The Penn Stater Conference Center HotelState College, Pennsylvania

OCTOBER 30 - NOVEMBER 1

Up to 60 PIL Credit Hours Available!

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Don’t miss out on your association’s premier professionaldevelopment event featuring three national speakers!

Here’s what one of your colleaguessaid about the state conference!

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Welcome!

The PA Principals Conference is an in-credibly important event because it reallytaps into the power of leadership. It givesadministrators the opportunity to learnabout current trends in education and alsohear about the newest resources and pro-grams. I always find myself re-energizedafter attending the conference!

Conference RegistrationCancellation Pol icy

All cancellations must be submitted in writing and

e-mailed to kinner@paprincipals.org or faxed to

Stephanie Kinner at (717) 732-4890. Cancellations

received before October 6, 2016, will be charged a

$50 per person administrative fee.

James E. Orichosky Darren J. McLaurinCo-Chairpersons, 2016 Conference Committee

Dear Fellow Principals and Colleagues, Each day, as principals and educational leaders,we find the “Courage to Lead” in so many ways,whether it is in curriculum development and im-plementation, student discipline, teacher evalu-ations, parent and community outreach or justlending a hand to a student in need. One of thebest ways we can expand our knowledge and buildour leadership skills is by spending time with fellowadministrators in a rich, supportive and learningatmosphere. For these reasons and with greatpleasure, we invite you to the 2016 PA PrincipalsAssociation Conference in State College! This year’s keynote speakers will share a wealthof ideas on a wide range of topics. Eric Sheninger,

Jill Jackson and Salome Thomas-EL will inspire us and motivateus to continue to have the “Courage to Lead” each day. In addition to attending sessions with outstanding keynotespeakers during the conference, you will have a chance to attendbreakout sessions where the presenters will focus on essentialtopics that are on the cutting-edge of educational ideas and theinformative legal update. You won’t want to miss the outstandingvendors in the Exhibit Hall! We also will be offering opportunitiesfor participants to attend PIL classes that coincide with the con-ference and to get those needed Act 45 hours in a professionallearning community. Finally, you will have time to interact with fellow principals andadministrators from across the state in a relaxed setting duringour banquet, as well as during social times in the evening. Welook forward to meeting, sharing and learning with all of you atthis year’s conference!

Featuring Keynote Speakers:Featuring Keynote Speakers:Featuring Keynote Speakers:Featuring Keynote Speakers:Featuring Keynote Speakers:Eric SheningerEric SheningerEric SheningerEric SheningerEric Sheninger Jill JacksonJill JacksonJill JacksonJill JacksonJill Jackson

is a Senior Fellow and Thought Leader onDigital Leadership with the InternationalCenter for Leadership in Education. In ad-dition, he was the award-winning principalat New Milford High School. He oversawthe successful implementation of severalsustainable change initiatives that trans-formed the learning culture at his schoolwhile increasing achievement. His work fo-cuses on leading and learning in the digitalage as a model for moving schools and dis-tricts forward.

Salome Thomas-ELSalome Thomas-ELSalome Thomas-ELSalome Thomas-ELSalome Thomas-EL Carl Beard, Esq.Carl Beard, Esq.Carl Beard, Esq.Carl Beard, Esq.Carl Beard, Esq.is a national education expert and a con-tributor on “The Dr. Oz Show.” PrincipalEL is author of the best-selling books, IChoose to Stay and The Immortality of In-fluence, which stresses the importance ofmentoring, parenting and service to oth-ers. Additionally, he has received theMarcus A. Foster Award as the outstandingSchool District Administrator in Phila-delphia and the University of Pennsylva-nia’s distinguished Martin Luther KingAward.

is the managing director and senior educa-tional consultant at Jackson Consulting. Ms.Jackson has been the professional programand educational services manager at Consor-tium on Reading Excellence. She is a formerclassroom teacher and administrator whouses her experience in 30+ states and withthousands of teachers, coaches, administra-tors, program directors and superintendentsas inspiration for her down-to-earth and funhow-to books.

Sincerely,

is a partner in the firm of Andrews and Beardin Altoona, Pa., since 1991. His areas ofconcentration include labor, employment,and school and municipal law. He repre-sents employers across Pennsylvania in arbi-trations, defense of employment discrimina-tion lawsuits, special education due pro-cess hearings and in the negotiation of col-lective bargaining agreements. He serves aspresident of the PA School Solicitor’s As-sociation since 2007, and is a regular lec-turer for the PA School Boards Association.

PrincipalPenn-Kidder CampusJim Thorpe Area School District

David F. McAndrew, Jr.

After October 6, NO REFUNDS will be granted onany registrations or meals. No-shows will be chargedthe full fee for their registration.

*Selection for Sunday Banquet - Indicate number of entree(s) desired___ Potato Crusted Salmon ___ Roasted European Pesto

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Name ______________________________________ Position _____________________________________

School District _______________________________ School ______________________________________

S.D. Address ________________________________ School Address _______________________________

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School Phone __________________ Fax __________________ E-mail ______________________________

Badge Name __________________________________ 7-Digit PP ID# _____________________________

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(Spouse/guest need not pay registration fee - only cost of meals attending.) ____ I will ____ will not be staying at the hotel.

Full Conference Rates for Individuals All meals & programs included - mark meal attending & banquet selection below.

Early Bird Registration (Extended to 8/31/16) Fees Enclosed_____ Member Early Bird - $300 _________________ Non-member Early Bird - $400 ____________Registration

_____ Member Advance - $325 (received 9/1/16 - 10/17/16) _________________ Non-member - $425 (received 9/1/16 - 10/17/16) _________________ Member Attending First PA Principals Association Conference - $275 _________________ Retired Member - $115 ____________

Full Conference Rates for Teams of PA Principals Association Members All meals & programs included - mark meal attending & banquet selection below.

IMPORTANT: (Separate forms MUST be filled out for each team member from a districtand they MUST be received together for discount to be given.)

_____ District Team (must have 3 or more full conference registrants) - $275 each ____________ Other Names: _____________________ _____________________ _____________________

NOTE: Member On-Site - $375 / Non-member On-Site - $450 (received after 10/17/16) ____________

Per Diem Rates_____ Sunday - Member - $175 / Non-member - $200 ____________

(includes all p.m. sessions plus refreshments, president’s reception, banquet* and social)

_____ Members Only - $125 (without Banquet and Social) ____________(includes all p.m. sessions plus refreshments)

_____ Monday - Member - $225 / Non-member - $250 ____________(includes all programs of the day plus continental breakfast, lunch and refreshments)

_____ “Invited Teacher” (with registered principal) - $125 ____________(includes all programs of the day plus continental breakfast, lunch and refreshments)

Principal’s Name: ____________________________

_____ Tuesday - Member - $125 / Non-member - $150 ____________(includes all programs of the day plus buffet breakfast)

Extra Meals (for spouse/guest)

_____ Sunday - Banquet* - $45 _________________ Monday - Lunch w/Exhibits - $25 _________________ Tuesday - Buffet Breakfast - $25 ____________

If check is not enclosed, provide the following information forbilling the district:

Purchase Order #:

Purchase Order Date:

Complete form & send to kinner@paprincipals.org or mailto PA Principals Conf., P.O. Box 39, Summerdale, PA 17093

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For information on making hotel reservations, pleaseturn to the back page of this brochure. Deadline forreservations, 9/28/16 - then subject to availability.

2016 PA Principals Association Conference Registration

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HELD DURING CONFERENCE: Improving Student Learning Through Research-Based

Practices: The Power of an Effective Principal

Instructor: Dr. Beth Haldeman

30 Act 45 PIL Hours Available

PIL Registration/Fees (Please note: These fees are in addition to conference registration on reverse side.)

MEMBER One PIL course - $185 PIL fee*

Both PIL courses - $370 PIL fee*

NON-MEMBER One PIL course - $250 PIL fee*

Both PIL courses - $500 PIL fee*

You must register for the full conference (complete form on reverse side) to be eligible

to register for an Act 45 PIL Program:

Act 45 PIL Program Registration FormAct 45 PIL Program Registration FormAct 45 PIL Program Registration FormAct 45 PIL Program Registration FormAct 45 PIL Program Registration Form

*Includes cost of materials (excluding books), additional meals, instruction rooms and handling fees.

PRE-CONFERENCE OFFERING: Linking Student Learning to Teacher Supervision

and Evaluation

Instructors: Paul Healey, Ph. D., Dr. Beth Haldeman & Dr. Joseph Clapper

30 Act 45 PIL Hours Available

I have completed the contact information on the reverse side:

Name: School District:

An Overview of Course Requirements

&“Linking Student Learning to Teacher Supervision and Evaluation”

Please check the box next to the program(s) below, you wish to attend.

You must attend the full conference to attend a PIL workshop.

A detailed program description/schedule will be sent to you upon registration.

Register now - limited seating available.

♦♦♦♦♦ Participants will be required to complete pre-conference reading and assignments.

♦♦♦♦♦ Participants will be required to attend certain specific workshops and programs during the

conference. In addition, participants will have “personal” time at the conference to attend

all major speakers/sessions (that are not part of the requirements) and the exhibits.

♦♦♦♦♦ Participants will be required to submit action plans and a brief final report.

“Improving Student Learning Through Research-Based Practices:

The Power of an Effective Principal”

Please note your PIL registration amount where indicated on the regular conferenceregistration form (on page 3). For more information, call (717) 732-4999.

Leadership in Difficult Times.

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Leadership in Difficult Times.

THIS SCHEDULE IS SUBJECT TTHIS SCHEDULE IS SUBJECT TTHIS SCHEDULE IS SUBJECT TTHIS SCHEDULE IS SUBJECT TTHIS SCHEDULE IS SUBJECT TO CHANGEO CHANGEO CHANGEO CHANGEO CHANGE – Various awards willbe presented throughout the conference, and the multiplebreakout sessions will be presented based on four strands:Strategic/Cultural Leadership, Systems Leadership, Leadershipfor Learning and Professional and Community Leadership.

8 a.m. - 4 p.m. REGISTRAREGISTRAREGISTRAREGISTRAREGISTRATIONTIONTIONTIONTION(Morning refreshments served in conjunction with registration)

8 a.m. 5K FUN RUN & W5K FUN RUN & W5K FUN RUN & W5K FUN RUN & W5K FUN RUN & WALKALKALKALKALK (Location & other details to follow!)

9 a.m. - 12 p.m. PIL PRPIL PRPIL PRPIL PRPIL PROGRAM INTROGRAM INTROGRAM INTROGRAM INTROGRAM INTRODUCTION ODUCTION ODUCTION ODUCTION ODUCTION – Improving Student Learning Through Research-Based Practices:The Power of an Effective Principal

Dr. Beth Haldeman, president-elect, PA Principals Association/elementary principal, CocalicoSchool District

11:30 a.m. - 1 p.m. LUNCH ON YOUR OWNLUNCH ON YOUR OWNLUNCH ON YOUR OWNLUNCH ON YOUR OWNLUNCH ON YOUR OWN

1:15 p.m. PRESENTPRESENTPRESENTPRESENTPRESENTAAAAATION & POSTING OF COLORSTION & POSTING OF COLORSTION & POSTING OF COLORSTION & POSTING OF COLORSTION & POSTING OF COLORS

1:30 p.m. - 2:45 p.m. FIRST GENERAL SESSIONFIRST GENERAL SESSIONFIRST GENERAL SESSIONFIRST GENERAL SESSIONFIRST GENERAL SESSION (Required for Improving Student Learning PIL program)Keynote: Eric SheningKeynote: Eric SheningKeynote: Eric SheningKeynote: Eric SheningKeynote: Eric Sheningererererer – Digital Leadership: Changing Paradigms for Changing Times

3 p.m. - 4:30 p.m. MULMULMULMULMULTIPLE BREAKTIPLE BREAKTIPLE BREAKTIPLE BREAKTIPLE BREAKOUT SESSIONS IOUT SESSIONS IOUT SESSIONS IOUT SESSIONS IOUT SESSIONS IAn Afternoon with Eric Sheninger – Creating Schools That Work For Kids

Are We There YET?: Fostering a Growth Mindset In Teachers and StaffAshlyn Rehm, principal, Mechanicsburg Area School District

School Communications 2.0: Using Social Media To Make You a Better PrincipalBrandon Bailey, principal, Richland School District

Let’s SLO Down: Making Student Learning Objective Meaningful for AllDr. Tammy Andreyko, assistant superintendent; and Karyn Dobda, coordinator of onlinelearning and professional development - North Allegheny School District

Creating Opportunities to Increase Student Growth on Keystone ExamsDr. Daniel Lentz, program principal; and Michael Hower, lead principal - Fox Chapel AreaSchool District

Building Capacity to Understand Learning by Understanding How the Brain LearnsDr. Barbara Mellett, principal, Quaker Valley School District

5 p.m. - 5:45 p.m. PRESIDENT’S RECEPTIONPRESIDENT’S RECEPTIONPRESIDENT’S RECEPTIONPRESIDENT’S RECEPTIONPRESIDENT’S RECEPTION

6 p.m. - 7:30 p.m. ANNUAL BANNUAL BANNUAL BANNUAL BANNUAL BANQANQANQANQANQUETUETUETUETUET

8 p.m. - 11 p.m. DIAMOND SPONSORS’ SOCIAL DIAMOND SPONSORS’ SOCIAL DIAMOND SPONSORS’ SOCIAL DIAMOND SPONSORS’ SOCIAL DIAMOND SPONSORS’ SOCIAL (Food, Music, Prizes & Fun! See Page 7 for Details AboutFood Drive!)

TTTTTimeimeimeimeime TTTTTopicopicopicopicopic8:30 a.m. - 9 a.m. REGISTRAREGISTRAREGISTRAREGISTRAREGISTRATIONTIONTIONTIONTION – PRE-CONFERENCE PIL PRPRE-CONFERENCE PIL PRPRE-CONFERENCE PIL PRPRE-CONFERENCE PIL PRPRE-CONFERENCE PIL PROGRAM ONLOGRAM ONLOGRAM ONLOGRAM ONLOGRAM ONLYYYYY

(Morning refreshments served in conjunction with registration)

9 a.m. - 3:30 p.m. PRE-CONFERENCE PIL PRPRE-CONFERENCE PIL PRPRE-CONFERENCE PIL PRPRE-CONFERENCE PIL PRPRE-CONFERENCE PIL PROGRAMOGRAMOGRAMOGRAMOGRAM - Linking Student Learning to Teacher Supervision and EvaluationPaul Healey, Ph.D., executive director, PA Principals Association; Dr. Beth Haldeman, presi-dent-elect, PA Principals Association/elementary principal, Cocalico School District; andDr. Joseph Clapper, assistant executive director, PA Principals Association

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SaturdaySaturdaySaturdaySaturdaySaturday, October 29, October 29, October 29, October 29, October 29

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Leadership in Difficult Times.TTTTTimeimeimeimeime TTTTTopicopicopicopicopic7:30 a.m. - 4 p.m. REGISTRAREGISTRAREGISTRAREGISTRAREGISTRATIONTIONTIONTIONTION

7:45 a.m. - 8:30 a.m. CONTINENTCONTINENTCONTINENTCONTINENTCONTINENTAL BREAKFAL BREAKFAL BREAKFAL BREAKFAL BREAKFAST IN EXHIBIT HALLAST IN EXHIBIT HALLAST IN EXHIBIT HALLAST IN EXHIBIT HALLAST IN EXHIBIT HALL

7:45 a.m. - 4 p.m. EXHIBITS OPENEXHIBITS OPENEXHIBITS OPENEXHIBITS OPENEXHIBITS OPEN

8:30 a.m. - 10 a.m. SECOND GENERAL SESSION SECOND GENERAL SESSION SECOND GENERAL SESSION SECOND GENERAL SESSION SECOND GENERAL SESSION (Required for Improving Student Learning PIL program)Keynote: Jill Jackson Keynote: Jill Jackson Keynote: Jill Jackson Keynote: Jill Jackson Keynote: Jill Jackson – Get a Backbone, Principal! Five Conversations Every PrincipalMust Have Right Away

10 a.m. - 10:30 a.m. VISIT THE EXHIBITS VISIT THE EXHIBITS VISIT THE EXHIBITS VISIT THE EXHIBITS VISIT THE EXHIBITS – BEVERA BEVERA BEVERA BEVERA BEVERAGE BREAKGE BREAKGE BREAKGE BREAKGE BREAK

10 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. TECH LEARNING LABS (in the CourtyTECH LEARNING LABS (in the CourtyTECH LEARNING LABS (in the CourtyTECH LEARNING LABS (in the CourtyTECH LEARNING LABS (in the Courtyard Loungard Loungard Loungard Loungard Lounge) e) e) e) e) - Featuring NASSP Digital Principals

10:30 a.m. - 12 p.m. MULMULMULMULMULTIPLE BREAKTIPLE BREAKTIPLE BREAKTIPLE BREAKTIPLE BREAKOUT SESSIONS IIOUT SESSIONS IIOUT SESSIONS IIOUT SESSIONS IIOUT SESSIONS IIA Morning with Jill Jackson – How to Differentiate Professional Development and Coaching WhenYour Teachers are at Totally Different Skill Levels

Implementing the PA English Language Development Framework: Supporting the Achievement ofCollege and Career Readiness Standards

Linda Long, ESL/bilingual education advisor, Pennsylvania Department of Education; andAnne Scoufalos, ESL technical assistance coordinator, Center for Schools and Communities

Exploring the Extra-Curricular: Balancing the Benefits of Student Participation andthe School Budget

Dr. Mark Murphy, principal, Lackawanna Trail School District

Being a Connected Educator: Leveraging the Power of Social Learning for Professional GrowthTravis Bloom, principal; Jennifer Frantz, principal; and Dr. Michael Donnelly, principal -Centennial School District

Personalizing Learning Using a Blended Learning ApproachDr. Christine Lay, assistant superintendent; and Donna Harrison, principal -Gettysburg Area School District

ALICE (Alert, Lockdown, Inform, Counter, Evacuate) Active Shooter Response ProgramDr. Tiffany Wright, coordinator of educational leadership programs; Dr. Richard Mehrenberg,assistant professor; Peter Anders, chief of police; and Dr. Rebecca Mowrey, professor -Millersville University of PA

12 p.m. - 1:15 p.m. LUNCH IN THE EXHIBIT HALLLUNCH IN THE EXHIBIT HALLLUNCH IN THE EXHIBIT HALLLUNCH IN THE EXHIBIT HALLLUNCH IN THE EXHIBIT HALL

12 p.m. - 2 p.m. PPPPPAST PRESIDENTS/DISTINGUISHED PRINCIPAST PRESIDENTS/DISTINGUISHED PRINCIPAST PRESIDENTS/DISTINGUISHED PRINCIPAST PRESIDENTS/DISTINGUISHED PRINCIPAST PRESIDENTS/DISTINGUISHED PRINCIPALS/RETIREES LUNCHEONALS/RETIREES LUNCHEONALS/RETIREES LUNCHEONALS/RETIREES LUNCHEONALS/RETIREES LUNCHEON

1:30 p.m. - 2:45 p.m. THIRD GENERAL SESSION THIRD GENERAL SESSION THIRD GENERAL SESSION THIRD GENERAL SESSION THIRD GENERAL SESSION (Required for Improving Student Learning PIL program)Keynote: Salome Thomas-ELKeynote: Salome Thomas-ELKeynote: Salome Thomas-ELKeynote: Salome Thomas-ELKeynote: Salome Thomas-EL – The Immortality of Influence: Leadership is About Service

2:45 p.m. - 3:15 p.m. VENDOR DOOR PRIZE DRAVENDOR DOOR PRIZE DRAVENDOR DOOR PRIZE DRAVENDOR DOOR PRIZE DRAVENDOR DOOR PRIZE DRAWING WING WING WING WING – REFRESHMENT BREAK REFRESHMENT BREAK REFRESHMENT BREAK REFRESHMENT BREAK REFRESHMENT BREAK

3:30 p.m. - 4:45 p.m. MULMULMULMULMULTIPLE BREAKTIPLE BREAKTIPLE BREAKTIPLE BREAKTIPLE BREAKOUT SESSIONS IIIOUT SESSIONS IIIOUT SESSIONS IIIOUT SESSIONS IIIOUT SESSIONS IIIAn Afternoon with Salome Thomas-EL – Resilient Leaders: Challenging the Status Quo

Principal Perceptions of the Principal Evaluation Process in PennsylvaniaDr. Ed Fuller, associate professor; Dr. Marsha Modeste, assistant professor - Penn StateUniversity College of Education; and Dr. Joseph Clapper, assistant executive director - PAPrincipals Association

Special Education: How Did We Get Here and What Does it Mean to be an LEA Rep?Ron Logan, education consultant; Tracy Ficca, education consultant; and Judy Ball,education consultant - PaTTAN

Leading the Post-Observation Conference to Improve Teacher PerformanceDr. Ann Gaudino, associate professor - Millersville University of PA

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MondayMondayMondayMondayMonday, October 31, October 31, October 31, October 31, October 31

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Leadership in Difficult Times.Leadership in Difficult Times.

7:30 a.m. - 10:15 a.m. REGISTRAREGISTRAREGISTRAREGISTRAREGISTRATIONTIONTIONTIONTION

8 a.m. - 9:15 a.m. BBBBBUFFET BREAKFUFFET BREAKFUFFET BREAKFUFFET BREAKFUFFET BREAKFAST & ANNUAL PAST & ANNUAL PAST & ANNUAL PAST & ANNUAL PAST & ANNUAL PA PRINCIPA PRINCIPA PRINCIPA PRINCIPA PRINCIPALS ASSOCIAALS ASSOCIAALS ASSOCIAALS ASSOCIAALS ASSOCIATION BTION BTION BTION BTION BUSINESS MEETINGUSINESS MEETINGUSINESS MEETINGUSINESS MEETINGUSINESS MEETING

9:15 a.m. - 10:15 a.m. FOURFOURFOURFOURFOURTH GENERAL SESSION TH GENERAL SESSION TH GENERAL SESSION TH GENERAL SESSION TH GENERAL SESSION (Required for Improving Student Learning PIL program)Keynote: Carl Beard, Esq. Keynote: Carl Beard, Esq. Keynote: Carl Beard, Esq. Keynote: Carl Beard, Esq. Keynote: Carl Beard, Esq. – Legal Update

10:15 a.m. RETIRING OF COLORSRETIRING OF COLORSRETIRING OF COLORSRETIRING OF COLORSRETIRING OF COLORS

TTTTTimeimeimeimeime TTTTTopicopicopicopicopic3:30 p.m. - 4:45 p.m. MULMULMULMULMULTIPLE BREAKTIPLE BREAKTIPLE BREAKTIPLE BREAKTIPLE BREAKOUT SESSIONS III (CONTOUT SESSIONS III (CONTOUT SESSIONS III (CONTOUT SESSIONS III (CONTOUT SESSIONS III (CONT.).).).).)

How to Cultivate and Support a SUPER Instructional Identity at Your SchoolDr. John Thompson, principal, Hill Top Academy/Capital Area Intermediate Unit 15;Dr. Janilyn Elias, program director; Charles Vennie, behavior consultant; and Lisa Slover,education consultant - Capital Area Intermediate Unit 15

Getting Involved in Your Principals’ AssociationMargaret Foster, NAESP state representative; Mark Korcinsky, NASSP coordinator; andother board and staff members from the PA Principals Association, NASSP and NAESP

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ENJOENJOENJOENJOENJOY AN EVENING ON YOUR OWNY AN EVENING ON YOUR OWNY AN EVENING ON YOUR OWNY AN EVENING ON YOUR OWNY AN EVENING ON YOUR OWN!!!!!

The Penn Stater is located at Penn State Innovation Park in the center ofPennsylvania. The recently renovated and expanded hotel featuring 300 guestrooms and three suites, extensive meeting facilities, 10,000 sq. ft. ballroomand fine dining make it an ideal, full-service facility for our 2016 conference!It also features 49 meeting rooms; full business service; valet parking andairport shuttle; and an indoor pool and fitness center. Experience continen-tal cuisine at The Gardens Restaurant or casual dining in Legends. Two 18-hole golf courses are located nearby. Guests may use all campusrecreational and cultural facilities year round (swimming, squash, ice skat-ing, tennis). In addition, the campus offers five museums and two perform-ing arts theaters - and don’t forget the Penn State Creamery!

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If hotel accommodations are required, please call The Penn Stater Conference Center Hotelreservations department at (800) 233-7505 and refer to our Group Code - PAEJ16A.

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Click on “Select Dates” at the top left and proceed from there.The deadline to receive the group discount whenmaking hotel reservations is September 28, 2016.