Friday April 15th 8:00 am-4:00 pm...
Morning Warm-up Activities
ALL IN THE LONE TREE COMMONS
8:00-8:30
Meet and Greet in the CCC Lone Tree Commons
Grab some fresh coffee, bagels, yogurt, juice or other treat and review the schedule of the day with colleagues.
Discover CCC Geocache
Feeling adventurous? Join our HLC self study geocache activity on CCC Core Values, Vision and Mission statement. Get outside, have some fun and learn something new! Begins at 8:00 am sharp at the EDD Greeters table in the CCC Commons! You only have 30 minutes...
8:30-8:45
20th Anniversary YouTubes
Indiana Talboom and his team of explorers have excavated some of CCC's original community staff and faculty to share their memories of CCC's first years and their reflections and stories of the last twenty years. Lone Tree Commons "Jumbotron" Screen.
8:45-9:00
Human Resource Awards
Join Human Resources in celebrating and acknowledging this year's nominated employees as they present the Spring 2011 Employee of the Year awards. Lone Tree Commons
Morning Breakout Sessions
9:00-10:50 Regular Sessions
Science Learning and Misconceptions (ROOM 505)
Science Learning & Misconceptions slides
with Barbara Austin NAU Teaching and Learning
Since the 1960s, science educators have agreed that a major stumbling block to learning science is misconceptions about natural phenomenon. In spite of this awareness, it is rare that science curricula are designed to address and change student misconceptions. In this session, you will become acquainted with some of the research on science misconceptions, find out how to identify common student misconceptions, and learn about some strategies to address student misconceptions.
Grant Kumbaya (ROOM 512)
Grants Tips n Tricks Asking for Money
Grants Self Quiz
with Stacy Wyman, Karla Phillips, John Cardani Scott Talboom, and a surprise special guest
Philanthropic foundations look at hundreds of requests for funding throughout the year. What makes your request any different than the rest? This workshop provides “the inside scoop” on how to achieve a winning edge over the competition for garnering support for College programs and projects. Workshop wisdom, imparted by your fellow colleagues, will show how, at the end of the day, it’s not so much about you as it is them!
Sharepoint Internet and Intranet Lab (ROOM 132)
SharePoint in Depth
with Rick McDonald and Joseph Tyree
Wrestling with Sharepoint? Rick McDonald and Joseph Tyree will provide assistance during a hands on lab for those working on their public or internal websites. This session is most appropriate for employees have current or impending projects in SharePoint.
Mapping Culture: Organizing for Action (ROOM 511)
with Christine Lemley NAU Teaching and Learning and Gerald Wood NAU Educational Leadership
This presentation includes an overview for using culture maps in different environments, an opportunity for participants to map out how various cultures are reflected at Coconino Community College, and a discussion of how these maps can be applied to various disciplines.
9:00-11:30 Extended Session
SafeZONE Workshop with U of A (ROOM 510)
with Peggy Glider, Pat Manning, and Lauren Pring
LGBT Campus Organizing Manual
Safe Zone Facilitator Manual
The SafeZONE general education workshop is designed to introduce participants to the experiences of lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and questioning (LGBTQ) people. This workshop will introduce definitions related to sexual orientation and gender identity, address homophobia and heterosexism, and dispel myths and misunderstandings about lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender identities and communities. This workshop is a prerequisite for the Ally Development Workshop. Participants who complete this session will receive a SafeZONE button.
11:00-11:50 Regular Sessions
CCC Student Panel: A Day In the Life (ROOM 512)
with Ingrid Lee
Join a diverse panel of CCC students to discuss their experience as a community college student living in Flagstaff. Students will also provide feedback on a variety of topics pertaining to what supports or inhibits their success as students.
Flagstaff Residential Energy Retrofit Program (ROOM 505)
City of Flagstaff - Residential Energy Efficiency Program
Flagstaff Retrofit Application form
with Lucy Huffman and Cynthia Pardo
This workshop will focus on ways to save money on utility bills by increasing energy efficiency at home through participation in the City of Flagstaff's Residential Energy Retrofit Program. Residential Energy Retrofit Program services include energy and water conservation measures as well as education and guidance for additional measures that can improve the energy efficiency of your home.
Supporting Diverse Learners (ROOM 511)
TRiO & Student Support Services slides
with Kim Khatibi, Leilani Carreno, John Henneberg
Disability Resources, Passages, and TRiO will briefly present individual programs and specific strategies used to meet the needs of our diverse student population. Addressing needs of underrepresented populations such as single parents, displaced homemakers, first generation, low socioeconomic status, and students with disabilities.
Using Library Resources – An Introduction for Faculty and Staff (ROOM 459)
with Este Pope
Este will review the current online databases available for all members of the CCC community, provide an overview of services available at NAU’s Cline Library, and review basics of plagiarism and citation management. Este will provide some ideas for using library resources in the classroom. Come prepared with some search topics for hands on database searching.
What's It Like To Teach at Community College? (ROOM 460)
with CCC Panel: Colleen Carscallen, Jill Divine, Sam Piper and Jeremy Martin, also NAU Guests
Come join our CCC panel of English instructors as we share our teaching experiences. We have invited GTA's from NAU's composition program to join us. Our panel will answer questions and encourage everyone to share their own perspectives on what it is like to teach at a community college. All disciplines are welcome. We will discuss our strategies, tips and challenges when teaching at a community college.
So You Think You Can Dance? (BUILDING 6)
with Alex Terlwilliger and Rosa Mendoza-Logan
Come learn the dance moves to Thriller. This is a very popular flash mob. Be ready to dance!
Lunch Activities
ALL IN THE LONE TREE COMMONS
12:00-1:00
Lunch by Pita Jungle
Join us for an amazing lunch with a wide variety of platters, pitas, wraps and salads. Gluten-free, dairy-free, nut-free and vegetarian options will be available and labeled!
12:15-12:30
Key Note: Humble Beginnings...Huge Success...Beginning Our 20 year Celebration by Remembering Our Past
with Paul Neumann & Gene Hughes
12:30-1:00
Human Timeline
Telling CCC's Story: Creating A Timeline of Our First 20 Years
Afternoon Breakout Sessions
1:00-2:50 Regular Sessions
Designing a Learning Environment: Pedagogy & Online Learning (ROOM 509)
Outline of presentation
with John Doherty and Walter Nolan NAU e-Learning Center
John and Walter, the lead instructional design team for the NAU’s e-Learning center, will provide an overview, discussion and interactive workshop on designing online learning environments. If you teach online or are interested in developing online materials for your class, please come!
CLOSED Leadership Academy Session: Personal Awareness (ROOM 512)
with Paul Wilkins
A closed make-up session for current CCC leadership academy participants only.
1:00-1:50 Short Session
Advising for CCC2NAU: How to Guide Our Students (ROOM 459)
with Ryan Wessel, Mike Opper
The collaborative efforts of the CCC2NAU Program and CCC’s advising structures are to prepare CCC students to meet their CCC educational goals and seamless transfer to and immersion in their respective NAU baccalaureate degree. Learn about the integrative efforts of the CCC2NAU Program and CCC advising structures to provide degree selection and focus, accurate course selection, a prepared transition to NAU and increased graduation rates for both institutions. Objectives for this workshop are to educate CCC employees about integration of CCC and CCC2NAU advising structures, CCC2NAU philosophy, pragmatism and program intent, and strengthening of CCC staff and instructors as referral agents.
Time Management (ROOM 505)
with Jean Richmond-Bowman
The workshop will examine and discuss time management skills in both professional and personal settings, and will give employees those tools that have been proven successful in creating an effective time management strategy.
An Introduction to Windows 7 (ROOM 110)
with Jared Logan
Join Jared logan in exploring the new face of Windows 7. Jared will provide an overview of the changes and take you on a tour of this coming upgrade.
2:00-2:50 Short Session
Successful Small Group Work in Introductory Classes (ROOM 511)
with Lauren Griffith NAU Anthropology
Lauren will address some of the current trends in group work, the research she has been doing at NAU, and provide a demonstration with techniques that work well in groups including IF-AT cards.
Raiding Banner To Get the Financial Information You Need (ROOM 132)
Outline and slides
with Susan Stokes
A look at how to use Banner Finance Self Service to do Budget Queries and other options available to retrieve Financial Documents (Requisitions, Approvals, Pos, Invoices) in WEB4 Faculty/Staff.
Pilates (BUILDING 6)
with Regina Whitehouse
Participants should wear loose comfortable clothing and bring a mat if possible. Bring a bottle of water, relax, enjoy and get ready for the weekend.
1:00-3:30 Extended Session
Safe Zone Workshop with U of A (ROOM 510)
with Peggy Glider, Pat Manning, and Lauren Pring
LGBT Campus Organizing Manual
Safe Zone Facilitator Manual
The Safe Zone general education workshop is designed to introduce participants to the experiences of lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and questioning (LGBTQ) people. This workshop will introduce definitions related to sexual orientation and gender identity, address homophobia and heterosexism, and dispel myths and misunderstandings about lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender identities and communities. This workshop is a prerequisite for the Ally Development Workshop. Participants who complete this session will receive a SafeZONE button.
3:00-3:50 Regular Session
An Introduction to CCC's CARE Program (ROOM 509)
Community . Advocacy . Respect . Excellence
with Veronica Hipolito, Este Pope, Karla Phillips, and Robin Rickli
How important is community building to CCC's work environment? Join us in an interactive discussion and community asset building activity as presenters introduce you to CCC's new and developing CARE program and how you can participate.
Flagstaff Residential Energy Retrofit Program (ROOM 505)
City of Flagstaff - Residential Energy Efficiency Program
Flagstaff Retrofit Application
with Lucy Huffman and Cynthia Pardo
This workshop will focus on ways to save money on utility bills by increasing energy efficiency at home through participation in the City of Flagstaff's Residential Energy Retrofit Program. Residential Energy Retrofit Program services include energy and water conservation measures as well as education and guidance for additional measures that can improve the energy efficiency of your home.
So You Think You Can Dance? (BUILDING 6)
with Alex Terlwilliger
Come learn the dance moves to Thriller. This is a very popular flash mob. Be ready to dance!