Academy on the Road Agenda

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Academy Agenda

Please note the agenda is subject to change.

Wednesday, August 9, 2023
2:00 - 5:00 PM	Residence Hall Check-in	Callahan Center, Lower Level
2:00 - 5:00 PM	Campus Tour (Optional) Founded in 1939, Endicott's 235-acre oceanfront campus includes many historic buildings. Learn more about its history while getting acquainted with campus.	Guided by Endicott Faculty & Staff
5:00 - 8:00 PM	Welcome Clambake Mix and mingle with CEIA Academy on the Road attendees from all three learning tracks while indulging in a traditional New England Clambake - Cash bar available- If you have non-Academy registered travel companion(s) that will be accompanying you, please register for an extra clambake ticket. - CEIA Academy on the Road attendees will be welcomed by our Endicott College Site Hosts and also kick off our learning with insights into Endicott’s commitment to experiential learning	Tupper Manor
Thursday, August 10, 2023
7:30 - 8:15 AM	Breakfast	Callahan Dining Center
8:30 AM	Welcome Morning kickoff will include a viewing of CEIA's 60th Anniversary	Klebanoff Auditorium (Judge Science Center)
8:45 - 10:00 AM	Opening Session for Newcomer and Mid-Career Tracks Featured Speaker: Eric Hall, Associate Vice President of Career Services, Southern New Hampshire University A look at considerations as we explore the future of experiential learning	Klebanoff Auditorium (Judge Science Center)
	Opening Session for Employer Track Facilitated by Christine Barkley Session topics: Introductions, Methodology Overview, Internship Definition and Why Internships Matter * Day begins here for Commuter Registration participants	Wax Academic Center Room 329
10:00 - 10:15 AM	Break
10:30 - 11:45 AM	Breakout Session: Charting Your Course Exploring the anchors necessary for your successful voyage while mapping your home harbor
	Newcomer Track Facilitated by Kelly Harper Session Topics: Components of effective work-integrated learning programs, program structure, relationship to overall organization	Wax Academic Center Room 327
	Mid-Career Track Facilitated by Tracey Dowling Session Topics: Taking on additional responsibilities while managing your duties and responsibilities, continuing momentum of your early career and building on it, identifying what is working and what is not for programs, services and people your coordinate	Wax Academic Center Room 328
	Employer Track Facilitated by Christine Barkley Session topics: Organizational Readiness & Commitment, Recruiting Interns and Legal Aspects	Wax Academic Center Room 329
11:45 AM	Group Photo	Lawn at Misselwood Commons
12:00 - 1:00 PM	Luncheon	Callahan Dining Center
1:15 - 3:00 PM	Breakout Session: Embarkation Strategy, skill, and adapting to changing conditions are essential for a successful voyage. Leverage skills and strengths of your shipmates are key
	Newcomer Track Facilitated by Tracey Dowling Session Topics: Creating and implementing an employer development and relations approach that will work on your campus for your student stakeholders	Wax Academic Center Room 327
	Mid-Career Track Facilitated by Cherie Lynch Session Topics: Reevaluating your approach to meeting, committee and program management in order to maximize effectiveness in current role and leveraging others to reach a common goal	Wax Academic Center Room 328
	Employer Track Facilitated by Christine Barkley Session Topics: Creating a structured experience of value and the four elements of successful internships	Wax Academic Center Room 329
3:00 - 3:15 PM	Break
3:15 - 5:45 PM	Breakout Session: Calibrating Your Compass This session will explore proven concepts and techniques designed to build the collaboration, partnerships and relationships needed to have others engage and invest in help you master a smooth sail
	Newcomer Track This group will divide into two small group sessions: Curriculum Development and Program / Workshop Development - Curriculum Development Small Group Session Topics include Sample syllabi, credit bearing vs. non-credit bearing courses, best approaches to training/managing student participants and site supervisors (Facilitated by Cherie Lynch) - Program / Workshop Development Small Group Session Topics include identifying gaps in needed programming, gaining student engagement, colleague referral process, engaging alumni and employers as external subject matter expert guest speakers (Facilitated by Kelly Harper)	Wax Academic Center Room 327
	Mid-Career Track Facilitated by Vanecia Harrison-Sanders Session Topics: Upgrading your skills and knowledge, identifying professional development that will both complement your curated skill set and inspire your, bringing back concepts and gaining buyin	Wax Academic Center Room 328
	Employer Track Facilitated by Christine Barkley Session Topics: Involving your entire organization, remote applicability, assessing your organization's success * Day ends after this breakout session at 4:30 PM for Commuter Registration participants	Wax Academic Center Room 329
6:00 - 7:30 PM	Dinner	Callahan Dining Center
7:45 - 9:00 PM	DIY Campfire S'Mores Networking and camaraderie across learning tracks over a campfire with s'mores as we take in a beautiful New England sunset (official sunset time is 7:45 PM, don't miss it!)	Amphitheater Fire Pit
Friday, August 11, 2023
7:30 - 8:15 PM	Breakfast	Callahan Dining Center
8:30 - 10:30 AM	Breakout Session: Finding a Beacon Buoys indicate where safe water lies, telling sailors where it's safe to navigate within a channel. Knowing when to rely on seasoned sailors to navigate hazards and identifying new routes is paramount
	Newcomer Track Facilitated by Tracey Dowling Session Topics: Establish and effectively leverage a professional network of work-integrated learning professionals	Wax Academic Center Room 327
	Mid-Career Track Facilitated by Kelly Harper Session Topics: Identifying mentors, knowing when/how to reach out, what to ask, follow-up so you are thought of and tapped for next sets or skill-building opportunities, both internal and external to your organization	Wax Academic Center Room 328
10:30 - 10:45 AM	Break
11:00 - 12:00 PM	Closing Session Featured Speaker: Himal Chan Ahulha, Founder of Quincia A look at considerations of the impact of artificial intelligence application and interview tools for both work-integrated learning professionals and employer site hosts	Klebanoff Auditorium (Judge Science Center)
12:00 - 1:00 PM	Luncheon	Callahan Dining Center
12:00 - 2:00 PM	Residence Hall Check-Out	Callahan Center, Lower Level