Instructor: Nancy Hawkins, MIEM Marketing Director. In this course, participants will learn the importance of being an ambassador for your school district on or off the job; the importance of keeping the community up-to-date with the school districts goals and challenges; techniques and factors that are considered by public relations specialists when marketing a school to their community; the various forms of communication that can be used to deliver information to the school community; and the appropriate and practical ways to use thedifferent avenues of communication.
Event Contact: danielle@gomiem.org
Instructor: Nancy Hawkins, MIEM Marketing Director. In this course, participants will learn the importance of being an ambassador for your school district on or off the job; the importance of keeping the community up-to-date with the school districts goals and challenges; techniques and factors that are considered by public relations specialists when marketing a school to their community; the various forms of communication that can be used to deliver information to the school community; and the appropriate and practical ways to use thedifferent avenues of communication.
Event Contact: danielle@gomiem.org
Instructor: Nancy Hawkins, MIEM Marketing Director. In this course, participants will learn the importance of being an ambassador for your school district on or off the job; the importance of keeping the community up-to-date with the school districts goals and challenges; techniques and factors that are considered by public relations specialists when marketing a school to their community; the various forms of communication that can be used to deliver information to the school community; and the appropriate and practical ways to use thedifferent avenues of communication.
Event Contact: danielle@gomiem.org
Instructor: Nancy Hawkins, MIEM Marketing Director. In this course, participants will learn the importance of being an ambassador for your school district on or off the job; the importance of keeping the community up-to-date with the school districts goals and challenges; techniques and factors that are considered by public relations specialists when marketing a school to their community; the various forms of communication that can be used to deliver information to the school community; and the appropriate and practical ways to use thedifferent avenues of communication.
Event Contact: danielle@gomiem.org
Instructor: Nancy Hawkins, MIEM Marketing Director. In this course, participants will learn the importance of being an ambassador for your school district on or off the job; the importance of keeping the community up-to-date with the school districts goals and challenges; techniques and factors that are considered by public relations specialists when marketing a school to their community; the various forms of communication that can be used to deliver information to the school community; and the appropriate and practical ways to use thedifferent avenues of communication.
Event Contact: danielle@gomiem.org
Instructor: Nancy Hawkins, MIEM Marketing Director. In this course, participants will learn the importance of being an ambassador for your school district on or off the job; the importance of keeping the community up-to-date with the school districts goals and challenges; techniques and factors that are considered by public relations specialists when marketing a school to their community; the various forms of communication that can be used to deliver information to the school community; and the appropriate and practical ways to use thedifferent avenues of communication.
Event Contact: danielle@gomiem.org
Presenter: Nancy Hawkins, MSBO. The Effective Communications certification class will help you express yourself more effectively, have more influence with your colleagues and appear more confident in front of others. This is a highly practical and interactive course. In this workshop you’ll have the opportunity to learn key techniques to enhance your communication skills. You’ll learn techniques and strategies to: send clear messages, create credibility, usebody language effectively, and listen for understanding. This class allows you to build on your existing skills as you experiment and learn through practical experience.
Event Contact: danielle@gomiem.org
Presenters: Don Sovey, Charlotte Public Schools, Kate McDonald, Chase and Michelle McHale, Plante & Moran, PLLC. This session will develop specifications for the selection of banking and other financial services, teach you how to apply concept of compensating balances, comprehend procedures and legal constraints for cash collection and disbursement, analyze monthly internal transfers and loans, prepare a cash flow analysis, including a fund balance report for the board of education, and identify and deal with fraud and abuse.
Event Contact: danielle@gomiem.org
Instructor: Nancy Hawkins, MIEM Marketing Director. In this course, participants will learn the importance of being an ambassador for your school district on or off the job; the importance of keeping the community up-to-date with the school districts goals and challenges; techniques and factors that are considered by public relations specialists when marketing a school to their community; the various forms of communication that can be used to deliver information to the school community; and the appropriate and practical ways to use thedifferent avenues of communication.
Event Contact: danielle@gomiem.org
Kellogg Center, East Lansing
Understanding and Using the Tools for Continuous School Improvement
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Instructor: Nancy Hawkins, MIEM Marketing Director. In this course, participants will learn the importance of being an ambassador for your school district on or off the job; the importance of keeping the community up-to-date with the school districts goals and challenges; techniques and factors that are considered by public relations specialists when marketing a school to their community; the various forms of communication that can be used to deliver information to the school community; and the appropriate and practical ways to use thedifferent avenues of communication.
Event Contact: danielle@gomiem.org
Instructor: Nancy Hawkins, MIEM Marketing Director. In this course, participants will learn the importance of being an ambassador for your school district on or off the job; the importance of keeping the community up-to-date with the school districts goals and challenges; techniques and factors that are considered by public relations specialists when marketing a school to their community; the various forms of communication that can be used to deliver information to the school community; and the appropriate and practical ways to use thedifferent avenues of communication.
Event Contact: danielle@gomiem.org
Location: Oakland Schools, Room 235
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Location: Oakland Schools, room 235
Download the registration form
Instructor: Nancy Hawkins, MIEM Marketing Director. In this course, participants will learn the importance of being an ambassador for your school district on or off the job; the importance of keeping the community up-to-date with the school districts goals and challenges; techniques and factors that are considered by public relations specialists when marketing a school to their community; the various forms of communication that can be used to deliver information to the school community; and the appropriate and practical ways to use thedifferent avenues of communication.
Event Contact: danielle@gomiem.org
Instructor: Nancy Hawkins, MIEM Marketing Director. In this course, participants will learn the importance of being an ambassador for your school district on or off the job; the importance of keeping the community up-to-date with the school districts goals and challenges; techniques and factors that are considered by public relations specialists when marketing a school to their community; the various forms of communication that can be used to deliver information to the school community; and the appropriate and practical ways to use thedifferent avenues of communication.
Event Contact: danielle@gomiem.org
Instructor: Nancy Hawkins, MIEM Marketing Director. In this course, participants will learn the importance of being an ambassador for your school district on or off the job; the importance of keeping the community up-to-date with the school districts goals and challenges; techniques and factors that are considered by public relations specialists when marketing a school to their community; the various forms of communication that can be used to deliver information to the school community; and the appropriate and practical ways to use thedifferent avenues of communication.
Event Contact: danielle@gomiem.org
Instructor: Nancy Hawkins, MIEM Marketing Director. In this course, participants will learn the importance of being an ambassador for your school district on or off the job; the importance of keeping the community up-to-date with the school districts goals and challenges; techniques and factors that are considered by public relations specialists when marketing a school to their community; the various forms of communication that can be used to deliver information to the school community; and the appropriate and practical ways to use thedifferent avenues of communication.
Event Contact: danielle@gomiem.org
Instructor: Nancy Hawkins, MIEM Marketing Director. In this course, participants will learn the importance of being an ambassador for your school district on or off the job; the importance of keeping the community up-to-date with the school districts goals and challenges; techniques and factors that are considered by public relations specialists when marketing a school to their community; the various forms of communication that can be used to deliver information to the school community; and the appropriate and practical ways to use thedifferent avenues of communication.
Event Contact: danielle@gomiem.org
Instructor: Nancy Hawkins, MIEM Marketing Director. In this course, participants will learn the importance of being an ambassador for your school district on or off the job; the importance of keeping the community up-to-date with the school districts goals and challenges; techniques and factors that are considered by public relations specialists when marketing a school to their community; the various forms of communication that can be used to deliver information to the school community; and the appropriate and practical ways to use thedifferent avenues of communication.
Event Contact: danielle@gomiem.org
Instructor: Nancy Hawkins, MIEM Marketing Director. In this course, participants will learn the importance of being an ambassador for your school district on or off the job; the importance of keeping the community up-to-date with the school districts goals and challenges; techniques and factors that are considered by public relations specialists when marketing a school to their community; the various forms of communication that can be used to deliver information to the school community; and the appropriate and practical ways to use thedifferent avenues of communication.
Event Contact: danielle@gomiem.org
Instructor: Nancy Hawkins, MIEM Marketing Director. In this course, participants will learn the importance of being an ambassador for your school district on or off the job; the importance of keeping the community up-to-date with the school districts goals and challenges; techniques and factors that are considered by public relations specialists when marketing a school to their community; the various forms of communication that can be used to deliver information to the school community; and the appropriate and practical ways to use thedifferent avenues of communication.
Event Contact: danielle@gomiem.org
Instructor: Nancy Hawkins, MIEM Marketing Director. In this course, participants will learn the importance of being an ambassador for your school district on or off the job; the importance of keeping the community up-to-date with the school districts goals and challenges; techniques and factors that are considered by public relations specialists when marketing a school to their community; the various forms of communication that can be used to deliver information to the school community; and the appropriate and practical ways to use thedifferent avenues of communication.
Event Contact: danielle@gomiem.org
Instructor: Nancy Hawkins, MIEM Marketing Director. In this course, participants will learn the importance of being an ambassador for your school district on or off the job; the importance of keeping the community up-to-date with the school districts goals and challenges; techniques and factors that are considered by public relations specialists when marketing a school to their community; the various forms of communication that can be used to deliver information to the school community; and the appropriate and practical ways to use thedifferent avenues of communication.
Event Contact: danielle@gomiem.org
Presenter: Andrea Cook and Aaron Prince, Plante & Moran, PLLC andRepresentative, SET SEG. Understand the processing of workers’ compensation claims and thelegal and operational aspects of a deferred/defined contribution programand how it affects every payroll office in the state. Know the rules andregulations of 403(b) and cafeteria plans (Sec. 125).
Event Contact: danielle@gomiem.org
Presenter: Randall Dean, Randall Dean Consulting & Training, LLC. This is an introduction to Randy Dean, The “Totally Obsessed” Time Management and e-mail Guy, as Dean leads this content-filled program on how to find more time and productivity every day.You will learn how to: Apply time-saving strategies in your daily interactions with people; De-stress daily work by using a task tracking method using paper,Outlook and/or PDAs. Use consistent methods and habits to shave time off work; know where you left off when you get interruptions; And much more! Make the most of your time, sit back and enjoy this valuable and often humorous program.
Event Contact: danielle@gomiem.org
It seems that every day, managers and professionals are getting buried deeper and deeper under a continuing stream of both useful and useless information. Without a system for getting “control of the beast,” many people spend much of their work (and personal) time spinning wheels and feeling highly unsatisfied, simply due to too much information coming too fast with no place for it to go. If you would like to get control of “the beast” of information overload, you should attend Randall Dean’s Taminge-mail and Information Overload program. Learn how to tame your e-mail account: Use proven strategies for keeping your inbox populated with less than 10 stored e-mail messages; Increase efficiency and control habits forminimizing stored e-mail.
Specific Outcomes: The planning for the four sessions will be shaped by the following big ideas, ways of working at the central office level, and protocols for the daily work with stakeholders.There are several big ideas that will shape this learning experience. To understand Elmore’s concept of “reciprocal accountability” which balances accountability with support across a system. To understand the impact of generational diversity on the work in schools now and in the near futureas our demographics change and impact the way we work.
This event is full. No more registrations are being accepted at this time.
This event is full. No more registrations are being accepted at this time.
This event is full. No more registrations are being accepted at this time.
This event is full. No more registrations are being accepted at this time.
This event is full. No more registrations are being accepted at this time.
This event is full. No more registrations are being accepted at this time.
Registration for this event provides Michigan ASCD an AUTHORIZATION OF IMAGEand RECORDING RELEASE and authorizes the event organizers permission to take photographs, video images, and voice recordingsof all registrants, and also gives the event organizers permission to put the finished images and recordings to any legitimate use they deem proper. Further, the registrant relinquishes in perpetuity any right, title, or interest the registrant may have in the finished images or recordings and grant the event organizers the right to use the imagesand recordings.
Event Contact: danielle@gomiem.org
This event is full. No more registrations are being accepted at this time.
Registration for this event provides Michigan ASCD an AUTHORIZATION OF IMAGEand RECORDING RELEASE and authorizes the event organizers permission to take photographs, video images, and voice recordingsof all registrants, and also gives the event organizers permission to put the finished images and recordings to any legitimate use they deem proper. Further, the registrant relinquishes in perpetuity any right, title, or interest the registrant may have in the finished images or recordings and grant the event organizers the right to use the imagesand recordings.
Event Contact: danielle@gomiem.org
This event is full. No more registrations are being accepted at this time.
Presenter: Meg Hackett, Attorney, Thrun Law Firm, P.C.
Learn about the legal requirements of administering medicine to students, parental rights and the rights of non-custodial parents, FERPA and the confidentiality of student records, student enrollment and residency issues, FOIA, and record keeping procedures.
Location: Oakland Schools, room 160
Presenter: Thomas Mynsberge, Critical Incident Management
Participants will learn techniques and apply them through role play when identifying and addressing safety/security concerns of both students and staff, including: promoting and maintaining a positive school climate; how to respond in an emergency; collaborating with law enforcement, firstresponders and local agencies; non-violent intervention strategies/conflict resolution/mediation; dealing with aggressive students; managing stress in a dangerous situation.
Location: Oakland Schools, room 160
Due to the serious nature of this issue, MASA, MASB and MSBO has partnered with Identity Theft Loss Prevention, LLC in a state-wide campaign to prepare Michigan schools in making the reasonable effort required by law to detect, prevent, and mitigate loss resulting in identity theft. Sign up now for the following Compliance and Awareness Process Workshops.
Due to the serious nature of this issue, MASA, MASB and MSBO has partnered with Identity Theft Loss Prevention, LLC in a state-wide campaign to prepare Michigan schools in making the reasonable effort required by law to detect, prevent, and mitigate loss resulting in identity theft. Sign up now for the following Compliance and Awareness Process Workshops.
Presenter: Kary Amin, Nova Environmental, Inc.
Major state and federal regulations and how they are blended with eachother and their impact on facilities.
Event Contact: danielle@gomiem.org
Presenter: Lee Andrea, SHW Group
Principles in the planning and designing of educational facilities, options in methods of construction management, selection of design and construction professionals, and bonding process; including laws, bidding requirements and recordkeeping.
(Take this class and receive credit for both Facility Planning & Bonds and Facility Design & Construction for Facilities Director Certification)
Event Contact: danielle@gomiem.org
The diversity of students in our classrooms is increasing; the need to shape curriculum and instruction to maximize learning for all students more urgent than ever. Sixteen years of transforming a district culture to plan for each learner’s success has produced successes to celebrate and failures from which to learn. The presenter will provide an introduction to the goals and principles of differentiation • including common misconceptions • and share descriptions of practical systemic strategies • including teacher support and curriculum integration • all interspersed with actual experience.
Please register by November 14, 2008. The simplest way to register is to fill out the registration form and fax your registration to: 517.327.0771.
Please register by November 14, 2008. The simplest way to register is to fill out the registration form and fax your registration to: 517.327.0771.
Presenters: Dan Romzek, Davison Community Schools and Mike Frawley, Yeo &Yeo, P.C.
Know the laws and regulations related to the payroll function, including state and federal payroll laws and regulations, pertinent tax regulations,employee retirement plans, practical aspects of completing a payroll, andelectronic check deposits.
Event Contact: danielle@gomiem.org
Presenters: Dana Abrahams, Clark Hill, PC and Katrina Brunette, Oakland Schools
Learn the basics of performing the purchasing function, including: related Michigan laws, the structure of a purchasing operation, electronic and cooperative purchasing, bidding, reviewing contracts, lease-purchase options, and “partnerships.”
Event Contact: danielle@gomiem.org
Location: Kellogg Center, East Lansing
Presenter: Teresa Pruden, Executive Administrator, Saginaw ISD
Participants will learn strategies and skills for building healthy relationships with peers, supervisors, parents, and community, including: Getting organized, Tools for handling differences in communication styles, How to give and receive feedback, Characteristics of the various generations at work and the implications for the workplace, How to constructively address controversial issues, and How to be an effective gatekeeper.
Location: Oakland Schools, room 250
Presenters: Gail M. Braverman, Consultant and Dan Pappas, Executive Director, Michigan Institute for Educational Management and Associate Executive Director, Michigan Association for School Administrators
Presenters: Steve Lenar, Holly Area Schools and Scott Little, MSBO
The basic structure and function of building, grounds and maintenance operations, laws relating to school construction,environmental laws and regulations, planning maintenance programs, and what to expect from your director of facilities.
Event Contact: danielle@gomiem.org
Presenter: Richard L. Beeckman, RL Beeckman & Associates
Review of insurances necessary for school operations with a primary focus on: workers’ compensation, cafeteria plans property/casualty, health insurance, liability insurance, errors and omissions, and methods of risk management. A portion of the program will be devoted to understanding options for purchasing insurance: pools, cooperatives, private vendors, and self-insurance.
Event Contact: danielle@gomiem.org
Location: NCA, Lansing
Presenter: Sherry McVay, Dewitt Public SchoolsThis class will include: a review of the use of technology in the classroom; purchasing classroom software, including demonstrations and discussions of commonly used products; integration and standardization issues; and understanding curriculum, Michigan’s Standards & Benchmarks and Curriculum Framework.
Event Contact: danielle@gomiem.org
Registration for this event provides Michigan ASCD an AUTHORIZATION OF IMAGEand RECORDING RELEASE and authorizes the event organizers permission to take photographs, video images, and voice recordingsof all registrants, and also gives the event organizers permission to put the finished images and recordings to any legitimate use they deem proper. Further, the registrant relinquishes in perpetuity any right, title, or interest the registrant may have in the finished images or recordings and grant the event organizers the right to use the imagesand recordings.
Event Contact: danielle@gomiem.org
Registration for this event provides Michigan ASCD an AUTHORIZATION OF IMAGEand RECORDING RELEASE and authorizes the event organizers permission to take photographs, video images, and voice recordingsof all registrants, and also gives the event organizers permission to put the finished images and recordings to any legitimate use they deem proper. Further, the registrant relinquishes in perpetuity any right, title, or interest the registrant may have in the finished images or recordings and grant the event organizers the right to use the imagesand recordings.
Event Contact: danielle@gomiem.org
February 3-March 1, 2009
Instructor: Joyce Weiss, Group Dynamic Specialist Training & Development LLC
Express yourself in a concise and respectful manner to become stronger at being direct and truthful. Build mutually beneficial relationships with coworkers. Reclaim productive time by transforming energy-draining employee negativity into positive energy; Problem solve real situations to improve your work environment.
Event Contact: danielle@gomiem.org
February 3-March 1, 2009
Instructor: Joyce Weiss, Group Dynamic Specialist Training & Development LLC
Express yourself in a concise and respectful manner to become stronger at being direct and truthful. Build mutually beneficial relationships with coworkers. Reclaim productive time by transforming energy-draining employee negativity into positive energy; Problem solve real situations to improve your work environment.
Event Contact: danielle@gomiem.org
Specific Outcomes: The planning for the four sessions will be shaped by the following big ideas, ways of working at the central office level, and protocols for the daily work with stakeholders.There are several big ideas that will shape this learning experience. To understand Elmore’s concept of “reciprocal accountability” which balances accountability with support across a system. To understand the impact of generational diversity on the work in schools now and in the near futureas our demographics change and impact the way we work.
Presenter: Lynn Parrish, Howell Public Schools
This session provides an overview of the hiring process, from recruiting, interviewing, and reference checks to staff orientation and record keeping. This session takes you through the steps of setting up personnel records, handling FOIA requests, address policies and procedures by exploring employee handbooks and understanding how worker’s compensation records should be kept in the personnel file.
Event Contact: danielle@gomiem.org
February 3-March 1, 2009
Instructor: Joyce Weiss, Group Dynamic Specialist Training & Development LLC
Express yourself in a concise and respectful manner to become stronger at being direct and truthful. Build mutually beneficial relationships with coworkers. Reclaim productive time by transforming energy-draining employee negativity into positive energy; Problem solve real situations to improve your work environment.
Event Contact: danielle@gomiem.org
February 3-March 1, 2009
Instructor: Joyce Weiss, Group Dynamic Specialist Training & Development LLC
Express yourself in a concise and respectful manner to become stronger at being direct and truthful. Build mutually beneficial relationships with coworkers. Reclaim productive time by transforming energy-draining employee negativity into positive energy; Problem solve real situations to improve your work environment.
Event Contact: danielle@gomiem.org
February 3-March 1, 2009
Instructor: Joyce Weiss, Group Dynamic Specialist Training & Development LLC
Express yourself in a concise and respectful manner to become stronger at being direct and truthful. Build mutually beneficial relationships with coworkers. Reclaim productive time by transforming energy-draining employee negativity into positive energy; Problem solve real situations to improve your work environment.
Event Contact: danielle@gomiem.org
February 3-March 1, 2009
Instructor: Joyce Weiss, Group Dynamic Specialist Training & Development LLC
Express yourself in a concise and respectful manner to become stronger at being direct and truthful. Build mutually beneficial relationships with coworkers. Reclaim productive time by transforming energy-draining employee negativity into positive energy; Problem solve real situations to improve your work environment.
Event Contact: danielle@gomiem.org
February 3-March 1, 2009
Instructor: Joyce Weiss, Group Dynamic Specialist Training & Development LLC
Express yourself in a concise and respectful manner to become stronger at being direct and truthful. Build mutually beneficial relationships with coworkers. Reclaim productive time by transforming energy-draining employee negativity into positive energy; Problem solve real situations to improve your work environment.
Event Contact: danielle@gomiem.org
February 3-March 1, 2009
Instructor: Joyce Weiss, Group Dynamic Specialist Training & Development LLC
Express yourself in a concise and respectful manner to become stronger at being direct and truthful. Build mutually beneficial relationships with coworkers. Reclaim productive time by transforming energy-draining employee negativity into positive energy; Problem solve real situations to improve your work environment.
Event Contact: danielle@gomiem.org
February 3-March 1, 2009
Instructor: Joyce Weiss, Group Dynamic Specialist Training & Development LLC
Express yourself in a concise and respectful manner to become stronger at being direct and truthful. Build mutually beneficial relationships with coworkers. Reclaim productive time by transforming energy-draining employee negativity into positive energy; Problem solve real situations to improve your work environment.
Event Contact: danielle@gomiem.org
Presenter: Shelley Yorke Rose, Director, Communication Services, Oakland Schools
How to understand customers’ expectations; How to deal with many different customers from challenging parents to complaining students; How to improve communication with customers with effective questioning, listening, and responding skills; How to resolve customer problems and complaints; How to present yourself and your organization in a professional manner; The importance of customer service in a schools-of-choice environment; and the effective use of voicemail.
Location: Oakland Schools, room 160
Presenter: Rob Pocock, Marketing, Communications, Priority Health
This session will help participants effectively handle the numerous tasks they must perform in a well-run office. Participants will learn: Principles of time management - How to deal with multiple projects and deadlines; Setting priorities; How to work with multiple bosses; Using multiple calendars; How technology can help you manage your time. Plus, What you can do to create a more productive work environment - The importance of attitude; When - and how - to ask for help; How to reduce stress levels in the workplace; The importance of creating and utilizing a network of peers.
Location: Oakland Schools, room 160
February 3-March 1, 2009
Instructor: Joyce Weiss, Group Dynamic Specialist Training & Development LLC
Express yourself in a concise and respectful manner to become stronger at being direct and truthful. Build mutually beneficial relationships with coworkers. Reclaim productive time by transforming energy-draining employee negativity into positive energy; Problem solve real situations to improve your work environment.
Event Contact: danielle@gomiem.org
February 3-March 1, 2009
Instructor: Joyce Weiss, Group Dynamic Specialist Training & Development LLC
Express yourself in a concise and respectful manner to become stronger at being direct and truthful. Build mutually beneficial relationships with coworkers. Reclaim productive time by transforming energy-draining employee negativity into positive energy; Problem solve real situations to improve your work environment.
Event Contact: danielle@gomiem.org
The diversity of students in our classrooms is increasing; the need to shape curriculum and instruction to maximize learning for all students more urgent than ever. The presenter will provide an introduction to the goals and principles of differentiation • including common misconceptions • and share descriptions of practical classroom strategies for different levels of student readiness, learning styles and interests. The workshop will also provide an opportunity to analyze actual videos of differentiated instruction in real classrooms. Although an introduction to differentiation will be provided, prior reading on the subject will allow the group to proceed to the discussion of implementation more rapidly.
Location: Wexford-Missaukee ISD
February 3-March 1, 2009
Instructor: Joyce Weiss, Group Dynamic Specialist Training & Development LLC
Express yourself in a concise and respectful manner to become stronger at being direct and truthful. Build mutually beneficial relationships with coworkers. Reclaim productive time by transforming energy-draining employee negativity into positive energy; Problem solve real situations to improve your work environment.
Event Contact: danielle@gomiem.org
February 3-March 1, 2009
Instructor: Joyce Weiss, Group Dynamic Specialist Training & Development LLC
Express yourself in a concise and respectful manner to become stronger at being direct and truthful. Build mutually beneficial relationships with coworkers. Reclaim productive time by transforming energy-draining employee negativity into positive energy; Problem solve real situations to improve your work environment.
Event Contact: danielle@gomiem.org
February 3-March 1, 2009
Instructor: Joyce Weiss, Group Dynamic Specialist Training & Development LLC
Express yourself in a concise and respectful manner to become stronger at being direct and truthful. Build mutually beneficial relationships with coworkers. Reclaim productive time by transforming energy-draining employee negativity into positive energy; Problem solve real situations to improve your work environment.
Event Contact: danielle@gomiem.org
February 3-March 1, 2009
Instructor: Joyce Weiss, Group Dynamic Specialist Training & Development LLC
Express yourself in a concise and respectful manner to become stronger at being direct and truthful. Build mutually beneficial relationships with coworkers. Reclaim productive time by transforming energy-draining employee negativity into positive energy; Problem solve real situations to improve your work environment.
Event Contact: danielle@gomiem.org
This program will provide the most recent information, professional advice and proven strategies for those aspiring to the Superintendency. A cadre of experienced administrators from across the State will be sharing important information and posing significant questions to help participants decide whether this is a career path to pursue.
Event Contact: danielle@gomiem.org
February 3-March 1, 2009
Instructor: Joyce Weiss, Group Dynamic Specialist Training & Development LLC
Express yourself in a concise and respectful manner to become stronger at being direct and truthful. Build mutually beneficial relationships with coworkers. Reclaim productive time by transforming energy-draining employee negativity into positive energy; Problem solve real situations to improve your work environment.
Event Contact: danielle@gomiem.org
February 3-March 1, 2009
Instructor: Joyce Weiss, Group Dynamic Specialist Training & Development LLC
Express yourself in a concise and respectful manner to become stronger at being direct and truthful. Build mutually beneficial relationships with coworkers. Reclaim productive time by transforming energy-draining employee negativity into positive energy; Problem solve real situations to improve your work environment.
Event Contact: danielle@gomiem.org
February 3-March 1, 2009
Instructor: Joyce Weiss, Group Dynamic Specialist Training & Development LLC
Express yourself in a concise and respectful manner to become stronger at being direct and truthful. Build mutually beneficial relationships with coworkers. Reclaim productive time by transforming energy-draining employee negativity into positive energy; Problem solve real situations to improve your work environment.
Event Contact: danielle@gomiem.org
February 3-March 1, 2009
Instructor: Joyce Weiss, Group Dynamic Specialist Training & Development LLC
Express yourself in a concise and respectful manner to become stronger at being direct and truthful. Build mutually beneficial relationships with coworkers. Reclaim productive time by transforming energy-draining employee negativity into positive energy; Problem solve real situations to improve your work environment.
Event Contact: danielle@gomiem.org
February 3-March 1, 2009
Instructor: Joyce Weiss, Group Dynamic Specialist Training & Development LLC
Express yourself in a concise and respectful manner to become stronger at being direct and truthful. Build mutually beneficial relationships with coworkers. Reclaim productive time by transforming energy-draining employee negativity into positive energy; Problem solve real situations to improve your work environment.
Event Contact: danielle@gomiem.org
February 3-March 1, 2009
Instructor: Joyce Weiss, Group Dynamic Specialist Training & Development LLC
Express yourself in a concise and respectful manner to become stronger at being direct and truthful. Build mutually beneficial relationships with coworkers. Reclaim productive time by transforming energy-draining employee negativity into positive energy; Problem solve real situations to improve your work environment.
Event Contact: danielle@gomiem.org
February 3-March 1, 2009
Instructor: Joyce Weiss, Group Dynamic Specialist Training & Development LLC
Express yourself in a concise and respectful manner to become stronger at being direct and truthful. Build mutually beneficial relationships with coworkers. Reclaim productive time by transforming energy-draining employee negativity into positive energy; Problem solve real situations to improve your work environment.
Event Contact: danielle@gomiem.org
February 3-March 1, 2009
Instructor: Joyce Weiss, Group Dynamic Specialist Training & Development LLC
Express yourself in a concise and respectful manner to become stronger at being direct and truthful. Build mutually beneficial relationships with coworkers. Reclaim productive time by transforming energy-draining employee negativity into positive energy; Problem solve real situations to improve your work environment.
Event Contact: danielle@gomiem.org
February 3-March 1, 2009
Instructor: Joyce Weiss, Group Dynamic Specialist Training & Development LLC
Express yourself in a concise and respectful manner to become stronger at being direct and truthful. Build mutually beneficial relationships with coworkers. Reclaim productive time by transforming energy-draining employee negativity into positive energy; Problem solve real situations to improve your work environment.
Event Contact: danielle@gomiem.org
February 3-March 1, 2009
Instructor: Joyce Weiss, Group Dynamic Specialist Training & Development LLC
Express yourself in a concise and respectful manner to become stronger at being direct and truthful. Build mutually beneficial relationships with coworkers. Reclaim productive time by transforming energy-draining employee negativity into positive energy; Problem solve real situations to improve your work environment.
Event Contact: danielle@gomiem.org
February 3-March 1, 2009
Instructor: Joyce Weiss, Group Dynamic Specialist Training & Development LLC
Express yourself in a concise and respectful manner to become stronger at being direct and truthful. Build mutually beneficial relationships with coworkers. Reclaim productive time by transforming energy-draining employee negativity into positive energy; Problem solve real situations to improve your work environment.
Event Contact: danielle@gomiem.org
February 3-March 1, 2009
Instructor: Joyce Weiss, Group Dynamic Specialist Training & Development LLC
Express yourself in a concise and respectful manner to become stronger at being direct and truthful. Build mutually beneficial relationships with coworkers. Reclaim productive time by transforming energy-draining employee negativity into positive energy; Problem solve real situations to improve your work environment.
Event Contact: danielle@gomiem.org
Presenter: William Skilling, Oxford Community Schools
This session will focus on team participation in the identification of short- and long-term goals in all aspects of school district activities. Drawing from current research and practices, you will explore opportunities for your school district. This class will also assist inthe making of a strategic plan that will move the district toward the achievement of its mission and goals. The session will provide data-setsrequired to facilitate the strategic planning process and assist in the implementation, monitoring, evaluation, reporting, and revision of astrategic plan.
Event Contact: danielle@gomiem.org
Presenter: TBD
This session will assist the business manager in promoting the development of staff training in technology for the school district. It will focus on developing long-range planning for the school district, while assigning appropriate specifications for technology purchasing. Technology infrastructure contracting for the school district, evaluating the cost benefits of producing information in relation to organizational value, and ensuring that appropriate security is maintained will also be discussed.
Event Contact: danielle@gomiem.org
Presenter: David Hulings, Hulings & Associates, L.L.C.
Learn how to match your leadership style with the culture of your organization. Matching leadership style to the cultural landscape will allow you to increase you productivity, decrease communication problems and strengthen your conflict management skills.
Event Contact: danielle@gomiem.org
Presenter: David Hulings, Hulings & Associates, L.L.C.
Leadership is as much about our core values and the principles we live by, as it is our leadership style and personal leadership charisma: One should never be absent from the other. In this session we will discover ten fundamental leadership principles to use as guide posts to our leadership style(s). When each of the ten principles are employed we will find that they act as a compass to guide us through the very difficult and perilous times education now finds itself facing. Education today needs Principled Leaders: In this session we will discover ten of the great principles we need.
Event Contact: danielle@gomiem.org
Presenter: Raymond Davis, Attorney, Thrun Law Firm, P.C.
Learn about the legal requirements of school districts in regard to the Open Meetings Act, FOIA, the filing, writing and releasing of school board minutes and other election documents; and tips for developing an agenda and review sample policies that deal with these issues.
Location: Oakland Schools, room 160
Presenters: Raymond Davis, Attorney, Thrun Law Firm, P.C. and Teresa Pruden, Executive Administrator, Saginaw ISD
This session will deal with the specific legal and practical aspects of school board meetings as well as board member relations. Other topics covered will be board policy, the Freedom of Information Act, FERPA and records management. Whether you are new to the superintendent’s office or have several years of experience, this session should be very helpful.
Location: Oakland Schools, room 160
Location: Forest Hills Fine Arts Center, Grand Rapids
Pre-registration is no longer available for this event. If you wish to attend, you may walk-in on that day.
Location: Kellogg Center, East Lansing
Registration for this event provides Michigan ASCD an AUTHORIZATION OF IMAGE and RECORDING RELEASE and authorizes the event organizers permission to take photographs, video images, and voice recordings of all registrants, and also gives the event organizers permission to put the finished images and recordings to any legitimate use they deem proper. Further, the registrant relinquishes in perpetuity any right, title, or interest the registrant may have in the finished images or recordings and grant the event organizers the right to use the imagesand recordings.
Event Contact: danielle@gomiem.org
Presenter: Thrun Law Firm, P.C.
Understand the major state and federal employment laws that apply to public schools. Includes: collective bargaining, wage and hour, discrimination, COBRA, Family Medical Leave Act, and federal and state retirement issues.
Event Contact: danielle@gomiem.org
Specific Outcomes: The planning for the four sessions will be shaped by the following big ideas, ways of working at the central office level, and protocols for the daily work with stakeholders. There are several big ideas that will shape this learning experience. To understand Elmore’s concept of “reciprocal accountability” which balances accountability with support across a system. To understand the impact of generational diversity on the work in schools now and in the near futureas our demographics change and impact the way we work.
Instructor: Dan Pappas, Executive Director, MIEM
For today’s administrative professional, the pressures to take on increased responsibilities are greater than ever, and often require theuse of leadership skills. In this workshop you will learn about various leadership styles; the characteristics of your own leadership style; how to observe and understand individual differences in people; how to set the tone for a productive workplace; the importance of being a good role model; decision-making skills; how to look at your work and life goals and find a way to maintain balance; the importance of ethics; and how to berecognized as both a doer and a thinker.
Event Contact: danielle@gomiem.org
Instructor: Dan Pappas, Executive Director, MIEM
For today’s administrative professional, the pressures to take on increased responsibilities are greater than ever, and often require theuse of leadership skills. In this workshop you will learn about various leadership styles; the characteristics of your own leadership style; how to observe and understand individual differences in people; how to set the tone for a productive workplace; the importance of being a good role model; decision-making skills; how to look at your work and life goals and find a way to maintain balance; the importance of ethics; and how to berecognized as both a doer and a thinker.
Event Contact: danielle@gomiem.org
Instructor: Dan Pappas, Executive Director, MIEM
For today’s administrative professional, the pressures to take on increased responsibilities are greater than ever, and often require theuse of leadership skills. In this workshop you will learn about various leadership styles; the characteristics of your own leadership style; how to observe and understand individual differences in people; how to set the tone for a productive workplace; the importance of being a good role model; decision-making skills; how to look at your work and life goals and find a way to maintain balance; the importance of ethics; and how to berecognized as both a doer and a thinker.
Event Contact: danielle@gomiem.org
Instructor: Dan Pappas, Executive Director, MIEM
For today’s administrative professional, the pressures to take on increased responsibilities are greater than ever, and often require theuse of leadership skills. In this workshop you will learn about various leadership styles; the characteristics of your own leadership style; how to observe and understand individual differences in people; how to set the tone for a productive workplace; the importance of being a good role model; decision-making skills; how to look at your work and life goals and find a way to maintain balance; the importance of ethics; and how to berecognized as both a doer and a thinker.
Event Contact: danielle@gomiem.org
Instructor: Dan Pappas, Executive Director, MIEM
For today’s administrative professional, the pressures to take on increased responsibilities are greater than ever, and often require theuse of leadership skills. In this workshop you will learn about various leadership styles; the characteristics of your own leadership style; how to observe and understand individual differences in people; how to set the tone for a productive workplace; the importance of being a good role model; decision-making skills; how to look at your work and life goals and find a way to maintain balance; the importance of ethics; and how to berecognized as both a doer and a thinker.
Event Contact: danielle@gomiem.org
Instructor: Dan Pappas, Executive Director, MIEM
For today’s administrative professional, the pressures to take on increased responsibilities are greater than ever, and often require theuse of leadership skills. In this workshop you will learn about various leadership styles; the characteristics of your own leadership style; how to observe and understand individual differences in people; how to set the tone for a productive workplace; the importance of being a good role model; decision-making skills; how to look at your work and life goals and find a way to maintain balance; the importance of ethics; and how to berecognized as both a doer and a thinker.
Event Contact: danielle@gomiem.org
Instructor: Dan Pappas, Executive Director, MIEM
For today’s administrative professional, the pressures to take on increased responsibilities are greater than ever, and often require theuse of leadership skills. In this workshop you will learn about various leadership styles; the characteristics of your own leadership style; how to observe and understand individual differences in people; how to set the tone for a productive workplace; the importance of being a good role model; decision-making skills; how to look at your work and life goals and find a way to maintain balance; the importance of ethics; and how to berecognized as both a doer and a thinker.
Event Contact: danielle@gomiem.org
Instructor: Dan Pappas, Executive Director, MIEM
For today’s administrative professional, the pressures to take on increased responsibilities are greater than ever, and often require theuse of leadership skills. In this workshop you will learn about various leadership styles; the characteristics of your own leadership style; how to observe and understand individual differences in people; how to set the tone for a productive workplace; the importance of being a good role model; decision-making skills; how to look at your work and life goals and find a way to maintain balance; the importance of ethics; and how to berecognized as both a doer and a thinker.
Event Contact: danielle@gomiem.org
Instructor: Dan Pappas, Executive Director, MIEM
For today’s administrative professional, the pressures to take on increased responsibilities are greater than ever, and often require theuse of leadership skills. In this workshop you will learn about various leadership styles; the characteristics of your own leadership style; how to observe and understand individual differences in people; how to set the tone for a productive workplace; the importance of being a good role model; decision-making skills; how to look at your work and life goals and find a way to maintain balance; the importance of ethics; and how to berecognized as both a doer and a thinker.
Event Contact: danielle@gomiem.org
Instructor: Dan Pappas, Executive Director, MIEM
For today’s administrative professional, the pressures to take on increased responsibilities are greater than ever, and often require theuse of leadership skills. In this workshop you will learn about various leadership styles; the characteristics of your own leadership style; how to observe and understand individual differences in people; how to set the tone for a productive workplace; the importance of being a good role model; decision-making skills; how to look at your work and life goals and find a way to maintain balance; the importance of ethics; and how to berecognized as both a doer and a thinker.
Event Contact: danielle@gomiem.org
Instructor: Dan Pappas, Executive Director, MIEM
For today’s administrative professional, the pressures to take on increased responsibilities are greater than ever, and often require theuse of leadership skills. In this workshop you will learn about various leadership styles; the characteristics of your own leadership style; how to observe and understand individual differences in people; how to set the tone for a productive workplace; the importance of being a good role model; decision-making skills; how to look at your work and life goals and find a way to maintain balance; the importance of ethics; and how to berecognized as both a doer and a thinker.
Event Contact: danielle@gomiem.org
Instructor: Dan Pappas, Executive Director, MIEM
For today’s administrative professional, the pressures to take on increased responsibilities are greater than ever, and often require theuse of leadership skills. In this workshop you will learn about various leadership styles; the characteristics of your own leadership style; how to observe and understand individual differences in people; how to set the tone for a productive workplace; the importance of being a good role model; decision-making skills; how to look at your work and life goals and find a way to maintain balance; the importance of ethics; and how to berecognized as both a doer and a thinker.
Event Contact: danielle@gomiem.org
Instructor: Dan Pappas, Executive Director, MIEM
For today’s administrative professional, the pressures to take on increased responsibilities are greater than ever, and often require theuse of leadership skills. In this workshop you will learn about various leadership styles; the characteristics of your own leadership style; how to observe and understand individual differences in people; how to set the tone for a productive workplace; the importance of being a good role model; decision-making skills; how to look at your work and life goals and find a way to maintain balance; the importance of ethics; and how to berecognized as both a doer and a thinker.
Event Contact: danielle@gomiem.org
Instructor: Dan Pappas, Executive Director, MIEM
For today’s administrative professional, the pressures to take on increased responsibilities are greater than ever, and often require theuse of leadership skills. In this workshop you will learn about various leadership styles; the characteristics of your own leadership style; how to observe and understand individual differences in people; how to set the tone for a productive workplace; the importance of being a good role model; decision-making skills; how to look at your work and life goals and find a way to maintain balance; the importance of ethics; and how to berecognized as both a doer and a thinker.
Event Contact: danielle@gomiem.org
Instructor: Dan Pappas, Executive Director, MIEM
For today’s administrative professional, the pressures to take on increased responsibilities are greater than ever, and often require theuse of leadership skills. In this workshop you will learn about various leadership styles; the characteristics of your own leadership style; how to observe and understand individual differences in people; how to set the tone for a productive workplace; the importance of being a good role model; decision-making skills; how to look at your work and life goals and find a way to maintain balance; the importance of ethics; and how to berecognized as both a doer and a thinker.
Event Contact: danielle@gomiem.org
Instructor: Dan Pappas, Executive Director, MIEM
For today’s administrative professional, the pressures to take on increased responsibilities are greater than ever, and often require theuse of leadership skills. In this workshop you will learn about various leadership styles; the characteristics of your own leadership style; how to observe and understand individual differences in people; how to set the tone for a productive workplace; the importance of being a good role model; decision-making skills; how to look at your work and life goals and find a way to maintain balance; the importance of ethics; and how to berecognized as both a doer and a thinker.
Event Contact: danielle@gomiem.org
Instructor: Dan Pappas, Executive Director, MIEM
For today’s administrative professional, the pressures to take on increased responsibilities are greater than ever, and often require theuse of leadership skills. In this workshop you will learn about various leadership styles; the characteristics of your own leadership style; how to observe and understand individual differences in people; how to set the tone for a productive workplace; the importance of being a good role model; decision-making skills; how to look at your work and life goals and find a way to maintain balance; the importance of ethics; and how to berecognized as both a doer and a thinker.
Event Contact: danielle@gomiem.org
Instructor: Dan Pappas, Executive Director, MIEM
For today’s administrative professional, the pressures to take on increased responsibilities are greater than ever, and often require theuse of leadership skills. In this workshop you will learn about various leadership styles; the characteristics of your own leadership style; how to observe and understand individual differences in people; how to set the tone for a productive workplace; the importance of being a good role model; decision-making skills; how to look at your work and life goals and find a way to maintain balance; the importance of ethics; and how to berecognized as both a doer and a thinker.
Event Contact: danielle@gomiem.org
Instructor: Dan Pappas, Executive Director, MIEM
For today’s administrative professional, the pressures to take on increased responsibilities are greater than ever, and often require theuse of leadership skills. In this workshop you will learn about various leadership styles; the characteristics of your own leadership style; how to observe and understand individual differences in people; how to set the tone for a productive workplace; the importance of being a good role model; decision-making skills; how to look at your work and life goals and find a way to maintain balance; the importance of ethics; and how to berecognized as both a doer and a thinker.
Event Contact: danielle@gomiem.org
Instructor: Dan Pappas, Executive Director, MIEM
For today’s administrative professional, the pressures to take on increased responsibilities are greater than ever, and often require theuse of leadership skills. In this workshop you will learn about various leadership styles; the characteristics of your own leadership style; how to observe and understand individual differences in people; how to set the tone for a productive workplace; the importance of being a good role model; decision-making skills; how to look at your work and life goals and find a way to maintain balance; the importance of ethics; and how to berecognized as both a doer and a thinker.
Event Contact: danielle@gomiem.org
Location: Oakland Schools
This class counts as an elective for MIEM's School Administrative Professional Certification.
Location: Oakland Schools
This class counts as an elective for MIEM's School Administrative Professional Certification.
Instructor: Dan Pappas, Executive Director, MIEM
For today’s administrative professional, the pressures to take on increased responsibilities are greater than ever, and often require theuse of leadership skills. In this workshop you will learn about various leadership styles; the characteristics of your own leadership style; how to observe and understand individual differences in people; how to set the tone for a productive workplace; the importance of being a good role model; decision-making skills; how to look at your work and life goals and find a way to maintain balance; the importance of ethics; and how to berecognized as both a doer and a thinker.
Event Contact: danielle@gomiem.org
Registration is now closed for this event. You can still register on site. Please bring payment with you.
Location: Rock Financial Showplace, Novi
The Michigan Department of Education (MDE) and the North Central Association Commission on Accreditation and School Improvement (NCA CASI) will co-sponsor the 2009 Spring School Improvement Conference. This year’s theme is “Effective School Improvement Practices.”
Instructor: Dan Pappas, Executive Director, MIEM
For today’s administrative professional, the pressures to take on increased responsibilities are greater than ever, and often require theuse of leadership skills. In this workshop you will learn about various leadership styles; the characteristics of your own leadership style; how to observe and understand individual differences in people; how to set the tone for a productive workplace; the importance of being a good role model; decision-making skills; how to look at your work and life goals and find a way to maintain balance; the importance of ethics; and how to berecognized as both a doer and a thinker.
Event Contact: danielle@gomiem.org
Registration is now closed for this event. You can still register on site. Please bring payment with you.
Location: Rock Financial Showplace, Novi
The Michigan Department of Education (MDE) and the North Central Association Commission on Accreditation and School Improvement (NCA CASI) will co-sponsor the 2009 Spring School Improvement Conference. This year’s theme is “Effective School Improvement Practices.”
Instructor: Dan Pappas, Executive Director, MIEM
For today’s administrative professional, the pressures to take on increased responsibilities are greater than ever, and often require theuse of leadership skills. In this workshop you will learn about various leadership styles; the characteristics of your own leadership style; how to observe and understand individual differences in people; how to set the tone for a productive workplace; the importance of being a good role model; decision-making skills; how to look at your work and life goals and find a way to maintain balance; the importance of ethics; and how to berecognized as both a doer and a thinker.
Event Contact: danielle@gomiem.org
Instructor: Dan Pappas, Executive Director, MIEM
For today’s administrative professional, the pressures to take on increased responsibilities are greater than ever, and often require theuse of leadership skills. In this workshop you will learn about various leadership styles; the characteristics of your own leadership style; how to observe and understand individual differences in people; how to set the tone for a productive workplace; the importance of being a good role model; decision-making skills; how to look at your work and life goals and find a way to maintain balance; the importance of ethics; and how to berecognized as both a doer and a thinker.
Event Contact: danielle@gomiem.org
Instructor: Dan Pappas, Executive Director, MIEM
For today’s administrative professional, the pressures to take on increased responsibilities are greater than ever, and often require theuse of leadership skills. In this workshop you will learn about various leadership styles; the characteristics of your own leadership style; how to observe and understand individual differences in people; how to set the tone for a productive workplace; the importance of being a good role model; decision-making skills; how to look at your work and life goals and find a way to maintain balance; the importance of ethics; and how to berecognized as both a doer and a thinker.
Event Contact: danielle@gomiem.org
Instructor: Dan Pappas, Executive Director, MIEM
For today’s administrative professional, the pressures to take on increased responsibilities are greater than ever, and often require theuse of leadership skills. In this workshop you will learn about various leadership styles; the characteristics of your own leadership style; how to observe and understand individual differences in people; how to set the tone for a productive workplace; the importance of being a good role model; decision-making skills; how to look at your work and life goals and find a way to maintain balance; the importance of ethics; and how to berecognized as both a doer and a thinker.
Event Contact: danielle@gomiem.org
Instructor: Dan Pappas, Executive Director, MIEM
For today’s administrative professional, the pressures to take on increased responsibilities are greater than ever, and often require theuse of leadership skills. In this workshop you will learn about various leadership styles; the characteristics of your own leadership style; how to observe and understand individual differences in people; how to set the tone for a productive workplace; the importance of being a good role model; decision-making skills; how to look at your work and life goals and find a way to maintain balance; the importance of ethics; and how to berecognized as both a doer and a thinker.
Event Contact: danielle@gomiem.org
Instructor: Dan Pappas, Executive Director, MIEM
For today’s administrative professional, the pressures to take on increased responsibilities are greater than ever, and often require theuse of leadership skills. In this workshop you will learn about various leadership styles; the characteristics of your own leadership style; how to observe and understand individual differences in people; how to set the tone for a productive workplace; the importance of being a good role model; decision-making skills; how to look at your work and life goals and find a way to maintain balance; the importance of ethics; and how to berecognized as both a doer and a thinker.
Event Contact: danielle@gomiem.org
Instructor: Dan Pappas, Executive Director, MIEM
For today’s administrative professional, the pressures to take on increased responsibilities are greater than ever, and often require theuse of leadership skills. In this workshop you will learn about various leadership styles; the characteristics of your own leadership style; how to observe and understand individual differences in people; how to set the tone for a productive workplace; the importance of being a good role model; decision-making skills; how to look at your work and life goals and find a way to maintain balance; the importance of ethics; and how to berecognized as both a doer and a thinker.
Event Contact: danielle@gomiem.org
Registration for this event provides Michigan ASCD an AUTHORIZATION OF IMAGE and RECORDING RELEASE and authorizes the event organizers permission to take photographs, video images, and voice recordings of all registrants, and also gives the event organizers permission to put the finished images and recordings to any legitimate use they deem proper. Further, the registrant relinquishes in perpetuity any right, title, or interest the registrant may have in the finished images or recordings and grant the event organizers the right to use the images and recordings.
Event Contact: danielle@gomiem.org
Registration for this event provides Michigan ASCD an AUTHORIZATION OF IMAGE and RECORDING RELEASE and authorizes the event organizers permission to take photographs, video images, and voice recordings of all registrants, and also gives the event organizers permission to put the finished images and recordings to any legitimate use they deem proper. Further, the registrant relinquishes in perpetuity any right, title, or interest the registrant may have in the finished images or recordings and grant the event organizers the right to use the images and recordings.
Event Contact: danielle@gomiem.org
Location: Kellogg Center, East Lansing
This nuts-and-bolts workshop is designed to answer these questions and help jump-start your district’s planning. Send a district team so you can begin work on a plan and leave with a strategy that fits your needs and goals.
How can your district meet the dual demands to Reform your system as you Restore jobs and services to students?
What best practices are suggested through the regulations and guidance coming out of Washington D.C. and Lansing?
Who are the experts who can advise you?
Where can you find resources to guide you along the way?
When can you expect to see funds start to flow to your district?
New Conference Announced for Educational Technology Leaders!
Educational Technology Leadership Conference
June 22-23, 2009 • Holt High School • Holt, MI
The Michigan Institute for Educational Management (MIEM) and Michigan Association for Computer Users in Learning (MACUL) have announced their partnership in hosting a new conference: the Educational Technology Leadership Conference (ETLC) for educational technology leaders.
New Conference Announced for Educational Technology Leaders!
Educational Technology Leadership Conference
June 22-23, 2009 • Holt High School • Holt, MI
The Michigan Institute for Educational Management (MIEM) and Michigan Association for Computer Users in Learning (MACUL) have announced their partnership in hosting a new conference: the Educational Technology Leadership Conference (ETLC) for educational technology leaders.
Location: Kent ISD
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Location: Kent ISD
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Location: Kent ISD
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Location: Kent ISD
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Michigan's 21st Century School Improvement
August 4-6, 2009
This event is full.
Registration is available for the September 15-17 One Common Voice–One Plan Conference.
Michigan's 21st Century School Improvement
August 4-6, 2009
This event is full.
Registration is available for the September 15-17 One Common Voice–One Plan Conference.
Michigan's 21st Century School Improvement
August 4-6, 2009
This event is full.
Registration is available for the September 15-17 One Common Voice–One Plan Conference.
Location: Plymouth Canton Community Schools
This event is full. Please register for Macomb ISD on August 24-27.
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Location: Plymouth Canton Community Schools
This event is full. Please register for Macomb ISD on August 24-27.
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Location: Plymouth Canton Community Schools
This event is full. Please register for Macomb ISD on August 24-27.
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Location: Plymouth Canton Community Schools
This event is full. Please register for Macomb ISD on August 24-27.
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Location: Sheraton Hotel, Lansing
You must apply for the SUPES Academy to attend. This is part I of a four part series. You must attend all four parts.
Location: Sheraton Hotel, Lansing
You must apply for the SUPES Academy to attend. This is part I of a four part series. You must attend all four parts.
Location: Lansing Center, Lansing
Choose from four knowledge tracks:
Learn from experts
Share results with other districts
Experienced board member or novice, everyone welcome
Registration coming soon at www.masb.org.
Location: Macomb ISD
Registration is now full for this event.
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Location: Macomb ISD
Registration is now full for this event.
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Location: Macomb ISD
Registration is now full for this event.
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Location: Macomb ISD
Registration is now full for this event.
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Location: Kellogg Center, East Lansing
Click here for Conference Strand Descriptions.
Please read before registering:
The following registration form is a fill-in PDF. Type in your information and look for the "Submit" button.
You will then be promted to submit using internal email (Outlook & the like) or to save and manually email if using a web-based email application. (Such as Yahoo or hotmail)
Location: Kellogg Center, East Lansing
Click here for Conference Strand Descriptions.
Please read before registering:
The following registration form is a fill-in PDF. Type in your information and look for the "Submit" button.
You will then be promted to submit using internal email (Outlook & the like) or to save and manually email if using a web-based email application. (Such as Yahoo or hotmail)
Location: Kellogg Center, East Lansing
Click here for Conference Strand Descriptions.
Please read before registering:
The following registration form is a fill-in PDF. Type in your information and look for the "Submit" button.
You will then be promted to submit using internal email (Outlook & the like) or to save and manually email if using a web-based email application. (Such as Yahoo or hotmail)
Location: Holiday Inn, Alpena
Location: Holiday Inn, Alpena
Location: Rock Financial Showplace
Overnight Accommodations can be made with the Hotel Baronette at the rate of $97 if made by 9/13/09. Call 248.349.7800.
Online registration is no longer available for this event.
You may still register on site the day of the event.
Expectations of the class: Online classes run for four weeks. You are required to report in at least once a week to complete assignments. You are also required to complete a final project before receiving credit for the class.
This class is required for MIEM's SAPC certification but anyone interested may take it.
Expectations of the class: Online classes run for four weeks. You are required to report in at least once a week to complete assignments. You are also required to complete a final project before receiving credit for the class.
This class is required for MIEM's SAPC certification but anyone interested may take it.
Expectations of the class: Online classes run for four weeks. You are required to report in at least once a week to complete assignments. You are also required to complete a final project before receiving credit for the class.
This class is required for MIEM's SAPC certification but anyone interested may take it.
Expectations of the class: Online classes run for four weeks. You are required to report in at least once a week to complete assignments. You are also required to complete a final project before receiving credit for the class.
This class is required for MIEM's SAPC certification but anyone interested may take it.
Location: Crystal Mountain Resort, Thompsonville
View conference offerings and registration form.
Crystal Mountain Reservation form. (tax exempt form included)
General Information about Crystal Mountain.
Expectations of the class: Online classes run for four weeks. You are required to report in at least once a week to complete assignments. You are also required to complete a final project before receiving credit for the class.
This class is required for MIEM's SAPC certification but anyone interested may take it.
Location: Crystal Mountain Resort, Thompsonville
View conference offerings and registration form.
Crystal Mountain Reservation form. (tax exempt form included)
General Information about Crystal Mountain.
Expectations of the class: Online classes run for four weeks. You are required to report in at least once a week to complete assignments. You are also required to complete a final project before receiving credit for the class.
This class is required for MIEM's SAPC certification but anyone interested may take it.
Location: Crystal Mountain Resort, Thompsonville
View conference offerings and registration form.
Crystal Mountain Reservation form. (tax exempt form included)
General Information about Crystal Mountain.
Location: Ionia ISD
Location: Ionia ISD
Expectations of the class: Online classes run for four weeks. You are required to report in at least once a week to complete assignments. You are also required to complete a final project before receiving credit for the class.
This class is required for MIEM's SAPC certification but anyone interested may take it.
Expectations of the class: Online classes run for four weeks. You are required to report in at least once a week to complete assignments. You are also required to complete a final project before receiving credit for the class.
This class is required for MIEM's SAPC certification but anyone interested may take it.
Location: Four Points by Sheraton, Saginaw
Expectations of the class: Online classes run for four weeks. You are required to report in at least once a week to complete assignments. You are also required to complete a final project before receiving credit for the class.
This class is required for MIEM's SAPC certification but anyone interested may take it.
Location: Four Points by Sheraton, Saginaw
