus others kindly donated by children in our Football in the Community scheme. We have also donated a shirt signed by the first team players and coaching staff, which will be auctioned to raise money for good causes in South Africa.
Campaign organiser Dawn Dunlop has been overwhelmed by the final number of shirts: "The campaign has been a massive success and we couldn't have reached such a large target without the support from clubs such as Spurs who have given us their full support."
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Forest Creek Lodge & Spa
Farm 14, Badfontein, Dullstroom / Lydenburg District, Highlands Meander, Mpumalanga
Forest Creek Lodge and Spa is found nestled in a gorge of the Steenkampsburg Mountains and set in a private nature reserve on the Mpumalanga escarpment. We offer three self catering cottages which are set away from the main lodge ... read more
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Highland Run Fly Fishing Estate
Mount Anderson Nature Reserve, Finsbury Road, Lydenburg, Mpumalanga
Nestled at the foot of the mountains are two charming, fully appointed, pine cottages with large open-plan living areas. Each cottage is able to accommodate eight people at a time and has four bedrooms each with a private ... read more
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Stonecutters Lodge
20km from Lydenburg or 35 kms from Dullstroom on Route R540, Mpumalanga
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Klipfontein Farm, Lydenburg, 1120, Highlands Meander, Mpumalanga
Klipfontein Bush Camp offers accommodation for groups of 16 people. The camp contains five tastefully decorated chalets (sleeping a total of 16), each with a small verandah, command spectacular views of the mountains and valley ... read more
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Highland Giants Estate
Boschhoek Road, Dullstroom / Lydenburg, 1120, Mpumalanga
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Lil Bill passed away during an implant procedure. This is unchartered territory and this time she didn't make it.
I thought she was a boy until she was 8 mos old and layed an egg. I never changed her name; just kept it as Lil Bill. The egg laying was the problem she suffered with.
She was eggbound one time and almost died. Next she layed an egg and part of her insides came out. Than something began to happen that the drs couldn't really explain. Each month when her hormone levels went up, she would begin to scratch and scratch and pull all the feathers from around the vent area and on her stomach. Her tummy would be red and bleed. She was so uncomfortable and in a lot of pain. Many nights she couldn't rest and would be in and out of the cage trying to get comfortable so she could sleep.
So the dr began giving her Lupron injections which would last only about two weeks and then she would need another one. This was a three hour trip once or twice a month for several years. There is no local Dr to give these injections. Next came the Lupron implant, which went well the first time but only lasted 4 months. This last time she did not awaken.
Our hearts grieve more than one can imagine, unless you have known the love of a bird. These little guys are so human! Losing her is so heart breaking. She almost made it to her 8th birthday!
Lil Bill was my monkey. This little girl was always checking out every nick and corner of the cage and every thing outside the cage. She was forever sticking her beak into anything that interests her. Lil Bill had no fear. She was such a cutie!
You could see the mischief in Lil Bill's eyes! She was a tail puller and kept the other birds running to stay out of her way! She would grab onto a tail and pull from side to side, and the bird would be screaming his head off. She seemed to enjoy this so much. In the last couple years her tail pulling had gradually disappeared.
In the first couple of years she was a little "butterball" but then she slimmed down to look just like a 'little lady'. She was so beautiful and we loved her so very much!
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Nick Ayers
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|James Nicholas Ayers
August 16, 1982
Cobb County, Georgia, U.S.
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|Jamie Floyd
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James Nicholas "Nick" Ayers is an American political strategist. He currently serves as a partner in Target Enterprises, a strategic media and communications firm based in Los Angeles. Previously, he served as campaign manager for former governor Tim Pawlenty's 2012 Presidential Campaign.[1]
In 2010, Ayers was named as one of Time Magazine's 40 most influential people in politics under the age of 40, highlighting his growing influence in national politics.[2]
On November 11, 2016 Ayers joined President-elect Donald Trump's Presidential transition team as a Senior Adviser.[3]
Early life and education[edit]
Ayers grew up in southern Cobb County, Georgia. Early on, his parents instilled on him a respect for public service, with Ayers later recalling that in 1992, his parents voted for Bill Clinton and H. Ross Perot. In the 1990s, Ayers described himself as being rather taken with President Clinton and then-Governor Zell Miller, a Democrat.[4]
Ayers graduated from South Cobb High School in 2000.[5] He then went on to study at Kennesaw State University, where he earned his college degree in 2009.[6] Ayers also studied International and Government Affairs at the University of Surrey at Roehampton in London.[7]
Career in politics[edit]
While studying for his undergraduate degree, Ayers joined the College Republicans, becoming president of the school's chapter. During this time, he met Sonny Perdue, who at the time was a Republican state senator, planning to run for Governor. Ayers joined Perdue's campaign, which was successful in unseating Democratic incumbent Roy Barnes. This made Perdue the first Republican Governor of Georgia since Reconstruction.[6][8][9][10]
Sonny Perdue[edit]
In 2004, at age 22, he was named manager of Perdue's re-election committee. He was cited as one of the Republican Party's five "fastest rising stars in the nation" by the Atlanta Journal Constitution along with the likes of then-Louisiana Congressman Bobby Jindal.[7] Two years later, the Governor was re-elected by a 20-point margin in an otherwise Democratic year, with Ayers having served as manager for the entire campaign.[11]
Republican Governors Association[edit]
In 2007, Ayers assumed a new role as Executive Director of the Republican Governors Association.[6] Ayers and his longtime associate from Georgia, Paul Bennecke proposed an unprecedented four-year plan to professionalize the committee's operation and implement a long-range strategy. The goal was to transform the operations of the RGA in preparation for the 2010 midterm elections, when 37 gubernatorial races would be decided. Ayers's plan was accepted by the Governors, and he and Bennecke served through four gubernatorial cycles encompassing all 50 states.[12]
When Ayers began his tenure, the RGA was a relatively spartan operation with a comparatively meager budget of $20 million, and a low national profile. By the time his tenure was over, the Republicans had gained a majority (29) of the country's governorships, and had increased its operating budget to $135 million and the distinction of being the largest political action committee in 2010. This success led to Ayers quickly being labeled as a rising star and a political wunderkind.[13]
In November 2010, Ayers was widely touted as a potential replacement for Michael Steele as Chairman of the Republican National Committee.[14] However, he declined to seek the position, instead accepting a position head of the transition team for Steele's eventual replacement, Reince Priebus.[15] After completing the transition, Ayers joined Target Enterprises, based in Los Angeles, in March 2011.
Tim Pawlenty Presidential Campaign[edit]
Shortly after joining Target Enterprises, Ayers took a five month hiatus to serve as the campaign manager for Tim Pawlenty's presidential bid. After Pawlenty's withdrawal from the race, Ayers returned to Target, resuming his duties as partner.[13]
Personal life[edit]
Ayers lives in Atlanta with his wife Jamie (née Floyd), from Houston County, Georgia. They were married in May 2005. Mrs. Ayers is a second cousin of former Georgia Governor Sonny Perdue.[6]
- ^ Fabian, Jordan (11 April 2011). Pawlenty Taps Campaign Manager., The Hill, Retrieved April 11, 2011
- ^ http://www.time.com/time/specials/packages/article/0,28804,2023831_2023829_2025203,00.html
- ^ https://www.greatagain.gov/news/president-elect-donald-j-trump-announces-new-implementation-phase-presidential-transition-team.html
- ^ Silverman, Amanda, He Hasn't Lost Anything Yet, The New Republic, 2 November 2009, http://www.tnr.com/article/politics/he-hasnt-lost-anything-yet
- ^ Howard, Marcus E. (16 August 2010). Cobb native becomes power player in D.C., Marietta Daily Journal, Retrieved November 18, 2010
- ^ a b c d Horwitz, Jason (27 April 2010). Young Nick Ayers has full-grown plans for a Republican return to the White House, The Washington Post, Retrieved November 18, 2010
- ^ a b http://www.chattanoogan.com/articles/article_83638.asp
- ^ Silverman, Amanada, He Hasn't Lost Anything Yet, The New Republic, 2 November 2009, http://www.tnr.com/article/politics/he-hasnt-lost-anything-yet
- ^ (26 September 2010). Power Player of the Week: Nick Ayers, Fox News Channel, Retrieved November 18, 2010
- ^ (13 January 2003). Perdue greets the people, The Atlanta Journal-Constitution, Retrieved November 18, 2010 ("Perdue trusted 19-year-old Nick Ayers to keep him on schedule during the campaign. It was a heady experience for a teenager ...")
- ^ (1 December 2006). Perdue campaign manager to lead RGA, Atlanta Business Chronicle, Retrieved November 18, 2010
- ^ Silverman, Amanada, He Hasn't Lost Anything Yet, The New Republic, 18 May 2011, http://www.tnr.com/article/politics/he-hasnt-lost-anything-yet
- ^ a b http://www.nationalreview.com/corner/264459/pawlentys-ace-robert-costa
- ^ Weiner, Juli (18 November 2010). Is Heartthrob Nick Ayers Man Enough to Replace Michael Steele?, Vanity Fair (magazine), Retrieved November 18, 2010
- ^ Cummings, Jeanne (28 January 2011). http://www.politico.com/news/stories/0111/48327.html, Retrieved January 29, 2011


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