Hello Everyone,

I'm passing on this message from Mariann Fedele, Coordinator of
Professional Development at the Literacy Assistance Center.

Julie
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Dear Colleagues:

The New York Association for Continuing/Community Education (NYACCE) is
hosting a three-day leadership conference for adult educators this July
26-28.  For more information, please see the description below.
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"The greatest revolution in our generation is that of human beings, who
by changing the inner attitudes of their minds, can change the outer
aspects of their lives." 
--Marilyn Ferguson 

 
Are you an educator, an administrator, or a program manager wishing to
be a catalyst of change in your organization? Are you a workforce
development practitioner seeking to build your leadership skills? As a
leader, do you feel you have fully tapped your ability to reflect on
what you do in order to inspire yourself and others to be and do more?

 

Join the New York Association for Continuing/Community Education this
July in the Hudson Valley for a three day leadership retreat that will
help you find some of the answers to these questions. This leadership
retreat will be led by Louis Miceli of Workforce Professionals Training
Institute, and will feature Sheila Maguire of Working Ventures for a
special keynote presentation, among others.

 

To download a brochure about this event, click here: 

 

http://www.workforceprofessionals.org/wpti_content/uploadfiles/NYACCE_brochure.pdf

 

 

To download the registration form for this event, click here:

 

http://www.workforceprofessionals.org/wpti_content/uploadfiles/NYACCE_registration.doc

 

 

If you have any questions, you can contact Lou Miceli at
lmiceli at workforceprofessionals.org, or Marjorie Parker at
Marjorie.parker at verizon.net. To learn more about NYACCE, visit
www.nyacce.org. 

 

Sent to you from the WPTI team on behalf of the New York Association for
Continuing/Community Educators.

 

 

 




Julie McKinney
Discussion List Moderator
World Education/NCSALL
jmckinney at worlded.org