CEANYCELEBRATING 40 YEARS

2012 CONFERENCE Continuing EducationAssociation of New York

November 7-9, 2012 Gideon Putnam Resort, Saratoga Springs, NY

Treasuring the Past

Mapping the Future

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Although every year is a special one, this year is clearly extraspecial. In honor of our 40th milestone, we invite you to joinus at the Gideon Putnam Hotel and Spa to recognize ourachievements as educators, the accomplishments of our stu-dents, our lessons learned, and how we can honor that tradi-tion by mapping a new and even more vibrant future. Manyof the challenges we face each day remain the same no mat-ter the decade, budget, resources, lack of rooms or deadlines,but the differences lie in how we have very creatively attackedeach. This year’s conference will find the balance that willenable us all to hear and see how our colleagues have done

this in the past, and how we intend to improve in the future.Although some things remain the same, an immenseportion of our jobs has changed because of budgets and tech-nology. Join us to learn how to imbed best practices in yourprogram and to figure out how to make the best of our exist-ing Continuing Education universe. I look forward to seeingyou there! Also, please join me in thanking Andrea Huda forher amazing efforts in organizing this year's conference andcreating a spectacular program for us all to share!

Ann Clarkson, President, CEANY

Welcome to our Annual Conference on Treasuring the Past and Mapping the Futureand our 40th Anniversary as CEANY!

CEANY Board of Directors: 2011/2012

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This year’s conference, Treasuring the Past,Mapping the Future brings us together thisNovember for a momentous occasion asCEANY celebrates 40 years of advancing con-

tinuing education together! We are excited to bring you athree day program filled with engaging speakers, valuableactivities, and informative concurrent sessions. Fromdeveloping innovative partnerships and collaborating withcolleagues to charting successful program paths, fromgrant-winning writing tips to optimizing your digital mar-keting strategy, this year’s conference will help you mapyour continuing education program for the future!

In addition to the diverse conference programming, onWednesday, November 7th, we will treasure the past andhistory of CEANY as we celebrate 40 years with a specialcelebratory event. Don’t forget all of the great networkingopportunities you will have to connect with your fellowcontinuing education professionals throughout the con-ference, too. We are confident that the knowledge you willgain will bring returns that pay off and inspire more ideasfor the future.

The conference countdown has begun, we look forward toseeing and celebrating with you in November!

Andrea Huda, 2012 CEANY Conference Chair

From the Conference Chair

Officers:Ann Clarkson . . . . . . . . . . . . . PresidentDavid Kohn . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Vice President/President-ElectFranca Armstrong . . . . . . . . . . SecretaryDouglas A. Boettner . . . . . . . . Treasurer

Board Members: Region SouthLorraine Altman . . . . . . . . . . . . Hostos Community CollegeRichard Syrek . . . . . . . . . . . . . . SUNY RocklandAldrin Rafael Bonilla . . . . . . . . CUNY in the HeightsJ. Nathan Bullock . . . . . . . . . . . Fashion Institute of Technology

Board Members: Region EastGlenda V. Roberts . . . . . . . . . . SUNY DelhiWilliam McDonald . . . . . . . . . . Herkimer County CCDenise K. Brucker . . . . . . . . . . SUNY AdirondackVirginia Stoeffel . . . . . . . . . . . . Dutchess Community College

Board Members: Region WestMartha Hubbard . . . . . . . . . . . Tompkins Cortland CCKaren Schuhle-Williams . . . . . . SUNY College of BrockportJill Pippin . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Jefferson Community College

Members at LargeCarrie Kahn . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Erie Community CollegeAmy McHugh . . . . . . . . . . . . . . SUNY Oswego

Liaisons/Representatives . . . Rachel Stephenson, CUNY

Executive Director . . . . . . . . Kathleen Kraus

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Thomas Kowalik, Ed.DThe Future History of Higher and Continuing Education

Some say that higher education is a system on thebrink of dramatic transformation; that its mostviable, yet provocative, futures will be created as aresult of revolution from within the system or dis-ruption from the outside. Celebrating the history ofhigher education, analyzing current events and gaz-

ing into the future, this presentation explores trends and suggeststwo alternative futures that may greatly influence higher education,our institutions and our continuing education programs.

Thomas Kowalik, director of Continuing Education and Outreach atBinghamton University, provides leadership and serves as the principalacademic and administrative officer of Continuing Education andOutreach. He is a member of the International Adult and ContinuingEducation Hall of Fame, and is a past president of both the UniversityProfessional Continuing Education Association and the Coalition ofLifelong Learning Organizations. He has received numerous awardsfor leadership, program development, research and scholarship.

Matthew CapalaThe New Reality: How to Succeed in the Digital World

Digital evolution is exponential and has affectedevery aspect of business, consumerism, cultureand lifestyle. This ‘disruptive innovation’ has creat-ed a new breed of companies, such as Google,Facebook, Linkedin and Twitter, that created a neweco-system, which paved the way to a major shift in

the type of skills that are required to succeed in today’s economy.In this session, Matthew Capala, will decipher winning strategies

on how to adjust today’s professional education to prepare busi-ness leaders for tomorrow’s challenges.

Matthew Capala is an award-winning digital marketer, speaker,trainer, author, and blogger. He spent most of his career at global adagencies managing Fortune 500 accounts, including Dell, LG,Hilfiger, Prudential, Sotheby's, and Western Union. Currently, heheads the Americas search group at Profero, an independent globaldigital agency. Matthew is frequently featured at trade conferences,seminars, radio shows, and universities.

Margie IngramHUMOResilience:Top Tips to Taking the Conference Home with You

Do you remember attending other conferences,getting great ideas to take home with you andunexpectedly leaving them at the door as soon asyou get back to work Monday? Join Margie inthis fun-but-not-just-for-fun closing session asshe shares tips for adding humor and energy to

your work day, developing your R.Q. (Resilience Quotient), andcreating your personal action plan to intentionally put key con-ference learnings into action as soon as you return to work onMonday. You can indeed, “Treasure the Past, Map the Future”as you take this conference home with you!

Margie Ingram, Co-Director of The HUMOR Project in SaratogaSprings, New York, is one of the pioneers in the fields of stress manage-ment, vital aging, and the humor-resilience connection. A popularspeaker, consultant, and workshop leader throughout the U.S. and abroad(Sweden, Norway, Panama, Taiwan), she has presented at national andstate conferences and conducted in-house training programs.

Keynote Speakers

Sponsors and Supporters

Call forAward

NominationsStep 1: Visit our website, www.ceany.orgStep 2: Under the section “What We Do” select “CEANY AWARDS”Step 3: Follow the on-screen directions for submissions.

Nominate a Continuing Education professional, student, or programto be recognized for his or her accomplishments.

2012 Call for Award Nominations

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Ideas Exchange

This CEANY favorite has undergone a makeover!The Ideas Exchange will still provide you with opportu-nities to share tips with fellow practitioners thatdirectly relate to your day-to-day operations andprograms. At the end of the session you will walkaway with some new ideas and best practices toimmediately implement in your department!

40th Anniversary Celebration

Join your fellow CEANY members as wecelebrate 40 years of advancing continuingeducation together! Learn more about how theorganization began, listen to past CEANY

Presidents reflect on the organization, and network withyour fellow professionals in the field!

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Wednesday November 7, 2012Time Event Presenters9:00am Board of Directors Meeting (Board Only)11:00am - 12:00pm Registration/Meet the Vendors12:00pm - 12:50pm Luncheon12:50pm - 2:00pm Conference Welcome/Plenary Speaker Matthew Capala

The New Reality: How to Succeed in the Digital World2:15pm - 3:15pm Concurrent Sessions

1. Quality Standards for Continuing Education and Distance Learning Kim A. Scalzo, Center forProfessional Development, SUNY

2. New Initiatives: Challenges in Collaborative Models Douglas Boettner, Queens College/CUNYDonna Gruber, Queens College/CUNY

3. Seminar Training: A Year in Perspective Wendy Calabrese-Sampone, ProfessionalDevelopment Program, RockefellerCollege/UAlbanyTorie Seegar, Professional DevelopmentProgram, Rockefeller College/UAlbany

4. Finishing Each Other’s Sentences: Partnering to Offer More Colette Labrador, CUNY CareerPATHComprehensive Programs to Adult Students Ashley Dailman, CUNY CareerPATH

3:30pm - 4:30pm Ideas Exchange (A CEANY Conference Favorite—New and Improved!) CEANY Facilitators5:30pm - 7:00pm 40th Anniversary Celebration7:00pm Dinner on your own - Downtown Saratoga Springs Awaits!

Time Event Presenters7:30am - 9:00am Conference Registration7:30am - 9:00am Breakfast9:00am - 10:00am Plenary Speaker: Tom Kowalik, Ed.D., Binghamton University/SUNY

The Future History of Higher and Continuing Education10:00am - 10:15am Break/Meet the Vendors10:15am - 11:15am Concurrent Sessions

1. Corporate Training: A New Learning Frontier James Ratigan, Baruch College/CUNYEvangelina Ocasio, Baruch College/CUNY

2. Perkins Funding and Continuing Education: For the Love of STEM Nina A. Leonhardt, Suffolk Community CollegeW. Troy Tucker, Suffolk Community College

3. Program Maps: Charting the “Course” Deborah E. Reid, Hostos Community College4. Living Outside the Box: A Story of Successful Partnerships Jeri O’Bryan-Losee, Morrisville State College

11:15am - 11:30am Break/Meet the Vendors11:30am - 12:30pm Concurrent Sessions

1. You are a CE Administrator- Now What? Bill McClure, Division of Continuing andProfessional Education/UMass Amherst

2. Charting Your Career Path Fern Chan, Hostos Community CollegeZenoiba Johnson, Hostos Community CollegeTina Quinones, Hostos Community College

3. Collaborations: Working with On-Campus and Off-Campus Amy McHugh, SUNY OswegoPopulations to Deliver Quality Programs Melissa Barrett Bricker, SUNY Oswego

4. What’s Your Worth: An Effective Approach to Continuous Improvement Grant Umberger, Jamestown Community CollegeDelana Rupp, Jamestown Community College

12:30pm - 1:45pm Luncheon/Annual Business Meeting1:45pm - 2:00pm Break2:00pm - 3:00pm Past CEANY Presidents Panel: Selected Past CEANY Presidents

How to Solve Today’s Issues for Tomorrow’s Success3:15pm - 4:15pm Concurrent Sessions

1. Emphasizing the “Function” in “Dysfunction”: Keyla Kirton, Long Island EducationalStrategies for Effective Team Building Opportunity Center, Farmingdale State College

2. Non-Credit Grant Success Stories: How Jefferson Community JoAnne Rhubart, Jefferson Community CollegeCollege Has Leveraged Grants to Expand Offerings Jill Pippin, Jefferson Community College

Andrea Pedrick, Jefferson Community College3. Why Your Campus Needs an English Pathways Program Moderator: Patricia Juza, Baruch College/CUNY

Panelist: Nevena Tomanovic, Baruch College/CUNYPanelist: TBA

4. Advancing the Knowledge Transfer Capabilities of CE Instructors Patrick Dail, SPS/CUNYMichael Teape, Teape Training LLC

5:30pm New Member Reception6:00pm Dinner, Awards Banquet and Auction

Time Event Presenters7:30am - 9:00am Breakfast9:15am - 10:15am Plenary Speaker: Margie Ingram, The Humor Project

HUMOResilience: Top Tips to Taking the Conference Home with You10:15am - 10:30am Break/Meet the Vendors10:30am - 11:30am Concurrent Sessions

1. Be the First to Know Who’s Hiring! Kate Kitchener, LaGuardia Community College2. Embracing Change in Curriculum Delivery: Are You a Life-Long Learner? Karen Coutrier, RN, PhD, Long Island

Educational Opportunity Center, FarmingdaleState College

11:45am Closing Session and Raffle David Kohn, President

Friday November 9, 2012

Schedule, presenters, speakers and panelists are subject to change.

Thursday November 8, 2012

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Saratoga Springs, New York offers the perfect blendof tradition and fun. With shopping, restaurants,legendary racing and Saratoga Spa State Park juststeps from your door, the Gideon Putnam Resort inSaratoga Springs is the ultimate getaway.

Discover the Gideon Putnam Resort:

Just steps away from the indulgent,well-known Roosevelt Baths

Close to Saratoga Performing Arts Centerand Saratoga Spa State Park

Located 45 minutes north of Albany,and less than 4 hours from NYC.

Hotel reservations must be made individually

Please Call (866) 890-1171and ask for the CEANY “Conference Block”to confirm special rates: $135 per room.

• Attendees must mention when booking that they areconsidered tax-exempt and that you must provide yourinstitution’s tax-exempt certificate upon check in.

• The Gideon Putnam requires that all reservations be made byOctober 6, 2012, after which reservations will be acceptedbased on availability.

• The Gideon Putnam has a complimentary shuttle to and fromvarious locations throughout town,including bus and trainstations. For more information, please call the hotel directlyat (518) 584-3000. Additionally, all major airlines providetransportation options to and from Albany.Call (518) 456-1926 for airport information.

• Check-in is 4 p.m. Check-out is 11 a.m.

• Gideon Putnam provides secured luggage storage,should you have the need.

Gideon Putnam Resort24 Gideon Putnam Road

Saratoga Springs, New York 12866(866) 890-1171

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Hotel & Registration

Register by October 1st to lock down your early bird rates!

Full Conference: $375 (After Oct. 1: $395)Includes all meals (except Wednesday evening) and activities

Single Day: Wednesday $150 (After Oct. 1: $170)Includes Luncheon and activities

Single Day: Thursday $225 (After Oct. 1: $245)Includes Breakfast, Luncheon, Dinner and activities

Single Day: Friday $250 (After Oct. 1: $270)Includes Breakfast and activities

*For non-CEANY member pricing please visit www.ceany.org

Conference Pricing

Visit our website, www.ceany.org,select the section “Events”

and follow the on-screen directions.

For assistance or questions, contact Zenobia Johnson,Registration Chair at zjohnson@hostos.cuny.edu

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1. Quality Standards for Continuing Educationand Distance Learning

Presenter: Kim A. Scalzo, Director, SUNY Center for ProfessionalDevelopment, State University of New York

This workshop will introduce attendees to two quality standardsdesigned for organizational self-assessment of continuing educationand distance learning centers. Attendees will work through the self-assessment tools for their organization, develop a plan for imple-menting the tools for continuous quality improvement, and considerthe implications for benchmarking with peer organizations.

2. New Initiatives: Challenges inCollaborative Models

Presenters: Douglas Boettner, Executive Director of Professionaland Continuing Studies, Queens College PCSDonna Gruber, Executive Director of English Language Learning,Queens College, PCS

We are charged with providing new, innovative programs, offeringstudents opportunities to reach their goals within our ever-changingglobal economy. New trends call for collaborative models. Hear thechallenges of current initiatives, such as credit-bearing degree andcertificate programs, and conditional acceptance for international stu-dents. Practical solutions and tips offered. Share your experiences.

3. Seminar Training: A Year in PerspectivePresenters: Wendy Calabrese-Sampone, Sr. Education SpecialistProfessional Development Program, Rockefeller College, UAlbanyTorie Seeger, Project Manager, Professional Development Program,Rockefeller College, UAlbany

Building a Community of Learners through the use of Seminars hasits ups and downs. From objectives to evaluation, the seminarapproach may sound easier than classroom training, but each sessionis different and the content direction cannot always be predicted. Findout what works, and what works better with adults who receive train-ing throughout the year.

4. Finishing Each Other's Sentences:Partnering to Offer More ComprehensivePrograms to Adult Students

Presenters: Colette Labrador, Program Director, CUNY CareerPATHAshley Dallman, CUNY CareerPATH

CUNY CareerPATH strengthens connections between college transi-tion programs, occupational training, and degree programs to helpstudents progress on their education and career pathway. The initiativecombines different types of partnerships - those between degree andcontinuing education programs, between eight colleges, and betweeneducational and non-educational organizations – to promote adult stu-dent success.

1. Corporate Training: A New Learning FrontierPresenters: James Ratigan, Director of Professional Programsand Corporate Outreach, Baruch College-CAPSEvangelina Ocasio, Assistant Director of Professional Programsand Corporate Outreach, Baruch College-CAPS

Increase the ways in which your continuing education departmentprovides training solutions and opportunities to individuals andorganizations. Join us for an interactive session that will review essen-tial aspects of corporate outreach, sales, program development andrelationship management.

2. Perkins Funding and Continuing Education:For the Love of STEM

Presenters: Nina A. Leonhardt, Associate Dean for ContinuingEducation, Suffolk County Community CollegeW. Troy Tucker, Grants Specialist, Suffolk Community College

Reports from state and federal education and labor departments con-tinue to indicate a pressing need for increasing our STEM talent if weexpect the US to compete globally. This workshop will explore howcolleges can use Perkins funding to develop and implement STEM-based Continuing Education vocational programs which will con-tribute to the solution to this national problem.

3. Program Maps: Charting the “Course”Presenter: Deborah E. Reid, Director, Hostos Community College

This presentation will use the Allied Health Career Pipeline Programto assist you with understanding how to design program maps thatillustrate all of the major program components and their inter-con-nectedness.

4. Living Outside the Box:A Story of Successful Partnerships

Presenter: Jeri O'Bryan-Losee, Interim Director, Collegiate Scienceand Technology Entry Program, Morrisville State College

Learn more about the successful partnerships Morrisville StateCollege has fostered which can save your department time, anguish,and money.

1. You are a CE Administrator - Now What?Presenter: Bill McClure, Executive Director,Division of Continuing & Professional Education, UMass Amherst

‘They’ say that the recession is over and things are getting better! So…. why doesn’t it feel better? There are many factors that definetoday’s CE work while chaotic trends impact our field. Presidentswant more revenue, faculty want smaller classes, and you’re trying todevelop new courses and programs. What do you do now? This ses-sion will review new challenges we all face and outline specificactions to help assure success and survival.

Wednesday, November 7, 2012 2:15pm-3:15pm

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2. Charting Your Career PathPresenters: Fern Chan, Director of CUNY CareerPATH,Hostos Community CollegeZenobia Johnson, Director of the Adult Learning Center,Hostos Community CollegeTina Quinones, Program Coordinator of CUNY CareerPATH,Hostos Community College

Help your students set a course for success by giving them a careermap of options and possibilities. This session will showcase how gen-eral skills sets and those gained from training can be applied to vari-ous employment sectors. By building in a career path vestibule beforeclasses begin, you can help adult learners visualize their destinationto a better future with real job options, and other simple tools to helpthem secure gainful employment.

3. Collaborations: Working with On- and Off-Campus Populations to Deliver Quality Programs

Presenters: Amy McHugh, Academic Planning Coordinator,SUNY OswegoMelissa Barrett Bricker, Academic Planning Coordinator, SUNY Oswego

Presenters will discuss the various collaborations they have with bothon- and off-campus groups. The Division of Extended Learning atSUNY Oswego serves various populations, such as non-traditionalstudents, military students, high school students, working profes-sionals, international students, and the community at large.

4.What’s Your Worth: An Effective Approachto Continuous Improvement

Presenters: Grant Umberger, Director, Center for ContinuingEducation, Jamestown Community CollegeDelena Rupp, Assistant Director of the Center for ContinuingEducation, Jamestown Community College

Are you looking for a tool to assist with institutional effectiveness,strategic planning, goal setting, continuous improvement, andresource allocation? Come learn more about Jamestown CommunityCollege’s Functional Area Review (FAR). This newly developed evalu-ation process assists in demonstrating viability, provides a foundationfor developing future goals, and serves to strategically align your CEdepartment to the college.

1. Emphasizing the “Function” in “Dysfunction”:Strategies for Effective Team Building

Presenter: Keyla E. Kirton, Coordinator of Recruitment, Researchand Development, Long Island Educational Opportunity Center,Farmingdale State College

What happens when there's a history of non-collaborative behavior?Funding is cut significantly and morale is down. We have a tendencyto believe that effective team-building only occurs in perfectly runorganizations. In this workshop, participants will uncover practicalstrategies for developing teams in not-so-functional situations.

2. Non-Credit Grant Success Stories:How Jefferson Community College HasLeveraged Grants to Expand Offerings

Presenters: JoAnne Rhubart, Grants Officer, Jefferson CCJill Pippin, Dean for Continuing Education, Jefferson CCAndrea Pedrick, Coordinator for Community Services, Jefferson CC

Veteran grant writer JoAnne Rhubart will discuss her successes and“learning opportunities” surrounding grant writing for a non-creditand workforce development office in rural Jefferson County, NewYork. Learn how fostering tight community partnerships and havinga clear vision of a desired future state combine to set the stage for fastaction and excellent grant proposals.

3.Why Your Campus Needs an English LanguagePathways Program

Presenters: Patricia Juza, Director of Global Programs,Baruch College - CAPSNevena Tomanovic, Assistant Director of Global Programs,Baruch College - CAPS,Panelist: TBA

Those interested in increasing revenue and developing a successfulfeeder program should attend this session on English language path-ways programs. Panelists from CUNY and SUNY, community andsenior colleges, share successful strategies on curriculum develop-ment, marketing, assessment, instruction, and strengthening on-cam-pus relationships with admissions, international student services, andacademic departments.

4. Advancing the Knowledge Transfer Capabilitiesof CE Instructors

Presenters: Patrick Dail, Director, CUNY SPSMichael Teape, Principle, Teape Training LLC

Round table discussions are an excellent form of small group com-munication and are extremely useful when it comes to learning. Joinus in talking about the subject of Marketing and share your best prac-tices. You can join us to just listen or share your experiences and/orproblems with your colleagues. This is a casual opportunity to net-work and learn from each other.

1. Be the First to Know Who's Hiring!Presenter: Kate Kitchener, Sustainability Coordinator,LaGuardia Community College

Real-Time Labor Market Information (LMI) can be used to find newemployers, assess existing job markets, tailor curriculum to employ-ers’ needs, as well as write grant proposals. This talk will discuss theway that Real-Time LMI has been useful in developing LaGuardiaCommunity College’s Green Jobs Training Program.

2. Embracing Change in Curriculum Delivery:Are You a Life-Long Learner?

Presenter: Karen Coutrier, RN, PhD, Curriculum and InstructorCoordinator, Long Island Educational OpportunityCenter/Farmingdale State College

As educators we often tell our students to become lifelong learners. Tobe successful in the 21st century we have to learn, unlearn and relearnbut are we doing the same? Embracing change to become lifelonglearners in a constantly changing classroom and global environment.

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Thursday, November 8, 2012 3:15pm - 4:15pm

Friday, November 9, 2012 10:30am - 11:30am

Sit down with former CEANY Presidents andget your questions answered! In this hour-longmoderated panel presentation, past CEANYPresidents, still in the field of continuing educa-tion, will discuss some common issues we faceevery day and the strategies and techniques tomove your department into the future.

Past Presidents Panel

Thursday, November 8 2pm

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