California Community College Association for Occupational Education

CCCAOE Fall 2011 Conference
Analyze, Innovate, Integrate:
Revitalizing CTE and Economic Development
Westin Hotel at Emerald Plaza, San Diego

TUESDAY OCTOBER 18
8:30-5	CCCAOE Board Meeting
WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 19
8:30-11	Pre-Conference: “The Future of SB70 & Beyond” (click here for details)
11:15	Opening Buffet Lunch
12:45-2:15	Opening General Session Welcome: Cindy L. Miles, Ph.D., Chancellor~Grossmont-Cuyamaca Community College District Keynote: “Community Colleges Contribution to Jobs & the Economy” Van Ton-Quinlivan, Vice Chancellor~Economic & Workforce Development Programs Unit, CCC Chancellor’s Office
2-2:15	Break
2:30-3:30	Breakout #1 I Thought This Was an English Class! CTL & English Composition Improving CTE Programs with Data & Evidence Entrepreneurship & CTE - A Bridge to Innovation Teacher Externships – Bringing Industry Standards to the Classroom Innovations in Curriculum: An Academic Senate Update
3:30-4	Beverage Break
4-5	Breakout #2 Building a Bridge between CTE & EWD Market-driven Approach to Clean Energy Education LearningWorks: A New Lens on Student Pathways Community College Noncredit Courses & Programs How to Engage K-12 Schools & Students in CTE (SB70/SB1133)
5-7	President’s Reception (light hors d’oeuvres)
THURSDAY OCTOBER 20
7:30-8:30
8:30-9:15	General Session & Keynote Keynote: “Improving Practice – Changing Culture: What Are We Learning from Courageous Colleges?” Dr. Brad C. Phillips, President/CEO of the Institute for Evidence-Based Change
9:20-10	CCCAOE Business Meeting
10:15-12 noon	CCCAOE Regional Meetings
12 noon-1	Lunch
1-2	General Session & Keynote Keynote: “Lessons Learned from the iPod Generation” Jim Gaston, Associate Director of Information Technology, South Orange County Community College District
2-2:15	Break
2:15-3:15	Breakout #3 Workforce Trends and Needs in Green Sectors What Can We Learn from the Linked Learning Movement? NCCER: Industry-Standard Recognized Credentials & Curriculum for Building Trades, AgMechanics, Construction & Green/Energy Related Programs CCC Task Force on Student Success Professional Development (SB70/SB1133)
3:15-3:45	Beverage Break
3:45-4:45	Breakout #4 The Future is Now: Preparing Students for the Now Economy Partnerships, Integration & Innovation Leveraging the Budget Crisis in Your Favor Through Partnerships: Community Advancement in Allied Healthcare How to Prepare Students to Work in Mobile Media Faculty Externships (SB70/SB1133)
After 5	An evening for dinner and sight-seeing on your own in San Diego. Check with hotel concierge for information.
FRIDAY OCTOBER 21
7:30-8:30	Breakfast
8:30-9:15	General Session
9:15-9:30	Break
9:30-10:30	Breakout #5 Breaking Down Barriers to Building a Homeland Security Workforce Integrating the ACME Network Mentoring Platform into Your Classroom Tech-Prep to Programs of Study: Perkins V Accountability & the Focus on Improvement Across Segments Through Programs of Study Focusing on Sustainability (SB70/SB1133)
10:30-10:45	Break
10:45-11:45	Breakout #6 Industry-Recognized Certifications & Advanced Manufacturing: Lessons from the Field Spotlight on Healthcare & CTE(SB70/SB1133) Analysis, Innovation, & Integration for Special Populations Students Success Tough Choices in Tough Times: Information & Tools to Guide Decision-Making
11:45-11:55	Break
11:55-12:15	Closing Session Region/Business Wrap-up Door prizes
12:15	Conference Ends
1-4	CCCAOE Board Meeting

Pre-con, Wednesday morning, October 19, 2011:
Join WestEd and the Chancellor's Office for an open forum
and an opportunity to connect & learn from SB 70 grantees.

The Future of CTE Pathways Initiative (SB 70)
Please join WestEd and the Chancellor's Office for an open forum and an opportunity to connect and learn from SB
70 grantees and partners. Discussions will be framed around these four areas:

(1) how their administrators support their efforts and how faculty were involved;
(2) strategies for leveraging multiple sources of funding;
(3) how to build meaningful and lasting collaborative relationships with a wide range of K-12, industry, and other
partners; and
(4) how to plan for sustainability.

These are interesting times and SB 70 seems to embody several current policies that are coming to the
forefront, such as regional work, programs of study, targeting industry, green technology, and the importance of
partnerships and collaborative efforts. We hope this discussion will help grantees diversify funds and make new
meaningful connections.

Format: 8:30am – 11am; provide coffee (June will bring LCD projector and laptop); round table –
innovative programs go from table to table to share ideas (10 mins)

	Topic	Presenter	Organization
8:30 – 8:40am	Welcome & Introductions	June Bayha	WestEd
8:45 – 9:30am Panel	Panel – Importance of Administrative Support	Audrey Green	College of the Canyons
	Panel – Leveraging Funding & Sustainability	Larry Dutto Randy Wallace	College of the Sequoias Tulare County Office of Education
9:30-9:45	Career Café	Rita Jones Julie Pehkonen	Irvine Valley College Riverside Community College
9:45-10:45am Quick Ideas sharing at tables	Who Do U Want 2 Be?	Wheeler North Nancy Jones	San Diego Miramar College Coastline Community College
	HUB	Audrey Reille	Mt. San Antonio College
	Teacher Preparation Pipeline	Sue Parsons Mirna Cardenas	Cerritos College Cerritos College
	Youth Entrepreneurship Program	Maricela Sandoval	Rancho Santiago CCD
	Connecting with Middle Schools	Raine Hambly	Coast Community College District
	Pathways	Natalie Ray	Grossmont College
	Faculty Externship	Jan Swinton	Glendale Community College
	Professional Development	Julie Pehkonen	Riverside Community College
	Career Advancement Academies	Linda Collins Peter Simon Rodney Murray	Career Ladders Project College of Alameda El Camino College Compton Center
10:45 – 11am	Wrap-up & Update	Ron Selge	Career Technical Education, CCC Chancellor’s Office

CCCAOE Spring 2011 Conference
"INDUSTRY SPEAKS: Collaborating for Success"
Oakland Marriott City Center

TUESDAY MARCH 22
8:30-5	CCCAOE Board Meeting
6:30	Board dinner
WEDNESDAY MARCH 23
8:30-11	Regional Consortia Chairs Breakfast & Meeting
8:30-11	Pre-Conference Sessions Certificates Count: Addressing Student Completion in Career Technical Education (open to all conference attendees: more details) presented by Career Ladders Project – a Supporting Partner for the conference `click here` Wednesday, March 23, 9:00-11:30 at CCCAOE Spring 2011 Conference Certificates Count: Addressing Student Completion in Career Technical Education Certificate completion – particularly of longer term certificates – is in the spotlight. The federal government, philanthropic organizations as well as policy leaders in California have all set ambitious goals for increasing student completion of community college certificates and degrees. This completion agenda is key to meeting employers’ increasing need for skilled workers as well as to enhancing students’ future wages and employment rates. This interactive session will bring participants up-to-date on the current state and national context and focus on high-impact strategies for increasing the numbers of students who earn high-quality CTE certificates and degrees at your campus. Bringing together national and state policy leaders with California faculty and administrators engaged in a range of successful initiatives, the session will consider practices which show promise for accelerating progress and completion, particularly for students with multiple barriers to post-secondary education. These include more intentional and structured pathways design; integration of career technical and academic education; contextualized and applied learning; more holistic student supports; and clear transition strategies. Come join us for a lively and comprehensive session focused on approaches that work. . . .Hosted by the Career Ladders Project All EWD Funded Project Meeting (specifically for those involved with EWD funded projects) presented by EWD/CCCCO – a Supporting Partner for the conference
11:15	Opening Buffet Lunch
12:45-2:15	Opening General Session *Welcome: Dr. Elnora Webb, President~Laney College* *Welcome: Jean Quan, Mayor of Oakland* Presentation: Awards of Excellence *Keynote: Steve Hitch, ThinkBIG and ABC Manager~Caterpillar Corporation*
2:15-2:30	Break
2:30-3:30	Breakout #1 Working Together to Land the Big Fish The CCCCO’s Career Advancement Academy: Demonstrating Success the First 3 Years What is Everyone Else Up To? Public Access to the Curriculum Inventory at Last Data Driven Perkins Funding & Program Alignment Explore It! Virtual Career Academy
3:30-4	Beverage Break Sponsored by EMSI – a Gold Sponsor for the conference
4-5	Breakout #2 Collaborations for Work: Leveraging Resources for Student Success Supporting Student Completion: Robust Student Services-Workforce Development-CBO Partnerships Noncredit Course & Program Development Higher Education Speaks: An Academic Senate Update CTE Dual Enrollment: Preparing Students for College & Careers
5-7	President’s Reception (light hors d’oeuvres)
THURSDAY MARCH 24
7:30-8:30	Breakfast
8:30-9	General Session *Keynote Panel moderated by Jonathan Lightman, Executive Director~Faculty Association of the CA Community Colleges*
9:15-10	CCCAOE Business Meeting
10:15-12 noon	CCCAOE Regional Meetings
12 noon-1	Lunch
1-2:15	General Session Recognition of Retirees Keynote: Larry Warford, Senior Workforce Consultant League for Innovation in the Community College and Marsha VanNahmen, *Interim* *Director,Center* *for Teaching & Learning (CTL) at Indiana University Purdue University Columbus (IUPUC).*
2:15	Break
2:30-3:30	Breakout #3 The Power of Partnerships Pathways to Completion: Clear Transitions & Stackable Designs Localizing Advocacy: Legislators, Trustees & Local Decision-Makers Multiple Pathway Pipeline: Strategic Alignment of K12/Business/Non-Credit/Credit CTE Photovoltaic (PV) Installer Training in California: Leading the Nation
3:30-4	Beverage Break
4-5	Breakout #4 NAICs, SOCs, CACTs and COEs From Margin to Center: Institutionalizing CTE Innovations and Pathways Tech-Explorer – Instructional Strategies to Engage All Students Creating the iDesign High School Summer Technology Program: A How-To Guide Greening Middle and High School Career Pathways
After 5	An evening on your own in Jack London Square or catch BART to San Francisco.
FRIDAY MARCH 25
7:30-8:30	Breakfast
8:30-9	General Session *Keynote: John Dorrer, Program Director, Jobs for the Future*
9	Break
9:15-10:15	Breakout #5 Workforce Training for Energy-Related Jobs: What Program Investments Make Sense? Community Colleges & Adult Education: Better Together? CTE TEACH: Empowering Teachers CaCareerCafe.com: Where Community College Students Meet Success
10:15	Break
10:30-11:30	Breakout #6 Nanotechnology Workforce Development for Fueling the Emerging Technology Revolution & Economic Prosperity Leading Research & Faculty Leaders on Contextualized Teaching & Learning in the CCCs Recruiting Students into CTE Programs: Project Lead the Way~A New Paradigm Developing Programs of Study for All . . . A Toolbox for Decision Makers
11:40-12 noon	Closing Session Region/Business Wrap-up Door prizes
12 noon	Conference Ends
12:30-4	CCCAOE Board Meeting

CCCAOE Fall 2010 Conference
What IF ---
Crowne Plaza Anaheim Resort
Tentative Agenda
(times are approximate)

TUESDAY OCTOBER 26
8:30-5	CCCAOE Board Meeting
6	Board dinner
WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 27
8:30-11	Regional Consortia Chairs Breakfast & Meeting
11:15	Opening Buffet Lunch
12:45-2	Opening General Session Welcome: Dr. Raul Rodiguez, Chancellor~Rancho Santiago CCD Keynote: Kellie Johnson, President~ACE Clearwater
2 -2:15	Break
2:15-3:15	Breakout #1 District Process of Allocating Perkins Dollars New Tools for Career Counselors, Faculty & Administrators Lost in Translation - WIB’eze 101 What IF---You Trump Your Hand to Win the Game? 21st Century Community College Career and Technical Education Leadership Development
3:15	Beverage Break
3:45-4:45	Breakout #2 What IF---Things Go Wrong with Your WIA Partnership? What Do You Do Then? CTE Transfer Study—Backward Mapping the Paths to Transfer Soup to Nuts: Credit & Noncredit Curriculum Development Update on Career Pathways Initiative (SB70) Statewide Evaluation: Lessons from Grantees A Technical Education May Be Important, but Soft Skills Are Critically Important
5-7	President’s Reception (light hors d’oeuvres)
THURSDAY OCTOBER 28
7:30-8:30	Breakfast
8:30-9	General Session *Keynote: Jonathan Lightman, Executive Director, Faculty Association of the CA Community Colleges*
9:15-10	CCCAOE Business Meeting
10:15-12 noon	CCCAOE Regional Meetings
12 noon-1	Lunch
1-2	General Session *Keynote: Mark Tholke, Southwest Regional Director, enXco*
2	Break
2:15-3:15	Breakout #3 Completing Proposals Using the CCC Curriculum Inventory What IF---We Could Improve the Use of Regional Networks to Better Serve Our Students & Communities? Transition for Individuals with Developmental Disabilities Educational Pathway for Every Student What IF---We Put the “Community” Back in Community Colleges?
3:15	Beverage Break
3:30-4:30	Breakout #4 What IF---Continued What IF---We Had an Ideal Community College-WIB Partnership? Occupational Expertise + Instructional Expertise = Student Success A Region Unites for a Common (and Complex) Cause The Academic Senate—An Update on Student Success
After 4:30	An evening on your own or a visit to Disneyland A free evening to enjoy the sites and sounds and restaurants of the Disneyland area. Twilight & special, conference-priced tickets for Disneyland can be purchased on the CCCAOE website. Click here for further information and ordering tickets.
FRIDAY OCTOBER 29
7:30-8:30	Breakfast
8:30-9	General Session *Keynote: Dr. Barry Russell, Vice Chancellor, CCC Chancellor’s Office*
9	Break
9:15-10:15	Breakout #5 Perkins Variety—News You Can Use Chancellor's Office Nursing and Allied Health Online Grant Application Project K.I.S.S.—Keep it Simple, Scholar! Core Indicators: Focus on Improvement & Compliance Happens Pathway Building through Professional Development
10:15	Break
10:30-11:30	Breakout #6 K.I.S.S.—Keep it Simple, Scholar! Core Indicators: Focus on Improvement & Compliance Happens (Repeat) Keeping Digital Natives Engaged & Successful: Developing Skills through Web Content Partnerships & Pathways for a New Energy Workforce Bold Facts about Tech Prep & an Opportunity to Shape the Future
11:40-12 noon	Closing Session Region/Business Wrap-up Door prizes
12 noon	Conference Ends
12:30-4	CCCAOE Board Meeting

NOTE:Meals/Reception mentioned in the agenda are included in the registration fee.

CCCAOE & CCCCIO Spring 2010 Conference
Inventing New Systems and New Partnerships
Hilton Financial District Hotel, San Francisco

TUESDAY MARCH 16
9 a.m.-7 p.m.	CCCAOE Board Meeting
WEDNESDAY MARCH 17
8:30-11:30	Ideal Regional Model Breakfast Meeting (CCCAOE Board & Regional Consortia Chairs)
9-11:30	CCCCIO Board Meeting
11:15	Opening Buffet Lunch
12:30-2	Opening General Session Welcome: Dr. Don Q. Griffin, Chancellor~City College of San Francisco CCCAOE & CCCCIO Awards Keynote: Dr. Frances L. White, Superintendent/President~Marin Community College District
2-2:15	Break
2:15-3:30	Breakout #1 The People Side of Partnership Ensuring Agriculture for Tomorrow: What Happens When Water Runs Dry? Update on Career Technical Education Pathways Initiative (SB70) Statewide Evaluation Recreation, Avocational & Enrichment Courses: Strategies from the Field Working with Local Workforce Investment Boards & One-Stops Obtaining Funding to Retrain the Unemployed for High-demand Jobs in Allied Health
3:30-3:45	Beverage Break
3:45-5	Breakout #2 Using Perkins IV – Core Indicators for Program Improvement Facilitation: How To Lead Conversations That Matter Pre-requisites: The Next Generation Regional Collaborative – Creating the Foundation for Career Pathways that Work Best Practices in Grants Management for Administrators Engaging High School Students in Career Technical Education Programs through Concurrent Employment
5:15-7	President’s Reception (light hors d’oeuvres/no-host beverages)
THURSDAY MARCH 18
7:30-8:30	Breakfast
8:30-9	General Session Keynote: Jonathan Lightman, Executive Director~Faculty Association of the CA Community Colleges
9:15-10 (separate rooms)	CCCAOE Business Meeting CCCCIO General Meeting
10:15-12 noon (separate rooms)	CCCAOE Regional Meetings CCCCIO Regional Meetings
12 noon-1	Lunch
1-2	General Session Keynote: Dr. Don Shalvey, Deputy Director~Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation’s US Programs Education
2-2:15	Break
2:15-3:30	Breakout #3 Second Life! What About my First Life: Virtual World Possibilities Sibling Rivalry: How to Make a Multi-College District Work Career Technical Education & the Academic Senate of the CA Community Colleges Facilitative Leadership - Tapping the Power of Participation Three Amigos: Exceptional Partnerships in Difficult Contexts Creating a Successful Workforce Readiness Learning Lab
3:30-3:45	Beverage Break
3:45-5	Breakout #4 Faculty Inquiry: An Effective Framework to Improve & Sustain Student Success Aligning Curricula & Career Education for Student Success – Cal-PASS ACCESS Initiative College of Alameda & the ATLAS Program: Maintaining Effective Community Partnerships Hiring Freezes & Internal Re-orgs: Best Practices on How to Assure Instructional Integrity Facilitation Tools & Techniques Creating Profession Learing Communities: A Model Structure
After 5	An Evening on your own in San Francisco A free evening to enjoy the sites, sounds and restaurants of San Francisco ~ Chinatown, North Beach, Union Square, Market Street, Ghirardelli Square & Fisherman’s Wharf.
FRIDAY MARCH 19
7:30-8:30	Breakfast
8:30-9	General Session Keynote: Dr. Barry Russell, Vice Chancellor~ CA Community College Chancellor’s Office
9-9:15	Break
9:15-10:30	Breakout #5 Announcing the CA Community College Curriculum Inventory Building a Bridge for College Readiness: Community College Implementation of the Early Assessment Program Speaking Career Technical Education (CTE) – Developing Shared Definitions for CTE-related Terms & Acronyms CTE Completers & Leavers: Earnings, Placement in the Field
10:30-10:45	Break
10:45-12 noon	Breakout #6 Federal Legislation Update & Discussion Announcing the CA Community College Curriculum Inventory (Repeat) Building a Bridge for College Readiness: Community College Implementation of the Early Assessment Program (Repeat) Strategies for Improving Transfer
12:05-12:30	Closing Session Region/Business Wrap-up Door prizes
12:30	Conference Ends
12:45-3	CCCAOE/CCCCIO Board Meeting

CCCAOE Fall 2009 Conference, October 27-30, 2009
COLLABORATIVE INNOVATIONS for ECONOMIC RECOVERY
Renaissance Long Beach Hotel

TUESDAY OCTOBER 27
9 a.m.-7 p.m.	CCCAOE Board Meeting
WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 28
9	Regional Consortia Chairs Breakfast
10	Exhibits open
11:30	Opening Buffet Lunch
12:45	Opening General Session Welcome: Eloy Oakley, President/Superintendent, Long Beach City College Keynote: “The Role of Community Colleges on the Road to Recovery” Richard C. Trigg, Regional Administrator, Employment & Training Administration (Region 6)
2	Break
2:15	Breakout #1 How to Form and Effective Advisory Committee Career Technical Education for the Industry/Part-time Instructor – Take Two Understanding the Green Economy: A Community College Perspective New Program Development Made Easy Sector Strategies: Creating Partnerships of Community Colleges, WIBs, & Business
3:30	Beverage Break
3:45	Breakout #2 A True Partnership – Meeting the Challenges of California’s Workforce Context Learning for Career Technical Students & the Trades CalWomen Tech Project: Recruit & Retain Females into the Technology Classroom Bay Area Clean Energy Careers Project – Lessons Learned and Practices Shared Health Care Industry & Academic Partnership: Addressing Workforce Needs
5:15	President’s Reception (light hors d’oeuvres)
THURSDAY OCTOBER 29
7:15	Breakfast
8:15	General Session Keynote: “Amor y Cuidado” Virginia Hamilton, Executive Director~CA Workforce Association
9	Break
9:15	Breakout #3 Five College-WIB Partnerships – Budgets & All Contextualizing Preparatory English for the CTE Student Four-year Transfer in CTE Disciplines: Research Update from the RP Group Effective Advisory Committees with an Annual Mega-meeting Special Populations: Perkins IV Requirements & Strategies for Effective Service
10:30	Break
10:45	Breakout #4 Contextualized Basic Skills – A Faculty Primer Federal Funding for Support Services: FSET’s Cal Success Program Make Green Career Pathways Enticing – Designing with the Corps Model CA Corporate College
12 Noon	Buffet Lunch
1:15	General Session (Part 1) Keynote: “Swimming in Troubled Waters: How CTE Will Survive the Downturn” Jonathan Lightman, Executive Director, Faculty Association of the CA Community Colleges General Session (Part 2) Business Meeting CCCAOE – Future Directions
2:30	Beverage Break
2:45	CCCAOE Region Meetings
After 5	An Evening on your own in Long Beach An free evening to enjoy the sights and sounds and restaurants of Long Beach ~ Ocean Avenue, Pine Street, Shoreline Marina (the Pike) and Shoreline Village.
FRIDAY OCTOBER 30
7:30	Breakfast
8:30	General Session Keynote: “Double, Double Toil & Trouble” Ron Selge, Dean~CA Community College Chancellor’s Office
9	Break
9:15 and 10:30 (One hour sessions with 15 minute break between.)	Breakout #5 (to be repeated at Breakout #6) Tips for Getting Your New Credit Program Approved Program Viability through Quality Program Review & Accreditation Processes Including SLOs SB70 – State Career Pathways CTE Update
11:40	Closing Session Keynote: "Leadership - When and How to Adjust Goals and Redefine Objective" Mary M. Niven, Vice President~CA Adventure & Guest Services, Disneyland Region/Business Wrap-up Door prizes
12:30	Conference Ends
12:45-3:30	CCCAOE Board Meeting

CCCAOE Spring 2009 Conference March 11-13, 2009
Sir Francis Drake Hotel, San Francisco CA
“Career Pathways: Partnerships for Student Success”

TUESDAY MARCH 10
8 a.m.-5 p.m.	CAREER PATHWAYS LEADERSHIP CERTIFICATION WORKSHOP (Be sure to register for this special day and a half workshop; there’s an added registration fee; click here* for more details.)*
9 a.m.-7 p.m.	CCCAOE Executive Board Meeting
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 11
8-11:30	CAREER PATHWAYS LEADERSHIP CERTIFICATION WORKSHOP (continuation-see above)
8:30-11	Regional Consortia Chair Breakfast & Meeting
11:15	Opening Buffet Lunch
12:30	Opening General Session Welcome 2008 CCCAOE Awards Presentation Keynote – Debra Mills, Vice President-Partnerships, Center for Occupational Research and Development Topic: Thriving in Challenging Times: Advancing Economic Development Through Career Pathways
2:15	Breakout #1 Carl D. Perkins IV (VTEA) Survival Strategies Standards & Expectations: Using Industry Standards for Classroom Management Talent is Not Enough. The Design & Development of a Creative Arts Entrepreneurship Certificate Program Telling the Story Green Collar Jobs: Forecasting Industry Workforce Needs
3:30	Beverage Break
3:45	Breakout #2 Statewide Career Pathways (SCP) – Working with Faculty to Facilitate Student Progression CCCAOE Strategic Planning 2.0 Green Pathway Partners for Environmental Stewardship – CA Conservation Corps Making the Case for Career Pathways Building Effective Pathways from Middle School to College
5:15	President’s Reception (light hors d’oeuvres)
THURSDAY MARCH 12
7:30	Breakfast
9:15	Breakout #3 Early College High Schools – Career Pathways to Success Capitalizing on Economic & Workforce Development Faculty Tech Prep Programs – The Model for CTE Pathways Learning the Ropes to Becoming Politically Active Innovation + Collaboration = Student Success
10:30	Break
10:45	Breakout #4 Manufacturing is Fun – Getting Students Interested in Manufacturing Career Pathways Effective Practices on High School to College Pathways Making Connections & Transitions in an Ever-changing Workforce & Economy Emerging Trends in Game Development: Serious Games, Simulations, Casual & Mobile Games & Virtual Worlds CCCAOE Strategic Planning 2.1
12 Noon	Buffet Lunch
12:45	General Session Recognition of Retirees Keynote – Dr. Jack Scott, Chancellor, CA Community Colleges
2:15	Breakout #5 Linking Afterschool Employment to Career Pathways Closing the Gap between Education & Employment Project Waterworks: Training the Next Generation of Water Professionals Faculty Externships: A Model that “Works” Articulation for the Beginner, Intermediate and Advanced Educator
3:30	Beverage Break
3:45	CCCAOE Region Meetings
After 5	An Evening on your own in San Francisco Plan to enjoy the sites and sounds of Union Square, Pier 39, Chinatown, North Beach, and much more.
FRIDAY, MARCH 13
7:30	Full Breakfast
8:30	General Session Special Colleague Recognition Keynote – Ron Selge, Dean, CA Community College Chancellor’s Office Topic: Sacramento Update: View from the Crow’s Nest
9:30	Breakout #6 (to be repeated) Preparing to Implement the American Recovery & Reinvestment Act of 2009 Latest News on Credit Curriculum Approval & Reporting Processes Perkins IV – The Second Year
10:30	Break
10:45	Breakout #7 (repeat of Breakout 6 topics) Preparing to Implement the American Recovery & Reinvestment Act of 2009 Latest News on Credit Curriculum Approval & Reporting Processes Perkins IV – The Second Year
11:55	Closing Session Business Meeting Recognition of outgoing CCCAOE Board Members Installation of CCCAOE 2009-10 Board of Directors Door Prizes
12:45-3	CCCAOE Executive Board Post-conference & Planning Meeting

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