CAIR | History

CAIR | History
CAIR | History
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History
CAIR Through the Years
CAIR has been around since 1971. See how our association has evolved over the years!
1971 - 1975
1976 - 1980
1981 - 1990
1991 - 1995
1996 - 2000
2001 - 2005
2006 - 2010
2011 - 2015
2016 - 2018
2019 - 2022
CAIR Conferences by location, year
Anaheim
Burlingame
Concord
Costa Mesa
Fresno
Garden Grove
Los Angeles
Monterey
Napa
Ontario
Pasadena
Rohnert Park
Sacramento
San Diego
San Francisco
San Jose
Sonoma
2004
Measuring Effectiveness
2012
With California funding for higher education in sharp decline, where does IR fit in?
1971
Why CAIR?
1979
1979: Can We Manage Without Research?
2017
Plotting the Course: Showing the Way to Institutional Success
Costa Mesa: 1996
Partnerships for the Future
1991
Institutional Research: Raisin’ Issues
2018
Institutional Research for Public Good
1974
Decreasing Enrollments and Increasing Costs
1987
Why We CAIR
2016
Institutional Research Behind the Scenes
2007
Assessment and Accountability: What Goes Around, Comes Around
2019
Mission: Serving the Whole Student
2013
Increasing Accountability and Transparency in Higher Education
1992
Institutional Research: Bridge Over Troubled Waters
2000
CAIR Year Zero: Starting All Over Again
2002
Prospering in Volatile Times
2006
Anticipating Change: Institutional Research Looks Ahead
2008
Making Good Decisions in: Challenging Times
2003
Institutional Research Rootstock and Varietals
1990
Future Issues in California Higher Education
1995
Trends and Changes in Higher Education: Institutional Researchers’ Evolving Roles
1999
Institutional Researchers Face the Challenges of the Millenium
2001
What Lies Beyond…
2009
Movers, Shakers, and Idea Makers: Building Connections
1972
Can You Manage It?
1977
Management and Planning “Illusions and Reality”
1989
Measures of Success: Student and Institutional Outcomes
1994
Calls for Accountability: A Professional Response in a Political Environment
1998
Meeting the Challenges of Change in California Higher Education
2010
What Counts: Return to our Census
2014
The IR Toolbox: Research Methods in Action
1973
Current Trends in Higher Education
1975
Evaluating Accreditation for Non-Traditional vs. Traditional Programs
1976
State Commisions on Postseondary Education and the Four (Five?) Segments
1978
Accommodating Student and Faculty Aspirations in a Changing Society
1980
Planning for the Anxious Eighties
1981
Resources in the Anxious Eighties
1988
Planning for the 21st Century
1997
The California Institutional Research CAIR-A-VAN: Where is it Headed?
2005
Equity in Higher Education
2015
The Past, Present, and Future of IR
1993
Reclaiming the Dream: The Future of Higher Education in California
2011
Terroir: Assessing the Landscape of Higher Education in California
Past CAIR
Conference Themes
CAIR Conference Past Locations
Location
Anaheim
Burlingame
Concord
Burlingame
Anaheim
Burlingame
Anaheim
Burlingame
Anaheim
Burlingame
Anaheim
Burlingame
Burlingame
Anaheim
Number of Conferences
Burlingame
Anaheim
Burlingame
01
02
04
06
08
10
1. Robert F. Daly
2. William R. Blischke
3. Janis Cox Jones
4. Jeannine Raymond
5. Elizabeth B. Griego
6. Darlene Morell
7. Peter P. Lau
8. Joan S. Sallee
9. Robert A. Schwabe
10. Scot L. Spicer
11. Dennis Hengstler
12. Fran Horvath
13. Jorge R. Sanchez
14. Robert S. Cox
15. Dolores H. Vura
16. Jing Luan
17. Steve Chatman
18. Brandt Kehoe
19. Craig Hayward
20. Cel Johnson
21. William B. Armstrong
22. Sam Agronow
23. Sutee Sujitparapitaya
24. Willard Hom
25. Michael Tamada
26. Christopher Cullander
27. Vincent A. (Van) Novack
28. Mark Robinson
29. Alice van Ommeren
30. Bryce Mason
31. Jeanette Gurrola Baez
32. Kristina Powers
33. Juan Ramirez
34. Brianna Moore-Trieu
35. Jessica Luedtke