The Fall 2022 Conference details are coming together and we are so excited to share some of the specifics with you!
There are two pre-conference sessions you should consider attending on Tuesday, October 4. They each have a separate limited registration, so act quickly before they fill up. You MUST USE THEIR OWN REGISTRATION LINKS TO ATTEND. The registration links are below. Make sure to also book your room for the extra day and soon if you plan to attend these sessions!
We heard you! Based on your feedback CCCAOE is happy to share designated Technical Skills Sessions during the 3-day in-person conference and the 6-day virtual conference. These sessions include interactive workshops to build the knowledge, skills, and abilities of classified, faculty, deans, K-12 partners, and career educators. Topics include: NOVA, Perkins, Adult Education, Dual Enrollment, K12 CTE, Grants management, plus more.
Remember, the Classified Strand returns and will provide access to recorded keynote presentations from the in-person conference, and LIVE virtual and pre-recorded breakout sessions. This option is only $150.
We heard you and have moved CCCAOE Leadership Level 1.0 to avoid end-of-the-year conflicts. The new dates are January 10 -13, 2023 in beautiful San Diego, CA.
Thank you for all you do for Career Education and Student Success.
See below for the particulars!
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We invite you to join the Grow Apprenticeship California team from the Foundation for California Community Colleges (FCCC) for a pre-conference workshop where we will engage in group learning activities and explore how to begin to develop successful partnerships. The event will take place on Tuesday, October 4, from 2:00 p.m.–5:00 p.m.
Bridging the Gap between Education and Work through Partnerships
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You are invited to register for ACUE's pre-conference workshop to learn how to create memorable collaborative learning experiences that help students move beyond short-term retention of content to achieve deeper levels of understanding. This will take place on Tuesday, October 4, from 1 pm - 5 pm.
Leveraging Collaborative Learning Experiences
to Increase Engagement and Equity
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Keynote Title: You Can’t Do This Alone
Description: Many are familiar with the popular African Proverb, “If you want to go fast, go alone. If you want to go far, go together.” How do we ‘go together' with our entire institution in elevating Career and Technical Education and work based learning within an overwhelming sea of priorities? No elected Board member or educational leader is fundamentally opposed to shrinking the skills gap, providing essential skills, or serving our communities as economic engines…but do they understand what all that really means?
Join CCC Vice President Dr. Kevin Fleming as we redefine our approach to professional development and stimulate a tipping point at your institution to advance CTE, career readiness, and work-based learning.
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CCCAOE's Fall 2022 Conference kicks off on Wednesday, October 5, 2022, at 8:30 am at the Omni Rancho Las Palmas. There will be 3 full conference days with profound keynote presentations and plenary sessions. The conference will wrap up on Friday, October 7, 2022, at noon. We have redesigned the program to include a full Friday morning of topics for you to choose from. You won't want to miss these Friday sessions.
There will be pre-conference sessions on Tuesday, October 4, 2022. (Separate registration)
The virtual conference will run from October 25 - 27 and November 1 - 3, 2022.
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Full Registration Price – $695
Two-Day Price – $525
One-Day Price – $275 Wed/Thur
Virtual only Price – $425 10/25-10/27 & 11/1-11/3
Classified Virtual Price – $150 10/25-10/27 & 11/1-11/3
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Leadership Academy 2023, Level 1.0 |
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Mark your Calendars! Leadership Academy 2023 Level 1.0 will be in San Diego from January 10 -13, 2023. Registration will open by August 1, 2022.
Are you a new Dean, Program Manager, or Faculty? Are you responsible for coordinating, managing, or being part of an effective team in the community college setting? Are you an Administrative Assistant who is ready to be a leader?
The research is clear. Leadership is not about personality; it's about behavior. What are those behaviors, and how does one learn to embody them? The experiential focus of this academy will give you practical and personal knowledge of leadership soft skills.
Engage with leadership speakers, a community of practice, and networking opportunities. Participating in CCCAOE’s Leadership Academy 2022 Series will provide you with the advanced skills of leading. The importance of connection during this series cannot be underestimated and will add to your knowledge and understanding of ways to increase the success of our students.
The Technical Sessions are as follows:
Module A - The Basics -Terms, Acronyms, Vision Resource Center, General Resources, Ed Code, Chain of Command - Governance Structure
Module B - Money/Finance - Funding Formula, SWP, Perkins, Budget Basics, CFO Basics, Reporting, NOVA, Allowable expenses, Funding sources
Module C - Student Experience - Guided Pathways, Dual Enrollment, Student Orientation, CTE vs. Transfer Enrollment, Financial Aid, Equity
Module D - Curriculum - Process, Role of Faculty, 10 + 1, Program Review/Viability, Credit/non-credit/NFC/Community Education/Contract Education, Advisory
Module E - Partnerships - WDB, All Partnerships, Employer Engagement, WBL, Relationships, Advisory
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Leadership Academy 2022 Level 1.0 Testimonials
"I really appreciated the information and hands-on activities. Very relevant and made me think how to improve my instruction and recognizing my personality matrix, especially identifying my warning signs that can create inefficiency and/or roadblocks."
"[I learned that] I am not the only one challenged with navigating the politics within my region. There is greater opportunity for pipelines and pathways for students than I previously realized."
"Mike is an excellent facilitator. As an incoming Department Chair (and outgoing curriculum chair) the insight into processes and personalities resonated and helped with first steps and setting the tone."
"Because I am new to the CCC system, I found that the information on the Chancellor's Office and the Consortia/Sectors will give me insight and knowledge in our systems. I have learned that there are many resources that I can tap into to better understand the CCC machine."
"As a new dean with zero experience in CTE, I found these modules much more
valuable to my work. I would recommend holding the training in December, perhaps the second or third week. This way new deans hired over the summer and fall can participate in this opportunity sooner rather than waiting for the summer.", "Mike Walsh was amazing, I am so thankful for his part in the Leadership 1.0 it created a nice balance, especially for someone new to the college system who loves human interactions. Win-win!", Gained so much information, resources, and understanding. Excited and looking forward to learning more tomorrow.", "As an incoming department chair hoping to inspire faculty to re-ignite passion into teaching so student engagement and equity are front and center, this has been a critical step in recovering from the stress of the disconnect of the pandemic and a way forward to bring other faculty on the journey forward. We can do it - together."
"This is my second time at leadership 1 and I have to say that coming into the event with an existing leadership challenge makes this work SOOOO much more valuable. Lots of takeaways from yesterday, thank you! As always I loved listening to the great work being done by my colleagues throughout the state."
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Fall 2022 Sponsorship for the Conference |
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Check out our website for
Sponsorship details!
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California Community College Association for Occupational Education
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MISSION -
Champion for education and workforce success
VISION -
An education and career for everyone at anytime
#careers4all
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CORE VALUES
C.A.R.E.E.R.S
Collaboration
Advocacy
Responsiveness
Equity
Empowerment
Relevance & Rigor
Service
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