IMSA Parents' Association Council
College and Academic Counseling (CAC) Committee

The mission of the PAC College and Academic Counseling Committee is to facilitate communication and involvement between parents and IMSA's College and Academic Counseling department. The Committee also supports IMSA's annual college fairs.

We work with students, parents, faculty, and residential staff, to help make your student’s time at IMSA rewarding, educational, and productive.

The CAC committee welcomes parent volunteers to help with College and Academic counseling activities. Opportunities to help include the:

· Fall Mini-College Fairs

· Spring College Fair

Join us as we support the very important college fairs at IMSA.

The College and Academic Counseling (CAC) Committee Chairperson can be found HERE;

This committee meets in preparation for the fall mini-college fairs, and the large college fair in the spring. If you are interested in learning more, or helping out, please contact the Committee Chairperson.

PAC Calendar

College and Academic Counseling calendar

CAC Committee FAQ:

Q: Who should I contact with College and Academic Counseling questions?

A: If your student is thinking about enrolling at IMSA, you will find much useful information at College and Academic Counseling (CAC). If your student is already enrolled at IMSA, please contact the appropriate IMSA counselor.

Q: What are the key activities supported by the CAC Committee?

A: The CAC committee helps with IMSA college fairs that are held in the fall and the spring of each school year.

The IMSA Parents' Association exists in order to enhance our children's educational experience by working collaboratively with students, faculty and administration in all aspects of academic and residential life.We are committed to the belief that quality education can be achieved only through parental involvement and support.

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Please send additions or corrections to this page to Judy Bogdan (talkaboutberners@sbcglobal.net).

Updated: July 20, 2005