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Pre-Conference Opportunities :
Register online today!! ~ www.thinkregistration.com/ACTE/NM/ Registration Deadline: Friday, September 3, 2021
Conference Site: CNM Workforce Training Center / Albuquerque, NM
2021 NMACTE Hybrid Conference September 8-10, 2021
Virtual and In-Person Attendance Available
Growing the Career Technical Education Community Together
Tentative Agenda
Tuesday, September 7th__ _____________________
NCCER Instructor Training 8:00 - 5:00
Wednesday, September 8th ____________________
CTSO Advisor Academy 8:00 - 4:00
NCCER Instructor Training 8:00 - 5:00
Counseling Pre-Conference 8:00 - 11:30
High Quality CTE Tools/Framework 8:00 - 11:30
CTE 101: Hot Topics 1:00 - 2:30
Thursday, September 9th_______________________
Conference Registration 7:00 - 8:30
Vendor Time / Exhibits Open 8:00 - 8:30
Welcoming / Opening Session 8:30 - 10:15
Vendor Time & Refreshments 10:15 - 10:45
Break-out Session I 10:45 - 11:35
Division Meet & Greet 11:35 - 12:15
Lunch & Vendors 12:15 - 1:30
Break-out Session II 1:30 - 2:20
Break-out Session III 2:30 - 3:20
Vendor Time & Refreshments 3:20 - 3:40
Break-out Session IV 3:40 - 4:30
Possible Reception for in-person 6:00 - 8:00
Friday, September 10th ____________________
Vendor Time / Exhibits Open 8:30 - 9:00
Break-out Session V 9:00 - 9:50
Break-out Session VI 10:00 - 10:50
Vendor Time & Refreshments 10:50 - 11:15
NMACTE Business Meeting 11:15 - 12:15
CTSO Advisor Academy ~ IN PERSON: We are
excited to again provide this full day of training that covers key content for operating a high-performing CTSO Chapter!! Chapter resources, strategies and chapter management, CTSO breakouts for BPA, DECA, Educators Rising, FCCLA, FFA, HOSA, SkillsUSA and TSA and much more, will fill this one day of advisor professional development. Come ready for networking, high energy workshops and fun!
NCCER Instructor Certification Training ~ The NCCER Instructor Certification Training Program is designed to prepare instructors for their place in the classroom using the NCCER standardized curricula. NCCER’s ICTP is one step in helping build a stronger skilled workforce for the future. By preparing craft instructors to deliver needed training, the ICTP is a small part of the larger construction workforce development system.
Counseling Best Practices: Career Development & Guidance in CTE~ We are so fortunate to have an expert
counselor who specializes in working with students as they learn of career planning, post-secondary opportunities, and career exploration/development. This 1/2 day training will be packed-full of useful tools and strategies to develop and strengthen CTE and your school counseling program!
High Quality CTE Tools / Framework~ To bring clarity
to the conversation around high-quality CTE and help CTE educators and administrators develop and improve the quality of their programs. ACTE has created an evidence-based framework across 12 elements, including self-evaluation instruments and various resources! Come and learn how the tools and framework can be used to further your programs! CTE 101: Hot Topics~ Whether new or an experienced person
in the field of CTE, this session will be a survey of the hot topics, including a preview of important information on CTE funding, best practices in administration, and how to reach students through career development. It will serve as a analysis of what CTE is within the State of New Mexico.
Career Technical Student Organization (CTSO) Advisor Academy Hosted by: New Mexico Career Technical Leadership Project Wednesday, September 8, 2021 (8:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.) Don’t miss the opportunity to attend the CAREER TECHNICAL EDUCATION STUDENT ORGANIZATION (CTSO) ADVISOR ACADEMY! This academy will be FULL of all things CTSO! How to start a new chapter, how to take your CTSO chapter to the next level, and networking with your fellow CTSO Advisors! The content will be for ‘new’ and ‘experienced’ advisors, and will include breakouts for your specific CTSO~
WHO: All advisors with existing CTSOs or those interested in starting a CTSO (BPA, DECA, Educators Rising, FCCLA, FFA, HOSA, SkillsUSA, and TSA) at their school.
WHAT: This training session will be in-person! Included topics: advisor leadership training, soft skills, career resources, CTSO success pyramid exploration, analysis and growth plan determination, best practices tips & tricks by CTSO, keys to chapter operation/ management
WHERE: CNM Workforce Training Center 5600 Eagle Rock Ave NE / Albuquerque, NM
MEALS: Breakfast will be provided to new advisors only; lunch will be provided to all attendees. Please note any dietary restrictions on your online registration form; we will do our best to meet dietary restrictions. TRAVEL: Attendees are responsible for transportation. HOUSING: All housing arrangements will be on your own. There is a group rate at the Fairfield Inn Albuquerque North hotel of $119.00 plus tax. Please use code: NM ACTE Conference.
COST: Free to all current CTSO Advisors and
new teachers ready to start a CTSO chapter! Funding provided by PED-CCRB (College and Career Readiness Bureau) and CTLP (Career Technical Leadership Project), and will include instructional resources, guest speakers, breakfast and lunch.
REGISTRATION FOR ADVISOR ACADEMY: Registration can be accomplished by completing the online registration process at: http://www.thinkregistration.com/ACTE/NM/ INFORMATION: Contact Christine Phipps at [email protected]
TENTATIVE AGENDA
8:00 – 8:30 am Breakfast PROVIDED / NEW ADVISOR
Registration (0-3 years’ experience)
8:30 – 11:30 am NEW ADVISOR Training (0-3 years’
experience)
11:45 am EXPERIENCED ADVISOR Registration
(3+ YEARS)
Noon-1:00 pm Lunch (provided); Keynote /
Networking time
1:00 – 4:00pm NEW & EXPERIENCED ADVISOR
BREAKOUTS BY CTSO
SCHOLARSHIP OPPORTUNITY~ In addition to the free Advisor Academy, all CTSO Advisors are eligible to apply for a “Professional Development Scholarship” that will support attendance to the hybrid NM ACTE Conference (Sept. 9-10), as well as ACTE Professional membership fees (state and national).
Eligibility: All advisors attending the CTSO Advisor Academy who will not receive funding support from your district (ie: Perkins, NextGen, etc.) to attend the NMACTE Conference.
What does this scholarship pay for: This scholarship covers 75% of your registration and/or membership fees.
ACTE Membership Benefits: A wealth of professional development, networking opportunities, advocacy for CTE, publications, lesson plans and more.
How do I apply: Complete the scholarship link~ https://www.cognitoforms.com/CTLP1/Professional DevelopmentScholarship. Once your application has been accepted, the amount of the scholarship will be applied to your conference invoice. You will be responsible for paying the remaining amount to NMACTE.
Deadline: Registration and scholarship application MUST be received by August 31 in order to qualify. No late registrations will be eligible for the scholarship.
Description Prices Scholarship Your Cost
Conference Registration: NMACTE Members $185.00 $140.00 $45.00
Conference Registration + NM/ACTE Membership for 2021-2022 $295.00 $250.00 $45.00
High Quality CTE Tools and Framework NM Association of Career Technical Education Pre-Conference Wednesday, September 8, 2021 (8:00 a.m. - 11:30 a.m.)
High-quality CTE has become a national catchphrase in use by policymakers, practitioners, educators, and workforce development stakeholders. But what is high-quality CTE? To bring clarity to the conversation, ACTE has created an evidence-based framework to help CTE
educators develop and improve the quality of their programs. Come and learn how to use the framework to further your programs and foster a culture of continuous improvement. Participants will gain hands-on experience during this workshop to learn about all of the framework elements. Resources and lessons discovered will be shared by the workshop presenters, Dr. DeAnna Little and Mr. Dustin Hicks, who are on the journey of implementing the framework at Meridian Technology Center in Stillwater, Oklahoma. To learn more, visit the High-Quality CTE Framework here.
Cost: The cost of the pre-conference is $20 and covers all materials and presentations.
Delivery Method: This Pre-Conference Training will be offered in hybrid capacities, via in-person at the CNM Workforce Training Center in Albuquerque and via ZOOM.
Information: Obtained by contacting Carol McAlister at [email protected]
Registration: Registration can be accomplished by completing the on-line registration process at: http://www.thinkregistration.com/ACTE/NM/
About the Facilitators: Dr. DeAnna Little has been fortunate to spend the majority of her career working in CareerTech education, where her mission is to provide customized education and training. She currently works with the Trade and Industry Small Learning Community on MTC’s campus, serving as Director of Instruction for instructors and students in the following programs: Manufacturing: Computer Aided Drafting - Mechanical, Welding Technology, Precision Metal Fabrication and Product Development/Machining. Automotive Technology and Collision Repair Technology. Construction Trades: Computer Aided Drafting – Architectural, Residential Construction, Masonry, Electrical Technology and Air Conditioning and Refrigeration.
Energy and Power and Cosmetology programs. DeAnna previously served as an instructor and department chair for the Information Technology division where she developed, organized and provided instruction in the field of computer technologies; specifically Microsoft Systems Administration, Cisco Network Engineering, Cyber Security and Interactive Media which led to industry recognized certifications from Access Data, Adobe, Cisco Systems, CompTIA, Microsoft, National Security Agency and several other Cyber Security certifications for secondary and adult students. She also maintained partnerships with business and industry clients for company tours, job shadowing experiences and internships for students and served as an advisor for the BPA and Skills USA student organizations where students have competed at the national level since the inception of the IT program at MTC.
Mr. Dustin Hicks, a long--time Practical Nursing Instructor and Simulation Specialist at Meridian, was recently promoted to Director of Instruction for Health and Academic Services, at the Meridian Technology Center in Stillwater, OK. Hicks began his career at Meridian in 2005 as a Practical Nursing instructor. In that role, he facilitated the transformation of the nursing curriculum to a digital format, which increased student access to program resources outside of the classroom. He also implemented iPads in the nursing program, which provided mobile access to classroom and clinical resources.
In 2014, Hicks took on additional responsibilities as Meridian’s Simulation Specialist. Since then, he has been seen as a leader in develop-ing medical simulation in the CareerTech system across the state of Oklahoma. He was named the Association for Career and Technical Education (ACTE) Health Science Education Division Teacher of the Year in 2016. The award recognizes teachers who provide outstanding Health Science Career and Technical programs for students in the health field. In his new role, he will supervise full-time programs in the
Counseling Best Practices: Career Development & Guidance in CTE NM Association of Career Technical Education Pre-Conference Wednesday, September 8, 2021 (8:00 a.m.—11:30 a.m.)
Description In the world of school counseling we are expected to be experts on
everything! It can be overwhelming and exhausting. Under the ASCA
Model, school counselors serve students in the domains of academic achievement, career,
and social/emotional learning. Career exploration and development is crucial to a
student’s academic achievement and their social/emotional learning, yet we tend to silo
the domains. As school counselors, it is our duty to ensure our students have access to
information and experiences to assist them in their postsecondary and career planning.
Come learn why the relationship between school counselors and CTE is one that cannot be
neglected at your schools. Leave with strategies to develop and/or strengthen your
relationship with CTE to support your students and your school counseling program.
Cost: This pre-conference is offered at $20 and covers the half day training,
presentation materials and break-service for in-person attendees!
Registration: Registration can be accomplished by
completing the on-line registration process at:
http://www.thinkregistration.com/ACTE/NM/
Delivery Method: This Pre-Conference Training will be offered in hybrid
capacities, via in-person at the CNM Workforce Training
Center in Albuquerque and via ZOOM.
Information: Obtained by contacting Carol McAlister at
About the Facilitator:
Amanda Nolasco has been in the education field for 22 years where she has
served as an English teacher, School Counselor, Department Chair, Counselor
Facilitator in CTE and is currently the School Counselor Specialist for the
Arizona Department of Education. In 2012 she was selected as the
Outstanding CTE Counselor of the Year for the ACTEAZ. She has served as the
Assistant Chair and Chair for AzSCA and Vice President and Secretary for
ACTEAZ.
NCCER Instructor Certification Training Program (ICTP) New Mexico Association of Career Technical Education Pre-Conference Tuesday & Wednesday, September 7-8, 2021 (8:00 a.m.—5:30 p.m.) Why Should You Attend The NCCER Instructor Certification Training Program? There is a large demand for Certified Craft Instructors in today’s Career and Technical Education (CTE) classrooms. The NCCER ICTP is designed to prepare instructors for their place in the classroom using the NCCER standardized curricula.
NCCER’s ICTP is one step in helping build a stronger skilled workforce for the future. By preparing craft instructors to deliver needed training, the ICTP is a small part of the larger construction workforce development system For nearly two decades, the ICTP has helped train thousands of instructors from various backgrounds. Once you have successfully completed the ICTP, you will be equipped with the knowledge to design and teach the NCCER craft training in order for students to begin earning their NCCER National Craft Certification recognized in over 40 Countries.
Presenters/Master Trainers: ICON L.L.C. www.ICONNM.com NCCER ACCREDITED TRAINING SPONSOR Ron Taylor, Jacob Lineberry, Kenneth Leupold
Qualifications to Attend NCCER ICTP: Experience at a minimum journey or technician level in their area of expertise OR
A minimum of three year’s experience as a certified teacher in a vocational/technical construction or maintenance related training program
In addition, must be able to provide a CV/Resume reflecting the minimum qualifications in the specific craft area you are planning to teach
Cost: $250 per participant, covering the materials, instruction, and exam fees.
Delivery Method: This Pre-Conference Training will be offered in hybrid capacities, via in-person at the CNM Workforce Training Center in Albuquerque and via ZOOM.
Training Registration: Registration should also be done through NMACTE and can be accomplished by completing the on-line registration process at: http://www.thinkregistration.com/ACTE/NM/
Deadline for Registering: Registration must be completed by Wednesday, August 25th, in order to receive materials and exams for the pre-conference.
Information: Information can be obtained by contacting Ron Taylor at: 575-644-7404 or [email protected]
CTE 101: Hot Topics New Mexico Association of Career Technical Education Pre-Conference Wednesday, September 8, 2021 (1:00 p.m. - 2:30 p.m.) Designed primarily for those who are NEW to CTE~ this pre-conference could also benefit those who are experienced in the field of Career Technical Education. Focused discussion will be a survey of hot topics, including providing a preview of important information on CTE funding, best practices in teaching and administration, and strategies to reach students through career development and counseling in educational careers. This is an excellent opportunity for a survey of CTE for the state of New Mexico and will provide networking with new and experienced people in CTE.
Cost: This pre-conference is offered at no cost and covers the training and networking opportunity! Delivery Method: This Pre-Conference Training will be offered in hybrid capacities, via in-person at the CNM Workforce Training Center in Albuquerque and via ZOOM. Registration: Registration should be done through NMACTE and can be accomplished by completing the online registration process at: http://www.thinkregistration.com/ACTE/NM/ Information: Information can be obtained by contacting Carol McAlister at: 575-302-5458 or [email protected]
