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ACTEAZ President’s Welcome 2
ACOVA President’s Welcome 3
Board Information 4
Program at a Glance 5 - 7
Program Schedule with Descriptions 8 - 15
Conference Presenters 16 - 17
Hotel Map 18
Conference Exhibitors 19 - 21
TABLE OF CONTENTS
ACTEAZ PRESIDENT’S WELCOME
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Dear Attendees,
Thank you for attending the Midwinter Leadership Conference. ACTEAZ is pleased and honored to bring this conference to you in cooperation with ACOVA.
We hope the conference will provide you with an opportunity to enhance your leadership skills and to refl ect on the signifi cant progress we have made as a profession. Thanks to you and our other colleagues Arizona CTE is making progress on numerous fronts. The data suggest that CTE works. CTE keeps students in school and sends them on to postsecondary destinations with a purpose. Our partnerships with other educational organizations and with business and industry are steadily improving. We have a state CTE strategic plan that is receiving renewed attention thanks to the leadership of Jeanne Roberts of the Arizona Department of Education. Together, we are making a positive difference.
Thank you for all you do for education, in general, and CTE, in particular.
Sincerely,
Dr. John MulcahyACTEAZ President
ACOVA PRESIDENT’S WELCOME
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Dear Midwinter Conference Attendees,
Welcome to the 2015 ACTEAZ/ACOVA Midwinter Conference. As ACOVA President, I have been fortunate to work with hundreds of professionals in education and business/industry who believe in the value of Career and Technical Education and its impact on our youth, community and nation. We all realize that with a common vision, collaboration and initiative, we can and do make a difference. Thank you for committing your expertise, time and effort to our future!
Make the most of this 2 day conference! Use it as a time for professional growth, CTE program enhancement and networking with colleagues from education and business/industry.
ACOVA is your professional organization - we are here to serve you. Feel free to contact any one of the Executive Board members for assistance and always refer to our website for valuable information, www.acova.org.
Proudly serving as your President,
Meg GianeselloChandler Unifi ed School District
BOARD INFORMATION
ACTEAZ Offi cers
Dr. John MulcahyPresident
Stephen WeltschPast President
Lisa DollPresident Elect
Julie StockwellVice President
Christine NelsonSecretary
Dennis EsparzaTreasurer
Doris WojtulewiczPast President Advisor
(Ex Offi cio)
Pam FergusonExecutive Director
(Ex Offi cio)
Shelly YorkAsst Executive Director
(Ex Offi cio)
ACOVA Board
Meg GianeselloPresident
Thom DickersonPast President
Jimmy WojcikPresident Elect
Polly AbrahamSecretary
Jill RannuciTreasurer
Lisa AndersonMember at Large
Jennifer RayMember at Large
Aron SchmidtMember at Large
Denise ZambosMember at Large
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Time Session Room
Wednesday, February 4th12:00PM - 4:00PM ACOVA Executive Committee Meeting Arizona
6:30PM - 8:30PM ACTEAZ Executive Committee Meeting Arizona
Thursday, February 5th8:00AM - 11:45AM ADE Local Directors Meeting Cottonwood/
Clarkdale
11:00AM - 4:00PM Midwinter Conference Registration Lobby
11:30PM - 5:00PM ACTEAZ Exhibitors Lobby
12:00PM - 1:50PM Welcome by ACTEAZ and ACOVAMidwinter Luncheon and Opening Session
Cottonwood/Clarkdale
12:00PM - 4:00PM JTEDs and Community Colleges Meeting Granite Mountain
1:50PM - 2:00PM Exhibitors and Break Lobby
2:00PM - 2:50PM Do Your Students Have the Skills to be Employed?
Verde A & B
2:00PM - 2:50PM Forget the Rain Forest, Save My Classroom! Copper Basin
2:00PM - 2:50PM Important Legal Issues in Arizona in the Education Profession and Our Schools
Sedona
2:00PM - 2:50PM Fiction/Facts/Force Part I: Advocacy for Fellows Where We Live
Arizona
2:50PM - 3:00PM Exhibitors and Break Lobby
3:00PM - 3:50PM Camp M&M Sedona
3:00PM - 3:50PM Cyberbullying: Ctrl. Alt. Delete. Verde A & B
PROGRAM AT A GLANCE
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PROGRAM AT A GLANCE
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Time Session Room
Thursday, February 5th (Cont.)3:00PM - 3:50PM Demon Foods: Are Your Favorite Foods Killing
You?Copper Basin
3:50PM - 4:00PM Exhibitors and Break Lobby
4:00PM - 4:50PM Engaging Instructor Turnover, Technology Confusion and Team-Based Instruction
Verde A & B
4:00PM - 4:50PM Integrate Career Planning Assessments and Tools with Math Standards in the CTE Classroom
Copper Basin
4:00PM - 4:50PM Update on CTE Advocacy Sedona
4:50PM - 5:00PM Exhibitors and Break Lobby
5:15PM - 6:00PM Conference Attendees Informal Networking and Discussion
Eagle Nest
6:00PM - 8:00PM Midwinter Dinner and Scholarship Auction Cottonwood/Clarkdale
Friday, February 6th7:20AM - 8:00AM Breakfast Buffet Cottonwood/
Clarkdale
7:30AM - 11:30AM ACTEAZ Exhibitors Lobby
8:00AM - 8:50AM What the Research Says Update Cottonwood/Clarkdale
8:00AM - 10:00AM Midwinter Conference Registration Lobby
9:00AM - 9:50AM Community Connection – It Takes a Village to Raise a Child
Verde A & B
9:00AM - 9:50AM CTE + Math Credit + Curriculum + Professional Development=Student Success
Sedona
PROGRAM AT A GLANCE
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Time Session Room
Friday, February 6th (Cont.)9:00AM - 9:50AM Fiction/Fact/Force Part II: Advocacy in Action Arizona
9:50AM - 10:00AM Exhibitors and Break Lobby
10:00AM - 10:50AM CTE and ELA Standards – Lesson and Evaluation Ideas
Verde A & B
10:00AM - 10:50AM Integrated Academic Credit in CTE Sedona
10:00AM - 10:50AM Tea’ching: Teas from Around the World Copper Basin
10:50AM - 11:00AM Exhibitors and Break Lobby
11:00AM - 11:50AM ACOVA Business Meeting Sedona
11:00AM - 11:50AM Another Look at Team-Based Learning Verde A & B
12:00PM - 1:00PM Mid-Winter Closing Luncheon & Comments Cottonwood/Clarkdale
1:10PM - 3:10PM ACTEAZ Board of Directors Meeting Verde A & B
PROGRAM SCHEDULE WITH DESCRIPTIONS
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Time Session Room
Wednesday, February 4th12:00PM - 4:00PM ACOVA Executive Committee Meeting Arizona
6:30PM - 8:30PM ACTEAZ Executive Committee Meeting Arizona
Thursday, February 5th8:00AM - 11:45AM ADE Local Directors Meeting
Jeanne Roberts
Training and updates by the Arizona Department of Education.
Cottonwood/Clarkdale
11:00AM - 4:00PM Midwinter Conference Registration Lobby
11:30PM - 5:00PM ACTEAZ Exhibitors Lobby
12:00PM - 1:50PM Welcome by ACTEAZ and ACOVAMidwinter Luncheon and Opening Session -Arizona Leadership ContinuumDr. John Mulcahy, Meg Giansello, Lisa Doll, Mary Anne Berens, Marlo Loria, John Balentine and Kay Schreiber
CTE’s March to Take Over the World: The Arizona CTE Leadership Continuum. If you have ever felt that our efforts in Arizona CTE were occasionally fragmented or disjointed, you will love the information in this presentation brought to you by your friends in ADE, ACOVA, ACTEAZ, and the AZ CTE Curriculum Consortium. Never has the expression “together we can” been more true. Together, we can truly begin to grow our own CTE leaders and shape public opinion regarding CTE.
Cottonwood/Clarkdale
12:00PM - 4:00PM JTEDs and Community Colleges Meeting
Discussion and planning between the Arizona JTED’s and the Community Colleges.
Granite Mountain
PROGRAM SCHEDULE WITH DESCRIPTIONS
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Time Session Room
Thursday, February 5th (Cont.)1:50PM - 2:00PM Exhibitors and Break Lobby
2:00PM - 2:50PM Do Your Students Have the Skills to be Employed?John Balentine and Kay Schreiber
What are the skills students need to get a job and advance in a career? Arizona Workplace Employability Skills, defi ned by the voices of Arizona Business and Industry, identify the standards for the future of Arizona’s workplace. We will explore the skills and resources needed to become and remain employable in the 21st century.
Verde A & B
2:00PM - 2:50PM Forget the Rain Forest, Save My Classroom!Eric Shipman
So much of a teacher’s time is committed to the handful of students who are continuously disrupting the classroom and having to be addressed. “Time to Teach” is a set of classroom strategies proven to eliminate the multiple warnings and repeated in a way that is effi cient and effective.
Copper Basin
2:00PM - 2:50PM Important Legal Issues in Arizona in the Education Profession and Our SchoolsChris Thomas
Chris Thomas, Director of Legal and Policy Services and General Counsel for the Arizona School Boards Association, will share information for Administrators and Teachers regarding the important Legal Issues in Arizona in the Education Profession and our Schools.
Sedona
PROGRAM SCHEDULE WITH DESCRIPTIONS
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Time Session Room
Thursday, February 5th (Cont.)2:00PM - 2:50PM Fiction/Facts/Force Part I: Advocacy for
Fellows Where We LiveJulie Stockwell, Ross Rector and Christine Nelson
Current and past Fellows can grow the network of CTE Advocacy from the ground up. This session will sort through the fi ction and facts of Career Technical Education to equip Fellows to use the force of their passion for CTE to effect positive change in a grassroots manner.
Arizona
2:50PM - 3:00PM Exhibitors and Break Lobby
3:00PM - 3:50PM Camp M&MMeg Gianesello and the ACOVA Board
New and “kind of new” CTE directors join ACOVA to fi nd out the tasks every director needs to be complete in the last few months of school. This is a continuation of Camp M & M’s that have been presented throughout the year. If you have been to all Camp M & M’s or none, you are welcome to attend. New information will be provided.
Sedona
3:00PM - 3:50PM Cyberbullying: Ctrl. Alt. Delete.Thomas Bogart
Cyberbullying is the use of information technology (i.e. internet, telephone etc.) to cause harm or distress to another person. The increase in use of communication technology has created an arena of unaccountability and easy victimization. This workshop will help students and/or educators understand what cyberbully is: how to mitigate the risk of victimization; and provide appropriate procedure information for incidences of cyberbullying.
Verde A & B
PROGRAM SCHEDULE WITH DESCRIPTIONS
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Time Session Room
Thursday, February 5th (Cont.)3:00PM - 3:50PM Demon Foods: Are Your Favorite Foods Killing
You?Chef Larry Canepa
Demon foods exposes the myth, mythology, trends, fads, facts and fi ction, crazes and obsessions of America’s dinner table. This dynamic presentation blends culinary arts and education through discussion, demonstration and interaction.
Copper Basin
3:50PM - 4:00PM Exhibitors and Break Lobby
4:00PM - 4:50PM Engaging Instructor Turnover, Technology Confusion and Team-Based InstructionDr. Rod Boyes
Turnover of CTE Instructors has been estimated at 50% at the 5 year point. Technology has been promoted as a solution to instructional support. Content provided through team-based learning reduces lecture time, leverages technology, enables peer mediation and facilitates student focus on common goals.
Verde A & B
4:00PM - 4:50PM Integrate Career Planning Assessments and Tools with Math Standards in the CTE ClassroomKimberly Hancock and Cynthia Coor
Participants will be introduced to a lesson appropriate for all CTE courses that integrates data from career assessment results with the Arizona Math Standards. The Mesa Public Schools CTE Department’s “Education and Earning Potential” lesson, which directs students to analyze assessment data to discover earning potential, will be explained.
Copper Basin
PROGRAM SCHEDULE WITH DESCRIPTIONS
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Time Session Room
Thursday, February 5th (Cont.)4:00PM - 4:50PM Update on CTE Advocacy
Tina Norton
The latest information that we currently have regarding CTE Advocacy and Legislation will be shared.
Sedona
4:50PM - 5:00PM Exhibitors and Break Lobby
5:15PM - 6:00PM Conference Attendees Informal Networking and Discussion
Time to network and share the latest and greatest on CTE with your colleagues.
Eagle Nest
6:00PM - 8:00PM Midwinter Dinner and Scholarship AuctionDr. John Mulcahy, Meg Gianesello and ACTEAZ Fellows
Auction for the ACTEAZ Scholarship Fund. Thanks to all for your support for these scholarships for our students.
Cottonwood/Clarkdale
Friday, February 6th7:20AM - 8:00AM Breakfast Buffet
Start your morning off with great networking and a great breakfast.
Cottonwood/Clarkdale
7:30AM - 11:30AM ACTEAZ Exhibitors Lobby
8:00AM - 8:50AM What the Research Says UpdateDr. John Mulcahy and Meg Gianesello
Remarks by current ACOVA and ACTEAZ Presidents and yearly update on the CTE Data.
Cottonwood/Clarkdale
PROGRAM SCHEDULE WITH DESCRIPTIONS
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Time Session Room
Friday, February 6th (Cont.)8:00AM - 10:00AM Midwinter Conference Registration Lobby
9:00AM - 9:50AM Community Connection – It Takes a Village to Raise a ChildJacqui Clay
This presentation gives fun practical advice and strategies on how to escalate the involvement of your community, and industry partners. This session will give you an opportunity to share ideas, brainstorm and begin your strategic planning to increase community involvement.
Verde A & B
9:00AM - 9:50AM CTE + Math Credit + Curriculum + Professional Development = Student SuccessLee Jessen and Curt Bertelsen
The State Board of Education says you may award math credit for your CTE Program - now what? Discover models to address “Highly Qualifi ed”, math lessons available targeting high school math standards, testimonials and data from our pilot program and the scope of professional development being offered to ensure success.
Sedona
9:00AM - 9:50AM Fiction/Fact/Force Part II: Advocacy in ActionJulie Stockwell, Ross Rector and Christine Nelson
This session would continue the work of the fi rst advocacy session to allow Fellows to be-gin planning their advocacy project and the work that needs to accompany it. Fellows at all levels, current and past, are encouraged to attend to determine their next steps.
Arizona
9:50AM - 10:00AM Exhibitors and Break Lobby
PROGRAM SCHEDULE WITH DESCRIPTIONS
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Time Session Room
Friday, February 6th (Cont.)10:00AM - 10:50AM CTE and ELA Standards – Lesson and
Evaluation IdeasAnn Tebo and Judy Tapia
Participants will be given strategies and take-aways that will help CTE teachers in their efforts to integrate Arizona College and Career Ready English Language Arts (ELA) Standards. The ELA portion of the Mesa Public Schools’ CTE Department’s Education and Earning Potential lesson will be explained.
Verde A & B
10:00AM - 10:50AM Integrated Academic Credit in CTESteve Mulhearn and Jerrad McMurrich
This session will focus on integrated core credit in CTE Programs, the purpose of integrated curriculum, credit currently being offered, the CTE/Academic Curriculum Crosswalk process, navigating the district approval process, and will include a live, sample integrated lesson.
Sedona
10:00AM - 10:50AM Tea’ching: Teas from Around the WorldChef Larry Canepa
From Buddhist monks using it for religious ceremonies to American Revolutionaries tossing it in to Boston Harbor, tea has become more than a beverage. It has shaped religion, commerce, politics and culture for thousands of years. For nearly 5,000 years this drink has been a source of medicine, meditation, piracy, political upheaval, social order, congregation and superstition. This “food-tainment” presentation includes a tasting of teas from around the world.
Copper Basin
10:50AM - 11:00AM Exhibitors and Break Lobby
PROGRAM SCHEDULE WITH DESCRIPTIONS
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Time Session Room
Friday, February 6th (Cont.)11:00AM - 11:50AM ACOVA Business Meeting
Meg Gianesello
The Business Meeting is intended for all ACOVA Members.
Sedona
11:00AM - 11:50AM Another Look at Team-Based LearningDr. Rod Boyes
An overview of Team-Based Learning. Issues include: grades based on individual, team performance and individual performance; enabling students to determine grade weights among those three; facilitating student interest in homework; leveraging peer pressure in learning on a team basis.
Verde A & B
12:00PM - 1:00PM Mid-Winter Closing Luncheon & CommentsDr. John Mulcahy and Meg Gianesello
Networking and discussion of lessons learned while enjoying a great lunch.
Cottonwood/Clarkdale
1:10PM - 3:10PM ACTEAZ Board of Directors MeetingDr. John Mulcahy and the ACTEAZ Board of Driectors
All ACTEAZ members are invited.
Verde A & B
CONFERENCE PRESENTERSBalentine, John
Arizona Departmentof Education
Berens, Mary AnneACTEAZ
Bertelsen, CurtPima County JTED
Bogart, ThomasProject Change/
University of Arizona
Boyes, RodToday’s Class
Canepa, LarryPhoenix Union High
School District
Clay, JacquiSierra Vista Unifi ed
School District
Coor, CynthiaMesa Public Schools
Doll, LisaArizona CTE Curriculum
Consortium
Gianesello, MegChandler Unifi ed
School District
Hancock, KimberlyMesa Public Schools
Jessen, LeePima County JTED
Loria, MarloMesa Public Schools
McMurrich, JerradFlowing Wells Unifi ed
School District
Mulcahy, JohnWest-MEC
Mulhearn, SteveArizona Department
of Education
Nelson, ChristineACTEAZ
Norton, TinaACTEAZ
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CONFERENCE PRESENTERSRector, RossWest-MEC
Roberts, JeanneArizona Department
of Education
Schreiber, KayArizona Department
of Education
Shipman, ErinEducational Trainer
Stockwell, JulieWest-MEC
Tapia, JudyMesa Public Schools
Tebo, AnnMesa Public Schools
Thomas, ChrisArizona School Board
Association
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HOTEL MAP
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CONFERENCE EXHIBITORSArizona Furnishings
Table #12
Jeff Rosebery8601 W. Washington Ave.
Tolleson, AZ [email protected]
Educational furnishings - classroom, media, cafeteria, training, offi ce, computer, labs & outdoor furniture.
AZTECH Educational ResourcesTable # 10
Rick Knisley17611 N. Foothills Dr.Sun City, AZ 85373
Career and Technical Educational products and services. AZTECH is the foremost distributor in the fi eld of Career and Technical Education. We provide the highest quality equipment and curriculum that is available in all of our product categories. In addition, we understand that training and support are the important things that we can deliver to students and instructors.
Embry Riddle Aeronautical UniversityTable #6
Tim Holt2155 W. Pecos Rd., Suite 1
Chandler, AZ [email protected]
Dual Enrollment program designed around STEM curriculum and tailored to both school and district needs. Opportunity for the student to complete up to 24 credit hours of college credit while in high school.
FIDM/Fashion Institute Of Design & Merchandising
Table #13
Kristil Mejia800 S. Hope St., 5th FloorLos Angeles, CA 90015
kmejia@fi dm.edu
FIDM’s focused curriculum integrates creative and leadership skills to develop graduates for the global industries of Fashion, Visual Arts, Interior Design, and Entertainment. Combined with these skills, FIDM Graduates value ethical choice, demonstrate an awareness of cultural diversity, communicate effectively, think critically, and possess the knowledge of technology essential to their professions.
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CONFERENCE EXHIBITORSGrand Canyon University
Table #2
Trisha Brown3300 W. Camelback Rd.
Phoenix, AZ [email protected]
Founded in 1949, Grand Canyon University is a premier, private Christian university that offers over 100 online and campus-based degree programs and concentrations. For more information, visit gcu.edu.
Klein Educational SystemsTable #4
Linda Clark6249 N. 78th St., #1
Scottsdale, AZ [email protected]
Klein offers software and equipment for CTE content areas.
National Healthcareer AssociationTable# 11
Lyndsey McDonald11161 Overbrook Rd.Leawood, KS 66211
Nationally recognized certifi cation solutions including credentialing exams and online, interactive, preparation tools.
Paxton/PattersonTable # 3
Roland Johnson4141 W. 126th St.
Alsip, IL [email protected]
Ultimate blended curriculum model combining the benefi ts of cloud based computing with hands-on lab experience proven to improve student learning in a fl ipped classroom model. Anywhere! Anytime! Any Device! That means iPad, iPhone, Kindle, tablets or laptops. Individualized learning with personal digital tutor using predictive analytics and real time remediation. Item response & game theory when combined with big data achieve extraordinary results in STEM, Health Science, Construction and FACS.
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CONFERENCE EXHIBITORSRealityworks, Inc.
Table # 7 & 8
JJ Smieja2709 Mondovi Rd.
Eau Claire, WI [email protected]
Realityworks is an experiential learning company that offers interactive educational products and curricula for many CTE fi elds, including FACS, Health, Welding, and Business. The hands-on experiences students get from our products help develop job-related skills. Our new product line, RealCareer Welding Solutions, is designed to enhance and develop welding educa-tion.
Rocky Mountain TechTable# 5
Terry Mason5005 South Ash Ave., Ste. A16
Tempe, AZ [email protected]
3D Printers, SolidWorks, Universal Laser, Nida Electronics and Virtual Welding.
SpinitarTable # 1
Todd Courvisier16751 Knott Ave.
La Mirada, CA [email protected]
VariQuest Visual Learning Tools. Student-Based Enterprise in a box.
Today’s Class - Melior Inc.Table # 9
Rod Boyes200 Cahaba Park Circle
Ste. 250Birmingham, AL 35242
Today’s class is a web-based educational program delivering interactive coursework to school systems and technical institutions. Today’s Class programs are designed to enhance an instructor’s existing curriculum with self-paced textual content, vivid animation, and interactive exercises. Supplying concepts and theory allows for up to 50% reduction in lecture time.
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