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2019 MBA Research Conclave - Curriculum and Teaching Conference

8:30am EDT

Resources and Strategies That Work

A panel of teacher leaders from Kentucky will share best practices for Business & Marketing Classrooms. Topics included: Building Community Connections, How to Manage Wearing Many Hats, Establishing Relationships with Students and Student Recruitment and Retention.

For CEUs, please complete the end-of-session survey: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/FWMXTSY

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Speakers

Ramona Bellew

Teacher, Paul G Blazer High School

Ramona Bellew is beginning her 17th year teaching Business at Paul G Blazer High School in Ashland, KY. She is the district Career & Technical Education Coordinator, FBLA Adviser, State & Region Executive Council, KBEA President Elect, Archery Coach, member of Kentucky Department... Read More →

Ed Crutchleo

Business and Marketing Teacher, Dayton Independent High School

Ed Crutchleo is beginning his third year teaching at Dayton Independent High School in Dayton, Kentucky. He is a Technical Education Database Systems (TEDS) Coordinator, FBLA Adviser, Student Council Advisor, Dayton Grow Team Member, CTE EOP ASSESSMENT Coordinator, KBEA Region 4 Representative... Read More →

Amber Florence

Teacher, MBA Teacher Advisory Network, Harrison County Area Technology Center

Amber Florence is starting her 4th year of teaching at Harrison County Area Technology Center in Kentucky. She received her Bachelor’s from Midway College & Master’s from Morehead State University. Amber offers dual credit courses, is an active FBLA Adviser, an ambassador... Read More →

Saturday October 5, 2019 8:30am - 9:20am EDT
Green Room

Concurrent Session, Education

8:30am EDT

This is How We Use Project Management In DECA

DECA introduced new Project Management Competitive Events for this school year. Learn about the event guidelines as well as the project management process, tools, techniques and resources that you can use to effectively implement project management into your chapter’s events.

For CEUs, please complete the end-of-session survey: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/H7BMLJT

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Speakers

Jennifer Milke

MBA Research , Professional Development Team, Henry Ford II High School, MBA Research - Professional Development Team

Jennifer Milke is a Marketing and Business teacher, as well as a DECA advisor at Henry Ford II High School in Sterling Heights, MI. Jennifer received her BS in secondary education from Central Michigan University and is vocationally certified in marketing and business. She received... Read More →

Christopher Young

Chief Program Officer, DECA Inc.

Christopher Young, CAE, is chief program officer at DECA Inc., providing leadership in the areas of program development, member services, conferences and professional learning for both the high school and collegiate divisions. Young uses his extensive background with DECA to provide... Read More →

Saturday October 5, 2019 8:30am - 9:20am EDT
Gold Room

Concurrent Session, Education

9:30am EDT

10 Insights Every Business Instructor Needs to Know About the Future

The art of leadership now has a foundation in science. In it’s latest book, It’s the Manager, Gallup shares 52 key findings on their largest study on the future of work. What emerged from this powerful meta-analysis is that Managers are the single biggest factor in an organization's long-term success. We will take a deep dive into ways teachers can shift into a coaching mindset and develop a classroom culture that helps instill in young aspiring managers the skills necessary to thrive in the modern workplace.

For CEUs, please complete the end-of-session survey: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/BNCS5CF

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Speakers

Kay Markovic

Business Management Instructor, Careerline Tech Center

Kay Markovic is a Business Management Instructor at the Careerline Tech Center in Holland, MI and she has served in this role for 14 years. She has also served on the Board of the Michigan Marketing Educators, Marketing and Communications committee for three years and is a Gallup... Read More →

Saturday October 5, 2019 9:30am - 10:20am EDT
Rose Room

Concurrent Session, Education

9:30am EDT

High School of Business

High School of Business™ is designed much like a college business administration program. Students take approximately one course per semester, beginning with an introduction to business. The program continues with courses in various business functions concluding with the capstone course, Business Strategies, that requires implementation of the principles addressed throughout the High School of Business™ program.

For CEUs, please complete the end-of-session survey: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/HJHLRYK

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Speakers

Will Morgan

Lead Trainer, High School of Business, MBA Professional Development Team, Arvin Education Center

Will Morgan is a national instructor for the High School of Business program and a retired Army Warrant Officer who specialized in budget management and managed a culturally diverse workforce of military and civilian employees. After the Army, Will worked in manufacturing, specializing... Read More →

Saturday October 5, 2019 9:30am - 10:20am EDT
Green Room

Concurrent Session, Education

9:30am EDT

The Evolution of the State Treasury’s Involvement in Financial Empowerment

OJ Oleka, the Deputy Treasurer and Chief of Staff to State Treasurer Allison Ball, will explain the evolution of the State Treasury’s role in promoting financial literacy across Kentucky, particularly in public high schools, and why it is important for Kentuckians of all ages and circumstances to be financially empowered.

For CEUs, please complete the end-of-session survey: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/B6YY82D

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Speakers

OJ Oleka

Chief of Staff and Deputy Treasurer, Office of Kentucky State Treasurer Allison Ball

OJ Oleka is Chief of Staff and Deputy Treasurer to Kentucky Treasurer Allison Ball. OJ graduated from the University of Louisville with a degree in Marketing and a minor in Political Science. After graduation, OJ joined Teach For America and taught middle school math in St. Louis... Read More →

Saturday October 5, 2019 9:30am - 10:20am EDT
Gold Room

Concurrent Session, Education

1:00pm EDT

Financially Literate - Financially W!se

Today’s world demands financial literacy. Today’s students demand an education focused on real-world challenges with enticing rewards. Join Working in Support of Education (W!se) for an informative session about our W!se Financial Literacy Certification (FLC) program; an award winning initiative designed to meet these demands while increasing student comprehension of personal finance. Come learn how your students can become certified Financially Literate, and how educators can earn our Certificate in Personal Finance!

For CEUs, please complete the end-of-session survey: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/BX26QSJ

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Speakers

Jonathan Sands

Education Programs Consultant, Working in Support of Education (W!se)

Jonathan Sands is an accomplished education professional with nine years of instructional and program management experience. Jon taught high school social studies courses within public and charter school systems in Maryland, Pennsylvania and New Jersey. In 2016, Jon joined Working... Read More →

Saturday October 5, 2019 1:00pm - 1:50pm EDT
Rose Room

Concurrent Session, Education

1:00pm EDT

Multi-generational Synchronicity in the Workplace

For the first time in human history, the potential for 4 generations to be working in the same workplace exists. With its own unique values, career perceptions, learning styles, development, and expectations, each generation is challenged in working in high functioning teams with varied backgrounds. Be ready to learn traits of your generation, and how to sync those with those of other generational traits.

For CEUs, please complete the end-of-session survey: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/BG993Y3

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Speakers

Jillian Marie Atherton, Ed.D., LPCC

Manager of CTE and Student Transition, Kentucky Department of Education

Dr. Atherton serves as Kentucky Department of Education's Manager of Career and Technical Education and Student Transition. She has worked in the field of Education for over 18 years, and specializes in Education Leadership and Policy.

Saturday October 5, 2019 1:00pm - 1:50pm EDT
Gold Room

Concurrent Session, Education

1:00pm EDT

Students and Teachers Discuss High School of Business

Eastern High School here in Louisville is in its 9th year offering the High School of Business program. Come hear about their experiences using this accelerated, project-based curriculum. A panel discussion format with time allotted for your questions ensures you leave with a clear picture of the program’s impact. “The experience gained through High School of Business helped me to prepare and set me apart from other students.” –Michael Bennett, EHS alumnus

For CEUs, please complete the end-of-session survey: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/B38QFHT

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Speakers

Lisa Berkey

Vice President, Strategic Communications, MBA Research

Lisa Berkey is VP of Strategic Communications. This role includes leadership of marketing and communications for the organization, as well as oversight of the High School of Business program.Berkey holds an MBA with dual concentrations in marketing and project management, as well... Read More →

Saturday October 5, 2019 1:00pm - 1:50pm EDT
Green Room

Concurrent Session, Education

2:00pm EDT

Building High Quality Programs

Where do standards come from and how do I teach them? Starting with an overview of the national standards participants will review and use the standards to improve their current program as well as their CTSO and will learn how curriculum builder can be used to locate curricula and instructional resources to support the standards.

Participants will leave the session with: Understanding the national standards Curricula that provides great program planning and instructional tools Connections to CTSO’s Ideas that can be used the day you return to school.

For CEUs, please complete the end-of-session survey: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/BMYHQ6P
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Speakers

Kimberly Guest

MBA Professional Development Team, Genesee Career Institute

Kim Guest is currently the adjunct instructor for Risk Management and Insurance program, coordinator for Early Childhood Education program and a coach for Career Essentials at Genesee Career Institute in Flint, Michigan. She previously taught business, marketing, and finance at Kearsley... Read More →

Jennifer Milke

MBA Research , Professional Development Team, Henry Ford II High School, MBA Research - Professional Development Team

Jennifer Milke is a Marketing and Business teacher, as well as a DECA advisor at Henry Ford II High School in Sterling Heights, MI. Jennifer received her BS in secondary education from Central Michigan University and is vocationally certified in marketing and business. She received... Read More →

Saturday October 5, 2019 2:00pm - 2:50pm EDT
Green Room

Concurrent Session, Education

2:00pm EDT

CANCELLED - The Governor's School for Entrepreneurs: A Transformative Entrepreneurial Experience

There is something deeply satisfying about entrepreneurship. Why? Because it is innate; It is in our
DNA. We are, by nature, driven to create and build things. We are born innovators and problem
solvers. At, GSE teens are valued for their innovative spirit. They are creative. They are changemakers and disruptors.

For CEUs, please complete the end-of-session survey: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/HGBQSRP

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Speakers

Natasha Sams

Executive Director of GSE, Governor's School for Entrepreneurs (GSE)

Natasha Sams is a passionate leader, entrepreneurship educator, and multimedia designer. She is honored to serve as the Executive Director of the Governor's School for Entrepreneurs (GSE). GSE is an intensive, transformative entrepreneurial experience. We identify those students where the spark... Read More →

Saturday October 5, 2019 2:00pm - 2:50pm EDT
Gold Room

Concurrent Session, Education

2:00pm EDT

Lead4Change Transforms Teens into Service Leaders

Preparing students for their future career is a priority for school administrators, but what keeps students in school and engaged? Often a strong connection to an inspiring teacher or a class they’re passionate about is the answer. The Lead4Change Student Leadership Program provides schools with a free, turn-key program that aligns with their current curriculum and 21st century skills to instill confidence while executing a service project that benefits the community. Not only does Lead4Change help teachers incorporate leadership skills in their lesson plans, students are more engaged with their studies and walk away from the program gaining important lifelong skills. Free to educators. Learn more join us during Lead4Change session. www.lead4change.org

For CEUs, please complete the end-of-session survey: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/WZTC8SC

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Speakers

Debby Dodge

Grant Manager, Lead4Change

Debby joined the Lift a Life Novak Family Foundation as the Lead4Change Grant Manager after retiring from USA TODAY as Senior Director of Education. Debby’s responsibilities include overseeing the Lead4Change Grant contribution, establish, build and develop strategic partnerships... Read More →

Saturday October 5, 2019 2:00pm - 2:50pm EDT
Rose Room

Concurrent Session, Education

3:15pm EDT

BizInnovator Curriculum and Teacher Certification Program

BizInnovator is a curriculum toolkit and professional development program for high school business and marketing teachers that provides an accessible solution for innovation and entrepreneurship education. With BizInnovator, students practice the business and entrepreneurial skills they'll need to be career and college ready. Students gain knowledge in entrepreneurship and confidence in their ability to become one.

For CEUs, please complete the end-of-session survey: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/STZS5BZ

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Speakers

Rob Stircula

Educator, The Jacobson Institute for Youth Entrepreneurship & The University of Iowa

Rob Stircula is a certified BizInnovator and High School of Business educator that also teaches Accounting and Sports Marketing at Benedictine High School in Cleveland, OH. He received his BSBA in Marketing from John Carroll University and is certified in Business Education. He received... Read More →

Saturday October 5, 2019 3:15pm - 4:05pm EDT
Green Room

Concurrent Session, Education

3:15pm EDT

But What is High-Quality Work-Based Learning?

This session will focus on high-quality work-based learning, as defined in ACTE’s Quality Program of Study Framework. Explore how you transform a work-based learning program from a required to a desired experience for students, and ensure in-depth, firsthand student engagement with the tasks required in specific career fields. Join this interactive session to explore the criteria of quality work-based learning and leave with useful next steps to taking your program to the next level.

For CEUs, please complete the end-of-session survey: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/VFW8PPY

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Speakers

Kelli Diemer

Adjunct Instructor, University of Northern Iowa

I am an adjunct instructor at the University of Northern Iowa teaching Assessment and Evaluation in CTE and Curriculum Design for CTE. I am also the President of Aspire Success Consulting which was started in 2019. Prior to Aspire, I worked as an education consultant at the Iowa... Read More →

Saturday October 5, 2019 3:15pm - 4:05pm EDT
Rose Room

Concurrent Session, Education

3:15pm EDT

Personalized Learning in Marketing/Business Classes

Tips and tricks on how to bring Personalized Learning into your classroom by allowing students to explore passion areas while working at their own pace within your curriculum. Students submerse themselves and take ownership of the content and applying it to real-world situations.

For CEUs, please complete the end-of-session survey: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/B5ZCLMP

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Speakers

Laurie Salander

Teacher, Northern Cass Public School

As an educator for Northern Cass Public School, I have taken my previous career and passion and combined it with my passion for teaching. Personalize Learning has allowed me to bring my first degree and passion Sales, Marketing and Management into my classroom. With my 20 years... Read More →

Saturday October 5, 2019 3:15pm - 4:05pm EDT
Gold Room

Concurrent Session, Education

8:30am EDT

5 Tips for Teaching an Awesome Social Media Class

Have you been asked to teach a social media class for the first time OR are you looking for some tips to take your social media class to the next level? These 5 expert tips will help you teach an awesome social media marketing class your students will love!

This presentation will give you new ideas on ways to structure your course and will provide you with tips and tricks on how to stay current on the ever-changing social media world."

For CEUs, please complete the end-of-session survey: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/KG8QJGN

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Speakers

Joseph Ovard

Course Consultant, Stukent

Joseph Ovard has experience in the social media marketing field from building and launching social media campaigns for a fine art supplier for almost 9 years, as well as managing campaigns for his own online businesses. As a course consultant at Stukent, Inc., a digital courseware... Read More →

Luke Voorhies

Course Consultant, Stukent

Luke is a course consultant with Stukent. He has been with the company for nearly two years, and has seen high schools all over the county adopt Mimic Social. Mimic Social is a social media marketing simulation that allows students to learn social media marketing skills in a simulated... Read More →

Sunday October 6, 2019 8:30am - 9:20am EDT
Rose Room

Concurrent Session, Education

8:30am EDT

Get Out of the Way and Let Them Learn!

Projects make learning come alive for students and teachers. This session will provide information on Project Based Learning (PBL), resources available, and how to implement PBL.

For CEUs, please complete the end-of-session survey: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/2X5WK5W

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Speakers

Tami Perez

MBA Professional Development Team, Lead Trainer, High School of Business, Idaho Technical Career Academy

Tami Perez is currently an online business and marketing teacher for Idaho Technical Career Academy in Meridian, Idaho and an adjunct professor at College of Southern Idaho. Tami earned a bachelor’s degree in business management from Idaho State University and a Master of Education... Read More →

Sunday October 6, 2019 8:30am - 9:20am EDT
Green Room

Concurrent Session, Education

8:30am EDT

Making School-Based Enterprises a Reality!

This session is for teachers and administrators who wish to start a new school-based-enterprise (SBE), and for teachers who wish to improve a current SBE. Topics of this session include (1) start your SBE, (2) kick off the year (3) day-to-day operations, (4) practical ways to organize buying merchandise for your classroom, (5) close out the year. Presenters will also provide information about SBE that go beyond the traditional school store or bank.

For CEUs, please complete the end-of-session survey: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/N3GDPX2

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Speakers

Courtney Givens

Angela Lewis

Business and Marketing Teacher, John Hardin High School

Angela Lewis is a veteran business and marketing teacher of 24 years for Hardin County Schools and has been at John Hardin since they opened in 2001. Throughout her career, she has held multiple positions such as District School-To-Work Coordinator, Instructional Lead, Senior Class... Read More →

Sunday October 6, 2019 8:30am - 9:20am EDT
Mezzanine Salon B/C

Concurrent Session, Education

8:30am EDT

Transforming Mindsets Through an Experiential Model with Youth Entrepreneurs

Founded in 1991, Youth Entrepreneurs is a nonprofit that transforms the mindsets of middle and high school students by bridging the gap between classroom learning and real-life application. During this session, trained educators will take you through a YE activity called the invention game, and just as our students, you will learn via an experimental experience! The session will conclude with a YE program overview and a live auction. Check your conference bag for YE dollars and visit www.GetYE.org to learn more about this program that has impacted more than 35,000 students nationwide.

For CEUs, please complete the end-of-session survey: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/KG5MPDL

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Speakers

Dr. Ann Stewart

MBA Research - Professional Development Team, Stewarts Creek High School

Dr. Ann Stewart spent 25 years in the business world before turning her attention to education. As a marketing and entrepreneurship teacher, Ann facilitated the development and opening of the first full service in-school coffee shop in the district and the first high school business... Read More →

Darren Couch

Business/Technology Teacher, The Independent School

Darren Couch graduated from Pittsburg State University with a degree in Business Administration. He is currently in his seventh year of teaching at The Independent School in Wichita, KS. He teaches Youth Entrepreneurs in middle and high school and has been involved with numerous student... Read More →

Sunday October 6, 2019 8:30am - 9:20am EDT
Gold Room

Concurrent Session, Education

9:30am EDT

Are You Data Rich and Information Poor?

How do you present the value of your Business Administration program? How is your program represented in the Perkins required needs assessment? How do you make data represent quality information that supports and promotes your program? Find out the how to turn data into usable information for your program.

For CEUs, please complete the end-of-session survey: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/VK82T8C

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Speakers

Kelli Diemer

Adjunct Instructor, University of Northern Iowa

I am an adjunct instructor at the University of Northern Iowa teaching Assessment and Evaluation in CTE and Curriculum Design for CTE. I am also the President of Aspire Success Consulting which was started in 2019. Prior to Aspire, I worked as an education consultant at the Iowa... Read More →

Sunday October 6, 2019 9:30am - 10:20am EDT
Rose Room

Concurrent Session, Education

9:30am EDT

BPA Cares Program at Blaine High School

Blaine BPA has been participating the Business Professionals of America (BPA) Cares Program for over 25 years. We have been recognized for our work at the Region, State, and National levels every year. As the advisor, I would like to share our projects and how I have enhanced marketing promotions and partnerships throughout the time I have been the head advisor.

For CEUs, please complete the end-of-session survey: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/2GKLQ5N

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Speakers

Holly Boisjolie

Teacher Advisory Network (TAN), Blaine High School

Holly Boisjolie is a Business and Marketing Teacher at Blaine High School. She is the Business Internship Coordinator, School Store Advisor, Business Professionals of America (BPA) Advisor, Co-Department Leader at Blaine and is the district Curriculum Specialist Teacher (CST) for... Read More →

Sunday October 6, 2019 9:30am - 10:20am EDT
Gold Room

Concurrent Session, Education

9:30am EDT

Ethics: Changing the Conversation

The Daniels Fund Ethics Initiative: High School Program is changing the way that Business Administration teachers discuss ethical decision-making with their students nationwide. Instructional strategies, course content, and even competitive events are being affected. Attend this session to learn more about the many ways that you and your students can benefit from the initiative. Leave this session with a greater understanding of the Daniels Fund Ethics Initiative: High School Program and specific ideas for teaching ethical decision-making to your students.

For CEUs, please complete the end-of-session survey: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/K66NJRG

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Speakers

April Miller

VP of Product Development, MBA Research

As Vice President of Product Development for MBA Research, April J. Miller provides guidance and support to educators involved in the development, implementation, and evaluation of standards-based curriculum. She oversees the creation of a broad range of instructional materials and... Read More →

Bo Peretto

Senior VP, Ethics Initiative and Communications, Daniels Fund

Bo Peretto joined the Daniels Fund in January 2006. He oversees all facets of the Daniels Fund Ethics Initiative, including managing each of the initiative's four components: the Collegiate Program, High School Program, Law Enforcement Program, and Case Bank. Bo also oversees the... Read More →

Sunday October 6, 2019 9:30am - 10:20am EDT
Green Room

Concurrent Session, Education

9:30am EDT

Using Your DiSC Behavior Style Profile to Improve Communication, Leadership, and Teamwork

This interactive session provides the opportunity to complete a DiSC behavior style assessment, and determine how your unique behavior style profile presents itself in personal and professional settings. Learn more about how to improve your role in communication and working with teams as you gauge the strengths of your behavior style, and apply them to contrasting behavior styles you interact with.

For CEUs, please complete the end-of-session survey: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/NPK27GD

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Speakers

Jillian Marie Atherton, Ed.D., LPCC

Manager of CTE and Student Transition, Kentucky Department of Education

Dr. Atherton serves as Kentucky Department of Education's Manager of Career and Technical Education and Student Transition. She has worked in the field of Education for over 18 years, and specializes in Education Leadership and Policy.

Sunday October 6, 2019 9:30am - 10:20am EDT
Mezzanine Salon B/C

Concurrent Session, Education

1:00pm EDT

Advancing CTE Student Opportunities/Offerings through CTSO Engagement

Attendees will learn about Business Professionals of America and the year-round opportunities that it presents for students in business, finance and technology pathways. Information will be shared about opportunities in virtual and non-virtual competitive events, year-round professional development, industry certifications, program advocacy, branding, business partnership cultivation and so much more!

For CEUs, please complete the end-of-session survey: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/K8RSGKR

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Speakers

Patrick Schultz

Director of Technology Integration, National Business Professionals of America (BPA)

Prior to joining the National BPA staff, Patrick Schultz had a very successful teaching career in Career and Technical Education with a focus on Computer Science and Cybersecurity. Under his current role as Director of Technology Integration, Patrick is responsible for technology... Read More →

Sunday October 6, 2019 1:00pm - 1:50pm EDT
Rose Room

Concurrent Session, Education

1:00pm EDT

Anatomy of a LAP

Are you new to the world of LAPS? Have you heard of LAPs but not sure where to begin? Come discover how to dissect a LAP and learn various ways to incorporate it in your classroom.

For CEUs, please complete the end-of-session survey: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/26MN3G6
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Speakers

Jennifer Milke

MBA Research , Professional Development Team, Henry Ford II High School, MBA Research - Professional Development Team

Jennifer Milke is a Marketing and Business teacher, as well as a DECA advisor at Henry Ford II High School in Sterling Heights, MI. Jennifer received her BS in secondary education from Central Michigan University and is vocationally certified in marketing and business. She received... Read More →

Sunday October 6, 2019 1:00pm - 1:50pm EDT
Green Room

Concurrent Session, Education

1:00pm EDT

My Network Truly Is My Net Worth

If you could measure the quality of real-world/real-time experiences your students gain through your classroom, how much would it be worth? Industry leaders and small business owners are itching to become your partner because you are preparing their workforce. Learn how to truly utilize your network or how to build your network. Bridge the gap between the businesses and the classrooms to ensure your students are learning the most up-to-date practices that businesses are using. Also, learn how to set up internships with your guests while you have them in front of the students.

For CEUs, please complete the end-of-session survey: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/2Z27JXH

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Speakers

Kimberly Wilson Daniel

District Pathway Specialist - Business Ed, North Springs High School

Kimberly Daniel, MA Ed., GCDF, is a highly skilled educator with over 17 years of experience, Kimberly offers empowerment in the areas of Personal and Professional Development, Curriculum Design, Classroom Instruction, Teen Mentorship, Student Success Strategies, Relationship Building... Read More →

Sunday October 6, 2019 1:00pm - 1:50pm EDT
Gold Room

Concurrent Session, Education

2:00pm EDT

Community Growth Equals Program Growth

Come join me to learn about the importance of working closely with the local Chamber of Commerce and having retirees from the community join together to assist the business programs in being successful. You will also see how a hand-to-hand relationship creates unilateral growth within the community.

For CEUs, please complete the end-of-session survey: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/BRZZ29V

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Speakers

Amber Florence

Teacher, MBA Teacher Advisory Network, Harrison County Area Technology Center

Amber Florence is starting her 4th year of teaching at Harrison County Area Technology Center in Kentucky. She received her Bachelor’s from Midway College & Master’s from Morehead State University. Amber offers dual credit courses, is an active FBLA Adviser, an ambassador... Read More →

Sunday October 6, 2019 2:00pm - 2:50pm EDT
Rose Room

Concurrent Session, Education

2:00pm EDT

Connecting the Secondary Classroom with Industry and College Partners

Are you looking for ways to help students in navigating the process of matriculating into college and careers? In this session, you will learn how we successfully created a partnership with industry partners as well as both two- and four- year colleges in Michigan to provide local high school students the ability to earn college credit and work experience while in high school.

For CEUs, please complete the end-of-session survey: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/CKKDMJL

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Speakers

Kimberly Guest

MBA Professional Development Team, Genesee Career Institute

Kim Guest is currently the adjunct instructor for Risk Management and Insurance program, coordinator for Early Childhood Education program and a coach for Career Essentials at Genesee Career Institute in Flint, Michigan. She previously taught business, marketing, and finance at Kearsley... Read More →

Sunday October 6, 2019 2:00pm - 2:50pm EDT
Green Room

Concurrent Session, Education

2:00pm EDT

Creating an Apprenticeship Program from Scratch

Retailers are facing major workforce challenges, however this is not exclusive to Kentucky it is a national challenge. The Kentucky Retail Institute is in the process of creating a Retail Operations Specialist (ROS) apprenticeship program with the purpose of strengthening the workforce in the retail and service industry across the nation. Presenters will share the process and the progress of developing this apprenticeship opportunity.

For CEUs, please complete the end-of-session survey: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/8K76WZC

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Speakers

Cassie Grigsby, CAE, IOM

Senior Vice President Operations and Development, Kentucky Retail Federation

Cassie Grigsby began working for the Kentucky Retail Federation in 2007 as the Business Manager. Since 2007 she advanced to Vice President of Finance and in 2015 accepted a new role as the Senior Vice President of Operations and Development. The Kentucky Retail Federation is a statewide... Read More →

Betty Montgomery

Business and Marketing Program Consultant, Kentucky Department of Education

Betty J. Montgomery is the Business and Marketing Program Consultant for Kentucky and serves on the MBA Research Board of Trustees. Since her tenure at the Kentucky Department of Education she has been strategic and intentional in steps to restructure programming to ensure pathway... Read More →

Sunday October 6, 2019 2:00pm - 2:50pm EDT
Gold Room

Concurrent Session, Education

3:15pm EDT

One of MBA Research's Best Kept Secrets: State's Connection

Have you used the bookmarks to explore topics? The glossary to retrieve a definition? The action briefs to bring current headlines into the classroom? Do you know that those resources exist? There are many components within State’s Connection that many have not tapped into. Come explore some of the benefits hidden inside of State’s Connection and how those resources can be used within the classroom.

Learning Objectives:

To provide business and marketing teachers information pertaining to State's Connection
Understand how the components of State's Connection can be used within the classroom

For CEUs, please complete the end-of-session survey: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/CVXCXPG

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Speakers

Michelle Bardsley

MBA Professional Development Team

Michelle Bardsley is a career and technical education (CTE), business, finance, IT, and marketing educator with Guilford County Schools, North Carolina. For eight years, Michelle has successfully implemented MBA Research materials and strategies into classroom instruction. She is... Read More →

Sunday October 6, 2019 3:15pm - 4:05pm EDT
Green Room

Concurrent Session, Education

3:15pm EDT

This is How We Use DECA’s Integrated Marketing Campaign Events in the Classroom

Learn about DECA’s Integrated Marketing Campaign Events and get access to a brand-new Integrated Marketing Campaign Resource Guide that introduces a tool for DECA advisors to integrate these competitive events into classroom instruction.

For CEUs, please complete the end-of-session survey: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/8C865PB

C19-CS-33

Speakers

Christopher Young

Chief Program Officer, DECA Inc.

Christopher Young, CAE, is chief program officer at DECA Inc., providing leadership in the areas of program development, member services, conferences and professional learning for both the high school and collegiate divisions. Young uses his extensive background with DECA to provide... Read More →

Sunday October 6, 2019 3:15pm - 4:05pm EDT
Rose Room

Concurrent Session, Education

8:50am EDT

FBLA National Programs From A to Z

Each year FBLA helps members prepare for careers in business and business-related fields. Much of this preparation comes about through participation in our national programs, which are designed to allow students to develop their leadership skills by completing activities in our individual and chapter recognitions. Attend this session to learn the A to Z of FBLA national programs.

For CEUs, please complete the end-of-session survey: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/6LHJTG2

C19-CS-29

Speakers

Kelly Scholl

Education Director, FBLA-PBL

Kelly Scholl is the Education Director at Future Business Leaders of America-Phi Beta Lambda (FBLA-PBL). In this position Kelly oversees all aspects of FBLA-PBL’s competitive events program for middle school, high school, and college students, along with new program development... Read More →

Monday October 7, 2019 8:50am - 9:40am EDT
Gold Room

Concurrent Session, Education

8:50am EDT

Implementing PM and Forming PM Partnerships

Do you know enough about Project Management to know that you should implement it for the betterment of your students but are still unsure of what it will look like in the classroom? Are you scared to try? Join us and we will work through all of our hesitance together!

For CEUs, please complete the end-of-session survey: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/WF5ZFJY

C19-CS-36

Speakers

Dre' Helms

Teacher Advisory Network (TAN), Florence High School

Dre’ Helms has taught for almost 13 years in Rankin County School District in central Mississippi. Her previous work experience includes technology curriculum writing for a private company and workforce training for Copiah-Lincoln Community College. She is the co-founder and lead... Read More →

Monday October 7, 2019 8:50am - 9:40am EDT
Rose Room

Concurrent Session, Education

8:50am EDT

What's New in the MBA Learning Center?

We all know the Learning Center has some great features, but did you know it can do more??? This session will have some tips and tricks to get more out of the Learning Center and make it the one stop log in for your daily classroom. You will learn how to use some of the features for grading and group work, along with discussion that take the students learning to the next level. Then we will explore the app and how to add outside content to your Learning Center and really make it the only place to be.

For CEUs, please complete the end-of-session survey: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/BZNTYWP

C19-CS-13

Speakers

Adam Feazell

MBA Professional Development Team, Hurricane High School

Adam Feazell is in his eighth year of teaching in Putnam County, WV. He started his career as a technology integration specialist in the elementary and middle grade levels, then spent the next 4 years as a business education and special education teacher. The past two years he has... Read More →

Monday October 7, 2019 8:50am - 9:40am EDT
Green Room

Concurrent Session, Education

9:50am EDT

BusinessU: A Learning Management System designed for MBA Research content delivery

BusinessU is a licensee of MBA Research’s Course Guides and LAPS and has designed an LMS catered to deliver MBA content. All courses are pre-loaded, quizzes are auto-graded, and a real-time rubric allows for constant measuring and monitoring of student progress. The BusinessU LMS also facilitates group projects more easily and tracks student leader efficacy. Fully web-based, and works on all modern browsers including Chromebooks.

For CEUs, please complete the end-of-session survey: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/DKH9ZY5

C19-CS-20

Speakers

BusinessU

President, BusinessU

Michael is the President of BusinessU and is passionate about delivering business curriculum in a engaging, interactive way to students around the nation. Michael is a MBA Research High School of Business student alumni and is the President of BusinessU.

Monday October 7, 2019 9:50am - 10:40am EDT
Rose Room

Concurrent Session, Education

9:50am EDT

Is Your "Hands On" Class Really HANDS ON?

Let's do a deep dive into 21st Century resources that will provide students with performance-focused engagement. We will delve through resources that bring the real world into the classroom in real-time. These resources will provide hands-on job skill development opportunities. You will take away innovate ideas on how to bring your standards to life and increase your students' engagement, morale, and their eagerness to want to learn more. Learn how to increase the number of industry-recognized certifications your students receive, as well as, help them obtain marketable skills that will push their resumes to the front of the line.

For CEUs, please complete the end-of-session survey: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/9565296

C19-CS-23

Speakers

Kimberly Wilson Daniel

District Pathway Specialist - Business Ed, North Springs High School

Kimberly Daniel, MA Ed., GCDF, is a highly skilled educator with over 17 years of experience, Kimberly offers empowerment in the areas of Personal and Professional Development, Curriculum Design, Classroom Instruction, Teen Mentorship, Student Success Strategies, Relationship Building... Read More →

Monday October 7, 2019 9:50am - 10:40am EDT
Gold Room

Concurrent Session, Education

9:50am EDT

Transforming Mindsets Through an Experiential Model with Youth Entrepreneurs

Founded in 1991, Youth Entrepreneurs is a nonprofit that transforms the mindsets of middle and high school students by bridging the gap between classroom learning and real-life application. During this session, trained educators will take you through a YE activity called the invention game, and just as our students, you will learn via an experimental experience! The session will conclude with a YE program overview and a live auction. Check your conference bag for YE dollars and visit www.GetYE.org to learn more about this program that has impacted more than 35,000 students nationwide.

For CEUs, please complete the end-of-session survey: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/CZJKG5S

C19-CS-12

Speakers

Dr. Ann Stewart

MBA Research - Professional Development Team, Stewarts Creek High School

Dr. Ann Stewart spent 25 years in the business world before turning her attention to education. As a marketing and entrepreneurship teacher, Ann facilitated the development and opening of the first full service in-school coffee shop in the district and the first high school business... Read More →

Darren Couch

Business/Technology Teacher, The Independent School

Darren Couch graduated from Pittsburg State University with a degree in Business Administration. He is currently in his seventh year of teaching at The Independent School in Wichita, KS. He teaches Youth Entrepreneurs in middle and high school and has been involved with numerous student... Read More →

Monday October 7, 2019 9:50am - 10:40am EDT
Green Room

Concurrent Session, Education