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Louisiana Association for Career and Technical Education

Annual Conference

February 11 – 13, 2007 Holiday Inn Downtown

Alexandria, LA

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Message from our President .................................................. 3 Highlight of Guest Speaker ................................................... 4 2006-07 LACTE Executive Council .......................................... 5 Conference Agenda .......................................................... 6-8 Opening Session Agenda ...................................................... 9 Concurrent Education Session Descriptions ...................... 10-13 Luncheon Agenda .............................................................. 14 Business Session Agenda ................................................... 14 Roundtable/Best Practices Descriptions ................................ 15 Division Agendas .......................................................... 16-18 Past-Presidents ................................................................. 19 Dates to Remember ...................................................... 20-21 Exhibitors......................................................................... 22 Evaluation Form ................................................................ 23 Notes .............................................................................. 25

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Greetings! As president of the Louisiana Association of Career and Technical Education (LACTE), I welcome you to the association’s 56th Annual Conference. Our theme for this year’s conference is “Get Connected.” One of the best opportunities for professional development is membership in and affiliation with a professional association. The need to “Get Connected” and affiliate with one’s professional association is evident in President Theodore Roosevelt’s words: “Every man owes a part of his time and money to the business or industry in which he is engaged. No man has a moral right to withhold his support from an organization that is striving to improve conditions within his sphere.”

To truly “Get Connected” to the CTE profession and then stay connected, it is important to understand the valuable contribution that ACTE and LACTE can make to your continued professional development, whether it is through the dissemination of information, publications, and/or conferences. With your commitment and connection to LACTE, I believe that we can become a cohesive association that can be a mighty force at all levels and continue to be a leader in CTE. Just think about the awesome power we have collectively as a unified group!

I hope that you will take this opportunity to recharge with new information and ideas for your classroom or work setting. Take some time to renew acquaintances and form new networking relationships with your CTE colleagues. Thank you for committing your time, money, and efforts to participate in this year’s conference and reap the professional benefits! Sincerely,

Lori Myers

President

Message from the President

Lori Myers, CFCS President, Louisiana ACTE

2006 - 2007

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Keynote: “When Was the Last Time You Used Your Jumper Cables?”

Have you lost your jumper cables because you have not used them in such a long time? Or perhaps you have never been the proud owner of a pair. Or maybe you don’t know what a pair of jumper cables is! “Getting Connected” takes on a new twist as your opening speaker helps you find your lost jumper cables and gives you ideas for keeping them close at hand for quick use. ROBBIE M. ALFORD, Founder of Eagles Training, is a motivational trainer who believes that basic skills can be used in relating to all people. She uses her stories to lead, unite, and inspire a cross-section of seminar participants. During thirty-four years in education, business, and government related programs her proven techniques in leadership, teambuilding, and employee interaction gained her state and national recognition as well as the respect of her fellow professionals. Currently, ROBBIE is speaking nation-wide to groups of educators, health care providers, governmental officials, business owners, service workers, and spiritual leaders— basically, just everyday, down-to-earth people. She is known for her ability to relate to people via their hearts and then their minds as she provides encouragement and understanding for their day-to-day life battles. ROBBIE has Bachelor and Master of Science degrees in Family and Consumer Science. However, she says that her best teacher in life has been the experience of being a single mom of two sons! She has co-authored a cookbook, “We Knew You Wouldn’t Remember; So, We Wrote It Down”, with her sister as an outgrowth of her love of cooking for others. Now that she has retired, she works in her yard, cooks for her Dad, and works with him in his workshop.

EAGLES TRAINING P. O. BOX 153, FARMERVILLE, LOUISIANA

71241 318-292-4692

robbie_alford@hotmail.com www.robbiealford.com

OPENING SESSION Guest Speaker

Robbie Alford, M.S. Motivational Trainer

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2006-2007 LACTE Executive Council

Louisiana ACTE Officers

Name Office Division Represented Lori Myers President Family & Consumer Sciences Hals Beard President-Elect Agriscience June Thompson 1st Vice President Business Education Cheryl Probst Secretary New & Related Debra Gagnard Treasurer Health Science Technology Dave DeRousse Historian Guidance Paul Grethel Reporter Marketing Gary Weese Chaplain Trade and Industrial Paul Benoit Parliamentarian Technology Education Melba Kennedy Past-President Administration

Committee Chairpersons

Name Committee Division Represented

Debra Gagnard Audit Health Science Technology Dave DeRousse Awards Guidance Paul Benoit Constitution Technology Education Susan Nealy Legislative Administration Hals Beard Membership Agriscience Gary Weese Memorial Trade and Industrial Melba Kennedy Nominating Administration Paul Grethel Public Information Marketing Education Cheryl Probst Resolutions New and Related June Thompson Strategic Planning Business Education

Division Presidents & Presidents-Elect

Division President President-Elect Administration Tom Ardoin Gail Dalcourt Agriscience Danny Walters Business Education Pat Miers Mona Bickham Family & Consumer Sciences Lorna Ellender Kayla McGuire Guidance Health Science Technology Debra Gagnard Marketing Education Paul Grethel New & Related Services Donna Seale David Adkins Technology Education Paul Benoit Curtis Orgeron Trade & Industrial Gary Weese

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GENERAL CONFERENCE AGENDA

Sunday, February 11, 2007

Room

10:00 – 12:00 LACTE Executive Council Meeting Presiding: Lori Myers

Wellswood

1:00 – 4:00 PM Registration & Exhibits Open Alexander Fulton Foyer

4:00 – 5:30 PM Opening Session Presiding: Lori Myers

Alexander Fulton

5:30 – 7:30 PM Silent Auction/Gala & Exhibits

Alexander Fulton

Monday, February 12, 2007

7:30 – 11:00 AM Registration

Alexander Fulton Foyer

8:00 – 8:30 AM MERA Meeting

Rapides A

8:30 – 11:30 AM 1:00 – 5:30 PM

Customer Service Training (invitation only) Presiding: Paul Grethel

(This workshop is open to marketing teachers and is by invite only.) This "Train-the-trainer" 10-hour workshop will be presented by the National Retail Federation and will provide teachers with the training and curriculum needed to deliver the Sales and Customer Service curriculum to their students. At the completion of the training and upon successful completion of the CS certification test (at a later date), instructors will be approved providers of the NRF Foundation Sales and Customer Service Learning Program materials. MERA (Marketing Education-Retail Alliance) is sponsoring this training, the NRFF classroom materials, follow-up support, and a test voucher for each teacher to take the Customer Certification test at a later day. Upon successful completion of this workshop and test, marketing teachers will be able to offer the curriculum either as a separate course or as part of their current marketing class. Their students will then have the opportunity to obtain their Industry-Based credentials in Customer Service.

Rapides A

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8:30 – 11:30 AM 1:00 – 5:30 PM

Building Wealth (invitation only) Presiding: Paul Grethel

(This workshop is open to marketing teachers and is by invite only.) Working with a grant from the New York Stock Exchange Education Foundation, DECA partnered with Better Investing (formerly National Association of Investors Corporation-NAIC) and the MarkEd Resource Center to design a curriculum that develops independent, objective information and education needed for informed investment decisions. The curriculum, Building Wealth, is imbedded with rigorous financial math components to further strengthen Marketing Education programs. Louisiana has been chosen as one of the first states to be provided training for Building Wealth, and MERA (Marketing Education-Retail Alliance) is sponsoring this training opportunity. Participants will receive the entire Building Wealth curriculum, a $500 package. By providing this training, MERA is helping teachers implement precise financial math components into their existing marketing curriculum thus helping to raise standards for marketing education and to prepare students for their future.

Rapides B

8:30 – 9:20 AM Concurrent Sessions I

9:30 – 10:20 AM Concurrent Sessions II

10:30 – 11:20 AM Concurrent Sessions III

11:30 AM – 1 PM General Session & Awards Luncheon Presiding: Lori Myers

Alexander Fulton

1:00 – 5:00 PM Divisional Meetings Administration Agriscience Business Education Family and Consumer Sciences Guidance Health Science Technology Marketing Education New and Related Services Technology Education Trade and Industrial

Rapides C Red River A Red River B Red River C Planters Plantation Rapides A Rapides B Wellington Alexander Fulton

5:30 – 6:00 PM LME Business Meeting & Election of Officers Dinner/Evening on Your Own

Rapides A

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Saturday, February 18

7:30 – 10:00 AM Customer Service Train-the-Trainer (continues)

Rapides A

8:30 – 10:00 AM Round Tables/Best Practices

Alexander Fulton

10:00 – 11:00 AM Closing Session Presiding: Lori Myers

Alexander Fulton

11:15 – 12:15 LACTE Executive Council Meeting Presiding: Hals Beard

Wellington

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Opening General Session Agenda Sunday, February 11, 2007

Introduction of Executive Council & Division Presidents

Call to Order Lori Myers, President Presentation by Color Guard JROTC, Peabody Magnet HS Alexandria, LA

Pledge of Allegiance

National Anthem Ensemble, Peabody Magnet HS

Invocation

Welcome

Recognition of New Members Hals Beard, President-Elect

Introduction of Guest Speaker Lori Myers, President

Guest Speaker Robbie Alford, Eagles Training

Door Prizes

Closing Remarks and Adjournment Lori Myers, President

Join Us for the Opening Reception of the Silent Auction and Trade Show

Entertainment Provided by:

“Mardi Gras Madness” Jazz Ensemble, Peabody Magnet High School

Director of Bands: Mr. Bill Christophe

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Schedule of Concurrent Sessions -- Monday, February 12, 2007

Concurrent Education Session I

8:30 – 9:20 AM Agriscience and Technology Education Program Update Presenter: John Birchman, Program Consultant, Louisiana Department of Education Location: Red River A

Will discuss with teachers, information on the following: program data; guidelines, course descriptions; Bulletin 741 and IBC's in their area; Career Clusters and areas of concentrations; articulation/dual enrollment; membership in their professional organization(s); and Summer Institute offerings.

Business and Marketing Program Update Presenter: Mona Bickham, Program Consultant, Louisiana Department of Education Location: Red River B

Will discuss with teachers, information on the following: program data; guidelines, course descriptions; Bulletin 741 and IBC's in their area; Career Clusters and areas of concentrations; articulation/dual enrollment; membership in their professional organization(s); and Summer Institute offerings.

Family and Consumer Sciences Program Update Presenter: Ramona Stamper-Fitzmorris, Program Consultant, Louisiana Department of Education Location: Red River C

Will discuss with teachers, information on the following: program data; guidelines, course descriptions; Bulletin 741 and IBC's in their area; Career Clusters and areas of concentrations; articulation/dual enrollment; membership in their professional organization(s); and Summer Institute offerings.

Health Science Technology Program Update Presenter: Debbie Cruz, Program Consultant, Louisiana Department of Education Location: Plantation

Will discuss with teachers, information on the following: program data; guidelines, course descriptions; Bulletin 741 and IBC's in their area; Career Clusters and areas of concentrations; articulation/dual enrollment; membership in their professional organization(s); and Summer Institute offerings.

Trade and Industrial Program Update Presenter: Patrick Nelson, Program Consultant, Louisiana Department of Education Location: Alexander Fulton

Will discuss with teachers, information on the following: program data; guidelines, course descriptions; Bulletin 741 and IBC's in their area; Career Clusters and areas of concentrations; articulation/dual enrollment; membership in their professional organization(s); and Summer Institute offerings.

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Concurrent Education Session II 9:30 – 10:20 AM

How Many Cookies are in Your Jar? Presenter: Robbie Alford, Eagles Training Location: Alexander Fulton

Requirement for attendance: Love of chocolate chip cookies. Do you join with millions of others who want to de-stress their lives? Then, listen in as this session emphasizes the direct connection between cookies and stress. You will learn techniques for keeping more cookies in your jar and for decreasing your stress load.

Show Me the Money Presenters: Gary Weese, John Easley, & Pete Darling Location: Plantation

How about that program! What is the difference between theirs and yours? You might just need recognition. How do you get that recognition? Have you looked into different avenues to get your program recognized? Let me show you the way.

Design Your Future: Chief Architect Home Design Software Debbie Gray, Gray Technologies Location: Red River C

Capture the interest of even the most reluctant learner and address multiple learning styles at the same time using Chief Architect: an easy to use, yet powerful Professional Architectural Design and Drafting Software for middle school, high school and postsecondary students. At the end of the sessions, leave with a demo CD and curriculum ideas ready to implement.

Student Goal Attainment through Social Exploration Presenters: Jim Gumm, Flowork International and Dr. J.P. Hatala, Assistant Professor, LSU Location: Rapides C

This presentation will be a preliminary report on a pilot program being conducted in the EBR school district "Education for Careers" course, in which the Flowork Social Networking System was introduced. The program teaches students how to become social explorers; that is, through social exploration, students learn how to identify their strengths and weakness in capitalizing on the potential that exist within their network by connecting contacts to goals.

National Center For Construction Education and Research (NCCER) Presenter: Bill Underwood – NCCER/Prentice Hall Location: Red River B

NCCER is a not-for profit 501(c)(3) educational foundation funded by the Construction industry to develop and maintain a quality curriculum and training process that is nationally recognized, standardized, portable, and competency-based. Standardized training improves the image of the industry and creates a verifiable national pool of construction, maintenance, and pipeline personnel. As industries compete more fiercely for fewer qualified craft people, an accredited training program offering industry-recognized credentials and a

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defined career path will attract and retain a high-caliber student/employee.

Master Gardener Presenter: Mary Brunson, Mangham High School Location: Red River A Unveiling the Mystery of Grant Writing Presenter: Linda B. Bordelon, Executive Director, Louisiana FFA Foundation Location: Planters

This session provides a practical nuts and bolts overview of grant writing. The PowerPoint presentation covers the basic information needed to complete a grant application and websites to locate grant opportunities. Copies of basic grant applications will be available. A short Q&A will follow the presentation and a round table discussion will continue on Tuesday morning.

Concurrent Education Session III 10:30 – 11:20 AM

Paper Here, Paper There, Paper Everywhere!! BUT Where is My Retirement Check? Presenter: Mona Bickham Location: Red River B

This is NOT “how to invest that BIG retirement check,” but a realistic look at the documents and paperwork that must be done before you can ever say, “Ahhh, I’m retired.”

Food Safety: Inhibiting Microbial Growth Presenter: Kathy Conerly, Agriscience Educator, Zachary High School Location: Red River A

Food safety is a major consumer concern. Join us to investigate the ability of chemical additives to inhibit microbial growth. Yeast is used to model microorganisms that can grow in our food and make us sick. How have food manufacturers developed methods to reduce this growth to increase the safety of the food supply as well as to improve its cosmetic appearance? Discuss the trade-offs involved in using chemicals to inhibit microbial growth. Receive the lesson plan and supplies to show your students when you return to school.

Design Your Future: Chief Architect Home Design Software Presenter: Debbie Gray, Gray Technologies Location: Red River C

Capture the interest of even the most reluctant learner and address multiple learning styles at the same time using Chief Architect: an easy to use, yet powerful Professional Architectural Design and Drafting Software for middle school, high school and postsecondary students. At the end of the sessions, leave with a demo CD and curriculum ideas ready to implement.

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Student Goal Attainment through Social Exploration Presenter: Jim Gumm, Flowork International and Dr. J.P. Hatala, Assistant

Professor, LSU Location: Rapides C

This presentation will be a preliminary report on a pilot program being conducted in the EBR school district “Education for Careers” course, in which the Flowork Social Networking System was introduced. The program teaches students how to become social explorers; that is, through social exploration, students learn how to identify their strengths and weakness in capitalizing on the potential that exist within their network by connecting contacts to goals.

Secondary School Sports Medicine Curriculum Presenters: Ronnie Harper, Ed.D, ATC, Dutchtown High School and Toby Dore,

Ph.D., ATC, University of Louisiana, Lafayette Location: Plantation

Like many states, Louisiana is facing a shortage of health care professionals, particularly in rural areas. Training the nurses, doctors, dentists, and allied health professionals requires students who have an interest in science and technology and who enjoy working with people. The three sports medicine courses are designed to provide an overview of the field of sports medicine as well as expose students to fundamental skills involved in a sports medicine healthcare setting. Other areas of interest with the Sports Medicine curriculum are embedded GLE’s, Career Major, Diploma Endorsements as well as CPR and First Aid Certification.

Unveiling the Mystery of Grant Writing Presenter: Linda B. Bordelon, Executive Director, Louisiana FFA Foundation Location: Planters

This session provides a practical nuts and bolts overview of grant writing. The PowerPoint presentation covers the basic information needed to complete a grant application and websites to locate grant opportunities. Copies of basic grant applications will be available. A short Q&A will follow the presentation and a round table discussion will continue on Tuesday morning.

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Awards Luncheon Agenda

Monday, February 12, 2007

Call to Order Lori Myers, President

Invocation Melba Kennedy, Past President Lunch President’s Message Lori Myers, President Recognition of Past Presidents Debra Gagnard, Treasurer

Memorial and Retiree Recognition Gary Weese, Chaplain Louisiana ACTE Awards Presentation Dave DeRousse

Region IV Awards Committee

Closing Remarks and Adjournment Lori Myers, President

Business Session Agenda Tuesday, February 13, 2007

Call to Order Lori Myers, President

Update from Louisiana ACTE Barry Brantley, Executive Director

Minutes from 2006 Business Meeting Cheryl Probst, Secretary

Committee Reports Committee Chairpersons Old Business New Business

2008 Region IV Host State 2008 State Conference Installation of Officers Lori Myers, President

2007-08 President’s Address & Adjournment Hals Beard

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Round Table/Best Practices Session

Round 1: 8:30 to 8:55 AM Round 2: 9:00 to 9:25 AM Round 3: 9:30 to 9:55 AM

Show Me the Money Gary Weese, Automotive Technology Instructor, Caddo Career & Technology Center

Table 1

Master Gardener Mary Brunson, Mangham High School

Table 2

Wanted!! – Outstanding Educators Dave DeRousse, ACTE Region IV Awards Committee Lori Myers

Table 3

Taking the Mystery out of Grant Writing Linda Bordelon

Table 4

Starting a CTSO on Your Post-Secondary Campus Barry Brantley, Instructor, Delgado Community College

Table 5

National Board Certification Lane Beard, St. James, Career and Technology Center

Table 6

Just Do It – Leadership and Involvement in ACTE/LACTE Cheryl Probst, LACTE Past President

Table 7

Agriscience Fairs Felix Landry, Agriscience Teacher, St. James Parish Career and Technology Center

Table 8

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Louisiana Association of Business Educators (LABE)

Division Agenda Room: Red River B

Presiding: Pat Miers, President

1:00 -2:00 p.m. Web Design—Donnis Poe 2:00 – 3:30 p.m. LABE Business Meeting MOS—unscheduled time and price at this date

Louisiana Health Occupations Educators (LAHOE) Division Agenda Room: Plantation

Presiding: Debra Gagnard, President

1:00 PM Welcome 1:15 PM Meeting - Old Business

2:00 PM Program: An Update on Changes for Basic Life

Support for Health Care Workers” Speaker: Maria Chavez, RN, MSN, CCRN, CWCN

3:00 PM Meeting - New Business 4:00 PM Closing

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LATFACS Division Agenda

Presiding: Lorna Ellender, President Room: Red River C

1 pm Business Meeting 1:30 pm Panel Discussion for Industry Based Certification

Programs OSHA- Karla Miller Child Development- Bridgette Culpepper ProStart- Nicole Gerard State Department of Education- Ramona

Stamper-Fitzmorris 3pm Educational Session 1 Topic: Fighting Childhood Obesity

Speaker: Kristi Matthews, Registered Dietitian Louisiana Tech University Graduate Student

4pm Educational Session 2

Topic: Using Games as an Effective Educational Tool in the FCS Classroom

Speakers: Lori Myers, Assistant Professor, LA Tech Autumn Henderson, Erin Thomas, and Katie Westbrook, FCS Education Students at LA Tech

6pm Dinner at Tunk’s - Dutch Treat

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Trade and Industrial (T & I)

Division Agenda Room: Alexander Fulton

Presiding: Gary Weese, President

1:00 - 1:15 Introductions 1:15 - 1:30 Old Business 1:30 - 2:00 New Business 2:00 - 3:00 Officer Elections 3:00 - 4:00 Open Discussions Door Prizes Food/refreshments

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Past Presidents of

Louisiana Association of Career and Technical Education or Louisiana Vocational Association

Marie Louise Comeaux 1939-40 Marie G. Lewis 1975-76 Robin M. Hood 1940-41 Jim T. Breeding 1976-77 Lillian Talbot 1941-42 Thomas A. Nevitt 1977-78 Malcolm Gaar 1945-46 Polly Lou Sepulvado 1978-79 Harrell Willis 1947-48 Jan Otwell 1979-80 C.T. Houston 1948-49 Jo Ann Deal 1980-81 Harry Thomas 1949-51 Virginia Crossno 1981-82 Marion Valee 1951-52 Dr. Charles W. Smith 1982-83 Ona Smith 1952-53 Rosalie I. Tull 1983-84 Rex Smelser 1953-54 Norene R. Smith 1984-85 Paul Gonzales 1954-55 Ted Ardoin 1985-86 Lloyd Puckett 1955-56 A.L. “Buddy” DeRouen 1986-87 Van H. Burns 1956-57 Frances A. Robichaux 1987-88 Elsie Sutton 1957-58 Brenda Singley (Simon) 1988-89 Stacy Thigpen 1958-59 Neila B. Swann 1989-90 Marcus McWaters 1959-60 Dr. James R. Owens 1990-91 John B. Edgar 1960-61 Judy B. Wade 1991-92 C.C. Moss 1961-62 R. Bruce Fraizer 1992-93 Helen Scott 1962-63 Pat Crawford 1993-94 Henry Mc Tyre 1963-64 Yvonne Normand 1994-95 Andrew H. Gasperecz 1964-66 Clarence Mason 1995-96 Gerard E. Starr 1966-67 Debbie L. Burkheiser 1996-97 F.N. Flowers 1967-68 David Oubre 1997-98 Claudette Simoneaux 1968-69 Thomas Verrett 1998-99 Lloyd Ponder 1969-70 Charles Bealer 1999-2000 Hubert Belisle 1970-71 Benny Bell 2000-01 Erma Tarver Lewis 1971-72 Tom Ardoin 2001-02 Tommy Glynn Johnson 1972-73 Ellis Bonaventure 2002-03 Robert L. Kilpatrick 1973-74 Cheryl Probst 2003-05 Sanford Hyde 1974-75 Melba Kennedy 2005-06

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Which direction are your students headed?

Help your students travel. . .

Attend the 2008 LACTE Annual Conference

Dates: August 24 – 26, 2008

Location: To Be Announced

Check the website for details!

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Other Important Dates

ACTE National Policy Seminar March 5-7, 2007 Washington, DC Region IV Conference April 12-14, 2007 Oklahoma City, OK ACTE Annual Convention and Career Tech Expo December 13-15, 2007 Las Vegas, NV Region IV Conference April 10-13, 2008 New Orleans, LA LACTE Annual Conference August 24-26, 2008 Location TBA

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EXHIBITORS

Booth # Company Contacts 1 Thomson Learning Perry Kirk, Connie Buck,

Bob Buck 2 Academic Innovations Dee Dee Holmes 3 Magee Enterprises, Inc. Dewayne Magee, Brian

Rutland 4 Shreveport-Bossier CTB Sandra West 5 Bridges Transitions

Company Pam Hemphill

6 CDX Global Ken Miller, Paul Fraser 7 NCCER/Prentice Hall Bill Underwood 8 Chief Architect Debbie Gray 9 Louisiana ACTE Officers 10 Sassy Girl Jewelry Cindy Jameson, Sheryl

Graham 11 Learn Time, Inc. Richard Harris, Donnie

Register 12 Technical Training Aids Philip Boyd

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Bar Food

Food Food

Auction Auction

Auction Auction

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EVALUATION FORM

Please rate the following aspects of the 2007 Professional Development Conference. 1 = Poor 2 = Fair 3 = Good 4 = Above Average 5 = Excellent General Adequate notice about the dates 1 2 3 4 5 Adequate notice about the agenda 1 2 3 4 5 Usefulness of information presented 1 2 3 4 5 Ease of Registration 1 2 3 4 5 Organization of the conference 1 2 3 4 5 Location of the conference 1 2 3 4 5 Quality of the meeting facility 1 2 3 4 5 Information shared among participants 1 2 3 4 5 Keynote Speaker (Opening Session): Robbie Alford

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Specific Opening Session 1 2 3 4 5 Silent Auction 1 2 3 4 5 Opening Reception 1 2 3 4 5 Exhibits 1 2 3 4 5 Concurrent Sessions 1 2 3 4 5 Luncheon 1 2 3 4 5 Division Workshops and Meetings 1 2 3 4 5 Roundtable/Best Practices Session 1 2 3 4 5 Business Session 1 2 3 4 5 Comments:

Please remove this evaluation form and leave it at the registration table.

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