PATHWAYS, PIPELINES AND PARTNERSHIPS. Caribe Royale Orlando AFC ANNUAL CONVENTION November 13-15, 2013

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1 2013 AFC ANNUAL CONVENTION November 13-15, 2013 Caribe Royale Orlando PATHWAYS, PIPELINES AND PARTNERSHIPS Pathways, Pipelines and Partnerships 2013 AFC Annual Convention 1

2 Table of Contents 2 President s Welcome 3 From the Executive Director 4 Hotel Map 6 AFC 2012 Board of Directors 8 Florida s Great Chancellor s Best Practice Awards 14 LeRoy Collins Winners 15 Convention Information 18 Candidates and Voting 19 Delegates 20 Exhibitors 20 Sponsors 21 Schedule At A Glance 29 Educational Tracks 30 Convention Program 62 Special Thank Yous 63 Region Convention Committees 64 AFC Past Presidents 66 CCP Graduates 67 AFC Foundation, Inc. 68 Life Members Pathways, Pipelines and Partnerships 2013 AFC Annual Convention 1

3 President s Welcome Byron Todd AFC President Welcome to Orlando for the 64th Annual Convention. I am pleased that you are joining us at the Caribe Royale. The theme for the convention is Pathways, Pipelines, and Partnerships. The pathway to success starts when a student signs an application form to attend one of our great institutions of higher education. We have many pipelines leading out to success in life after attending one of the Great 28. We will continue to add to the pipelines with the success of our college graduates, staff, and faculty. We form a partnership with our community to meet their needs and ours. This association works every day to find partnerships with other organizations for you, our great members. Take a look through the pages of this program and you will find a plethora of activities to keep you busy over the next few days. We will recognize and honor many of our great members, graduate our leadership class, celebrate our successes, discuss our many challenges, and conduct the business of the association. This event takes a lot of planning and preparation. Special thanks to the Planning Committee, Region Directors, AFC staff, Doug Ryan and Associates, and all the volunteers for your work. When you have an opportunity tell them Thank you for making this happen. We also want to give a special thanks to our sponsors and exhibitors who make our Convention experience a successful one. I hope that I get a chance to say hello to you and have a great Convention! Byron Todd, 2013 AFC President AFC Annual Convention Pathways, Pipelines and Partnerships

4 From the Executive Director Michael Brawer AFC CEO/ Executive Director Welcome to Convention (sung to the tune of Welcome to the Jungle by Guns and Roses) Verse Welcome to Convention A little work n fun n games We got everything you want In the Higher Ed domains We re the people that can find ed sessions that you need Now we got the program and It will plant the seed. Chorus AFC Convention Welcome to Convention 64 times that we ve observed Watching you learn, learn, learn. Verse Welcome to Convention For only a few days To do your job a bit better it s worth the price you pay Awards and recognitions for some we may appease But the Gala and the Opening Session Will bring you to your knees. Verse Welcome to Convention Who is Professor of the Year? What are the exemplary practices For which we ll bend your ear? Which Chapters and Commissions Have shown us all their best? Meet vendors in the trade show Who are here at our behest. Chorus AFC Convention Welcome to Convention 64 times that we ve observed Watching you learn, learn, learn. Have great Convention AFC Members!!! Michael Brawer, AFC Chief Executive Officer Pathways, Pipelines and Partnerships 2013 AFC Annual Convention 3

5 Hotel Map Caribe Royale Convention Center Nearby Medical Buena Vista Urgent Care 8216 World Center Dr, Orlando, FL CVS 8242 World Center Dr., Orlando, FL (407) AFC Annual Convention Pathways, Pipelines and Partnerships

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7 AFC 2013 Board of Directors Executive Committee President, Byron Todd President-Elect, Peter Usinger VP for Regions & Chapters, Shelby Fiorentino VP-Elect for Regions & Chapters, Xiao Wang VP for Commissions, Christina Will VP-Elect for Commissions, Wanda Curtiss Immediate Past-President, Gary Sligh Commissions Administration, Mike Pelitera Adult & Continuing Education, Daisy Vulovich Career & Professional Employees, Debi Jakubcin Communications and Marketing, Chris Thomes Equity, Adriene Jefferson-Dover Facilities, George Urbano Faculty, Heidi Marshall Healthcare Education, Alice Serey Institutional Effectiveness, Planning and Professional Development, Robert Van Der Velde Instructional Innovation, TBD Learning Resources, Michelle Monteleon Occupational & Workforce Education, Eileen Storck Retirees, Joanne Hutton Rural Campuses, TBD Student Development, Joy Raulerson Technology, Melanie Morgan Jackson Trustees, Tamela Cullens Global Initiatives (provisional) Region Directors Region I, Carol Quinn Region II, Tom Mason Region III, Joe Nunes Region IV, LaFran Reddin Region V, John Barbieri Special Committees Credentials, Alice Pendergrass Elections & Tellers, Patricia Harrell Journal Editorial, Will Benedicks AFC Annual Convention Pathways, Pipelines and Partnerships

8 AFC 2013 Board of Directors Standing Committees Awards, Evelyn Ward Bylaws, Bill Mullowney CCP, Will Benedicks Finance and Retirement Issues, Jeff Schembera Legislative Committee, Sally Everett Membership Development, Stephanie Campbell and Tom Mason Member Services, Juanita Scott Nominating, Gary Sligh Planning and Development, Tina Hart Policy & Advocacy Committee, Jim Henningsen Service Project, Jayme Rothberg Wellness, Debi Jakubcin Ex Officio Members Division of Florida Colleges, Chancellor, Randy Hanna Council of Presidents, John Grosskopf Association of Florida Colleges Foundation Board, Andre Hawkins Parliamentarian, Katrina Porter Association of Florida Colleges, Michael Brawer HELPING STUDENTS MANAGE ALL OF THEIR FEDERAL AND PRIVATE STUDENT LOANS IN A SINGLE PLACE HELPING SCHOOLS MANAGE THEIR COHORT DEFAULT RATE Pathways, Pipelines and Partnerships 2013 AFC Annual Convention 7

9 Florida s Great 28 Dr. David Armstrong, President Dr. Will Holcombe, Interim President Dr. Gene Prough, President Dr. Jonathon Gueverra, President Dr. Jim Henningsen, President Dr. Jim Kerley, President Dr. Carol Eaton, President Dr. Ken Atwater, President Dr. James Richey, President Dr. Edwin Massey, President Dr. Jeff Allbritten, President Dr. Charles Mojock, President Dr. Charles Hall, President Dr. Eduardo Padron, President AFC Annual Convention Pathways, Pipelines and Partnerships

10 Florida s Great 28 Mr. John Grosskopf, President Dr. Bill Law, President Dr. Ty Handy, President Dr. Jackson Sasser, President Dr. Dennis Gallon, President Dr. E. Ann McGee, President Dr. Katherine Johnson, President Dr. Thomas Leitzel, President Dr. Ed Meadows, President Dr. Carol Probsfeld, President Dr. Eileen Holden, President Dr. James Murdaugh, President Mr. Joe Pickens, President Dr. Sanford Shugart, President Pathways, Pipelines and Partnerships 2013 AFC Annual Convention 9

11 Chancellor s Best Practice Awards Randy Hanna, Chancellor, Division of Florida Colleges It is my honor to announce the 2013 Chancellor s Best Practice Awards. Through these awards, we recognize efficient and innovative programs and strategies that help make the Florida College System a model for the nation. This year s winning submissions include a wide variety of programs using software to support student learning in a visual environment; recruiting students back to college to complete their degrees; running a boot camp for students in developmental education; and delivering student counseling services through a public-private initiative. These programs were specifically tailored to meet the needs of diverse students from across the state. We are proud of the faculty and staff at our colleges who have worked tirelessly to bring our colleges these unique opportunities. Congratulations to all of the programs being recognized and to all the colleges that submitted innovative practices. This was a particularly tough year to judge as all the submissions were excellent. I encourage you to continue to share your innovations and ideas through your own best practices. Sincerely, Randy Hanna, Chancellor AFC Annual Convention Pathways, Pipelines and Partnerships

12 Chancellor s Best Practice Awards 2013 Awards Gaming Unlocks Virtual Technology in the Sciences Florida Gateway College Redesigning upper-level developmental math, reading, and writing courses as eight-week, 2 credit hour courses reduced the time that some students spent in remedial coursework; allowed some students to take transfer level math, reading, and/or writing courses in the same semester; individualized instruction through course modularization; and promoted student success through careful supervision/mentoring by faculty. Content delivery included mini-lectures by faculty and diagnostic testing to tailor instruction for specific course competencies. Project Win-Win (Return to the River) Indian River State College College completion is a key priority at Indian River State College (IRSC), in the Florida College System and across the nation. Project Win-Win known at IRSC as Return to the River is a researchbased, highly successful approach to identifying students who left college before earning degrees and bringing them to degree completion. IRSC ran a file of 11,000 former students against the university system and the National Student Clearinghouse to identify those who had some college credit but no degree. The Project Win-Win team created a data tracking system, sent out communications to the students and recruited them back to earn degrees with outstanding results: 72 percent were confirmed for completion (860 students) or re-enrolled (351 students) over a two-year period. Pathways, Pipelines and Partnerships 2013 AFC Annual Convention 11

13 Chancellor s Best Practice Awards 2013 Awards Test Prep Boot Camp Miami Dade College Miami Dade College offers intensive, one-week boot camps in reading, writing and mathematics for first-time-in-college, direct entry from high school students who scored into developmental education. The college implemented the pilot program in summer 2012, with full implementation in summer The goals of the boot camps are three-fold: to reduce or eliminate the need for developmental courses; to prepare students to successfully complete the placement test; and to increase readiness for college-level courses. The content of the courses is modularized and supported by computer software programs. Students take a diagnostic the first day of class, from which a personalized learning plan is developed based on individual skill gaps. Instructors are trained in both pedagogy and technology to promote the highest level of student achievement. In the pilot implementation in 2012, the boot camps were provided free-of-charge to eligible students and attendance was voluntary. Approximately 1,900 boot camp seats in 120 classes were filled. During fall 2012, students who attended boot camps passed reading, writing and mathematics courses into which they were placed post-boot camp at higher-than-overall passing rates AFC Annual Convention Pathways, Pipelines and Partnerships

14 Chancellor s Best Practice Awards 2013 Awards Student Assistance Program: Maximizing Student Success through a Public-Private Partnership Pasco-Hernando Community College n 2007, Pasco-Hernando Community College (PHCC) partnered with BayCare Life Management to form the first public-private joint initiative among Florida colleges to outsource student counseling services. The outsourcing of student counseling services, through the Student Assistance Program (SAP), addresses the growing mental, emotional and behavioral challenges that impede upon students learning, persistence and college completion rates. The success of the program has been evident by an increase in student persistence, graduation rates, and the feelings of safety and security among students, staff and faculty as indicated by monthly and annual assessments. The PHCC-SAP has served as the template and model that has been emulated by postsecondary institutions throughout the country. Since its creation in 2007, at least half of Florida College System institutions made investments in SAPs and one-third of the other colleges have initiated conversations with PHCC administration to develop SAPs using the PHCC model. Pathways, Pipelines and Partnerships 2013 AFC Annual Convention 13

15 LEROY COLLINS AWARD WINNERS Against the Odds Carolyn Alfreda King Tallahassee Community College Hometown Hero Robert Trammell Chipola College Life Achievement Rita Smith Polk State College Rising Star Corwin McCammon Indian River State College Analytics Default Prevention Financial Education Learn how we can help you launch brilliant futures at AFC Annual Convention Pathways, Pipelines and Partnerships

16 Convention Information Insider Information Offered to Convention First-Timers As a first-time convention attendee, you are embarking on an experience that will inspire you, inform you about the AFC, and provide you with professional development and motivation to move your chapter forward. Please join us from 2:00 pm- 3:00 pm, Wednesday, November 13th in Bonaire 1-2 for the First-Timers Orientation. You ll pick up some tips and tricks to make your first AFC Convention successful. This is a chance to meet and mingle with other convention first-timers as well. We ll answer all your questions at this casual, but very informative session. Your seasoned presenter will be Stephanie Campbell (Polk State College) and Tom Mason (Santa Fe College). Assembly of Delegates Meeting The Assembly of Delegates is comprised of the members of the Association of Florida Colleges who attend the AFC Annual Convention, and it is chaired by Mr. Byron Todd, 2013 AFC President. The Assembly of Delegates meeting will be held on Friday, November 15 at 9:00 am in Grand Sierra B-C. The voting of all proposed bylaws will take place at this time. It is imperative that all delegates attend this important meeting as two-thirds of registered delegates are required for quorum. Did You Win a Door Prize? Did you win a door prize? Be sure to check the bulletin board outside the Bonaire 3-4 to see if you won. All registered members will have a chance to win a door prize. Names will be drawn throughout the convention, so be sure to check back often. All major door prizes will be drawn at major events. You must be present to win a major door prize. AFC Convention Service Project This year s AFC Convention Service Project will benefit The Harbor House of Central Florida. Please drop off items Wednesday, November 13th from 8:00 AM-5:00 PM and Thursday, November 14th from 8:00 AM-4:00 PM in Bonaire 3-4. Pathways, Pipelines and Partnerships 2013 AFC Annual Convention 15

17 Convention Information AFC Foundation, Inc. to Hold Silent Auction The AFC Foundation, Inc. will hold a silent auction on Thursday, November 14th in conjunction with the Presidential Reception and Gala. Proceeds from the auction will benefit the AFC Foundation Burst the Balloon Campaign. Bidding will begin at 5:30 pm and will end at 8:00 pm. The winners will be announced during the Presidential Gala Social, which immediately follows the Presidential Gala and will be posted outside the Registration Office. Items will be available for pick up on Friday, November 15th from 8:00 am-12:00 pm in Grand Sierra Registration S. Be sure to come and check out the wonderful silent auction items and support your AFC Foundation, Inc. Excitement in the Exhibit Hall The Exhibit Hall at the AFC 64th Annual Convention will showcase more than 30 companies and display products and services related to education, facilities, technology, finance, healthcare and many other areas, in an environment that will allow you to learn about and experience their offerings first hand. The exhibits will open Wednesday, November 13th in Grand Sierra E from 1:00 p.m. - 3:00 p.m. Come by between 1:30 p.m. - 3:00 p.m. to enjoy snacks and sodas with our exhibitors. The exhibit hall will re-open with a Welcome Reception from 6:00 p.m. - 7:00 p.m. The exhibit hall will be open on Thursday, November 14th from 7:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. Stop by to enjoy a cup of coffee and pastries between 7:00 a.m. - 10:30 a.m. Also, remember AFC will hold a drawing for cash prizes at the Closing Awards Brunch on Friday, November 15th for those attendees who complete their AFC Exhibit Hall game piece. Make sure you stop by the Exhibit Hall early and often as it will close at 4:00 p.m. on Thursday. Please be sure to turn in your completed AFC Exhibit Hall Game Board prior to the Closing Awards Brunch. Hotel Food and Beverage Policy Hotel policies prohibit bringing any food or beverages not purchased from the hotel into any meeting room or event. The hotel reserves the right to deny admission to those who do not comply AFC Annual Convention Pathways, Pipelines and Partnerships

18 Convention Information WHAT S YOUR HANDLE? TWEET OR FACEBOOK US AND LET US KNOW THAT YOU ARE HERE! AFC TWEETUP: Thursday, November 14th at 10:15 A.M. in Grand Sierra E LIKE AFC ON FACEBOOK: FOLLOW US ON TWITTER: VIEW US ON YOUTUBE: WHEN YOU SHARE TIPS AND CONVENTION NEWS ON TWITTER PLEASE USE #AFC64 IN EVERY TWEET! ALL CONFERENCE TWEETS USING #AFC64 WILL BE ARCHIVED AND SHARED ON THE website. NEW: Join the 64th Annual Convention Circle in our brand new social community! How to locate us: 1. Login to 2. Hover on Member Services tab and click Online Community. 3. On the right-hand side of the Community page, click view all circles. 4. Click the green 64th Annual Convention Circle link to open 5. On the right-hand side of the page, click Join Circle. 6. Start posting! Upload pictures! Share takeaways! Network! Pathways, Pipelines and Partnerships 2013 AFC Annual Convention 17

19 CANDIDATES AND VOTING Are You a Voting Delegate? AFC is your Association. Each year, conference delegates representing their chapter have the opportunity to elect state officers on Friday, November 15, 2013 from 7:00 a.m. to 8:30 a.m. It is important that each chapter s delegates are actively involved in guiding the direction of the Association. So, how do you know if you are a delegate? Each chapter president selects delegates to represent the chapter during the Assembly of Delegates for bylaws changes and voting of new officers. Your chapter president will let you know if you have been selected as a delegate. Once your chapter has selected their delegates, an official list will be sent to the state office and this designation will be noted on your registration. When you pick op your name badge at convention, delegate will be listed by your name. Your badge should be used as identification while voting on Friday November 15 at 7:00 am in Antigua 1. How many delegates does a chapter have? This number is based on a one-to ten ratio, i.e. one delegate per 10 (ten) paid members... What if I need to change a delegate once we are at convention? Changes can be made at our Credentials desk in the registration area (PreConvene). Have your chapter president come see Alice Pendergrass and Evelyn Ward at the Credentials desk and they will be happy to assist you in filling out the appropriate paperwork to make this change. These forms can only be signed by the chapter president. The most important part of being a delegate is to be present. You must be present on Friday, November 15 to vote. Remember voting begins at 7:00 am and runs until 8:30 am. Make sure your chapter s voice is heard. Make sure you VOTE! AFC Annual Convention Pathways, Pipelines and Partnerships

20 delegates President-Elect Dan Rodkin Juanita Scott Vice President-Elect For Regions and Chapters LaFran Reddin Vice President-Elect For Commissions Robert Flores Robert VanDerVelde Pathways, Pipelines and Partnerships 2013 AFC Annual Convention 19

21 Exhibitors AC Energy Boost Altra Medical American Century Investments American Public University BayCare Behavioral Health BELFOR Property Restoration Capella University CollegeFish.org/Phi Theta Kappa Honor Society DBM/Identification Systems Group Delta Dental Insurance Company Division of Florida Colleges Edfinancial Services EST FIDM: Fashion Institute of Design & Merchandising Financial Aid Services Grand Canyon University Harvard Jolly Architecture Houghton Mifflin Harcourt Inceptia Insurance for Students, Inc. Link-Systems International, Inc. LOANLOOK myopenjobs.com / Gradcast.com NetTutor Nova Southeastern University - Abraham S. Fischler School of Education Pearson/SMARTHINKING Starfish Retention Solutions SunTrust TG - HigherEDGE Default Aversion Solutions Troy University SPONSORS Platinum Sponsor NetTutor Bronze Sponsors Grand Canyon Inceptia Capella University Houghton Mifflin Harcourt Myopenjobs.com/Gradcast.com Smarthinking/Pearson SunTrust Banks, Inc AFC Annual Convention Pathways, Pipelines and Partnerships

22 Schedule At A Glance Tuesday NOVEMBER 12 10:00 AM-12:00 PM Executive Committee Meeting Regents Boardroom 1:00 PM-4:00 PM Registration Desk Open Grand Sierra Foyer 4:00 PM-6:00 PM AFC Board of Directors Meeting Bonaire 1-2 7:00 PM-9:00 PM AFC Board of Directors Reception/Dinner Off Site WEDNESday NOVEMBER 13 8:00 AM-5:00 PM Registration Desk Open Grand Sierra Foyer 8:00 AM-5:00 PM Community Service Drop Off and Door Prize Drawings Bonaire 3-4 8:00 AM-5:00 PM Silent Auction Drop Off Antigua 4 8:30 AM-12:00 PM Awards Committee Meeting Curacao 1 9:00 AM-10:00 AM Bylaws Committee Bonaire 1-2 9:00 AM-11:00AM Facilities Training Workshop: Retrofitting with Metal Roof and Wall Systems Grand Sierra G 9:00 AM-11:00AM Facilities Training Workshop: Training for Facilities Related Programs Accident Investigation Grand Sierra F 9:00 AM-11:00AM Facilities Training Workshop: Overview of Fire Marshal Rule 69A-58 Grand Sierra H 10:00 AM-1:00 PM Student Development Commission Board Meeting Bonaire :00 AM-3:00 PM Florida College System Developmental Education Workshop & Luncheon Grand Sierra C 11:00 AM-1:00 PM AFC Foundation Board Meeting & Luncheon Hibiscus Pathways, Pipelines and Partnerships 2013 AFC Annual Convention 21

23 Schedule At A Glance 11:00 AM-3:00 PM Internet Room Open Antigua 1 12:00 PM-1:00 PM Retirees Commission Luncheon Tower 3 Terrace 12:00 PM-1:00 PM Chancellor s Leadership Luncheon Grand Sierra A 1:00 PM-2:00 PM Chapters Officers Meeting Curacao 3-4 1:00 PM-2:00 PM Institutional Effectiveness, Planning, and Professional Development Commission Business Meeting Bonaire 5-6 1:00 PM-2:00 PM Occupational and Workforce Education Commission Board Meeting Curacao 1 1:00 PM-2:00 PM Learning Resources Commission Business Meeting Bonaire 1-2 1:00 PM-3:00 PM Exhibits Open Grand Sierra E 1:00 PM-3:00 PM Chancellor s Leadership Seminar Grand Sierra B 1:00 PM-3:00 PM Funding Formula Meeting Curacao 2 1:00 PM-3:00 PM Facilities Training Workshop: Building Green with Metal Roofs and Walls Grand Sierra G 1:00 PM-3:00 PM Facilities Training Workshop: Overview of Fire Marshal Rule 69A-58 Grand Sierra H 1:00 PM-3:00 PM Facilities Training Workshop: Training for Facilities Compliance with OSHA Standards Grand Sierra F 1:00 PM-4:15 PM Chapter/Region/Commission Displays and Auctions Grand Sierra Foyer 1:00 PM-4:15 PM Communications and Marketing Displays Grand Sierra Foyer 1:30 PM-3:00 PM Afternoon Break with Exhibitors Grand Sierra E 1:30 PM-3:00 PM AFC Legislative Committee Meeting Bonnaire 7-8 2:00 PM-3:00 PM First Timers Orientation Bonnaire 1-2 2:00 PM-3:00 PM Technology Commission Board Meeting Curacao AFC Annual Convention Pathways, Pipelines and Partnerships

24 Schedule At A Glance 3:00 PM-4:15 PM Region I Meeting Grand Sierra F 3:00 PM-4:15 PM Region II Meeting Grand Sierra G 3:00 PM-4:15 PM Region III Meeting Grand Sierra H 3:00 PM-4:15 PM Region IV Meeting Grand Sierra I 3:00 PM-4:15 PM Region V Meeting Curacao 3-4 3:00 PM-4:15 PM Council of Presidents: Tech Center Issue Workgroup Curacao 1 4:30 PM-6:00 PM Opening General Session Grand Sierra D 6:00 PM-7:00 PM Welcome Reception with Exhibitors and Sponsors Grand Sierra E 6:00 PM-7:00 PM Chancellor s Leadership Seminar Reception Bonaire 6-8 No load. No hassle. No kidding. At American Century Investments, we believe in putting investors first. Our team is dedicated to serving 403(b) and 457 retirement plan sponsors and participants. We offer: A wide range of 80 no-load mutual funds Investment guidance at no additional cost Hassle-free enrollment for your employees A commitment that puts you first with tailored retirement solutions for your plan To learn more about American Century Investments, contact us at or visit us online at Before investing, carefully consider the fund s investment objectives, risks, charges and expenses. Visit americancentury.com for a prospectus or summary prospectus containing this and other information. Read it carefully. American Century Investment Pathways, Services Inc., Pipelines Distributor. and Partnerships 2013 AFC Annual Convention American Century Proprietary Holdings, Inc. All rights reserved. BR-ADV

25 Schedule At A Glance 7:00 PM-8:00 PM AFC Past Presidents and College Presidents Reception Invite Only 9:00 PM-12:00 AM Welcome Social Caribbean I-II 7:00 PM-9:00 PM Dinner (on your own) thursday November 14 7:00 AM-10:30 AM Morning Coffee with Exhibitors Grand Sierra E 7:00 AM-4:00 PM Exhibits Open Grand Sierra E 7:30 AM-8:30 AM Technology Commission Business Meeting Grand Sierra F 7:30 AM-9:00 AM Occupational and Workforce Education Commission Business Meeting Bonaire 1-2 7:30 AM-9:00 AM Student Development Commission Business Meeting Grand Sierra D 7:30 AM-9:00 AM Equity Commission Business Meeting Bonaire 5-6 7:30 AM-9:00 AM Career and Professional Employees Commission Business Meeting Bonaire 7 7:30 AM-9:00 AM Faculty Commission Business Meeting Bonaire 8 7:30 AM-9:00 AM Healthcare Education Commission Business Meeting Curacao 1 7:30 AM-9:00 AM Communications & Marketing Commission Business Meeting Curacao 3-4 8:00 AM-9:00 AM Facilities Commission Business Meeting Curacao 2 8:00 AM-12:00 PM Registration Desk Open Grand Sierra Foyer AFC Annual Convention Pathways, Pipelines and Partnerships

26 Schedule At A Glance 8:00 AM-12:00 PM Silent Auction Dropoff Antigua 4 8:00 AM-4:00 PM Internet Room Open Antigua 1 8:00 AM-4:00 PM Community Service Drop-off and Door Prize Drawings Bonaire 3-4 8:00 AM-4:00 PM Chapter/Region/Commission Displays and Auctions Grand Sierra Foyer 8:00 AM-4:00 PM Communications and Marketing Commission Displays Grand Sierra Foyer 8:30 AM-12:00 PM Council of Presidents and Policy and Advocacy Business Meeting Grand Sierra B-C CONCURRENT SESSIONS 9:15 AM-10:15 AM Division of Florida Colleges Presents: 2013 Legislative Session: What Happened?!?! Bonaire 1-2 9:15 AM-10:15 AM Equity Commission Presents: MBK s Student for a Day - A Minority Recruitment Initiative Bonaire 5-6 9:15 AM-10:15 AM AIM: Achievement in Math Bonaire 7 9:15 AM-10:15 AM Increasing the Success of Dual Enrollment Students at Transfer Universities in Florida Bonaire 8 9:15 AM-10:15 AM Healthcare Education Commission Exemplary Practice: Collaborative Health Care Simulation: Low Co$t - High Impact Curacao 1 9:15 AM-10:15 AM Freshman Composition Three Ways: Traditional Classroom, Hybrid, and 100% Online Curacao 2 9:15 AM-10:15 AM Communications & Marketing Commission Presents: Exemplary Practices: CMC Awards of Excellence Curacao 3-4 9:15 AM-10:15 AM Student Development Commission Exemplary Practice: Student Success Presentations To Go Grand Sierra D 9:15 AM-10:15 AM Honoring the Baccalaureate Honors Student at the State College Grand Sierra F 9:15 AM-10:15 AM mlearning: You mean I can learn on my phone? Grand Sierra G Pathways, Pipelines and Partnerships 2013 AFC Annual Convention 25

27 Schedule At A Glance 9:15 AM-10:15 AM Leadership by Design Grand Sierra H 10:00 AM-12:00 PM Council of Presidents SubMeeting on Institute of Higher Education Strategic Planning Regents Boardroom CONCURRENT SESSIONS 10:45 AM-11:45 AM Occupational and Workforce Education Commission Exemplary Practice: Breaking Down Silos - Shared Content between Corporate Training & Academics Bonaire :45 AM-11:45 AM Communication & Marketing Commission Presents: Exemplary Practices: Meet Gulf Coast Curacao :45 AM-11:45 AM Faculty Commission Presents: 2013 Professor of the Year Competition Grand Sierra D 10:45 AM-11:45 AM Technology Commission Exemplary Practice: Why Use One, When You Can Have Many? Open Education Resources Grand Sierra F 10:45 AM-11:45 AM Institutional Effectiveness Planning and Professional Development Exemplary Practices: How Business Intelligence Transformed the Culture at St. Petersburg College Bonaire 7 10:45 AM-11:45 AM A Success Model for TSIC College Students Bonaire 8 10:45 AM-11:45 AM Creating a Pathway to Lead Curacao 1 10:45 AM-11:45 AM Counseling Skills for Non Counselors Curacao 2 10:45 AM-11:45 AM Using a Personal CLOUD to Prevent a Rainy Day Grand Sierra G 12:00 PM-1:00 PM Lunch (on your own) 12:30 PM-1:30 PM Council of Presidents Luncheon Grand Sierra A CONCURRENT SESSIONS 1:30 PM-2:30 PM Occupational and Workforce Education Commission Exemplary Practice: Building Partnerships that Produce Communities and Student Success Bonaire 1-2 1:30 PM-2:30 PM Effective Communication: Easier Said Than Done Bonaire AFC Annual Convention Pathways, Pipelines and Partnerships

28 Schedule At A Glance 1:30 PM-2:30 PM Circles of Innovation: Where Great Discoveries Are Made Possible! Bonaire 7 1:30 PM-2:30 PM Facilities Commission Presents: Motivating Others Part II Bonaire 8 1:30 PM-2:30 PM How High is Too High? Focusing Your Limited Resources to Effectively Reduce Your Rising Cohort Default Rate Curacao 1 1:30 PM-2:30 PM Learning Resources Commission Exemplary Practice: Math Up: Gateway to Success Curacao 2 1:30 PM-2:30 PM Create World Class Outcomes for Students Curacao 3-4 1:30 PM-2:30 PM Equity Commission Presents: Enforcing Title IX on College Campuses: It Begins with Policies Grand Sierra F 1:30 PM-2:30 PM Career and Professional Employees Commission Exemplary Practice: Going Green - Scholarship Award Letter & Communication System Grand Sierra G 1:30 PM-2:30 PM Division of Florida Colleges Presents: College Funding 101 Grand Sierra H 2:00 PM-3:30 PM Afternoon Break with Exhibitors Grand Sierra E CONCURRENT SESSIONS 3:00 PM-4:00 PM Apple s ios 7: It s like getting a new iphone/ipad! Bonaire 1-2 3:00 PM-4:00 PM Pathways, Pipelines, and Partnerships to Getting Published Bonaire 5-6 3:00 PM-4:00 PM Access, Affordability and Accountability & Austerity too! Bonaire 7 3:00 PM-4:00 PM AFC Awards & You! Bonaire 8 3:00 PM-4:00 PM Division of Florida Colleges Presents: Credit When It s Due...Collaborating to Recognize Earned Associate Degrees Across Institutions Through the Reverse Transfer of University Credits Curacao 1 3:00 PM-4:00 PM Learning Resources Commission Exemplary Practice: Why is Amelia Bedelia in a College Library? Curacao 2 Pathways, Pipelines and Partnerships 2013 AFC Annual Convention 27

29 Schedule At A Glance 3:00 PM-4:00 PM Quality Enhancement Plan (QEP) The Process! Curacao 3-4 3:00 PM-4:00 PM Equity Commission Presents: Title IX Grievance Procedures: Required Components Grand Sierra F 3:00 PM-4:00 PM 2014 Florida College System Legislative Issues Grand Sierra G 3:00 PM-4:00 PM Student Development Commission Presents: Online Advising: Challenges, Opportunities and Best Practices Grand Sierra H 3:00 PM-4:00 PM AFC FitBlast Fitness Center 4:15 PM-5:30 PM AFC Bylaws Review and Candidate Forum Grand Sierra B-C 5:30 PM-6:30 PM LeRoy Collins Award Reception (Invite Only) Bonaire 1-2 5:30 PM-7:00 PM Presidential Gala Reception (Cash Bar) Grand Sierra Foyer 5:30 PM-8:00 PM AFC Foundation Silent Auction Grand Sierra Foyer 7:00 PM-9:00 PM 64th Presidential Gala Grand Sierra D 9:00 PM-12:00 AM 64th Presidential Gala Social Grand Sierra A-C 3:00 PM-4:15 PM Council of Presidents: Tech Center Issue Work Group Curacao AFC Annual Convention Pathways, Pipelines and Partnerships

30 Schedule At A Glance friday november 15 6:45 AM-7:30 AM AFC Fun Run Convention Porte Cochere 7:00 AM-8:30 AM Voting for Officers Antigua 1 8:00 AM-8:45 AM Incoming AFC Commission Chairs Curacao 1 8:00 AM-12:00 PM Silent Auction Pickup Grand Sierra Registration S 9:00 AM-10:15 AM 2013 Assembly of Delegates Meeting Grand Sierra B-C 10:30 AM-12:00 PM Closing Awards Brunch Grand Sierra D 8:00 AM-8:45 AM Incoming AFC Region Directors Curacao 2 Educational Tracks The educational sessions have been coded for your convenience. Please refer to this key for reference. A C E I Administration/ Management/Support Services Career Service Exemplary Practices Instructional P S T Personal Development Student Development Technology Video recorded sessions that will be posted on the AFC Website Pathways, Pipelines and Partnerships 2013 AFC Annual Convention 29

31 Convention Program Tuesday november 12 10:00 AM-12:00 PM Executive Committee Meeting Location: Regents Boardroom Presiding: Byron Todd, AFC President 1:00 PM-4:00 PM Registration Desk Open Location: Grand Sierra Foyer Coordinator: Eileen Johnson, AFC Director of Administration and Finance 4:00 PM-6:00 PM AFC Board of Directors Meeting Location: Bonaire 1-2 Presiding: Byron Todd, AFC President 7:00 PM-9:00 PM AFC Board of Directors Reception/Dinner (Board Members Only) Location: Off Site Presiding: Byron Todd, AFC President Wednesday november 13 8:00 AM-5:00 PM Registration Desk Open Location: Grand Sierra Foyer Coordinator: Eileen Johnson, AFC Director of Administration and Finance 8:00 AM-5:00 PM Community Service Drop Off and Door Prize Drawings Location: Bonaire 3-4 8:00 AM-5:00 PM Silent Auction Drop Off Location: Antigua AFC Annual Convention Pathways, Pipelines and Partnerships

32 Convention Program 8:30 AM-12:00 PM Awards Committee Meeting Location: Curacao 1 Presiding: Evelyn Ward, Chair 9:00 AM-10:00 AM Bylaws Committee Meeting Location: Bonaire 1-2 Presiding: Bill Mullowney, Chair 9:00 AM-11:00 AM Facilities Training Workshop: Training for Facilities Related Programs Accident Investigation Location: Grand Sierra F Overview and discussion of how to prepare an investigation team, conduct an investigation, compile a report on investigation, and develop suggestions for follow-up corrective actions and preventive measures. Presenting: Annabelle Wright, FLDOE 9:00 AM-11:00 AM Facilities Training Workshop: Overview of Fire Marshal Rule 69A-58 Location: Grand Sierra H SREF fire inspection state requirement for educational facilities and fire Marshal rule 69A-58 Presenting: Jack Villagomez, FLDOE, OEF, Architect and Course Instructor Facilities Training Workshop: Retrofitting with Metal Roof and Wall Systems (1 AIA CE credit) Location: Grand Sierra G Learn how metal can bring new life to old buildings with energyefficient applications and sustainable products. Become familiar with: metal roof and wall systems, different metal system applications, issues retrofit metal can satisfy, the benefits of retrofitting existing buildings, the opportunities to save energy. Presenting: Mark James 10:00 AM-1:00 PM Student Development Commission Board Meeting Location: Bonaire 7-8 Presiding: Joy Raulerson, Chair Pathways, Pipelines and Partnerships 2013 AFC Annual Convention 31

33 Convention Program 10:00 AM-3:00 PM Florida College System Developmental Education Workshop and Luncheon Location: Grand Sierra C Presiding: Julie Alexander 11:00 AM-1:00 PM Association of Florida Colleges Foundation Board Meeting and Luncheon Location: Hibiscus Presiding: Andre Hawkins, Chair 11:00 AM-3:00 PM Internet Room Open Location: Antigua 1 Come by and check your 12:00 PM-1:00 PM Retirees Commission Luncheon Location: Tower 3 Terrace Presiding: Joanne Hutton, Chair 12:00 PM-1:00 PM Chancellor s Leadership Luncheon Location: Grand Sierra A Presiding: Randy Hanna, Chancellor 1:00 PM-2:00 PM Learning Resources Commission Business Meeting Location: Bonaire 1-2 Presiding: Michelle Monteleon, Chair 1:00 PM-2:00 PM Institutional Effectiveness, Planning, and Professional Development Commission Business Meeting Location: Bonaire 5-6 Presiding: Robert Van Der Velde, Chair 1:00 PM-2:00 PM Occupational and Workforce Education Commission Board Meeting Location: Curacao 1 Presiding: Eileen Storck, Chair AFC Annual Convention Pathways, Pipelines and Partnerships

34 Convention Program 1:00 PM-2:00 PM Chapter Officers Meeting Location: Curacao 3-4 Presiding: Shelby Fiorentino, VP for Regions and Chapters Xiao Wang, VP-Elect for Regions and Chapters 1:00 PM-3:00 PM Facilities Training Workshop: Training for Facilities Compliance with OSHA Standards Location: Grand Sierra F Acquaints supervisors, risk managers, and others with the general requirements of OSHA standards incorporated in the current SREF. Presiding: Annabelle Wright, FLDOE 1:00 PM-3:00 PM Facilities Training Workshop Overview of Fire Marshal Rule 69A- 58 (continued) Location: Grand Sierra H State requirement for educational facilities and fire Marshal rule 69A-58. Presiding: Jack Villagomez, FLDOE, OEF, Architect and Course instructor 1:00 PM-3:00 PM Facilities Training Workshop: Building Green with Metal Roofs and Walls (1 AIA CE credit) Location: Grand Sierra G Understand how metal roofs and walls offer many green benefits and contribute to LEED points. Learn how metal can: reduce energy consumption, improve air quality and thermal comfort, help comply with energy codes, reduce environmental impacts, and contribute to LEED points. Presiding: Scott Kriner 1:00 PM-3:00 PM Exhibits Open Location: Grand Sierra E 1:00 PM-3:00 PM Chancellor s Leadership Seminar Location: Grand Sierra B Presiding: Randy Hanna, Chancellor Pathways, Pipelines and Partnerships 2013 AFC Annual Convention 33

35 Convention Program 1:00 PM-3:00 PM Funding Formula Meeting Location: Curacao 2 Presiding: Roger Strickland, Budget and Management Coordinator, Division of Florida College, Florida Department of Education 1:00 AM-4:15 PM Chapter/Region/Commission Displays and Auctions Location: Grand Sierra Foyer 1:00 AM-4:15 PM Communications and Marketing Commission Displays Grand Sierra Foyer 1:30 PM-3:00 PM AFC Legislative Committee Meeting Location: Bonaire 7-8 Presiding: Sally Everett, Chair 1:30 PM-3:00 PM Afternoon Break with Exhibitors Location: Grand Sierra E 2:00 PM-3:00 PM First Timers Orientation Location: Bonaire 1-2 If this is your first AFC Convention, than this orientation is for you! You will be given a review of the convention sessions and events, plus get to meet other first timers. Presiding, Tom Mason, Santa Fe College Stephanie Campbell, Polk State College 2:00 PM-3:00 PM Technology Commission Board Meeting Location: Curacao 3-4 Presiding, Melanie Jackson, Chair 3:00 PM-4:15 PM Region I Meeting Location: Grand Sierra F Presiding: Carol Quinn, Region Director Region Business Review of Financial Report Introduction of State Candidates AFC Annual Convention Pathways, Pipelines and Partnerships

36 Convention Program Chapter Sharing and Updates Unsung Hero and other special awards Election of 2014 Director-Elect 3:00 PM-4:15 PM Region II Meeting Location: Grand Sierra G Presiding: Tom Mason, Director Region Business Review of Financial Report Introduction of State Candidates Chapter Sharing and Updates Election of 2014 Director-Elect Unsung Hero, Lifesaver, and Shining Star Award Presentations Introduction of Region II Director for 2014 Becky Van Hoek, Florida Gateway College 3:00 PM-4:15 PM Region III Meeting Location: Grand Sierra H Presiding: Joe Nunes, Director Guest Speaker Unsung Hero and Lifesaver award presentations Region Business/Updates Financial Report Chapter Updates Election of 2013 Director Elect Introduction of State Candidates Introduction of Region III Director for 2013 Joe Nunes, Valencia College 3:00 PM-4:15 PM Region IV Meeting Location: Grand Sierra I Presiding: LaFran Reddin, Director Introduction of Chapter Presidents Region Business Chapter Updates Review of Financial Report Director Award Presentations -Chapter Unsung Heroes -Region Unsung Heroes -Chapter Presidents Awards -Director Elect & Director Presentations Election of 2014 Director-Elect Pathways, Pipelines and Partnerships 2013 AFC Annual Convention 35

37 Convention Program Introduction of State Candidates Introduction of Region IV Director for 2014 Door Prize and 50/50 Drawings 3:00 PM-4:15 PM Region V Meeting Location: Curacao 3-4 Presiding: John Barbieri, Director Region Business Review of Financial Report Introduction of State Candidates Chapter Updates Election of 2014 Director-Elect Unsung Hero, Lifesaver, and Shining Star Award Presentations Introduction of Region V Director for 2014 Paul Lefavi, Indian River State College Door prizes Adjournment 3:00 PM-4:15 PM Council of Presidents: Tech Center Issue Workgroup Location: Curacao 1 4:30 PM-6:00 PM Opening General Session Location: Grand Sierra D Presiding: Byron Todd, AFC President National Anthem- Nicholle Trapp, Manager, Student Services, Valencia College Pledge of Allegiance- Jim Roy, Ret. Navy Captain and Provost, Orange Park Campus, St. Johns River State College Recognition of Sponsors Michael Brawer, CEO and Executive Director, AFC Greeting by Senator/Representative Council of Presidents Welcome- President John Grosskopf, Council of Presidents Chair and President of North Florida Community College Florida College System Student Government Greeting- Jacob Winge, President and Edison State College Student Chancellor s Welcome: Chancellor of the Florida College System, Randy Hanna Chancellor s Best Practice Awards State of the State Address Byron Todd, AFC President Recognition of 2013 Retirees AFC Annual Convention Pathways, Pipelines and Partnerships

38 Convention Program Recognition of First Time Attendees Special Recognition of Convention Committees Honorary Life Awards Nominating Committee Report- Dr. Gary Sligh, Chair Acceptance of Slate of Candidates by Assembly of Delegates Campaign Speeches and Presentations Announcements and Door Prizes (You must be present to win) 6:00 PM-7:00 PM Welcome Reception with Exhibitors and Sponsors Location: Grand Sierra E Snacks and cash bar 6:00 PM-7:00 PM Chancellor s Leadership Seminar Reception (by invitation only) Location: Bonaire 6-8 7:00 PM-8:00 PM AFC Past Presidents and College Presidents Reception (by invitation only) Location: TBD 7:00 PM-9:00 PM Dinner (on your own) 9:00 PM-12:00 AM Welcome Social Location: Caribbean I/II Thursday November 14 7:00 AM-10:30 AM Morning Coffee with Exhibitors Location: Grand Sierra E 7:00 AM-4:00 PM Exhibits Open Location: Grand Sierra E Pathways, Pipelines and Partnerships 2013 AFC Annual Convention 37

39 Convention Program 7:30 AM-8:30 AM Technology Commission Business Meeting Location: Grand Sierra F Presiding: Melanie Jackson, Chair 7:30 AM-9:00 AM Career and Professional Employees Commission Business Meeting Location: Bonaire 7 Presiding: Debi Jakubcin, Chair 7:30 AM-9:00 AM Communications and Marketing Commission Business Meeting Location: Curacao 3-4 Presiding: Chris Thomes, Chair 7:30 AM-9:00 AM Equity Commission Business Meeting Location: Bonaire 5-6 Presiding: Adriene Jefferson-Dover, Chair 7:30 AM-9:00 AM Faculty Commission Business Meeting Location: Bonaire 8 Presiding: Heidi Marshall, Chair 7:30 AM-9:00 AM Healthcare Education Commission Business Meeting Location: Curacao 1 Presiding: Alice Serey, Chair 7:30 AM-9:00 AM Occupational and Workforce Development Commission Business Meeting Location: Bonaire 1-2 Presiding: Eileen Storck, Chair 7:30 AM-9:00 AM Title: Student Development Commission Business Meeting Location: Grand Sierra D Presiding: Joy Raulerson, Chair AFC Annual Convention Pathways, Pipelines and Partnerships

40 Convention Program 8:00 AM-9:00 AM Facilities Commission Business Meeting Location: Curacao 2 Presiding: George Urbano, Chair 8:00 AM-12:00 PM Registration Desk Open Location: Grand Sierra Foyer Coordinator: Eileen Johnson, AFC Director of Administration and Finance 8:00 AM-12:00 PM Silent Auction Drop Off Location: Antigua 4 8:00 AM-4:00 PM Community Service Drop-off and Door Prize Drawings Location: Bonaire 3-4 8:00 AM-4:00 PM Communications and Marketing Commission Displays Location: Grand Sierra Foyer 8:00 AM-4:00 PM Internet Room Open Location: Antigua 1 Come by and check your 8:00 AM-4:00 PM Chapter/Region/Commission Displays and Auction Location: Grand Sierra Foyer 8:00 AM-4:00 PM Communications and Marketing Commission Displays Location: Grand Sierra Foyer 8:30 AM-12:00 PM Council of Presidents and Policy and Advocacy Committee Meeting Location: Grand Sierra B-C Presiding: Mr. John Grosskopf, COP Chair; Dr. Jim Henningsen, P&A Chair Pathways, Pipelines and Partnerships 2013 AFC Annual Convention 39

41 Convention Program CONCURRENT SESSIONS 9:15 AM-10:15 AM P A I C Division of Florida Colleges Presents: 2013 Legislative Session: What Happened?!?! Location: Bonaire 1-2 Legislative Implementation Update: The Division Deciphers the 5 W s ~~WHAT happened, during the 2013 Legislative Session (the When), WHO did it, WHY they Did It and WHERE we go from here on Developmental Education, General Education, and Dual Enrollment. Julie Alexander, Vice Chancellor of Academic and Student Affairs, Division of Florida Colleges and Kasongo Butler, Assistant Chancellor, Division of Florida Colleges 9:15 AM-10:15 AM S A E Equity Commission Presents: MBK s Student for a Day - A Minority Recruitment Initiative Location: Bonaire 5-6 Student for a Day at SF is a My Brother s Keeper (MBK), Office of Admissions and Alachua County School Board collaboration, targeting minority male high school seniors in our local area and surrounding communities. Student for a Day at SF aims to increase minority male enrollment and student engagement at Santa Fe by providing our targeted prospective SF students an exclusive, in-depth, and personal experience of our college. The strength of this event is built on the collaborative effort and assistance of the entire SF family from current students to faculty and staff. Our success with this program thus far has compelled mass expansion of our target goals and the establishment of a subsequent Black Male Recruitment Conference. Come learn how this collaborative effort allows participants to encounter an experience while on campus; something far greater than just knowledge. Aminah Nichols, MBK Program Specialist, Santa Fe College and Darrius Demps, Admissions/Orientation Specialist, Santa Fe College AFC Annual Convention Pathways, Pipelines and Partnerships

42 Convention Program 9:15 AM-10:15 AM A I AIM Achievement In Math and MAT-0057: Pre-College Math Location: Bonaire 7 Mastery, Modularized, Compressed, Self-Accelerated and Repeatable; this new course prepares students for success in both Dev. Math and more importantly, their subsequent math course. Because students arrive with a wide variety of strengths and backgrounds in mathematics, it is reasonable to expect there to be varying levels of readiness among entering students. With the use of ongoing assessments and adaptive learning, students can learn, master and retain their individual math deficiencies and pave a road to math and college success. Barbara Lott, Professor, Seminole State College of Florida and Eden Donahou, Professor, Seminole State College of Florida 9:15 AM-10:15 AM S C I A Increasing the Success of Dual Enrollment Students at Transfer Universities in Florida Location: Bonaire 8 This presentation analyzes the experiences of transfer students participating in dual enrollment programs in the state of Florida. The significance of the study is to gain useful knowledge to improve the dual enrollment program and the support systems of the dual enrollment system so future students will be more prepared to handle their initial transfer to the university. Dr. Angel Rodriguez, Science Professor, Broward College Pathways, Pipelines and Partnerships 2013 AFC Annual Convention 41

43 Convention Program 9:15 AM-10:15 AM A I E Healthcare Education Commission Exemplary Practice: Collaborative Health Care Simulation: Low Cost - High Impact Location: Curacao 1 Collaborative simulation in health care education is an integral part of student learning that helps to build a strong learning foundation. Even with high and low fidelity simulation resources at the institution, there is still a need to implement ongoing collaborative learning that brings health occupations students (and staff) from all health programs together regularly to participate in realistic collaborative health care learning environments. This learning process can be cost effective and still have a high impact on the student learning experience. Pasco- Hernando Community College Health Occupations invited ALL health professions programs to participate in our low cost - high impact simulation scenarios which revealed great success with assessment of student critical thinking and social skill development. Health Education Programs interested in conducting low-cost, high impact simulation can be successful if there is a collaborative focus for successful student learning outcomes along with initiative and determination of faculty and staff to work together. Simulation does not have to be expensive, just meaningful and relevant to student and educator learning outcomes. Dr. David L. Sullivan, PhD, NRP, NCEE, Pasco-Hernando Community College and Julie S. Monsegur, RN, MSN, Ed Health Programs Lab Assistant, Health Occupations, Pasco-Hernando Community College 9:15 AM-10:15 AM Freshman Composition Three Ways: Traditional Classroom, Hybrid, and 100% Online Location: Curacao 2 I A I have had the opportunity to teach Freshman Composition I (ENC 1101) in three different modalities: traditional classroom, hybrid, and online. Each format has its own strengths and weaknesses. I will address what research, my colleagues, and my own experience suggests. It is important for faculty, advisors, and administration to understand what each of these course delivery options offers. James Suderman, Northwest Florida State College AFC Annual Convention Pathways, Pipelines and Partnerships

44 Convention Program 9:15 AM-10:15 AM Communications and Marketing Commission Presents: Exemplary Practices: CMC Awards of Excellence Location: Curacao 3-4 A E Join the Communications and Marketing Commission as we reveal the 2013 Awards of Excellence winners! This year, 20 colleges participated with 220 entries in categories such as Best Publication, Best Television Advertising, Best Social Media Campaign, and many more. Kim Scarboro, Director of College Advancement, North Florida Community College 9:15 AM-10:15 AM S I E Student Development Commission Exemplary Practice: Student Success Presentations To Go Location: Grand Sierra D Workshops on a variety of topics from career services, test anxiety, leadership development and many more. The workshops are minutes in length and portable. When faculty observed students struggling with a particular problem, i.e., test anxiety, note taking or other issues, they can request a workshop to address those issues to be delivered in the classroom. This service has become a wonderful partnership between faculty and student success. Luther Buie, Campus Achievement Leader, Florida State College at Jacksonville and BJ Hausman, Dean of Student Success, Florida State College at Jacksonville 9:15 AM-10:15 AM I A S Honoring the Baccalaureate Honors Student at the State College Location: Grand Sierra F The International Society of Baccalaureate Scholars seeks to honor the state college student who achieves outstanding academic achievement and excels in leadership on campus. Carolyn Margoni, Training and Development Specialist, Phi Theta Kappa Center for Excellence Pathways, Pipelines and Partnerships 2013 AFC Annual Convention 43

45 Convention Program 9:15 AM-10:15 AM mlearning: You mean I can learn on my phone? Location: Grand Sierra G First, it was just learning in a traditional classroom. Then, came I A distance learning and you checked out VHS tapes from the library. Next, there was elearning or online learning which allows course material to be put online. Now, the new trend is mlearning or mobile learning. mlearning is the cutting edge phenomenon of using mobile devices to consume educational content anytime/anywhere. This presentation will explore the benefits/limitations of mlearning as well as demonstrate how an example traditional lesson would be changed for the new format. Matthew White, Director of Distributed Systems, Chipola College 9:15 AM-10:15 AM Leadership By Design Location: Grand Sierra H In the wake of education reform and restructuring, the demands for leaders to make the paradigm shift is paramount. New policies and a new generation call for new strategies. Are you prepared for the challenge? Are you ready to accept the call? This workshop will offer aspiring leaders and current administrators strategies that will increase productivity, efficiency, effectiveness and cultivate high quality programs that will meet the demands of today s student needs. Dr. Tunjarnika L. Coleman-Ferrell, Associate Dean, STEM Disciplines, Palm Beach State College 10:00 AM-12:00 PM Council of Presidents SubMeeting on Institute of Higher Education Strategic Planning Location: Regents Boardroom AFC Annual Convention Pathways, Pipelines and Partnerships

46 Convention Program CONCURRENT SESSIONS 10:45 AM-11:45 AM Faculty Commission Presents: 2013 Professor of the Year Award for Teaching Excellence Competition Location: Grand Sierra D Tone in Reading Presenting: Tatiana Bizon, EAP Professor, Valencia College If bias is introduced into every day written and oral communication, it is vital we teach ESL students to recognize bias through skills such as recognizing tone. Using students existing knowledge such as recognizing tone in music or voice, teachers can advance students understanding of tone in reading. To facilitate this process, I created an interactive presentation with pictures, video, music, and humor. Moving from Teleology to Technology: The Role that Galileo Plays in Harper Lee s To Kill A Mockingbird. Presenting: Dr. Patrick Brennan, Professor of History, Gulf Coast State College Dr. Patrick Brennan is a tenured professor of history at Gulf Coast State College. In his presentation, Dr. Brennan will demonstrate how he connects intellectual concepts such as the free market of ideas to the scientific revolution and social justice. With an emphasis on critical thinking, his students learn that how we think about things is as important as the things that we think about. Not All Drops Are Created Equal Presenting: Thom Kieft, South Lake Campus Academic Affairs Coordinator, Mathematics Department Chair, Lake-Sumter State College This presentation will be a mini-lesson on how to calculate drip rate for manually regulated or gravity flow IVs. Prior to the calculation of drip rate we will first understand the concepts involved with IVs such as IV tubing calibration (the drop factor), the differences between macrodrip and microdrip sets, and the uses of each type of said set. We will discuss the needed number of total drops to infuse into the patient by using knowledge from the drop factor and total volume of fluid prescribed. From this information we will calculate the drip rate measured in drops per minute. I A Pathways, Pipelines and Partnerships 2013 AFC Annual Convention 45

47 Convention Program 10:45 AM-11:45 AM E A Occupational and Workforce Education Commission Exemplary Practice: Breaking Down Silos - Shared Content between Corporate Training & Academics Location: Bonaire 1-2 This presentation addresses the ongoing challenge to corporate training and academia, namely linking both sides of the college to the current demands of industry via industry certifications and articulated credit ladders on the talent development pathway that provide a route to success for all learners. Additionally, the ETAM initiative was truly innovative connecting the three college consortium with curriculum development and the corresponding shared delivery allowing for the maximization of resources. Presenting: Dr. Eric A Roe, Director of Engineering Technology, Principal Investigator, Director, Polk State College and Howard Drake, MBA, Program Manager, Florida TRADE/ETAM, Polk State College and Glenn Goonis, CPT, JD, Program Coordinator, ETAM, State College of Florida 10:45 AM-11:45 AM E A I Institutional Effectiveness, Planning, and Professional Development Exemplary Practices: How Business Intelligence Transformed the Culture at St. Petersburg College Location: Bonaire 7 The availability of dashboards to display student enrollment, performance, and success information for administrators, deans, and faculty members has focused large and small scale student success initiatives. Business intelligence technology was used to tailor solutions specific to St. Petersburg College. Presenting: Dr. Jesse Coraggio, Associate Vice President, Institutional Research and Effectiveness, St. Petersburg College and Dr. Dan Gardner, Director, Institutional Research and Reporting, St. Petersburg College AFC Annual Convention Pathways, Pipelines and Partnerships

48 Convention Program 10:45 AM-11:45 AM A Success Model for TSIC College Students Location: Bonaire 8 A PowerPoint Presentation that identifies HOW to successfully A S matriculate TSIC Seniors to college, HOW institutions benefit from providing TSIC Freshman targeted support and a program description that illustrates the transitions process that results in a SUCCESS model for TSIC high school seniors. Q& A will follow. Presenting: Teri Jones, Associate Director, Student Recruitment, Eastern Florida State College 10:45 AM-11:45 AM Communications and Marketing Commission Presents: Exemplary Practices: Meet Gulf Coast Location: Curacao 3-4 See the Meet Gulf Coast campaign and learn how the GCSC Marketing Team created it from conception to completion. A E Presenting: Laura Green, Coordinator of Marketing and Communications, Gulf Coast State College and Chris Thomes, Executive Director of Marketing and Communications, Gulf Coast State College 10:45 AM-11:45 AM P Creating a Pathway to Lead Location: Curacao 1 Are you ready to lead? What is in your way? How can you create a pathway to leadership? What will it take for people to follow you and why do you want to lead? During this engaging and interactive session, participants will build a pathway to leadership and create a plan that will take them further along their leadership journey. C Presenting: Karinda Barrett, Director, Center for Teaching, Learning, and Leadership, Tallahassee Community College Pathways, Pipelines and Partnerships 2013 AFC Annual Convention 47

49 Convention Program 10:45 AM-11:45 AM P S C Counseling Skills for Non Counselors Location: Curacao 2 This workshop will provide participants with a set of skills to facilitate empowering, empathetic, and effective conversations with those who will look to them for support, advice, and guidance. This workshop is experiential, practical, and hands-on, affording participants the opportunity to learn tools that will empower them to help others maximize their potential and deal with issues such as frustration, fear, and burn out. Presenting: Dr. Adrian Manley, Counselor, Valencia College 10:45 AM-11:45 AM I E Technology Commission Exemplary Practice: Why Use One, When You Can Have Many? Open Education Resources Location: Grand Sierra F This presentation will showcase the dramatic benefits to improving student access and success through the integration of a variety of OER Web 2.0 resources into your class. The dramatic cost reduction achieved by replacing traditional textbooks with virtual OER materials, coupled with the ability to integrate a wide variety of other learning resources that can address a range of learning styles, are keys to improving student success. The recent redesign of AST 1002 Descriptive Astronomy at South Florida State College will provide a case study backdrop that will enable participants to get a first-hand view of the effectiveness of each. These tools are all student-friendly, mobile- and BYOD-capable, and many are already familiar with students. Presenting: Erik Christensen, Natural Sciences Department Chair, South Florida State College and Melanie Jackson, elearning Director, South Florida State College AFC Annual Convention Pathways, Pipelines and Partnerships

50 Convention Program 10:45 AM-11:45 AM Using a Personal CLOUD to Prevent a Rainy Day Location: Grand Sierra G Does the word CLOUD make you look for rainy weather outside? This presentation will explore what CLOUD services are available to make your day a sunny one. Backup and storage in the CLOUD for personal files/photos/notes will also be discussed. Presenting: Matthew White, Director of Distributed Systems, Chipola 12:00 PM-1:30 PM Council of Presidents Luncheon (requires a separate registration) Location: Grand Sierra A CONCURRENT SESSIONS 1:30 PM-2:30 PM E I A Occupational and Workforce Education Commission Exemplary Practice: Building Partnerships that Produce Communities and Student Success Location: Bonaire 1-2 Learn how the pilot program of estudent Services at Seminole State College of Florida has evolved and is thriving one year after inception. We will discuss the power of student demand in driving the focus of offered services, demonstrate our eforms Submission Portal, and review other technological innovations utilized to meet student needs. Presenting: Jane Parkin, Director, Construction and Technical Programs, Santa Fe College, Tom Mason, Academic Advisor, Santa Fe College, Justin MacDougall, Apprenticeship Coordinator, Santa Fe College, and Kurt Strauss, Faculty, Building Construction Techniques, Santa Fe College Pathways, Pipelines and Partnerships 2013 AFC Annual Convention 49

51 Convention Program 1:30 PM-2:30 PM P Effective Communication: Easier Said Than Done Location: Bonaire 5-6 Effective communication skills are essential for success. This session will address how we communicate in a fun and interactive format. Participants will examine their styles of communicating, different forms of communication as well as strategies to improve how they interact with others in all aspects of their lives. Presenting: Charlene Latimer, Faculty, School of Student Life Skills, Daytona State 1:30 PM-2:30 PM P A I C Circles of Innovation: Where Great Discoveries Are Made Possible! Location: Bonaire 7 Circles of Innovation is a different type of professional development. Over the last few years of Great Teacher Colloquia at Valencia, we have learned that often the purest, and most effective, form of faculty development is well-facilitated shoptalk. Using shoptalk, what research has shown to be the key underling principles of motivation, and Steven Johnson s ideas on Where Good Ideas Come From, Circles of Innovation creates learning spaces both digitally and across Valencia s campuses where faculty come to mingle, contribute, collaborate, solve problems, and create new forms for great teaching. Circles of Innovation is Where good ideas collide and great discoveries are made possible! While each Circle is unique given the audience and content, all follow a similarly facilitated model: Spark, Share, Adapt, Play & Socially Rank. At each circle, participating faculty are sparked into facilitated shoptalk by engaging videos, info-graphics, or recent study findings. Participants and facilitators share concerns, ideas, and new innovations. Participants adapt and play with the new methods and technologies, and share and socially rank them with others across the college. Participants of this session will take part in a sample Circle and experience the innovation and excitement. Instructions, innovation handouts, and other links will be provided. We are also hoping to identify colleges might like to take part in digitally collaborative intercollege Circles of Innovation. Presenting: James May, Faculty Fellow for Innovation and Technology, Valencia College AFC Annual Convention Pathways, Pipelines and Partnerships

52 Convention Program 1:30 PM-2:30 PM A C Facilities Commission Presents: Motivating Others Part II Location: Bonaire 8 This series of courses are being designed by Dr. Robert Flores and other facilities administrative staff from the AFC Facilities Commission. Presenting: Dr. Robert Flores DPA, MBA, Director of M & O, Remodel & Renovation, Under-graduate Adjunct Instructor, South Florida State College 1:30 PM-2:30 PM A S How High is Too High? Focusing Your Limited Resources to Effectively Reduce Your Rising Cohort Default Rate Location: Curacao 1 How comfortable are you with your cohort default rate? Would you like to put a plan in place to lower it but are not sure how with your limited budget and resources? We will explain how your 3 year cohort default rate is determined, what it means to you and your school, and questions you should ask yourself when deciding on solutions to lower it and achieve long term success with your students For more than 25 years, Inceptia/NSLP has been developing and providing solutions schools need to help their students succeed. We have worked with more than two million students and 5,500 schools providing an array of services including financial education, outreach and default prevention services. Presenting: Dave Macoubrie, Vice President, Repayment Solutions, Inceptia 1:30 PM-2:30 PM E S I Learning Resources Commission Exemplary Practice: Math Up: Gateway to Success Location: Curacao 2 In the Fall of 2012, the Academic Support Center (ASC), in collaboration with the School of Mathematics at Daytona State College launched a new program, entitled Math Up, to help increase college readiness and completion. Math Up is a free program that provides a collaborative, engaging, stress-free environment in which Pathways, Pipelines and Partnerships 2013 AFC Annual Convention 51

53 Convention Program students enrolled in Intermediate Algebra (MAT1033) can review key concepts and study skills the week before beginning the course. In this presentation, the facilitators will first review the history of the program s creation, development, and implementation, as well as the program s constant evolution and commitment to improvement. We will then uncover the findings and lessons learned from this initiative and discuss the impact that the program has had on the ASC and developmental math students. Finally, we will discuss and explore the implications for the college-wide community of using Math Up as a model to encourage collaboration and inspire innovative and creative initiatives to help students succeed. Presenting: Rachel Wendt, Senior Learning Specialist, Academic Support Center, Daytona State College, Michele Pelham, Learning Specialist, Academic Support Center, Daytona State College, Brandi Horn, Learning Specialist, Academic Support Center, Daytona State College, Barry Gibson, Assistant Chair, School of Mathematics, Daytona State College 1:30 PM-2:30 PM S A Make the Difference - Create World Class Student Outcomes Location: Curacao 3-4 A student s expectations and perceptions are tied to their persistence and success. Student responsibility in the educational experience does not diminish the vital role that world class customer service plays in the livelihood of our state college system. Learn how the interactions we have on the frontline with our students can make the difference needed to help them persist and reach their educational goals? Presenting: Jacquelyn Thompson, Director of Student Services, Seminole State College of Florida 1:30 PM-2:30 PM S Equity Commission Presents: Enforcing Title IX on College Campuses: It Begins with Policies Location: Grand Sierra F What are the requirements under Title IX to help protect students and employees from discrimination based on sex? Learn the basic AFC Annual Convention Pathways, Pipelines and Partnerships A

54 Convention Program requirements that should be in your college s policies, and learn about your responsibilities to ensure compliance. Presenting: Lynda Earls, Director of Equity & Civil Rights Compliance and Wanda Young, Coordinator of Access and Civil Rights 1:30 PM-2:30 PM E A C Career and Professional Employees Commission Exemplary Practice: Going Green - Scholarship Award Letter and Communication System Location: Grand Sierra G Now more than ever, organizations are looking to streamline communications by going green and moving to electronic and/or automated processes. For this reason, Indian River State College (IRSC) Foundation implemented a scholarship award letter and communication system. The overall objective of this practice was to develop a system that would allow us to communicate more effectively and efficiently with our scholarship applicants and recipients. This presentation will describe how IRSC has developed, implemented, and improved an electronic award letter and communication system. Cost savings, lessons learned, and future goals will also be discussed in this session. Presenting: Melissa Depriest, Development Coordinator, Indian River State College 1:30 PM-2:30 PM Division of Florida Colleges Presents: College Funding 101 Location: Grand Sierra H S A A broad overview of how the Florida College System is funded will be presented in a user-friendly format. Special emphasis will be placed on discussion of the current funding status ( ) and the issues impacting funding for the year. The session will cover the following topics: 1. College Funding and the Legislative Budget Request Process 2. Funding Adjustment Decreased and Increased Appropriations 3. Florida College System Funding Formula Distribution of Increases in State Appropriations Pathways, Pipelines and Partnerships 2013 AFC Annual Convention 53

55 Convention Program 4. Funding for Building and Facilities 5. Other topics of Audience Interest or Concern Presenting: Dr. John Holdnak, Executive Vice Chancellor, Division of Florida Colleges and Lisa Cook, Director of Facilities Budgeting and Planning, Division of Florida Colleges, Florida Department of Education 2:00 PM-3:30 PM Afternoon Break with Exhibitors Location: Grand Sierra E CONCURRENT SESSIONS 3:00 PM-4:00 PM Apple s ios 7: It s like getting a new iphone/ipad! Location: Bonaire 1-2 Do you have an iphone or ipad? Would you like a new device A P without spending anything? Come see why upgrading to Apple s new operating system, ios 7, is like getting a new device. We ll talk about the process of backing up your device, upgrading to ios 7, and all the new features gained. Presenting: Matthew White, Director of Distributed Systems, Chipola College 3:00 PM-4:00 PM P Pathways, Pipelines, and Partnerships to Getting Published Location: Bonaire 5-6 The purpose of this workshop is to get you published! We will review calls for papers, the pipelines. Talk about different types of writing and assist participants with creating a plan for publishing, the pathway. We ll talk about the possibility of co-authors, the partnerships. We will also share some real-world experiences in the publishing process. Presenting: Karinda Barrett, Director, Center for Teaching, Learning, and Leadership, Tallahassee Community College and April White, Assistant to the Provost and Vice President for Academic Affairs, Tallahassee Community College AFC Annual Convention Pathways, Pipelines and Partnerships

56 Convention Program 3:00 PM-4:00 PM Access, Affordability and Accountability & Austerity too! Location: Bonaire 7 A very active fall is expected in Washington with the Congress C P grappling with budget cuts that could impact every domestic program, including Federal student aid while at the same time it is anticipated that deliberations of the Reauthorization of the Higher Education Act will begin. The US Department of Education released 2010 default rates. The rate increased from 9.1% to 10% - a steep one year jump. Presenting: Brett Lief, Director of Strategic Alliances, Board Member,Inceptia 3:00 PM-4:00 PM A AFC Awards & You! Location: Bonaire 8 Do you know how to win Chapter, Region, or Commission of the Year? Join the Awards Committee as they detail how to create and submit winning Chapter, Region and Commission nominations. If you ever wanted to win these coveted awards, here s your opportunity to hear what to do and what not to do! The Chapter of the Year nomination books for this year will be on display at this meeting. Presenting: Evelyn Ward, Director of Fine and Performing Arts, Chipola College 3:00 PM-4:00 PM P Division of Florida Colleges Presents: Credit When It s Due... Collaborating to Recognize Earned Associate Degrees Across Institutions Through the Reverse Transfer of University Credits Location: Curacao 1 Join us for a progress report on Florida s pilot Credit When It s Due (CWID) initiative and the complementary automatic awarding of earned degrees and certificates. CWID is a student centered, cross sector collaboration that targets Florida College System (FCS) transfers to State University System of Florida (SUS) institutions prior to associate degree completion. CWID facilitates the awarding of an Associate in Arts degree from the FCS institution to students who meet degree requirements across partner institutions. Pathways, Pipelines and Partnerships 2013 AFC Annual Convention 55

57 Convention Program Presenting: Nicole E. Jagusztyn, Ph.D. Institutional Research Officer, Hillsborough Community College, Paul Nagy, Ph.D. Special Assistant to the President, Hillsborough Community College, Division Chief Strategic Planning & Analysis, Scott J. Parke, Ph.D., Vice Chancellor for Research & Analytics, Division of Florida Colleges, Florida, Department of Education 3:00 PM-4:00 PM S A Learning Resources Commission Exemplary Practice: Why is Amelia Bedelia in a College Library? Location: Curacao 2 The K-12 Collection in the Chipola College Library serves students in the Teacher Education Program. This collection was created to provide students with hands-on experience with children s and young adult library resources and to extend the importance of reading within the classroom and beyond. This collection has been responsible for a large jump in circulation. The collaboration between the Chipola Library and the faculty and students of the Teacher Education Program will be discussed, as well as how assignments are successfully tied into the collection. The recent addition of the Teacher Education Collection and the organizational structure will also be discussed. Presenting: Renee Scott Hopkins, Coordinator of Library Cataloging and Library Materials, Chipola College and Casey Bush, Instructor, Chipola College 3:00 PM-4:00 PM E A Quality Enhancement Plan (QEP) The Process! Location: Curacao 3-4 As part of the reaffirmation of accreditation process, every SACS COC institution is required to develop a Quality Enhancement Plan (or QEP) that identifies key issues emerging from institutional assessment and focuses on learning outcomes and/or the environment supporting student learning and accomplishing the mission of the institution. In 2014, Daytona State College will implement its QEP: Learn to SOAR (Students Optimizing Academic Resources). This session will AFC Annual Convention Pathways, Pipelines and Partnerships

58 Convention Program showcase a variety of techniques to identify and develop a QEP topic. It will be educational, interactive session which will provide participants with steps to begin the process of developing a successful QEP topic. Presenting: Charlene Latimer, Faculty, School of Student Life Skills, Daytona State College and Mercedes Clement, Library Services, Daytona State College 3:00 PM-4:00 PM A S I Equity Commission Presents: Title IX Grievance Procedures: Required Components Location: Grand Sierra F The session will provide information related to complaint procedures under Title IX. The goal is to help ensure that your college has grievance procedures for students and employees that provide fair, prompt and equitable processes for reporting, investigating and resolving complaints alleging Title IX violations or discrimination A S Presenting: Lynda Earls, Director of Equity & Civil Rights Compliance, Florida Department of Education and Wanda Young, Coordinator of Access and Civil Rights, Florida Department of Education 3:00 PM-4:00 PM 2014 FCS Legislative Issues Grand Sierra G Preview of the priority issues for the 2014 Legislative Session. Presenting: Sally Everett, Director of Community & Government Relations, Hillsborough Community College and AFC Legislative Committee Chair Pathways, Pipelines and Partnerships 2013 AFC Annual Convention 57

59 Convention Program 3:00 PM-4:00 PM P I A S Student Development Commission Presents: Online Advising: Challenges, Opportunities and Best Practices Grand Sierra H With today s students expecting on-demand online advising many colleges are exploring how to offer quality advising to students at a distance. This session will discuss how to effectively incorporate technology into an existing advising program to positively impact student persistence and success. Discussion will include an analysis of best practices and consideration of challenges and solutions in online advising. The tools and methods used in the successful online advising program at Seminole State College will be reviewed and participants will be invited to participate in exchange of opportunities and advantages of online advising. Presenting: Jacquelyn Thompson, Director of Student Services, Seminole State College of Florida and David Telleria, Coordinator of estudent Services, Seminole State College of Florida 3:00 PM-4:00 PM AFC FitBlast Fitness Center S A AFC FitBlast is a fitness class where one exercise is done for 1-2 minutes and then you move on to another exercise. It s like a game of musical chairs. Come join us and get your sweat on! Coordinating: Debi Jakubcin, Coordinator, Wellness Program College-wide, Valencia College 3:00 PM-4:15 PM Council of Presidents: Tech Center Issue Work Group Location: Curacao AFC Annual Convention Pathways, Pipelines and Partnerships

60 Convention Program 4:15 PM-5:30 PM AFC Bylaws Review and Candidate Forum Location: Grand Sierra B-C Candidate Forum Proposed Bylaw Amendments Door Prizes (you must be present to win) Presiding: Byron Todd, AFC President, Bill Mullowney, Bylaws Chair, Dr. Gary Sligh, Nominating Chair, 5:30 PM-6:30PM LeRoy Collins Award Reception (by invitation only) Location: Bonaire 1-2 5:30 PM-7:00 PM 64th Presidential Gala Reception (Cash Bar) Location: Grand Sierra Foyer 5:30 PM-8:00 PM AFC Foundation Silent Auction Location: Grand Sierra Foyer 7:00 PM-9:00 PM 64th Presidential Gala Location: Grand Sierra D Welcome Recognition of Sponsors Foundation Greeting- Mr. Andre Hawkins, Chair, AFC Foundation Recognition of Professor of the Year Recognition of Exemplary Practice Winners AFC Distinguished Service Awards Council of Presidents Wattenbarger Award Presentation Dinner LeRoy Collins Award 2013 Graduating Class of the Certified College Professional Program AFC President s Awards Presentation of Plaque to the 2013 AFC President President s Remarks Door Prizes Byron Todd, AFC President 9:00 PM-12:00 AM 64th Presidential Gala Social Location: Grand Sierra A-C Pathways, Pipelines and Partnerships 2013 AFC Annual Convention 59

61 Convention Program FRIday November 15 6:45 AM-7:30 AM AFC Fun Run Location: Convention Porte Cochere 7:00 AM-8:30 AM Voting for Officers Location: Antigua 1 Coordinator: Patricia Harrell, Chair 8:00 AM-8:45 AM Incoming AFC Commission Chairs Location: Curacao 1 Presiding: Wanda Curtiss, VP-Elect for Commissions 8:00 AM-8:45 AM Incoming AFC Region Directors Location: Curacao 2 Presiding: Xiao Wang, VP-Elect for Regions and Chapters 8:00 AM-12:00 PM Silent Auction Pick Up Location: Grand Sierra Registration S 9:00 AM-10:15 AM 2013 Assembly of Delegates (two-thirds registered delegates required) Location: Grand Sierra B-C Presiding: Byron Todd, AFC President Description: Welcome Financial Report: Michael Brawer, AFC Executive Director Attendance Report: Alice Pendergrass, Chair, Credentials Committee Proposed Bylaws Amendments: Bill Mullowney, Chair, Bylaws Committee AFC Membership Awards: Marsha Kiner, AFC AED Announcement of Newly Elected Region & Commission Officers, Pat Harrell, Chair, Elections & Tellers Committee Announcements Door Prizes (You must be present to win) AFC Annual Convention Pathways, Pipelines and Partnerships

62 Convention Program 10:30 AM-12:00 PM Closing Awards Brunch Location: Grand Sierra D Presiding: Byron Todd, AFC President Description: Welcome Recognition of Sponsors Mike Brawer Recognition of Service Project Jaime Rothberg Recognition of the 2012 President Gary Sligh Brunch FCSAA Awards Presentation AFC Commission, Region & Chapter of the Year Awards Announcement of the 2014 AFC Elected State Officers: Pat Harrell, Chair, Elections & Tellers Committee Oath of Office Administered to Incoming 2014 President, Peter Usinger, Polk State College AFC President s Speech Door Prizes and Drawings: Commissions, Regions, and Chapters Cash Prize Drawing (You must be present to win) Adjournment Leadership January Tallahassee Joint Commission Spring Conference May Hillsborough Community College Membership Development Conference July Clearwater Beach Pathways, Pipelines and Partnerships 2013 AFC Annual Convention 61

63 Special Thank Yous Convention Name Badges and Equipment Data Card, Inc. Internet Room Staffing Technology Commission Convention Service Project Jayme Rothberg Convention Coordinator Marsha Kiner Convention Office Manager Eileen Johnson Registration Coordinator Eileen Johnson Exhibitor and Sponsor Coordinator Adrienne Bryant Convention Program Tina Ingramm-Ward, Content Manager Christine Taylor, Graphic Designer Silent Auction David Schrenk Carol Quinn Tina Ingramm-Ward Social Media Coordinator Adrienne Bryant Convention On-Site Manager Doug Ryan Consulting AFC Staff Michael Brawer, Executive Director/CEO Marsha Kiner, Associate Executive Director for Membership and Professional Development Eileen Johnson, Director of Administration and Finance Adrienne Bryant, Membership Information and Database Manager Tina Ingramm-Ward, Executive Assistant/Publications Coordinator David Schrenk, Staff Assistant AFC Annual Convention Pathways, Pipelines and Partnerships

64 Region Convention Committees Region I Region Director-Carol Quinn, Pensacola State College Chipola College Gulf Coast State College Northwest Florida State College Pensacola State College Tallahassee Community College * Meal Table Reservation Committee*Registration Committee *Meal Ticket Committee Region II Region Director-Tom Mason, Santa Fe College Florida Gateway College Florida State College at Jacksonville North Florida Community College St. Johns River State College Santa Fe College *Decorations Committee *Event Photography Committee *Silent Auction Committee Region III Region Director-Joe Nunes, Valencia College College of Central Florida Daytona State College Lake-Sumter State College Eastern Florida State College Seminole State College of Florida Valencia College Region IV Region Director-LaFran Reddin, Hillsborough Community College Edison State College Hillsborough Community College Pasco-Hernando Community College Polk State College St. Petersburg College South Florida State College State College of Florida, Manatee-Sarasota *Major Door Prize Committee *Donated Door Prize Committee Region V Region Director-John Barbieri, Indian River State College Broward College Florida Keys Community College Indian River State College Miami Dade College Palm Beach State College *AFC Office Committee *Name Badge Committee *Ticket Takers Committee * Audio-Visual Committee * Internet Room/Computer Equipment Committee *Service Project Committee Pathways, Pipelines and Partnerships 2013 AFC Annual Convention 63

65 AFC Past Presidents AFC acknowledges with deep appreciation these individuals who have served diligently and unselfishly as president of the Association of Florida Colleges: Dr. John I. Leonard Dr. T. Q. Srygley Mr. James L. McCord Mr. Kenneth G. Skaggs Dr. Michael M. Bennett Dr. Henry L. Ashmore Dr. Harold C. Manor Dr. Kenneth R. Williams Dr. Marshall Hamilton Dr. Samuel R. Neel, Jr Dr. B. R. Tilley Dr. Joseph W. Fordyce Dr. J. Bruce Wilson Dr. Maxwell C. King Mr. Charles Sutherland Dr. John E. Sands Dr. Bennett Hudson Dr. H. J. Jim Burnette Mr. Herman Rooks Dr. Thomas W. Fryer 1973 Mr. Daniel B. Stout Dr. James S. Kellerman Mr. John P. Jack Daly Ms. Jan Harris 1977 Dr. Carl M. Anderson 1978 Dr. Milton O. Jones 1979 Mr. L. Frank Casey 1980 Dr. Ken Hise 1981 Mr. Jim Nash 1982 Ms. Karen Quaranta 1983 Ms. Evelyn Fine 1984 Dr. H. D. Bo Cotton 1985 Dr. Jerry Odom 1986 Dr. Catherine Cornelius 1987 Mr. Anthony Casale 1988 Dr. Leo J. Diaz 1989 Mr. Bob Wilcosky 1990 Ms. Sharon Crow 1991 Mr. Andre Hawkins 1992 Dr. Ronda Ryder 1993 Mr. Thomas Green 1994 Ms. Eva Marie Patti Hysmith AFC Annual Convention Pathways, Pipelines and Partnerships

66 AFC Past Presidents 1995 Dr. Burt Harres 1996 Mr. Gaius Bruce 1997 Ms. Margaret Massey 1998 Dr. Dale O Daniel 1999 Dr. Charles Chuck Mojock 2000 Ms. Joyce Traynom 2001 Mr. Mike Comins 2002 Mr. Bill Shaffer 2003 Ms. Pat Ayres 2004 Dr. Paul Szuch 2005 Mr. Jeff Peters 2006 Ms. Sandra Harrell 2007 Dr. Jeffrey Allbritten 2008 Ms. Carol Quinn 2009 Dr. Will Benedicks 2010 Dr. Martha Williams 2011 Ms. Evelyn Ward 2012 Dr. Gary Sligh Understanding the Laws That Shape Our Institutions Join us for the 2014 Community College Conference on Legal Issues, a biennial, three-day conference that addresses current trends and legal matters unique to community colleges. Register online at: valenciacollege.edu/communitycollegelaw 13ORG015 Register Now: January 21 23, 2014 LOEWS ROYAL PACIFIC RESORT AT UNIVERSAL ORLANDO 6300 Hollywood Way, Orlando, FL Cooperating Organizations: Pathways, Pipelines and Partnerships 2013 AFC Annual Convention 65

67 CCP Graduates Congratulations to the 2013 graduates of the Certified College Professionals Program! April White Gareth Euridge Henry Thomas Jaimie Pagels Kathleen Mellino Neisa Logman Becky Van Hoek Rita Dickey Shelby Fiorentino AFC Annual Convention Pathways, Pipelines and Partnerships

68 AFC Foundation, Inc. Association of Florida Colleges Foundation, Inc. The Association of Florida Colleges Foundation, Inc. is a not for profit corporation which was formed on June 4, The AFC Foundation, Inc. has provided charitable and educational aid in the form of financial resources and other support to the Association of Florida Colleges, its members and institutions. Some of these have included: The purchase of the first permanent home for the AFC in Tallahassee Providing resources for the renovations and maintenance of the Association building Providing resources and support to colleges which suffered losses during hurricane and other catastrophic events Supporting annual convention events and other activities of the Association. Your AFC Foundation will begin to embark upon its other objectives and goals which will include the following: To promote professional education and other related activities for members of the Association of Florida Colleges To promote professional education and other related activities for members of the Association of Florida Colleges To raise capital funds and help reduce the mortgage balance on the AFC Building. To support scholarships, awards, recognitions, and benevolent acknowledgements To provide professional development scholarships to AFC members The AFC Foundation Board of Directors are: Mr. Andre Hawkins, Chair, IRSC Dr. John Holdnak, DFC Dr. Burt Harres, Vice Chair, PHCC Mr. Jeb Blackburn, FCSAA Mr. Michael Brawer, Executive Administrator, AFC Dr Catherine Cornelius, SFCC retired Mrs. Joyce Traynom, CC Dr. Leo Diaz, HCC Dr. Gary Sligh, 2012 AFC President, LSSC Dr. Ronda White, TCC retired Ms. Carol Quinn, PSC Ms. Tracy Porter, PSC Foundation Mr. Joseph Lang, SPC Dr. Milton Jones, Emeritus Member Ms. Mary Bruno, DSC Dr. Chuck Mojock, LSSC Pathways, Pipelines and Partnerships 2013 AFC Annual Convention 67

69 Life Members Hugh Adams Roger Adams Patty Adeeb Robert Aitken Harry Albertson Hep Aldridge Brenda Alford Patricia Alfrey Sadiqa Ali Jeffery Allbritten Dixie Allen John Ammons Mary Andreu Donald Appelquist David Armstrong Harvey Arnold Eileen Arpke Terry Ann Auger Patricia Ayres Carrie Baker Karen Baker Joan Baldwin V. Grace Barber Judith Barber Patricia Barfield Ionia Barnes Sandi Barrett Sally Baumeier June Beary Claudette Beaudin Monika Bedard Dorothy Bell Betty Bell Patricia Belote William Benedicks Michael Bennett Leonard Bethards Heinrich Bettich Christine Bishop Carolyn Blackmon Doris Blalock Vivianne Bonsall Larry Bowden William Boyer Larry Bracken James Brady Nancy Bredemeyer Isaac Brigham Charles Brocketto Robert Brown Catherine Brown Janis Brown Sue Brown George Brown James Brown J. Kevin Brown Gaius Bruce Rex Brumley Janice Buchanan Nancy Buhl Jan Bullard Ivie Burch Judith Burnett Claudia Burton Jay Bushnell Sonia Cahusac Marilee Caldwell Cathy Capezza Lynn Capraun Betty Carlisle Earl Carroll Delphenia Carter Barbara Carter Anthony Casale L. Frank Casey James Catron Rose Cavin Dolores Champion Gwen Chandler Susan Chappell Norman Church Ana Ciereszko Ed Cisek Richard Clark Justine Clegg Linda Cleveland Rosemarie Clyne Barbara Cohen Pippin Nancy Colcer Clifford Coleman Georgia Coleman Victor Collazo Sally Ann Collins Charles Colman Michael Comins Flora Conger Catherine Cornelius Diane Cosner Dona Kaye Cotten Ned Couey Lucinda Coulter-Burbach Alexander Council Mildred Cox Dale Craft Carol Crawford Lois Crooke Tace Crouse Sharon Crow Margaret Crozier Yvonne Currie Max Curry Marcia Kay Dahlstrom Mary Dallis Helen Darcey Charles Dassance Robert Davie Ruth Davis Jones Davis Helen Davis Jeffrey Davis Bobbie Deering Geraldine DeFelix Jerry DeJonge Thomas Delaino Betty Dente Wilbur Dershimer Joe Diamond Leo Diaz Michael Dolan Joe Dougheny Catherine Doyle Paul Dudley Glenda Duncan James Durham J Durrence AFC Annual Convention Pathways, Pipelines and Partnerships

70 Life Members J. Michael Dwyer Patricia Dyer Shirley Edson Juanita Elmore Carol Emery Michael Englett Jean English-Hurst Sandra Etheridge Ron Fahs Willie Felton Cecil Ferguson Maye Fields Oliver Finch Robert Fitzgerald Roberta Flowers Ronnie Folsom Brenda Ford Joseph Fordyce Liana Fox Paul Fox Kenneth Franz Edward Friese Mary Ann Fritz Thomas Furlong Deborah Fuschetti Wallace Gardner Doris Gentry Beth Gilbert Carol Giordano Ted Glas Harrell Glisson Marlon Godsey David Goff H. Clay Gooch Dorma Gottlieb Betsy Graves Thomas Green Sheryl Green William Greene Donna Greene Barbara Gregg Yvonne Grey Barbara Gribble Carolyn Grimes Beverly Grundset Jimmie Anne Haisley Patty Hakes Cathy Hakes David Hale Robin Hall Jacqueline Hall Inez Hall William Hall Ross Hamilton Karl Hammer William Hanna Pamela Hansen Sandra Harrell Pat Harrell Patricia Harrell Burton Harres Janice Harris T. Felton Harrison Horace Hartsell Gail Hartzog Paul Hatchett Andre Hawkins Ronald Head Lanny Heath Herman Heise Lee Henderson Pat Henderson Thomas Henkel Ralph Henry Rebecca Henry LoLetia Henson John Highsmith Steve Hill Shelley Hill Matthew Hillen Mark Hilton Kenneth Hise Harry Hodges Lesley Hodges Willis Holcombe John Holdnak Frank Holland Joan Holloway David Honeyman Carol Horigan Merle Houston Preston Howard Jane Howard Paul Huang K. Alice Huff Joan Humphries Marie Hydress William Ingram Evie Irvin Raymond Isenburg Katherine Isenburg Ailon Ison Robert Ivey Marvin Ivey AnnaBelle James Janet Jarboe Gordon Jasperson Rufus Jefferson Ernest Jernigan Holly Jirka Karen Johnson Doris Johnson Ardease Johnson Kermit Johnson Judith Jolly Alice Jones Milton Jones Annette Jones Robert Judson Jerry Kandzer David Kasan Harold Jake Kastner Margaret Keeman Charlton Keen Lonnie Keene Victoria Keller Shirley Kennedy Diana Kilpatrick Maxwell King Earl Kitchings Tom Knotts Dianne Kostelny Vance Land Joseph Lang Milton Larsen Pathways, Pipelines and Partnerships 2013 AFC Annual Convention 69

71 Life Members Lyn Latham Rosemary Layne John Leatherwood Fred Lenfestey J. Don Lewis Irene Lipof Susan Livingston Cornelius Lockett Steve Lodle Charlene Lord Parke Loren George Lucas Phil MacArthur Lynn MacNeill James Madaus Carl Main June Mair Harold Manor Margie Markham Roland Martens Peter Masiko Charles Mass Margaret Massey Fauline Mathis Karen Mattox June Mays Juda McAdoo Mary McClendon James McCord Ophelia McDaniels Bill McFarland Larry McFarlane Janice McFatter Nancy McGarry Leland McKeown Robert McLendon Michael McLeod Patrick McMahon Yvonne McShay Robert McSpadden Stephen Megregian James Metz Joan Miller Leon Miller Carol Miller Judy Miller Joseph Mills Elizabeth Minnerly Ralph Miranda John Miseyko Charles Mitchell Judy Mitchell Ed Mitchell Charles Mojock Julie Monte Richard Montgomery Stafford Mooney Barbara Moran Emma Moran Henry Moreland Edward Morgan Melanie Morgan-Jackson Jan Morris David Morrison Judy Mundy Rudolph Murray Kitty Myers Paula Myslivecek Edgar Napier Gary Navarro Bonnie Neel Larry Nelson Wanda Nelson Patricia Nelson Kim Nelson Cecil Nichols David Nicholson Suzanne Nicolini Linda Nielsen Nancy Nobles-Dunkle Deborah Nycz Thomas Nycz Dale O Daniel Judith O Daniel Jerry Odom Elizabeth Odum Linda Oliver Elsie (Betty) Owen George Palmer Betty Palmer Sarah Pappas JoAnn Parish Jack Parr Randall Payne Gloria Peacock Cash Pealer Richard Peavy Ronald Penton Florence Perotti Jeff Peters Janice Phillips Carolyn Phillips Lois Phillips Wendy Pippen Alice Pittman Wanda Pope David Prather Flossie Pressley Gene Prough Lessie Pryor Bert Purga Carol Quinn Byron Quivey Diane Randall Annette Rash Magdala Ray Ronald Reagan Marie Reddy Harriet Reeves Peggy Register Shirley Reid Thomas Reitz Marian Rethwill Jean Reynolds Helen Rhynes Julia Ribley James Richburg Sandra Richmond Raymond Rickman Aubra Riddle Marie Rinehart Mertice Ringer Judith Riviere Marion Riviere Annette Rizzo Raymond Roach Hosmer Roberson Kathryn Roberts AFC Annual Convention Pathways, Pipelines and Partnerships

72 Life Members Michele Roberts Alan Robertson James Robertson Melanie Robertson Cheryl Robinson Elizabeth Rodgers Preston Rosser Wiley Russell Jeff Schembera Shirley Schley Patricia Schwartz Ward Scott William Seeker Nancy Semet William Shaffer Kenneth Shane Norman Shepard Lisa Shores Leland Shultz Edward Siderits Clete Siefker Kathie Sigler Debra Simko Jeanne Simmons Vera Sincavage Geraldine Singleton Joyce Sleap Charles Smires Joe Lee Smith Eddie Smith Janice Smith Roy Smith Warren Smith Patti Ann Smith Bill Gene Smith Charles Smith Richard Snipes Margaret Soderquist Ann Southerland Mary Sowash Carleen Spano Mary Sprehn William Stabler oan Stadsklev Sandra Stark Gene Statler Larry Steed Morris Steen Eugene Stemen Norman Stephens Sharon Stern Cherie Stevens Eleanor Stone Susan Stone Josephine Story Gwen Street Donald Sullivan Addie Summers Susan Summers David Sutton Mary Sylvester Paul Szuch Dick Talbert Dolores Teter John Teter Louise Thacker Rene Tharpe Allan Tidwell Recer Tidwell Joan Tiller Robert Trammell Joyce Traynom Vickie Trefelner Glenn Tripplett Helen Truby Kenneth Turley Ralph Turlington Lawrence Tyree Linda Van Dalen James Vandervest Karon Viviano John Walker Jane Walker Gloria Walker Ronald Walls Evelyn Ward Patricia Ward Regina Ward Joyce Warden J. Richard Warren Evelyn Wasdin Lulu Watson Lydia Watt Eugenie Weathers Thomas Weaver Alvin Weigel Carolyn Weigel Marilyn Wells Robert Westrick Clydie Wheeler Mary Anne Wheeler Connie White Sylvia White Ronda White Kay Whitton Annette Widner Jeffrey Wiebe Roger Wieland Margaret Wiggin Horace Williams Ila Williams Margie Williams Ada Williams Paul Williams Martha Williams Cornell Williams William Wilson Sandra Wilson Patricia Windham Lawrence Winebrenner Guy Wise Janet Wise Ralph Yoder Guy York Joan Young Shannon Young Pathways, Pipelines and Partnerships 2013 AFC Annual Convention 71

73 Honorary Life Members Hugh Adams Harry Albertson Jeff Allbritten Frances Ash Patricia Ayres Will Benedicks Michael M. Bennett Gaius Bruce Rex O. Brumley Claudia Burton Anthony J. Tony Casale L. Frank Casey Ed Cisek Rosemarie B. Clyne Barbara Cohen Pippin Cliff Coleman Victor Collazo Michael Comins Catherine Cornelius Sharon Crow Mary Dallis Charles Chick Dassance Jones Davis Thomas Delaino Leo Diaz Jean M. English-Hurst Ron Fahs Joseph Fordyce Jeanne Goddard Thomas Green Cathy Hakes Patty Hakes Jacqueline Jackie Hall Pat Harrell Sandra Harrell Burt Harres Janice C. Jan Harris T. Felton Harrison Horace Ed Hartsell Andre Hawkins Herman A. Heise Lee G. Henderson Ken Hise Willis Holcombe Jane Howard Milton O. Jones Dianne Kostelny Harold Jake Kastner Tom Knotts Fred T. Lenfesty Don Lewis Maurice Litton Richard Madaus Harold C. Manor Peter Masiko Margaret Massey Clark Maxwell, Jr. James McCord Robert McLendon Robert McSpadden Chuck Mojock Bobbi Moran Cecil B. Nichols Dale O Daniel George Palmer Sarah Pappas Mildred Parish Jeff Peters Kenneth Plante Carol Quinn Hosmer W. Roberson Alan J. Robertson Jim Roy William Seeker William Shaffer Norm Shepard Debra Simko Vera M. Sincavage Charles Smith Roy Smith Mary T. Sprehn Morris Steen Paul Szuch Joyce Traynom Ralph D. Turlington Lawrence Tyree Gloria B. Walker Evelyn Ward Ronda White Margaret Wiggin Bob Wilcosky Paul C. Williams Martha Williams Patricia Windham Guy York Joan Young AFC Annual Convention Pathways, Pipelines and Partnerships

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