The Premier Telecommunications Event for Industry Professionals and Academics from Companies, Governmental Agencies, and Universities around the World Themed "Riding the Wave to Global Connectivity," IEEE GLOBECOM 2009 covers the entire range of communications technologies, offering in-depth information on the latest developments in voice, data, image, and multimedia. Hotel: www.hiltonhawaiianvillage.com 2005 Kalia Rd Honolulu, HI 96815 (808) 955-5139
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Throughout the two-day symposium participants will break out into a number of workshops, interactive presentations, and roundtables, where they will have the opportunity to discuss cutting edge environmental education research ideas and policy. Results of current environmental education research will be presented in a series of more formal presentations and posters and several plenary discussions will focus on current trends in environmental education research.
This curriculum presents a comprehensive overview of networking; from fundamentals to advanced applications and services. It is based on the top-down approach to networking that is popular in many colleges and universities.
The course emphasizes concepts and skills required to design networks, while providing opportunities for practical application and hands-on experience by teaching students how to install, operate, and maintain networks.
Students will acquire skill through hands on and virtual labs using the Cisco Packet tracer.
The course emphasizes concepts and skills required to design networks, while providing opportunities for practical application and hands-on experience by teaching students how to install, operate, and maintain networks.
Students will acquire skill through hands on and virtual labs using the Cisco Packet tracer.
OP-TEC, the National Center for Optics and Photonics Education, is a National Science Foundation (NSF) National Center of Excellence with the stated mission of promoting photonics education and assisting colleges around the country in developing and implementing educational programs that support expansion of this critical new technology.
As part of our efforts to provide faculty development in optics and photonics, OP-TEC will be offering a hybrid, online faculty development course. The course will cover OP-TEC’s Fundamentals of Light and Lasers. Each of the six modules will be taught online over a two-week period with a high level of self-paced instruction combined with an interactive component facilitated by e-mail exchanges and chat room discussions
Fundamentals of Light and Lasers Modules:
* Module 1: Nature and Properties of Light
* Module 2: Optical Handling and Positioning
* Module 3: Light Sources and Laser Safety
* Module 4: Basic Geometrical Optics
* Module 5: Basic Physical Optics
* Module 6: Principles of Lasers
This online course is being offered at no charge to high school, community college and technical college faculty interested in teaching a basic photonics course. Participants who successfully complete the 12-week course and 3-day laboratory session will receive a certificate of completion from OP-TEC. Participants will also be awarded 9 CEUs from Indian Hills Community College.
Next course date: Starts March 1, 2010 (12-week course runs 3/1/10 – 5/21/10)
The six modules will be taught over a 12-week period. After the completion of Module 6, all participants will spend a 3-day period at Indian Hills Community College (Ottumwa, Iowa), where they will have the opportunity to conduct all laboratory experiments included in the course and discuss with experienced instructors best practices for teaching the materials. The laboratory session will be scheduled for June 17-19, 2010.
As part of our efforts to provide faculty development in optics and photonics, OP-TEC will be offering a hybrid, online faculty development course. The course will cover OP-TEC’s Fundamentals of Light and Lasers. Each of the six modules will be taught online over a two-week period with a high level of self-paced instruction combined with an interactive component facilitated by e-mail exchanges and chat room discussions
Fundamentals of Light and Lasers Modules:
* Module 1: Nature and Properties of Light
* Module 2: Optical Handling and Positioning
* Module 3: Light Sources and Laser Safety
* Module 4: Basic Geometrical Optics
* Module 5: Basic Physical Optics
* Module 6: Principles of Lasers
This online course is being offered at no charge to high school, community college and technical college faculty interested in teaching a basic photonics course. Participants who successfully complete the 12-week course and 3-day laboratory session will receive a certificate of completion from OP-TEC. Participants will also be awarded 9 CEUs from Indian Hills Community College.
Next course date: Starts March 1, 2010 (12-week course runs 3/1/10 – 5/21/10)
The six modules will be taught over a 12-week period. After the completion of Module 6, all participants will spend a 3-day period at Indian Hills Community College (Ottumwa, Iowa), where they will have the opportunity to conduct all laboratory experiments included in the course and discuss with experienced instructors best practices for teaching the materials. The laboratory session will be scheduled for June 17-19, 2010.
(9 days)
NanoDays is our nationwide festival of educational programs about nanoscale science and engineering and its potential impact on the future. NanoDays events are organized by participants in the Nanoscale Informal Science Education Network (NISE Net), and take place at over 200 science museums, research centers, and universities across the country from Maine to Hawaii.
What Can YOU Do?
NanoDays activities often bring university researchers together with science museum educators, creating unique learning experiences. NanoDays engages people of all ages in a miniscule world where materials have special properties and new technologies have spectacular promise.
Many NanoDays celebrations will combine simple hands-on activities for young people with events exploring current research for adults. One popular activity involves visitors working together to build a giant balloon model of a carbon nanotube. (Real carbon nanotubes, which are 1/50,000th of the width of a human hair, have extraordinary strength and unusual electrical properties that make them useful in electronics and materials science.
Other NanoDays activities demonstrate different, unexpected properties of materials at the nanoscale -- sand that won’t get wet even under water, water that won’t spill from a teacup, and colors that depend upon particle size.
Some NanoDays participants host public forums, discussions about the risks and benefits of particular appllications of nanotechnology. Many participating universities host public tours of their laboratories that work with nanoscale science and technology.
What Can YOU Do?
NanoDays activities often bring university researchers together with science museum educators, creating unique learning experiences. NanoDays engages people of all ages in a miniscule world where materials have special properties and new technologies have spectacular promise.
Many NanoDays celebrations will combine simple hands-on activities for young people with events exploring current research for adults. One popular activity involves visitors working together to build a giant balloon model of a carbon nanotube. (Real carbon nanotubes, which are 1/50,000th of the width of a human hair, have extraordinary strength and unusual electrical properties that make them useful in electronics and materials science.
Other NanoDays activities demonstrate different, unexpected properties of materials at the nanoscale -- sand that won’t get wet even under water, water that won’t spill from a teacup, and colors that depend upon particle size.
Some NanoDays participants host public forums, discussions about the risks and benefits of particular appllications of nanotechnology. Many participating universities host public tours of their laboratories that work with nanoscale science and technology.
The National Science Foundation funded Advanced Technology Education project: "eSyst: A Systems View of Electronics Education" has developed instructional materials to give students the information and practice they’ll need to show competency in each learning objective. In this webinar the eSyst Development Team will demonstrate how to implement the eSyst Electronics System course “Electronics Communication”. This webinar will also explore: • Enhancing student/technician enrollments in today's electronics technology degree programs • How teaching a "systems" approach can revitalize your existing electronics curriculum • How the "systems view" can aid in the retention of your students • Present overviews of the course's new systems resources • Provide current status of the project • Demonstrate where to find the eSyst systems resources on the eSyst website Register at http://www.matecnetworks.org/webreg/esyst.php
Presenter: Casey W. O'Brien, CISSP, CEH - Associate Professor, Community College of Baltimore County (CCBC)
Contact: [email protected] This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it to register before April 1st. Due to the overwhelming popularity of this course, it is anticipated that seats will be limited. Community Colleges will be given priority registration and registration may be restricted to single attendees from any one institution. Confirmation of your registration will be sent out after registration closes. Faculty attending that have not been confirmed will be subject to seat availability.
Course Description: Ethical Hacking and Countermeasures is a hands-on, intensive, four-day workshop immersing students in the methodology and application of ethical hacking concepts and techniques. This workshop introduces students to the basics of footprinting, scanning, gaining and maintaining access, covering tracks, and securing their own systems. When students leave this class they will have hands-on experience and understanding of ethical hacking concepts and techniques.
Who should attend: This course will significantly benefit anyone who is concerned about the integrity of their network infrastructure and systems security. It is also intended for those interested in taking the EC-Council Certified Ethical Hacker (CEH) exam (312-50).
Prerequisites: Faculty attending this workshop need to have passed either the CompTIA Security+ or CISSP certification exams, or have proven industry experience.
Presenter: Casey W. O'Brien is an Associate Professor of Network Technology at the Community College of Baltimore County and Co-Director of the CyberWATCH Center. Casey's major teaching and research interests include: network and systems security, firewalls and network perimeter defenses, computer networking, computer architecture, scalable and cost-effective information security laboratories, and secure network engineering. Casey coordinates the Mid-Atlantic Regional Collegiate Cyber Defense Competition (CCDC). The CCBC team won the 3rd Mid-Atlantic Regional CCDC this past spring and was the first community college in the country to qualify for the National CCDC. Casey has worked as a database administrator, senior network engineer, Web programmer, and UNIX/Windows system administrator for both public- and private-sector organizations before transitioning into a full-time faculty position.
Contact: [email protected] This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it to register before April 1st. Due to the overwhelming popularity of this course, it is anticipated that seats will be limited. Community Colleges will be given priority registration and registration may be restricted to single attendees from any one institution. Confirmation of your registration will be sent out after registration closes. Faculty attending that have not been confirmed will be subject to seat availability.
Course Description: Ethical Hacking and Countermeasures is a hands-on, intensive, four-day workshop immersing students in the methodology and application of ethical hacking concepts and techniques. This workshop introduces students to the basics of footprinting, scanning, gaining and maintaining access, covering tracks, and securing their own systems. When students leave this class they will have hands-on experience and understanding of ethical hacking concepts and techniques.
Who should attend: This course will significantly benefit anyone who is concerned about the integrity of their network infrastructure and systems security. It is also intended for those interested in taking the EC-Council Certified Ethical Hacker (CEH) exam (312-50).
Prerequisites: Faculty attending this workshop need to have passed either the CompTIA Security+ or CISSP certification exams, or have proven industry experience.
Presenter: Casey W. O'Brien is an Associate Professor of Network Technology at the Community College of Baltimore County and Co-Director of the CyberWATCH Center. Casey's major teaching and research interests include: network and systems security, firewalls and network perimeter defenses, computer networking, computer architecture, scalable and cost-effective information security laboratories, and secure network engineering. Casey coordinates the Mid-Atlantic Regional Collegiate Cyber Defense Competition (CCDC). The CCBC team won the 3rd Mid-Atlantic Regional CCDC this past spring and was the first community college in the country to qualify for the National CCDC. Casey has worked as a database administrator, senior network engineer, Web programmer, and UNIX/Windows system administrator for both public- and private-sector organizations before transitioning into a full-time faculty position.
(4 days)
Bossier CityLA71111
CSEC is currently offering a series of five instructor training
workshops in three different locations. The workshops are for CSEC member institutions in the CSEC eight state region. These workshops are to prepare an instructor to teach courses in each of the five core areas of Information Assurance, which are:
1. Principles of Information Assurance
2. Network Security
3. Enterprise Security Management
4. Secure Electronic Commerce
5. Digital Forensics
Limited openings are available for instructors from community colleges that are not part of CSEC.
More workshop dates are also listed on the CSEC events calendar at:
http://ociafe.ctln.org/calendar/
For more information please contact:
Robert Hamilton
405-743-5552
[email protected]
workshops in three different locations. The workshops are for CSEC member institutions in the CSEC eight state region. These workshops are to prepare an instructor to teach courses in each of the five core areas of Information Assurance, which are:
1. Principles of Information Assurance
2. Network Security
3. Enterprise Security Management
4. Secure Electronic Commerce
5. Digital Forensics
Limited openings are available for instructors from community colleges that are not part of CSEC.
More workshop dates are also listed on the CSEC events calendar at:
http://ociafe.ctln.org/calendar/
For more information please contact:
Robert Hamilton
405-743-5552
[email protected]
(3 days)
IndianapolisIN46204
The premier association for the postsecondary technical educator, with emphasis on professional development.
The trade show will include over 50 exhibit booths with information and products for postsecondary technical educators including textbooks, software, and state-of-the-art equipment for a variety of technical education disciplines.
The trade show will include over 50 exhibit booths with information and products for postsecondary technical educators including textbooks, software, and state-of-the-art equipment for a variety of technical education disciplines.
Emerging and converging technologies are advancing at such a rapid pace, that instructors are teaching for jobs that did not exist a few years ago. Invite your students to explore cross-disciplinary career opportunities in current and future high tech fields.
The Hands-on Nanofabrication Workshop for Educators will be held April 12-14, 2010, at the Center for Nanotechnology Education and Utilization (CNEU) at Penn State University.
This three-day workshop will utilize the facilities at Penn State to teach nanotechnology at an introductory level which will enable the participants to understand how nanotechnology is, and will continue to be integral, to STEM curriculum and careers.
Registration closes April 1, 2010. Please register as soon as possible; spaces fill up quickly.
This three-day workshop will utilize the facilities at Penn State to teach nanotechnology at an introductory level which will enable the participants to understand how nanotechnology is, and will continue to be integral, to STEM curriculum and careers.
Registration closes April 1, 2010. Please register as soon as possible; spaces fill up quickly.
(3 days)
Geneve-on-the-LakeOhio44041
The only conference east of the Rockies devoted exclusively to the promotion, marketing and selling of regional wines. Three full days where the best minds in American wine and tourism meet to learn, share, exchange and 'steal' from one another's successes.
Looking to understand what nanotechnology means for you? Need to understand how and why nanotechnology can improve your products, process and may even cut costs? Interested in learning about the latest applications and trends in top-down fabrication and bottom-up assembly techniques? Then this event is for you!
This workshop provides an introduction to POGIL (Process Oriented Guided Inquiry Learning) and explores the benefits of this approach to active learning in the classroom. Participants will experience a POGIL-based learning environment, analyze activities to understand how guided inquiry is structured in a POGIL classroom, and consider classroom facilitation and other issues related to the implementation of POGIL.
(3 days)
El RenoOK73036
NACTA is focused on the personal and professional development of members through education and building relationships. NACTA seeks to improve higher education by providing a forum for discussion of issues related to college instruction and student success.
The annual NACTA Judging Conference is being hosted at Redlands Community College. The contest that will be hosting are as follows: Ag Business Management, Computer Applications, Crops, Dairy, Horse Judging, Livestock, Quiz Bowl, and Soils.
The annual NACTA Judging Conference is being hosted at Redlands Community College. The contest that will be hosting are as follows: Ag Business Management, Computer Applications, Crops, Dairy, Horse Judging, Livestock, Quiz Bowl, and Soils.
(3 days)
Las VegasNV89109
ABET Symposium
The ABET Symposium features the following items: four educational tracks about Assessing your program, preparing the self-study, planning for the visit, ABET program evaluator updates; and provides a symposium Resource Room for reviewing sample self-studies and poster sessions on ways to prepare your resource room for your visit. Learn about the latest developments in accreditation practice, choose from among more than 50 peer-reviewed sessions on assessment and accreditation processes, meet with accreditation commission leaders, and find out how others are using technology to enhance their assessment and accreditation experience.
The ABET Symposium features the following items: four educational tracks about Assessing your program, preparing the self-study, planning for the visit, ABET program evaluator updates; and provides a symposium Resource Room for reviewing sample self-studies and poster sessions on ways to prepare your resource room for your visit. Learn about the latest developments in accreditation practice, choose from among more than 50 peer-reviewed sessions on assessment and accreditation processes, meet with accreditation commission leaders, and find out how others are using technology to enhance their assessment and accreditation experience.
One hour webinar on Integration of GIS Across the Campus Presenter Amy Work
http://delmarcollege.na3.acrobat.com/ngtc/
Toll free number: 866.962.6635
Passcode: 86164129
http://delmarcollege.na3.acrobat.com/ngtc/
Toll free number: 866.962.6635
Passcode: 86164129
The Convention
The premiere event for community college leaders, AACC's Annual Convention offers unprecedented professional development as well as the opportunity to network, share, and learn from professionals in the fields of education, business and industry, and the government sector. The AACC Exhibit Hall offers a variety of services and products to bring innovation to your campus.
The Venues
The majority of the AACC Convention will be held at the Washington State Convention and Trade Center in Seattle. Forums, roundtables, and the exhibit hall will be at the convention center. The Sheraton Seattle Hotel is AACC's headquarters hotel for the convention. The preconvention workshops, business meetings and social events will be held at the Sheraton. Refer to your program on-site for more information.
The Happenings
Two days of preconvention workshops and business meetings are offered before the convention gets underway, followed by two and a half days of programming (Innovation Theater, forums, roundtables, poster, focus, and spotlight sessions). Monday night's Gala Dinner honors Outstanding Alumni and the meeting culminates with brunch and a major speaker on Tuesday. A preliminary schedule will be posted soon.
The Attendees
Convention attendees include community college administrators (chancellors, presidents, vice presidents, deans, and department chairs), trustees, faculty, business/industry representatives who work with community colleges, federal or state government representatives, and graduate students.
The premiere event for community college leaders, AACC's Annual Convention offers unprecedented professional development as well as the opportunity to network, share, and learn from professionals in the fields of education, business and industry, and the government sector. The AACC Exhibit Hall offers a variety of services and products to bring innovation to your campus.
The Venues
The majority of the AACC Convention will be held at the Washington State Convention and Trade Center in Seattle. Forums, roundtables, and the exhibit hall will be at the convention center. The Sheraton Seattle Hotel is AACC's headquarters hotel for the convention. The preconvention workshops, business meetings and social events will be held at the Sheraton. Refer to your program on-site for more information.
The Happenings
Two days of preconvention workshops and business meetings are offered before the convention gets underway, followed by two and a half days of programming (Innovation Theater, forums, roundtables, poster, focus, and spotlight sessions). Monday night's Gala Dinner honors Outstanding Alumni and the meeting culminates with brunch and a major speaker on Tuesday. A preliminary schedule will be posted soon.
The Attendees
Convention attendees include community college administrators (chancellors, presidents, vice presidents, deans, and department chairs), trustees, faculty, business/industry representatives who work with community colleges, federal or state government representatives, and graduate students.
AlbuquerqueNM87106
This is a new, exciting advanced MEMS workshop for high school teachers who have previously attended an SCME MEMS workshop.
You will explore the pattern transfer and electroplating steps of the the MEMS micromachining process known as LIGA (x-ray lithography). You will be able to demonstrate these processes in your classroom using a take-home instruction guide and kit, provided free of charge.
By the end of the workshop, you will have created an electroplated copper pattern on a lithographic plate.
SCME will pay your registration and lab fees and provide free educational material. You will receive a $100 scholarship after the workshop. APPLY NOW! Deadline is April 1. Registration is limited to the first 10 qualified applicants. See below for details.
When? Saturday, April 17, 2010, 8-4:30.
Where? Albuquerque, NM at the UNM Manufacturing Training and Technology Center (MTTC).
Who? Taught by Fabian Lopez, SCME co-PI and CNM MEMS instructor.
Why? Job growth in this field is accelerating. SCME wants to educate instructors about this exciting technology so that they can offer new career pathways to their students.
Cost: Free, sponsored by the National Science Foundation's Advanced Technological Education program. Travel expenses and meals are the responsibility of the participant or the participant's institution. A $100 scholarship will be awarded after the workshop.
To apply, go to the SCME website: www.scme-nm.org and become a registered user. Click on the SCME Events tab and "LIGA Workshop." Click on the registration link.
Do it today! Deadline is April 1. Enrollment is limited to the first 10 qualified educators.
Acceptance emails will go out April 5.
Contact Anna Garden at [email protected] or
505-272-7150 for more information.
SpringfieldMA01105
CloudCamp is an unconference where early adopters of Cloud Computing technologies exchange ideas. With the rapid change occurring in the industry, we need a place where we can meet to share our experiences, challenges and solutions. At CloudCamp, you are encouraged to share your thoughts in several open discussions, as we strive for the advancement of Cloud Computing. End users, IT professionals and vendors are all encouraged to participate.
Register for CloudCamp Western Mass, Apr 20, 2010
Price: Free, food will be served at registration
Who should come: Developers and managers from Massachusetts,
Connecticut, Vermont, and surrounding states, who are working with or
are interested in working with cloud technologies
Register for CloudCamp Western Mass, Apr 20, 2010
Price: Free, food will be served at registration
Who should come: Developers and managers from Massachusetts,
Connecticut, Vermont, and surrounding states, who are working with or
are interested in working with cloud technologies
(3 days)
Kansas CityMO64108
Three keynote speakers—All authors and innovators in their fields
Powerful breakouts—A can’t-miss line-up of industry talent
No increased registration costs—We kept registration fees the same as last year to give you a break.
American agriculture is stronger than ever. In an economy where so many industries are struggling to stay afloat, agriculture is thriving. Demand and innovation are opening new markets and creating new opportunities.
The 2010 Agri-Marketing Conference will help you:
take advantage of emerging markets.
harness the power of new media to achieve real business results.
learn how industry leaders are using e-mail, strategic branding and trade shows to reach customers and new clients.
There’s a lot to be excited about, but agriculture still has challenges to meet. This year’s conference is packed with workshops, remarkable keynote presentations and breakout sessions to help you get ahead in turbulent times.
So please make plans now to join NAMA in the Heartland. Get energized about your career . . . Get excited about ag all over again!
Powerful breakouts—A can’t-miss line-up of industry talent
No increased registration costs—We kept registration fees the same as last year to give you a break.
American agriculture is stronger than ever. In an economy where so many industries are struggling to stay afloat, agriculture is thriving. Demand and innovation are opening new markets and creating new opportunities.
The 2010 Agri-Marketing Conference will help you:
take advantage of emerging markets.
harness the power of new media to achieve real business results.
learn how industry leaders are using e-mail, strategic branding and trade shows to reach customers and new clients.
There’s a lot to be excited about, but agriculture still has challenges to meet. This year’s conference is packed with workshops, remarkable keynote presentations and breakout sessions to help you get ahead in turbulent times.
So please make plans now to join NAMA in the Heartland. Get energized about your career . . . Get excited about ag all over again!
This workshop will explore how a geospatial system can assist in making an informed decision through the use of geospatial information technology system. The concept of the workshop is how to visualize data that has a spatial orientation. The participants will learn how to take data that is contained within a spreadsheet and display it spatially. This will include displaying the data via address or position latitude and longitude as well as how to summarize data and display the summary information. The concepts geocoding and summation of data through the COUNTIF function of Excel will be done. Online basemaps will be utilized. No previous knowledge of GIS is required. Online video and documentation will be available to the participants for reference and continued study after the workshop.
(3 days)
CranfordNJ07016
This summit is a two-and-a-half day event, a Strategic Summit on the Computing Education Challenges for Community Colleges, designed to frame the challenges of the next five years and beyond of computing education. A diverse group of experts, from industry as well as from academia, will be brought together to engage in focused round table discussions to address just one question: "What are the major challenges confronting computing programs in community colleges spanning the next five to ten years?" For more information on the summit or if you are interested in attending please contact Elizabeth Hawthorne at [email protected].
Merced College, in collaboration with Hands On Solar, Inc., National Science Foundation ATE Regional Center (CREATE), and The Interstate Renewable Energy Council (IREC), sponsored by the US Department of Energy, is happy to announce a free half-day workshop on April 30, 2010, for colleges and schools that are interested in starting effective programs in solar energy, weatherization, energy efficiency, and related technologies. This event would also apply to schools that wish to enhance existing green programs. IREC is committed to training that is based on industry-set learning objectives and standards. The workshop will include information on the newly updated Entry Level Exam program offered by the North American Board of Certified Energy Practitioners (NABCEP) and the IREC/ ISPQ connection.