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CAEP Summit 2022 Call for Proposals

The Power is Yours! Use Your Plan to Evolve and Re-engage
October 25–28, 2022

The cost to attend is FREE! Everyone must register.

Platform: An Engaging Virtual Platform

Times of the Summit:

  • Tuesday, October 25th
    • Times: 10:00-4:00 p.m.
  • Wednesday, October 26th
    • Times: 7:30-2:30 p.m.
  • Thursday, October 27th
    • Times: 10:00-4:00 p.m.
  • Friday, October 28th
    • Times: 7:30-2:30 p.m.

Dear Adult Education Colleagues,

The CAEP welcomes you to submit a proposal to present a session at the upcoming CAEP Summit 2022 to be held on the on an engaging virtual platform, October 25-28, 2022.

Adult Education continues to support adult learners through unprecedented change and transition to a semblance of normalcy. As we are nearing the endemic phase of COVID-19 and implementing the CAEP 2022-25 Three-Year Plan, practitioners are tasked with reflecting on what we have learned over the past two years to design student-centered, equity-focused programs and policies in adult education. The CAEP Summit 2022 is an opportunity for you to share and discuss innovative and effective promising practices, strategies, and other resources related to technology and distance learning, student support services, transition services, partnerships, equity and cultural responsiveness, data and accountability, and more.

Proposal submission deadline: August 19, 2022. Applicants will be notified by: September 9, 2022.

Registration Note

Presentation proposals are separate from registration.

If the proposal is approved, the lead presenter and all co-presenters will be notified and sent registration information. All lead presenters and co-presenters will be required to register for the Summit in order to attend, even if the presentation was accepted.

There is no cost to present or attend the CAEP Summit 2022. Each presenter will need to register to present at the Summit.

  • All presenters must have a dedicated laptop or desktop computer to present at the Summit.
  • All presenters must have a stable WiFi connection or hard-wired internet connection.
  • All presenters must participate in a CAEP TAP provided Presenter Training covering how to use the virtual platform and manage session, audio and technology, and more.
  • All presenters much participate in a scheduled run through with a CAEP TAP staff person prior to the Summit.
  • All shareable resources must be 508 compliant/accessible and in the following document types: Microsoft Word, Excel, PowerPoint and PDF.
  • Each session is able to upload one resource. If additional resources are needed, the lead presenter will need to create a Google folder and upload additional resources.
  • To ensure success of the virtual sessions, all presenters must include attendee engagement activities.
  • All presenters will need to register for the Summit.
  • If you have questions or concerns, please note them in the Comments/Questions box at the bottom of this form.

Presentation

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There are a limited number of presentations for each of the time slots. Please be sure the time slot selected is in fact the time slot needed for your presentation.

Audience

Teachers
Administrators
Staff

Curriculum (curriculum alignment, evaluating and selecting online content, social and emotional learning, contextualized instruction)
Presentations in this strand could address any aspect of curriculum use and implementation. Sessions might focus on curriculum alignment, contextualized instruction, selecting online content, or even highlighting successful use of commercial or locally developed curriculum in the core areas of ESL, basic skills, HSE, CTE, etc.
Equity (cultural awareness, cultural responsiveness)
Equity is about being fair and impartial with learners, partners, and the communities we serve. Workshop sessions in this strand should focus on methods for building cultural awareness and responsiveness.
Leadership (legislation, policy, fiscal, NOVA, staffing, systems design, team building, challenging conversations, managing telecommuting)
This strand will highlight sessions that deal with important things leaders need to know about successfully managing a consortium. Sessions might focus on regional and local policies, developing systems, or managing staff during these challenging times.
Learner Transition (college and career pathways, transition supports, counseling, student supports, and adult dual and co-enrollment)
Presentations in this strand could address how agencies and consortia are navigating learners in educational, career, or other paths as a measure to determine success. Sessions might focus on short-term CTE, integrated education and training, pre-apprenticeship, bridges and boot camps, and mirrored courses.
Marketing (learner recruitment, community awareness)
Marketing programs and learner recruitment are ongoing responsibilities for consortium members. It is also vital that local communities understand and support regional consortiums. Sessions in this strand should share successful marketing strategies and practices.
Program Development (annual planning, 3-year planning, building partnerships, student support, family and community engagement, leveraging funding, family literacy, integrated education and training, Navigators, Visions for Success and Guided Pathways)
Constant program improvement is at the core of building stronger and relevant consortiums. Sessions in this strand could focus on any of the seven program areas, annual and 3-year planning, building partnerships, leveraging funding, or implementing specialized programs.
Program Evaluation (learner assessment, data collection and reporting, accountability)
Program evaluation is essential for improving programs and reporting outcomes to funders. Sessions in this strand should focus on data collection and reporting, accountability, or any other aspect relating to program evaluation.
Technology and Distance Learning (evaluating and selecting online content, supporting learners at a distance, blended learning)
The COVID-19 pandemic has radically altered how we deliver instruction to learners. Sessions in this strand should focus on anything relating to reaching and serving adult learners at a distance.

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Lead Presenter

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Attendees have requested a way to review presenter qualifications and conference experience. Please provide a short biography briefly outlining your teaching and conference presentation experience.

If you are from a California Adult Education school site/agency, please select from the list below. If your school site/agency is not listed (or you are not from California), enter your school site/agency name under Other Site/Agency.

Summit Information

E-mail Inclusion

Your comments/questions will be directed to the Project Leads. You may submit additional questions in the future to: tap@caladulted.org.
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