The leader of the largest auxiliary services organization serving higher education paid a visit to the University of Houston this fall, meeting with various groups and sharing her expertise.
Kelsey Harmon Finn, CEO of the National Association of College Auxiliary Services, was on campus Nov. 8-9. According to its website, NACAS “is a professional trade association that supports the non-academic segment of higher education responsible for generating business through a diverse array of campus services that students need and value – such as food services, bookstores, housing, and transportation.”
She led informal lectures/discussions with A&F Division senior leadership, Office of Administration extended leaders, and grad students. At the end of her visit, a reception was held in the lobby of Cullen Performance Hall that was catered by UH Dining’s Fresh Fork catering service.
