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Friday, November 1
 

7:30am CDT

Visit the Exhibit Hall (Open all day)
Friday November 1, 2024 7:30am - 3:30pm CDT
Exhibitor Hall (located in the Tennis Court Center)
Stop by and visit our exhibitors in the Tennis Court area from 7:30 AM - 3:30 PM. 

We extended lunch to make time for you to visit with exhibitors. Be sure to stop by and visit, learn about new products and services for career and technical education programs and grab some swag!

We’ve got really nice exhibitor prizes! Play Exhibitor BINGO for your chance to win. Drawings held during the final closing remarks session. Check your conference folders for the BINGO sheets.





Friday November 1, 2024 7:30am - 3:30pm CDT
Exhibitor Hall (located in the Tennis Court Center) Arrowwood Resort and Conference Center
  Exhibitors

10:00am CDT

Ability to Benefit - Access to Financial Aid for our Neediest Learners - Virtual Presenter
Friday November 1, 2024 10:00am - 10:50am CDT
Lake Miltona
This session will introduce participants to Minnesota State’s newly approved Ability to Benefit (AtB) - State-Defined Process Plan. The plan approved by US DOE is a provision in the Higher Education Act and allows adult learners who have not received a high school diploma/GED to be eligible for Title IV Federal Student aid like Pell grants, as well as Minnesota state financial aid. AtB will support Minnesota State’s Equity 2030 and the State Legislature’s Attainment goals and is designed to reduce barriers between secondary and post-secondary pathways by supporting strong collaboration between colleges and ABEs.

The presentation will be interactive and include the opportunity to ask questions and share experiences.

Session’s Objectives:
  1. Introducing the purpose of the AtB State Process Plan
  2. Learning through stories and examples of other states’ strong and growing AtB programs
  3. Describing how Minnesota colleges can take advantage of the AtB State Plan 

ROOM HOSTS: 
  • Larry Handlin (will be online hosting Zoom)
  • Stephen Kelly (will be in the room)

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Friday November 1, 2024 10:00am - 10:50am CDT
Lake Miltona Arrowwood Resort and Conference Center
  Concurrent Sessions, Healthy Hearts: Supporting Students

10:00am CDT

Are They Ready?
Friday November 1, 2024 10:00am - 10:50am CDT
Lake Minnewaska
How can we ensure success? This presentation will provide an overview of the Hennepin Technical College PLANTS program in which employers provide a paid learning experience and a scholarship to successful student candidates. By using an equity-centered intake process, high-impact student coaching and ongoing innovations the PLANTS program allows for high retention and success for both employer and student participants. Session attendees will gain examples of best practices, sample forms and resource list to replicate in their own communities.

Session Objectives:
1. have equity center conversations about employer climate and skill needs
2. build student need-based internship programs that provide significant financial support
3. understand key terms and literature surrounding student and employer partnership
4. identify partners in their community to create new programs
5. provide robust student readiness programs for work-based learning

ROOM HOST: Herbert King
Friday November 1, 2024 10:00am - 10:50am CDT
Lake Minnewaska Arrowwood Resort and Conference Center
  Concurrent Sessions, It Works! Education & Industry Partnerships

10:00am CDT

Marketing and Communication for CTE Leaders
Friday November 1, 2024 10:00am - 10:50am CDT
Lake Osakis
Having trouble communicating with your marketing staff? Do you wish your program had a more impactful personality? This session will showcase examples of low/no cost action steps for establishing and maintaining communication and marketing strategies. Topics will include strategies for engaging with communication and marketing leaders, tips for increasing social media effectiveness, and discussion of the “how and why” of communication plans.

Session Objectives: Participants will learn about, and discuss, ways to:
1.Engage and interact with communications and marketing staff.
2.Build their organization’s online personality.
3.Advocate for CTE through marketing and communications.

ROOM HOST: Brian Cashman
Friday November 1, 2024 10:00am - 10:50am CDT
Lake Osakis Arrowwood Resort and Conference Center
  Concurrent Sessions, Ready. Set. Go! Strategies for Success

10:00am CDT

Uniquely Abled Academy - CNC for Students on the Autism Spectrum
Friday November 1, 2024 10:00am - 10:50am CDT
Lake Le Homme Dieu
Selected as one of ten colleges in the nation to run an academy under the Uniquely Abled Project, non-profit organization, South Central College's Uniquely Abled Academy connects our non-credit customized workforce education department with our credit-based Machine Tool Technology program. This program offers a specialized 12-week academy for young adults with Level I Autism, free for the students and their families, resulting in job placement for all participants.  Our session will highlight the local and State-wide problems encountered in setting up the academy, the successes seen by faculty and students, and the connections made with employers and state agencies along the way.

Session Objectives:
  1. Identifying opportunities to create non-credit to credit pathways for adult learners typically alienated by higher education. 
  2. Providing insight to CTE instructors on how to provide accommodations for students with various learning needs. 
  3. Sharing successful connections with state agencies, regional workforce centers, and employers.

ROOM HOST: Crystal Svoboda
Friday November 1, 2024 10:00am - 10:50am CDT
Lake Le Homme Dieu Arrowwood Resort and Conference Center
  Concurrent Sessions, Healthy Hearts: Supporting Students

10:00am CDT

Work like a boss: Go from apathy to action at work
Friday November 1, 2024 10:00am - 10:50am CDT
Lake Darling Ballroom
Workplaces want motivated humans who take initiative. People want to care about work and contribute to a bigger purpose. Rolling out engagement programs or adding new professional development tracks won’t help. The answer is developing work cultures and personal mindsets that embrace change, accountability, and risk.
 
In this talk, I inspire people and teams to change their perspectives on work. With humor, humility, and a lot of energy, I reframe hierarchy and power, and focus our attention on the mindsets needed for future-forward workplaces.

Session Objectives:
1) Understand the role of personal leadership and power in hierarchy.
2) Walk away with actionable plans to shape the work and classroom culture.
3) Implement strategies that humanize your work.

ROOM HOST: Phil Arellano
Friday November 1, 2024 10:00am - 10:50am CDT
Lake Darling Ballroom Arrowwood Resort and Conference Center
  Concurrent Sessions, Engage. Inspire. Innovate.

10:15am CDT

Hands-on Exploration at Alex Tech (Morning Half) — Law Enforcement, Cybersecurity and e-Sports, Mechatronics, Communication & Interior Design
Friday November 1, 2024 10:15am - 12:00pm CDT
Alexandria Technical & Community College
These are back-to-back sessions held at Alex Tech. Meet Jason Jones, your host, at the front lobby of Arrowwood Resort by 10:00 AM and hop on Mobile Shenanigans. Your shuttle will drop you off at Alexandria Technical and Community College's main entrance.
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10:15 – 11:00 am and 11:15 am – 12:00 pm
You will select two of the following sessions to attend—more instructions on this to come.
  • Law Enforcement: [Max 12 people]
    Faculty—Scott Stumpf

    Get a sneak peek into our program, where students’ academic instruction is combined with a high degree of hands-on training essential to develop appropriate skills for a career in public service. Get ready to experience what our students go through and learn about our curriculum and approach to teaching and learning in our Law Enforcement Training Center.

  • Cybersecurity and e-Sports: [Max 10 people]
    Faculty—Logan Martinez, Brandon Richards, and Steve Richards

    The information technology industry is a challenging field that continually provides attractive and exciting opportunities for employment around the world for our students. Learn about Cybersecurity and take a virtual ride in our state-of-the-art eSports Lab, where we combine academic rigor, strategy, problem-solving, and teamwork.

  • Mechatronics: [Max 13 people] 
    Faculty—Joe Scegura and Mark Sagedahl

    Our program combines mechanical, electronics and information technology into a single discipline that crosses most of the traditional boundaries of a skilled technician. Tour the labs where students apply their learning of mechanical, fluid power, electrical, electronic controls and automation skills.

  • Communication Design/Interior Design: [Max 15 people] 
    Faculty—Andrea White, Paul Johnson, Robyn Stepaniak, and Katie Childers

    Design is where art and science intersect! Get a sneak peek at what is happening within our Communication Design and Interior Design programs. See student work on display and gain a better understanding of the career opportunities that are waiting for our students when they graduate.

Carrie Hanson will meet all of you at Alex Tech and bring you to your rooms.
Friday November 1, 2024 10:15am - 12:00pm CDT
Alexandria Technical & Community College 1601 Jefferson St, Alexandria, MN 56308, USA
  Hands-on CTE Exploration Sessions at Alex Tech

11:00am CDT

Blurring the Lines: Cross-sector Partnerships for Student Success
Friday November 1, 2024 11:00am - 11:50am CDT
Lake Osakis
Through targeted investments in districts like Saint Paul Public Schools, Career Academies at the Greater Twin Cities United Way holds the vision to unite public education and employment systems so that all students in Minnesota have pathways to wealth-building and purpose-driven careers. In this session GTCUW will share more about their work across 17 districts to build cross-sector career pathways centered on students of color. Saint Paul Public Schools will share their journey to develop district-wide career pathways in partnership with local industry and post-secondary institutions while maintaining a focus on equity, student voice and wealth building. Session will include opportunities for Q & A, input and active participation.

Session Objectives: 
1. Participants will gain knowledge to strengthen their cross-sector partnerships with secondary, post-secondary and industry stakeholders.
2. Participants will identify new practices and approaches to their curriculum that integrates community and student voice and centers equity in the design
3. Participants will be inspired to create sustainable change in their community

ROOM HOSTS: Maria Vittone
Friday November 1, 2024 11:00am - 11:50am CDT
Lake Osakis Arrowwood Resort and Conference Center
  Concurrent Sessions, Healthy Hearts: Supporting Students

11:00am CDT

Get TORQUED with Andy!
Friday November 1, 2024 11:00am - 11:50am CDT
Lake Le Homme Dieu
Learn about torque and its relationship to nuts and bolts that virtually hold everything together. This seminar will focus on the importance of torque to fasteners both wet and dry, leverage, clamp load, and some basic fastener terminology. The session will present in an easy-to-understand format and give everyone some knowledge to take home. Get a glimpse of how CTE instructors work in the classroom teaching students.

Session Objectives: 
1. Observe and learn techniques and methods that a CTE teacher applies to support student learning in CTE classrooms.
2. Observe and apply inquiry-based learning teaching strategies in CTE courses and programs.
3. Make abstract concepts more concrete for students.

ROOM HOSTS: Julia Diaz
Friday November 1, 2024 11:00am - 11:50am CDT
Lake Le Homme Dieu Arrowwood Resort and Conference Center
  Concurrent Sessions, Engage. Inspire. Innovate.

11:00am CDT

H2C: a Public-Private Partnership to Address Local Workforce Needs
Friday November 1, 2024 11:00am - 11:50am CDT
Lake Minnewaska
South Central College (SCC) and area education, chamber and healthcare leaders formed a partnership, High School to College and Career (H2C), to create a dual enrollment pathway for youth, particularly those in underserved populations, to acquire the academic, technical, and workplace skills that employers need. Utilizing a variety of dual enrollment delivery methods provides the opportunity for students to earn more credits prior to high school graduation. H2C prepares learners for college and career opportunities in six healthcare areas including earning certifications along the way that enable them to make a good wage as they gain valuable working experience in the healthcare field. A similar model has been developed for Manufacturing, Engineering, and Construction careers and will be launching during the 2022-2023 academic year.

Session Objectives:
1. Implement a high school to college pathway, public-private partnerships and other collaborations to establish relevant pathway programming.
2. Obtain the resources and strategies needed to begin brainstorming how this model could be adapted for their communities, including developing an outline of a draft business plan.
3. Engage in discussion about relevant challenges, as well as best practices for recruiting and retaining underrepresented students or integrating work-based learning experiences.

ROOM HOSTS: Michelle Kamenov
Friday November 1, 2024 11:00am - 11:50am CDT
Lake Minnewaska Arrowwood Resort and Conference Center
  Concurrent Sessions, It Works! Education & Industry Partnerships

11:00am CDT

Local Transportation Agencies are Hidden Gems of Every Community
Friday November 1, 2024 11:00am - 11:50am CDT
Lake Darling Ballroom
Local transportation agencies (public works, highway departments, MnDOT, tribal, and townships) are ideal partners for developing a broad range of technical skills and growing the local workforce.

Session Objectives: 
1) Implement best practices on effective ways to partner with your local transportation agency (i.e. internships, job shadowing, youth and community events, mentoring, on-the-job training, etc.).
2) Understand and communicate the many technical career tracks within local transportation agencies.
3) Champion public transportation careers that directly impact community members.

ROOM HOST: Amy Landers
Friday November 1, 2024 11:00am - 11:50am CDT
Lake Darling Ballroom Arrowwood Resort and Conference Center
  Concurrent Sessions, It Works! Education & Industry Partnerships

11:00am CDT

My (Credit for Prior Learning) CPL at Minnesota State
Friday November 1, 2024 11:00am - 11:50am CDT
Lake Miltona
Working adults make up a significant portion of Minnesota’s current college-going population and bring with them learning experiences that can be evaluated for academic credit. Assessing their prior learning broadens pathways to credentials and fosters accelerated completion. The new workflow platform (My Credit for Prior Learning at Minnesota State (MyCPL for short) allows students to complete an online survey of their experiences, training, and certifications, and route them for review. MyCPL allows students, faculty, and staff to manage a student’s request and communicate along the way within the tool.   It also provides a venue for everyone to view crosswalks - a list of standardized assessments, certifications, and training that have had credit equivalencies determined at Minnesota State campuses.

Session Objectives:
  1. Become familiar with the Credit for Prior Learning Platform (MyCPL) and how it will be utilized by students, institutions, workforce agencies, and community organizations to assist students in obtaining Credit for Prior learning in their pursuit of advancing their education.
  2. Increase awareness of how Credit for Prior Learning promotes equity, and transparency while saving students time and money.
  3. Understand how the review guidelines, standards, and processes were developed to assess standardized learning outcomes resulting from non-collegiate certificates in trade, professional, and community based settings for potential credit recommendations.

ROOM HOSTS: 
  • Larry Handlin (will be online hosting Zoom)
  • Stephen Kelly (will be in the room)

Friday November 1, 2024 11:00am - 11:50am CDT
Lake Miltona Arrowwood Resort and Conference Center
  Concurrent Sessions, Ready. Set. Go! Strategies for Success

12:00pm CDT

Lunch (in the Exhibitor Hall)
Friday November 1, 2024 12:00pm - 1:15pm CDT
Exhibitor Hall (located in the Tennis Court Center)
Join us for a buffet lunch located in the Exhibit Hall.

Eat your lunch, mingle, network, and then head across the room to visit with the exhibitors. Your day will be busy—this might be your only opportunity to grab swag, toss your name in a vendor drawing, and get your BINGO cards filled for a chance to win a prize (to be drawn at the end of the conference Summit during closing.

Vegetarian, dairy-free, and gluten-free options will be labeled and available. If you require special dietary needs beyond those options, you must contact yingfah.thao@minnstate.edu before Nov. 1, 2022 to ensure we can adequately provide alternative options. 

Friday November 1, 2024 12:00pm - 1:15pm CDT
Exhibitor Hall (located in the Tennis Court Center) Arrowwood Resort and Conference Center
  Breakfast Lunch | General Session | Registration

12:00pm CDT

Visit the Exhibitors!
Friday November 1, 2024 12:00pm - 1:15pm CDT
Exhibitor Hall (located in the Tennis Court Center)
Friday November 1, 2024 12:00pm - 1:15pm CDT
Exhibitor Hall (located in the Tennis Court Center) Arrowwood Resort and Conference Center
  Guest Experience Activities

1:15pm CDT

Keynote: Kevin Lewis (Engineer | Problem Solver | Innovation Leader)
Friday November 1, 2024 1:15pm - 2:15pm CDT
Lake Darling Ballroom
Kevin DaJuan Lewis Jr. is an engineer, problem solver, and innovation leader who works with researchers and manufacturing to elevate and execute capital projects. Kevin also has a passion for personal and community development.

Kevin believes anyone can develop an innovative mindset to help themselves and others on the road to success. Kevin’s professional experience includes roles in battery technology, pharmaceuticals, and industrial chemicals.

Kevin is a Certified Professional Engineer in MN and Certified Professional Innovator. He holds a B.A. in Chemical Engineering from the University of Michigan and an M.B.A. from the Quantic School of Business and Technology.

Introduction by: Shelli Sowles
Friday November 1, 2024 1:15pm - 2:15pm CDT
Lake Darling Ballroom Arrowwood Resort and Conference Center
  Keynote Speaker

2:30pm CDT

Engaging Students through Virtual Escape Rooms
Friday November 1, 2024 2:30pm - 3:20pm CDT
Lake Le Homme Dieu
Many programs utilize case studies to enhance classroom learning.  Try turning a case study into a fun and interactive way for students to learn by making it a virtual escape room.  This not only helps students learn the information, but also improves critical thinking skills in an exciting way.  Students can interact with elements of the escape room such as audio, video and images and responses can be created as multiple choice, select all that apply and short answer.

Session Objectives:
1. Understand the benefits to using a virtual escape room to enhance learning and engage students
2. Start creating their own escape room experience
3.Utilize free services to build a new exciting way for students to learn

ROOM HOSTS: Erin Olson
Friday November 1, 2024 2:30pm - 3:20pm CDT
Lake Le Homme Dieu Arrowwood Resort and Conference Center
  Concurrent Sessions, Engage. Inspire. Innovate.

2:30pm CDT

How did they find us? Underrepresented Student Stories of Finding CTE.
Friday November 1, 2024 2:30pm - 3:20pm CDT
Lake Minnewaska
This session explores perceptions of "college" and how students define college as a barrier to postsecondary choice. The influences on Native American and rural students will be explored through student voices and those that advise them. This presentation is Phase III of an ongoing study of Underrepresented Students Finding CTE.

Session Objectives:
1. Participants will gain an understanding of the barriers to post-secondary choice and the significant influences of indigenous and rural student populations.
2. Participants will evaluate their own organization's practices regarding indigenous and rural populations.
3. Participants will explore current academic and career planning practices and how this research informs the contemporary approach to advising secondary and post-secondary students.

ROOM HOSTS: Mary Jo Gardner
Friday November 1, 2024 2:30pm - 3:20pm CDT
Lake Minnewaska Arrowwood Resort and Conference Center
  Concurrent Sessions, Healthy Hearts: Supporting Students

2:30pm CDT

It Takes a Village: Post-Graduation Planning with Business and College Mentors
Friday November 1, 2024 2:30pm - 3:20pm CDT
Lake Darling Ballroom
Work-based learning doesn't just give students the opportunity to try on a career and build industry-relevant experience.  When work-based learning is developed in an ecosystem supportive colleges and employers, students can also leverage work-based learning to gain professional guidance in college and career next steps for success after high school.  This session will highlight student case studies where college and business partners have collaborated to support student success after high school. Hear from Minnesota College staff and local businesses partnering with the Hennepin West Education Consortium on their personal experiences of guiding students. Information will be shared on how to build a work-based learning ecosystem to replicate these results.

Session Objectives:
1) Participants will better understand how to identify college and industry training organizations to offer post-graduation guidance to students.
2)Participants will be equipped to talk with work-based learning business partners about coaching students on their post-graduation plans.
3) Participants will leave with tools to help students understand the broad range of options for connecting jobs and education to achieve college and career success

ROOM HOST: Shelli Sowles
Friday November 1, 2024 2:30pm - 3:20pm CDT
Lake Darling Ballroom Arrowwood Resort and Conference Center
  Concurrent Sessions, It Works! Education & Industry Partnerships

2:30pm CDT

Maximizing Your Perkins Dollars
Friday November 1, 2024 2:30pm - 3:20pm CDT
Lake Osakis
What can Perkins funding mean for marketing efforts at your college or university? In this presentation, I will share some creative ideas and examples of where we have used our Perkins dollars to promote CTE enrollment at Minneapolis College, and what the results of those efforts were. I will also provide you with tips and some examples that have helped me to increase the amount of Perkins money allocated to marketing on our campus.

Session Objectives:
1) Participants will understand how Perkins funds can be used to boost enrollment in CTE programs.
2) Participants will be provided with real examples of marketing campaigns and tactics that got results.
3) Participants will understand how collaboration can get you farther than you would have gone alone.

ROOM HOSTS: Jason Jones
Friday November 1, 2024 2:30pm - 3:20pm CDT
Lake Osakis Arrowwood Resort and Conference Center
  Concurrent Sessions, Ready. Set. Go! Strategies for Success

2:30pm CDT

Uniquely Abled Academy - CNC for Students on the Autism Spectrum
Friday November 1, 2024 2:30pm - 3:20pm CDT
Lake Miltona

Join the Zoom Session

Selected as one of ten colleges in the nation to run an academy under the Uniquely Abled Project, non-profit organization, South Central College's Uniquely Abled Academy connects our non-credit customized workforce education department with our credit-based Machine Tool Technology program. This program offers a specialized 12-week academy for young adults with Level I Autism, free for the students and their families, resulting in job placement for all participants. Our session will highlight the local and State-wide problems encountered in setting up the academy, the successes seen by faculty and students, and the connections made with employers and state agencies along the way.

Session Objectives:
  1. Identifying opportunities to create non-credit to credit pathways for adult learners typically alienated by higher education. 
  2. Providing insight to CTE instructors on how to provide accommodations for students with various learning needs. 
  3. Sharing successful connections with state agencies, regional workforce centers, and employer

ROOM HOSTS: 
  • Larry Handlin (will be online hosting Zoom)
  • Stephen Kelly (will be in the room)
  • Phil Arellano (will be in the room)

Friday November 1, 2024 2:30pm - 3:20pm CDT
Lake Miltona Arrowwood Resort and Conference Center
  Concurrent Sessions, Healthy Hearts: Supporting Students

2:45pm CDT

Hands-on Exploration at Alex Tech (Afternoon Half) — Truck Driving, Exercise Science, Nursing & Ophthalmic Medical Techician
Friday November 1, 2024 2:45pm - 3:30pm CDT
Alexandria Technical & Community College
These are back-to-back sessions held at Alex Tech. Meet Karl Ohrn, your host, at the front lobby of Arrowwood Resort by 2:30 PM and hop on Mobile Shenanigans. Your shuttle will drop you off at Alexandria Technical and Community College's main entrance. Hurry! The shuttle must leave on time. 

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2:45 – 3:30 pm
  • Truck Driving: [Max 12 people] 
    Faculty—Jason Surface and Tom Weller

    Be a part of one of America’s largest industries! Our program offers students hands-on instruction and training in forklifts, straight trucks, and tractor-trailer combinations, including doubles. In this session you may even get to test your own skills with our truck simulator.
  • Exercise Science: [Max 15 people] 
    Faculty—Greg Lanners and CJ Erickson

    Get a sneak peek in the program where students learn the scientific principles and real-world practices associated with exercise, human performance, nutrition, and lifestyle coaching. Get a little workout in while you are here!

  • Nursing/Ophthalmic Med Tech: [Max 15 people] 
    Faculty—Jamie Jaspersen and Merilee Retzloff

    Get your hands on these nursing simulation labs and hear the latest on one of the fastest-growing career fields in the nation. You will also learn about our newest program, Ophthalmic Medical Technician. Learn why we must create real-life experiences as part of our teaching strategy.

Carrie Hanson will meet all of you at Alex Tech and bring you to your rooms.
Secondary Perkins Data Reporting 20240926 for Printing pdf
Friday November 1, 2024 2:45pm - 3:30pm CDT
Alexandria Technical & Community College 1601 Jefferson St, Alexandria, MN 56308, USA
  Hands-on CTE Exploration Sessions at Alex Tech

3:30pm CDT

"Everything is fine" and other lies students tell themselves - Virtual Presenter
Friday November 1, 2024 3:30pm - 4:20pm CDT
Lake Miltona
Helping students succeed requires support programs that go beyond the classroom, serving the needs of the whole student.

While pathways to college have improved, investments in helping
students persist through their education journey continue to lag. The pandemic worsened basic
needs gaps, especially for those from vulnerable communities. Solving this crisis requires innovative
technology and human interaction. We must focus on the needs of the WHOLE student, addressing
issues like mental health, financial insecurity, and college/career navigation, while investing in nonacademic, wraparound supports.

Session Objectives:
  1. Participants will learn the basic needs gaps that exist for students, including emergency aid
  2. Participants will hear about solutions to these gaps that have enabled students to persist and complete their programs.
  3. Participants will learn about students’ need for human interaction in helping them connect with resources. Tech is great but it can’t be the sole delivery method.
ROOM HOSTS: 
  • Larry Handlin (will be online hosting Zoom)
  • Stephen Kelly (will be in the room)

Friday November 1, 2024 3:30pm - 4:20pm CDT
Lake Miltona Arrowwood Resort and Conference Center
  Concurrent Sessions, Healthy Hearts: Supporting Students

3:30pm CDT

Construction Apprenticeship Readiness Opportunities
Friday November 1, 2024 3:30pm - 4:20pm CDT
Lake Minnewaska
An overview of the non-profit organizations Construct Tomorrow and Building Strong Communities, as well as the Operating Engineer's High School Pathway program. Construct Tomorrow puts on CTE-focused events for high school students throughout the state of Minnesota. Construct Tomorrow works to showcase what a career in the construction trades has to offer by giving students a hands-on, experiential learning opportunity alongside apprentices, journey-workers, and other trades professionals. Building Strong Communities is an industry-driven organization focused on multi-trade apprenticeship preparatory programming throughout the state of Minnesota. The OE Pathway Program offers students, grades 9-12, the opportunity to take classes pertaining to heavy equipment operations and engage with industry experts, along with hands-on training.

Session Objectives:
1) Identify what the Construct Tomorrow and Building Strong Communities organizations are and how they help high school students explore career opportunities in the construction trades.
2) Learn about the OE pathway program and how to get students connected to this innovative industry-education partnership.
3) Develop a better understanding of what the construction trades are, as well as opportunities in registered apprenticeship available to students.
4) Identify the health & welfare, retirement, and wage benefits available to apprentices and journey-workers in the construction trades.

ROOM HOSTS: Eva Scates-Winston
Friday November 1, 2024 3:30pm - 4:20pm CDT
Lake Minnewaska Arrowwood Resort and Conference Center
  Concurrent Sessions, It Works! Education & Industry Partnerships

3:30pm CDT

Discovery on the EDGE
Friday November 1, 2024 3:30pm - 4:20pm CDT
Lake Le Homme Dieu
The definition of exploration, according to the Oxford dictionary, is the action of traveling in or through an unfamiliar area in order to learn about it. As the world of work continues to diversify and the number of career pathways expands, it is imperative that industries provide offerings for career exploration earlier in an individual’s education. There is a critical crossroad between student and employee where the industry can connect interests and potential careers. The Titan Machinery EDGE program provides high school juniors/seniors with 12 weeks of career exploration within one of our heavy equipment dealerships. The goal is simple, allow students to see, touch, and inquire about the world around them!

Session Objectives:
1.) Understand the importance of career exploration during the critical years prior to high school graduation
2.) Identify how educators and industry can teach employability skills, connect academic interests and classroom learning with potential careers
3.) Improve educator's knowledge of career options in the heavy equipment industry

ROOM HOSTS: Sue Selland-Miller
Friday November 1, 2024 3:30pm - 4:20pm CDT
Lake Le Homme Dieu Arrowwood Resort and Conference Center
  Concurrent Sessions, Ready. Set. Go! Strategies for Success

3:30pm CDT

Navigating Structures to Establish an Academic Program at an Industry Partner
Friday November 1, 2024 3:30pm - 4:20pm CDT
Lake Darling Ballroom
Over the past year we have worked to design and prepare to deliver two programs partnering Minnesota State and Xcel Energy and other Minnesota Utilities.  In this session we will discuss the challenges and successes we have experienced along this path, including some tips on navigating and understanding how our structures create barriers and potential bridges.

Session Objectives:
1) Contrast corporate educational structures to college systems.
2) Clearly define objectives in program design and potential barriers.
3) Gain "buy-in" and shared purpose in college and industry partners.
4) Incorporate student and academic affairs in early discussions.

ROOM HOSTS: Amy Landers
Friday November 1, 2024 3:30pm - 4:20pm CDT
Lake Darling Ballroom Arrowwood Resort and Conference Center
  Concurrent Sessions, It Works! Education & Industry Partnerships

3:30pm CDT

Strategies for Attracting High School Students into CTE Programs
Friday November 1, 2024 3:30pm - 4:20pm CDT
Lake Osakis
Our strategies for attracting high school students to CTE was built on developing personalized relationships and real human connection. We knew from the research that students need a support network of professional adults to listen and guide their career decisions. We're sharing two models we piloted in high school programs at Southeast Minnesota and Southwest Metro. Come and learn about what we did and how you can replicate these strategies in your school.

Session Objectives: 
1) Participants will learn to pilot their own high school recruitment program to attract high school students into CTE programs.
2) Participants will learn to engage and partner with local business and industry partners.
3) Participants will learn to develop a learner/student centered strategy for recruiting students into CTE programs.

ROOM HOSTS: Yingfah Thao
Friday November 1, 2024 3:30pm - 4:20pm CDT
Lake Osakis Arrowwood Resort and Conference Center
  Concurrent Sessions, Ready. Set. Go! Strategies for Success

4:30pm CDT

Closing Remarks and Exhibitor BINGO Winners Announced (Lake Darling Ballroom)
Friday November 1, 2024 4:30pm - 5:00pm CDT
Lake Darling Ballroom
Please join us for a short closing remark. Anyone who played Exhibitor BINGO and dropped off their BINGO cards at the front registration desk will have an opportunity to win. You must be present to accept your prize.

Exhibitor Prizes include: 
  • DeWalt Powertool set
  • Large TV
  • Gift cards
Exhibitor Committee: Robbe Lowe
Friday November 1, 2024 4:30pm - 5:00pm CDT
Lake Darling Ballroom Arrowwood Resort and Conference Center
  Breakfast Lunch | General Session | Registration
 
Monday, November 4
 

9:00am CST

AI and the future of learning
Monday November 4, 2024 9:00am - 9:30am CST
Crow Place Room 1
The next wave of change is Artificial intlligence.
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Monday November 4, 2024 9:00am - 9:30am CST
Crow Place Room 1 18-20 Lisle St London, WC2H 7BA, United Kingdom
  Type2

1:00pm CST

Neurodiverse leadership in education
Monday November 4, 2024 1:00pm - 2:00pm CST
Crowne Plaza Room C
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Monday November 4, 2024 1:00pm - 2:00pm CST
Crowne Plaza Room C 229 W 43RD St New York, NY 10036 USA
  Type 1
 
Wednesday, November 6
 

1:45pm CST

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Wednesday November 6, 2024 1:45pm - 2:15pm CST
TBA
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Wednesday November 6, 2024 1:45pm - 2:15pm CST
TBA
 
Tuesday, November 19
 

6:30am CST

Morning Slow Flow with Maria
Tuesday November 19, 2024 6:30am - 7:30am CST
Rafters Bar Area (2nd floor)
Are you an early riser? Need something to start your day off and get into the right mindset for a day full of learning?

Get your morning stretch on and wake up feeling energized for the day. This slow-flow class is suitable for all abilities. Come in comfortable clothes that you are able to stretch. If you have a yoga mat from home, please bring it, otherwise, we will provide hotel towels for you to use.

Limited to 15 people. 
Please ADD THIS TO YOUR SCHED schedule so we know you're coming! 


Tuesday November 19, 2024 6:30am - 7:30am CST
Rafters Bar Area (2nd floor)
  Guest Experience Activities

7:00am CST

Registration Desk Opens (Pick up name badge and folder)
Tuesday November 19, 2024 7:00am - 8:00am CST
Lake Darling Ballroom
The CTE Works! Summit Help/Registration Desk will be open and staffed at 8:00 AM on Tuesday, November 1, 2022.

Our friendly support and registration assistant, Jared Reise, will be available to help answer your Summit questions along with other Summit Committee members.

There is no on-site registration available. All attendees must be pre-paid and registered in order to attend.

STOP BY TO:
  • Pick up your name badge and folder 
  • Pick up a one-page At-a-Glance schedule for the day. You must use the SCHED app to view the program details. Log in using your web browser or download the SCHED app to your mobile device.
  • View SCHED on your web browser https://2022cteworkssummit.sched.com/ 

Staffing the registration are:
  • Jared Reise
  • Brenda Rustad
  • Sue Selland-miller
  • Eva Scates-Winston
  • Julia Henderson
  • Shelli Sowles

CONTACT US
If you have any questions about your registration, payment and processing, or other general registration questions before or after the Summit, contact our Summit support staff, Jared Reise, at jared.reise@minnstate.edu. 
Tuesday November 19, 2024 7:00am - 8:00am CST
Lake Darling Ballroom Arrowwood Resort and Conference Center
  Breakfast Lunch | General Session | Registration

7:00am CST

Rejuvenate Space- All Day (Board Room #1)
Tuesday November 19, 2024 7:00am - 4:30pm CST
Board Room 1
We invite you to join your peers in the ‘Rejuvenate Space’. The space affords conference attendees an opportunity to take a brief break from conference sessions and network in a relaxed environment.

The Rejuvenate Space is open to all conference attendees.  
Tuesday November 19, 2024 7:00am - 4:30pm CST
Board Room 1 Arrowwood Resort and Conference Center
  Guest Experience Activities

10:00am CST

A ghost writer for employers
Tuesday November 19, 2024 10:00am - 10:30am CST
Crown Placza Room B
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Tuesday November 19, 2024 10:00am - 10:30am CST
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  Type 2
 
Wednesday, November 20
 

7:00am CST

Breakfast Buffet (In the Exhibit Hall)
Wednesday November 20, 2024 7:00am - 8:00am CST
Exhibitor Hall (located in the Tennis Court Center)
Grab hot breakfast and coffee in the Exhibit Hall between 7:30 AM - 8:00 AM.


Wednesday November 20, 2024 7:00am - 8:00am CST
Exhibitor Hall (located in the Tennis Court Center) Arrowwood Resort and Conference Center
  Breakfast Lunch | General Session | Registration

7:00am CST

Wellness Room- All Day (Board Room #2)
Wednesday November 20, 2024 7:00am - 4:30pm CST
Board Room 2
Designated for quiet time, meditation, recuperation, and escape from the noise, mental stress, and fast pace of the conference. No phones, conversations, or laptop work in this room.

If you are a nursing mom and need a room, please go to the front desk and ask for the keys to the Mother's Room.

If there are any issues with the use of this room, please contact the Arrowwood front desk.

Respectfully,
Yingfah Thao, Summit Chair & The Summit Planning Team



Wednesday November 20, 2024 7:00am - 4:30pm CST
Board Room 2 Arrowwood Resort and Conference Center
  Guest Experience Activities

7:15am CST

Sunrise Stroll
Wednesday November 20, 2024 7:15am - 7:45am CST
Arrowwood Resort and Conference Center
Join us for a stroll along the lake before the conference begins! We will meet outside the Deck Bar at 7:15 to chat and catch the sunrise as we explore the resort’s walking path.

NOTE: It's a little brisk out there this morning, so grab your jacket, warm coffee, or tea, and join me for a leisurely stroll along the Arrowwood Resort. This route is about 1 mile.

Host: Amy Landers


Wednesday November 20, 2024 7:15am - 7:45am CST
Arrowwood Resort and Conference Center 2100 Arrowwood Ln, Alexandria, MN 56308, USA
  Guest Experience Activities
 
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