OK Career Guide is the NEW online career planning system for Oklahoma and it's coming in August. Training on the new system will be available across Oklahoma for educators, counselors, advisors and others in August and September. Registration is now open for those training events. Space is limited, so sign up today for training in your area.
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August 16th, 2015
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September 18th, 2015
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692 Maritime BoulevardLinthicum HeightsMD
The 70-hour course (MITPMI-307) is designed to teach attendees how to administer short / long-term assessment and care of the sick or injured. The seafarers will learn the anatomy / physiology of the human body; diagnostic procedures, basic and advanced first aid techniques, CPR, automated external defibrillator (AED), and other pertinent shipboard medical issues
Online or at University of MontanaMissoulaMT
Identifies alternative fuel sources; explores fuel characteristics; identifies and evaluates the infrastructure required to produce, store, distribute, and use them; discusses emission and conversion efficiencies; assesses social, environmental, and economic impacts.
Writing in environmental fields encompasses many genres, from policy memos to manuals, blog posts to interpretive signs. This course will allow you to refine and reflect on your writing process. For some, the course may serve as a tune-up; for others, a significant remodeling.
This course will require 40 hours over the 6-week class period. The course is six weeks in length and is taught in an entirely online, distance learning format, with both asynchronous and synchronous portions. No campus visits are required. Depending upon enrollment, we anticipate offering 1 hour each week that you can interact with instructors and classmates via WebEx.
A survey of renewable energy systems and technologies. Addresses physical and technical aspects of wind, solar, geothermal, hydro, tidal, biological, and wave energy systems. Consideration is given to engineering, economic, social, environmental, and political factors that determine implementation and sustainability.
A survey of traditional energy systems and technologies. Introduces conventional primary energy sources--coal, oil, gas, nuclear--and examines the technologies used to capture, convert, distribute, store, and utilize these energy sources. Consideration is given to physical and engineering aspects, as well as economic, social environmental, and political factors that determine the sustainability of these sources.
(3 days)
Hamilton Crowne Plaza Hotel1001 14th St NW (14th & K)Washington DC20005
Managing data to drive decision making has never been more important. As large data systems are capturing significant performance, operational and planning data in the transit industry. These data can improve decision making, service evaluation, customer satisfaction, operational efficiency and overall system performance. At the core of many of these data are spatial elements, that describe the location of relevant transit data. Transit boardings, customer location, activity centers, assets and transit service. Geographic Information Systems (GIS) provides a unique platform for organizing, evaluating and communicating data; transforming data into information. This conference will bring experts from around the country on how GIS is being used everyday to improve transit systems. The conference will provide a breadth of GIS experiences to showcase how agencies of all sizes and budgets are managing its GIS data and improving transit service and ultimately customer service.
Fab Lab Machine Training: A 4-Module Series
http://www.fvtc.edu/training-services/business-industry-services/seminars/service/manufact...
FVTC Fab Lab5 N Systems DrAppletonWI
Welcome to the workshop of the future! This workshop is designed to connect people and your ideas to the world! Along the way, you will create, collaborate, learn and build just about anything you can imagine. The Fab Lab combines advanced manufacturing technologies and electronic tools to bring your ideas to reality. Be introduced to the Fab Lab and familiarize yourself with lab safety, operating procedures, material specifics and tools along with equipment demonstrations. You'll be certified to operate the Fab Lab equipment, which will allow you to work independently in the lab. Discover the 3D printer, laser engraver, ShopBot® and vinyl cutter. Once you have completed this series, register for our open lab and bring your ideas to life!
OKCareerGuide Training
http://www.okcareertech.org/educators/career-and-academic-connections/okcareerguide-traini...
Academic Center, Room 1121509 S. McKennaPoteauOK
OK Career Guide is the NEW online career planning system for Oklahoma and it's coming in August. Training on the new system will be available across Oklahoma for educators, counselors, advisors and others in August and September. Registration is now open for those training events. Space is limited, so sign up today for training in your area.
Moelcular Modeling for Metal-Organic Frameworks for Energy and Environmental Applications
http://www.rochester.edu/calendar/?event&id=1028539&from=02September2015&to=02September201...
Gavett Hall 202500 Joseph C. Wilson BlvdRochesterNY
Randall Snurr of Northwestern University will give a talk on "Moelcular Modeling for Metal-Organic Frameworks for Energy and Environmental Applications."
(5 days)
Online
This five-day distance-learning course will start Monday, September 7th at 8:30a.m. CST and will end Friday, September 11th at 4:30p.m. CST.
(ISC)2 SSCP Course Description - The (ISC)2 Systems Security Certified Professional (SSCP) training course is designed for Information Security professionals who are the hands-on practitioners and want to hone their knowledge and skills related to the technical aspects Information Security. This program will help you advance your career in information security aswell as prepare you for the SSCP exam. (ISC)2 is an international vendor agnostic organization that prepares you as a security professional systemically in order to achieve career success.
(3 days)
Drexel University3141 Chestnut StPhiladelphiaPA
The Annual Conference on assessment to be held on September 9-11, 2015 will engage attendees in rich conversation through interactive presentations, snapshot sessions, and plenary addresses.
Attendees will enjoy three days of thought provoking speakers, workshops and invaluable networking on Drexel's beautiful campus, just minutes from the heart of historic Philadelphia and the birthplace of our nation. Special lodging rates have been secured at the Sonesta Hotel in the center of Philadelphia's downtown area. Shuttle service to and from the Sonesta Hotel to the Drexel campus, just minutes away, will be provided and is included in conference registration.
Using Carbon-14 to Investigate the Response of Natural Methane Emissions to Global Warming
http://www.chem.rochester.edu/seminars/abstracts/3222abstract_Abstract_PetrenkoVasilii_mai...
Hutchison Hall, room 140500 Joseph C. Wilson BlvdRochesterNY
Methane is a powerful greenhouse gas, and anthropogenic methane emissions are the second largest contributor to man-made global warming. Studies suggest that natural emissions of methane may increase in response to the warming, providing a significant positive feedback. Of particular concern are "old carbon" reservoirs, such as marine methane hydrates and permafrost. Both of these reservoirs are sensitive to warming and are large enough to increase the atmospheric methane concentration by an order of magnitude or more if a large fraction of the reservoir is destabilized. Our research group is testing the hypothesis that methane hydrates and / or permafrost can emit large amounts of methane to the atmosphere in response to warming. To test this hypothesis, we are studying the previous time the Earth had gone through a large global warming -- the last deglaciation, between about 10,000 and 20,000 years ago. We obtain large samples of ancient air from glacial ice cores and analyze the carbon-14 content of methane in this air to characterize the magnitude of methane emissions from old carbon sources. My talk will provide an introduction to ice cores as well as discuss our findings from methane C-14 measurements.
Explore the Fab Lab: Complimentary Event
http://www.fvtc.edu/training-services/business-industry-services/seminars/service/manufact...
FVTC Fab Lab5 N Systems DrAppletonWI
This complimentary event is open to business professionals, entrepreneurs, inventors, students, teachers and 'creative souls'.
Learn more about the FVTC Fab Lab machines such as 3D printing, laser cutting/engraving and other computer controlled machines used in industry as well as the average home. Fab Lab resources are available to the community for a broad range of activities ranging from craft projects, guitar building, 3D printing and early stage prototyping.
Special Opportunity: NSF ATE Small Grants for Institutions New to ATE
We invite community colleges and faculty from underserved and underrepresented to apply for our fourth cohort mentorship. This opportunity provides resources, technical assistance, mentoring, leadership and faculty development for faculty working in two-year colleges.
Community Partners for Sustainability
http://www.clcillinois.edu/news-and-events/25live-details?id=154778327
College of Lake County - Conference C00319351 West Washington StreetGrayslakeIL
Join leaders from business, non-profits, education, local government, and the community seeking to accelerate sustainability initiatives across Lake County through education, the sharing of best practices, undertaking collaborative efforts, fostering civic engagement, disseminating information, and celebrating successes.
OKCareerGuide Training
http://www.okcareertech.org/educators/career-and-academic-connections/okcareerguide-traini...
Adult Education Building621 Sooner DriveBurns FlatOK
OK Career Guide is the NEW online career planning system for Oklahoma and it's coming in August. Training on the new system will be available across Oklahoma for educators, counselors, advisors and others in August and September. Registration is now open for those training events. Space is limited, so sign up today for training in your area.
Participants will:
Know more about the NSF ATE Program and the benefits of being funded;
Learn about what the Mentor-Connect project has to offer;
Learn how to apply for the 2015 Mentor-Connect cohort to receive assistance;
Learn about what to expect should you join a cohort
Wonders of Light: Family Science Fun
http://www.light2015.org/Home/Event-Programme/2015/SchoolActivities/US-Wonders-of-Light--F...
Potomac Atrium at the Smithsonian Institution National Museum of the American Indian4th St & Independence Ave SWWashingtonDC
This education outreach program will be built around booths with hands-on activities featuring light. It will be held in the Potomac Atrium at the Smithsonian Institution National Museum of the American Indian.
"The Game of Life" Financial Teen Summit
http://events.tri-c.edu/event/the_game_of_life_financial_teen_summit#.Va0BDYu4lAw
Metropolitan Campis Auditorium2514-2534 E. 30th St.ClevelandOH
The Phe’be Foundation presents “The Game of LIFE” Sequel, hosted by High Tech Academy. This program is open to all young adults 14 to 19, and their parents/guardians. This program has a mission to provide consumer and financial education training to financially disadvantaged youth (aged 14 to 19 years old) that will empower them to make sound financial decisions.
This curriculum, derived from global best practices and featuring interactive and innovative educational styles, is designed for professionals with interest in Coastal Management at all experience levels in the practice of Coastal and Marine Spatial Planning (CMSP).
(4 days)
Penn State Center for Nanotechnology Education and Utilization101 Innovation BlvdUniversity ParkPA
A series of two workshops, the Nanotechnology Course Resource Workshops (formerly known as our "Train the Trainer" Workshops) were created to provide faculty with:
- Resources (labs, presentations, and more) and
- Guidance needed to effectively teach undergraduate nanotechnology courses.
Please note: it does not matter which workshop is attended first.
These workshops are designed for: post-secondary faculty and administrators.
This workshop focuses on: Materials, Safety, and Equipment Overview, Basic Nanotechnology Processes, and Materials in Nanotechnology.
Profesional Development Workshop for Informal Educators
http://www.marinetech.org/other-workshops//workshop_id/3149/
Museum of Natural and Cultural History1680 E 15th AveEugeneOR
This one-day workshop will introduce participants to the newest publication in the National Project for Excellence in Environmental Education series: Non-formal Environmental Education Programs - Guidelines for Excellence. These Guidelines offer a set of recommendations for developing and administering high quality non-formal environmental education programs.
This class enables ICT faculty to achieve a comprehensive introduction to information storage infrastructure, including virtual environments. Faculty will learn about the architectures, features, and benefits of Intelligent Storage Systems; networked storage technologies such as FC-SAN, IP-SAN, NAS, Object-based and unified storage; business continuity solutions such as backup, replication and archive; the information security; and the emerging field of cloud computing. This class is taught using the textbook, “Information Storage and Management (ISM), 2nd Edition”, written by storage professionals from EMC Corporation. The book takes an ‘open’ approach to teaching information storage and management, focusing on concepts and principles – rather than product specifics – that can be applied in all IT environments.
Participants will receive a complimentary copy of the ISM v2 textbook. Faculty who are participating in the EMC Academic Alliance program will receive the teaching and learning aids to deliver the course including PowerPoints and facilitator guide for each chapter, videos, course lesson planning, and more …
(4 days)
Anaheim Convention Center800 W Katella AveAnaheimCA92802USA
Solar Power International (SPI) generates success for solar energy professionals and the global solar industry. SPI is ranked #109 in the Top 250 Largest Trade Shows (by Trade Show News Network), making SPI the largest solar show in North America. In addition, SPI is a Gold 100 trade show (as ranked by Trade Show Executive), making it the only solar show to make both lists.
The Facts
SPI is North America’s premier business-to-business event for professionals in solar energy and related fields.
- More than 15,000 solar energy industry professionals from 75+ countries attend.
- More than 600 leading manufacturers, service providers, and vendors on the Expo floor.
- Four days of power-packed ROI that will help you grow, learn, connect, and compete.
The Features
SPI brings the full range of industry ideas, experts, professionals, and information together in one comprehensive event that delivers:
- Peer-led educational programming designed to exchange ideas, share lessons learned, and provide solutions for your business.
- Unique networking opportunities that allow you to solidify your current relationships and build new ones.
- Connections with industry vendors and professionals from the U.S. and around the world as they showcase their newest products and services.
- Opportunities to expand in and with the U.S. market.
(3 days)
Kentucky Exposition Center937 Phillips LnLouisvilleKY
The IBEX Louisville 2015 show floor plan will look the same as Tampa's main show floor. There will be ONE main cross aisle. Only exhibitors with 1500 square feet or more will be in a true island configuration. There will be several interactive areas on the show floor including the Exhibitor Workshop Theater, The Connected Boat, and Social Media Lounge. We will once again offer specialty pavilion areas; Composites, Electronics, and Compliance, Standards & Education. The IBEX Seminar Series offers world-renowned technical education from fundamental skills to cutting-edge advanced training and is designed for shop floor crew, seasoned technicians, and company officers.
(3 days)
Suburban Collection Showplace46100 Grand River AvenueNoviMI48374USA
The Annual Advanced Battery Tradeshow For The Global Battery Industry
Taking place September 15-17, Novi, Detroit, Michigan, The Battery Show 2015 is the premier showcase of the latest advanced battery technology. The exhibition hall offers a platform to launch new products, make new contacts and maintain existing relationships. With more qualified buyers and decision makers than any other event in North America, The Battery Show 2015 is the key to unlocking your future business opportunities.
The Battery Show is attended by technical leaders, scientists, engineers, project leaders, buyers and senior executives concerned with advanced energy storage and will host the very latest advanced battery solutions for electric & hybrid vehicles, utility & renewable energy support, portable electronics, medical technology, military and telecommunications.
The Battery Show 2015 will once again be co-locating with Electric & Hybrid Vehicle Technology Expo, the premier showcase for electric and hybrid vehicle technology and innovation. The show is a free-to-attend manufacturing and engineering exhibition and will be attended by leading automotive and off-highway vehicle engineers, business leaders, technical experts, consultants and R&D professionals, all looking for greater efficiency and safety while reducing the overall cost of e-mobility.
Why attend The Battery Show?
The Battery Show is America’s biggest free-to-attend exhibition for advanced batteries. The very latest battery technology will be on display for a number of applications, from EV’s to Utility storage, through to bespoke mobile power applications, personal electronicsand healthcare. If advanced battery technology is key to your products and services, The Battery Show will help your company stay ahead.
The Battery Show is also a supply chain event, where the latest solutions from raw material and equipment suppliers, to materials and testing and recycling services. If it happens through the life of a battery, the services to support this will be on display. A must attend event for battery manufacturers, from junior engineer to CEO level, The Battery Show will enable you to attain better battery performance, safety and cost.
Visitors to The Battery Show 2015 will also have free access to Electric & Hybrid Vehicle Technology Expo, the premier showcase for electric and hybrid vehicle technology and innovation
(3 days)
Suburban Collection Showcase, Halls A-B-C46100 Grand River AvenueNoviMI
Electric & Hybrid Vehicle Technology Expo is the premier showcase for electric and hybrid vehicle technology and innovation. The show highlight advances right across the powertrain and across a wide range of vehicles from passenger and commercial to off-highway industrial vehicles.
This program provides a unique quick start opportunity to beginning career and technology teachers who do not hold degrees in teacher education. Participants will be professionally and personally challenged as they progress through this program. The program is rigorous, but will provide beginning teachers with critical classroom strategies and foundational skills proved to be effective in today's CareerTech classroom.
Through the new 2.5-day "Get SMART!" Impact Workshops you will learn core concepts and receive materials needed to develop or expand academic courses and pathways that will enable students to enter the maritime and transportation industry which is critical to our nation's economy and security. You will also receive SMART products including lessons, toolkits, "Make the SMART Choice!" video series and new SMART Maritime and Transportation Career Guide. Lastly, you will meet key industry players in your region to help support your programs and learn about registered apprenticeship programs, internships and college programs for students in your area.
Continuing Teacher Academy Session
http://www.okcareertech.org/educators/science-technology-engineering-and-mathematics-stem-...
Tulsa Tech Owasso Campus10800 N 140th E AveOwassoOK
CareerTech Professional Development presents, Continuing Teacher Academy for all CareerTech Teachers. This special opportunity will allow teachers to gain knowledge in new strategies and best practices in education.
Metropolitan Campus, MCC 102900 Community College Ave.ClevelandOH
Come and learn about youth & adult pathways to obtaining a higher education including credit and non-credit programming. The event will include: Program information tables, CPP programs overview, Financial aid workshop, 3D Digital Design & Manufacturing Presentation, Ohio Means Jobs overview.
(2 days)
Valencia College1800 South Kirkland RoadOrlandoFL32811USA
The Florida Forum on Engineering Technology (E.T. Forum) is an important vehicle to bring together the diverse and geographically dispersed colleges with common issues and challenges. The Forum is a semiannual 2-day meeting of community college engineering technologies faculty in Florida. FLATE utilizes the Forum to strengthen its Technology Consortium; share its activities and projects; provide professional development; bring industry and academics together; engage faculty and administrators in statewide curriculum reform; and keep in touch with new and ongoing college program issues and concerns. This will be the 35th E.T. Forum.
Robot C Programming for Teachers Starting
http://www.okcareertech.org/educators/science-technology-engineering-and-mathematics-stem-...
Canadian Valley - Cowan Campus6505 Rte 66El RenoOK
This training will help teachers just starting in or wanting to start robotics. The focus will be on the programming in robot c. This will be a hands on collaborative training for teachers with many tips and resources.
New York Hall Of Science47-01 111th StCoronaNew York
MakerCon gathers makers from diverse segments that don’t always have the opportunity to share ideas, visions and views. Educators, engineers, entrepreneurs, CxOs from big business, directors of non-profits, and leaders from government agencies join together under one big tent to discuss the impact of the maker movement and making on education, the economy, and emerging markets.
CyberWatch West is a consortium of higher education institutions, government agencies, and industry partners focused on increasing the quantity and quality of the cybersecurity workforce in the western U.S.
In this webinar, CyberWatch West representatives will discuss the various resources they have available that can be leveraged by the National CyberWatch Center members to develop effective training and teaching modules.
(2 days)
enter for Educational Research at Stanford (CERAS)520 Galvez MallStanfordCA
The FabLearn Conference brings together key influencers and thought-leaders from around the world in education, policy-making, academia, design, research, and maker communities to learn, present, and discuss digital fabrication in education, the maker culture, hands-on learning, and instructional tools.
The conference has been held at Stanford University since 2011, and has also had many international spin-offs.
The FabLearn 2015 conference theme is Equity and Diversity in Making.
Join the Union of Concerned Scientists to explore how to overcome barriers to scientist-community collaboration and make scientist engagement more effective. Learn about new ways for scientists, leaders, and citizens to work together, and leave with strategies and tangible advice to develop (or improve) connections between scientists and communities. Webcast is coming soon.
(3 days)
Hilton Portland & Executive Tower921 SW Sixth AvenuePortlandOR
This year's keynote presenter is Mark David Milliron
(2 days)
Baltimore Convention Center1 W Pratt StBaltimoreMD
With the construction of the Block Island project, it’s a critical time in the offshore wind industry to build upon the progress made. In 2015, the AWEA Offshore WINDPOWER Conference & Exhibition program is gathering top developers and experts to define the next steps in maintaining a positive trend for the industry. An exciting program awaits this year the analyzes new developments, applies the latest lessons learned, and highlights the best areas for potential cost reductions.
SMART Maritime Technologies Consortium Meeting
http://www.maritime-technology.org/events/2015/9/29/209/smart-maritime-technologies-consor...
Tidewater Community College ATC Building, Room H-1701800 College CrescentVirginia BeachVA
The SMART Maritime Technologies (MarTech) Consortium is a group of approximately 40 industry employers, secondary and post-secondary educators, faculty and career coaches that meet on a monthly basis to support and inform the SMART Center's work. The Consortium is chaired by Brad Mason, Director of Maintenance, Modernization, and Technical Services for ASMEC, LLC a division of Huntington Ingalls Industries.
Cobo Center1 Washington BoulevardDetroitMichigan48226USA
Join some of the automotive industry's foremost thinkers and leaders at the 2015 MICHauto Summit, Sept. 30. Building off the theme "The Connected Culture," the Summit will focus on how Michigan can leverage its automotive heritage to lead the research, design and manufacturing of next-generation mobility technology.
Program partners include the University of Michigan Transportation Research Institute (UMTRI), the Michigan Economic Development Corporation (MEDC) and the Michigan Department of Transportation (MDOT).
PLTW-Getting Started-LMS Training-McAlester
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/pltw-getting-started-lms-training-mcalester-tickets-182078953...
Kiamichi Technology Center301 Kiamichi DriveMcAlesterOK
Project Lead The Way- Learning Management System (Getting Started) 8:30-11:30am 25 seats available Session Lead: Vic Dreier -PLTW Director of School Engagement Arkansas, Oklahoma The Learning Management System has a wealth of resources for you and your students. This will be a hands-on session for all and will help answer all your questions about getting started with the LMS. Come learn how to navigate and set things up for you to easily manage your classes. This session will go through the basic functions of the LMS from setting up your classes, to moving students from class to class, and all the other everyday basic how to items. Learn about where all the resources are and how to incorporate them into your classes. Make the LMS work for you.
Project Lead The Way-Learning Management System (Intermediate)
http://www.eventbrite.com/e/pltw-intermediate-lms-training-mcalester-tickets-18207936428?a...
Kiamichi Technology Center301 Kiamichi DriveMcAlesterOK
The Learning Management System can transform learning in your classroom. Come learn about the advanced technology integrations you can do with your LMS and how to create a multi-media, blended learning environment. This session is for teachers that have the basics of the LMS down and want to take things to the next level. Collaboration with others is a huge part of what we do in PLTW. We will also show you how to create a shared quiz/test bank on the LMS and be able to design and share class resources with other teachers through the LMS. Come get answers to those questions about how you can make all your digital resources work together. Create and use interactive rubrics, embed YouTube videos, design your lessons to be flipped, embed links to your Blackboard, Edmodo accounts, and use other online resources right in your PLTW courses.
(4 days)
DePaul University Loop Campus, 8th Floor Conference Center1 E. Jackson Blvd.ChicagoIllinois60604USA
The 16th Annual Conference on Information Technology Education and the 4th Annual Conference on Research in Information Technology (RIIT) will be hosted by DePaul University and will take place at the DePaul Loop campus September 30 – October 3, 2015. Both conferences are sponsored by the ACM Special Interest Group of Information Technology Education (SIGITE).
The theme of both conferences is “Creating the Future”. The Chicago fire of 1871 enabled a rebirth of development in Chicago, producing notable architecture that continues to impact the city into the present day. In a nod to that period of development, a technology-focused incubator called 1871 has been created, and with it has come a focus on reinventing Chicago for the next century. Industry, academic, and political leaders are working to make Chicago a city known for its innovative approaches to business and technology.
SCOPE Your Future: Registered Apprenticeship Expo
http://www.maritime-technology.org/events/2015/9/30/275/scope-your-future-registered-appre...
Scope Arena201 East Brambleton AvenueNorfolkVA
Come out and learn about registered apprenticeship opportunities across Hampton Roads! Exhibitors will include employers from a wide variety of industries including: shipbuilding, manufacturing, construction/skilled trades, services, and education.
SCOPE Your Future: Registered Apprenticeship Expo
http://www.maritime-technology.org/events/2015/9/30/275/scope-your-future-registered-appre...
Scope Arena201 East Brambleton AvenueNorfolkVA
Come out and learn about registered apprenticeship opportunities across Hampton Roads! Exhibitors will include employers from a wide variety of industries including: shipbuilding, manufacturing, construction/skilled trades, services, and education.
Neuroscience and Society Series: Mental Illness
http://www.aaas.org/event/neuroscience-and-society-series-mental-illness
AAAS Auditorium1200 New York Ave, NWWashingtonDC
This event will focus on what we know about the causes, effects and treatments of mental illness, from young children, to adolescents, to middle-age and elderly patients.