2016 ArASL Conference Schedule - Arkansas Association of School

 Arkansas Association of
School Librarians Conference
July 21-22, 2016
Holiday Inn Airport Conference Center
Little Rock, Arkansas
Conference at a Glance Thrusday July 21, 2016
12:00­12:50 General Session­Cassandra Barnett
1:00­1:50
Breakout Session 1 2:00­2:50
Breakout Session 2 3:00­3:50
Cookies w/the Vendors
3:45­4:35 Group 1 Tour Hillary Clinton Children's Library 4:45­5:35
Group 2 Tour Hillary Clinton Children's Library 5:45­8:30
Animal Meet & Greet @ LR Zoo Dinner w/ Zoo Representative & Keynote Nikki Robertson
Friday July 22, 2016 8:15­9:05
Breakout Session 3 9:15­10:05 Breakout Session 4 10:05­10:30 Brunch Buffet
10:30­11:20 Keynote Nikki Robertson 11:30­12:20 Breakout Session 5 12:30­1:20 General Session ­Arkansas Attorney General’s Office From the Chair­Elect: Thank you for taking the time to attend the Arkansas Association of School Librarians Conference this summer. Conference time always means connecting with colleagues and sharing amazing things you have done throughout the year. We take this journey through Wonderland together. We have amazing keynote speakers and fantastic breakout sessions where presenters and authors will share their wisdom and musings. Remember to sign in at each session as this is evidence of your attendance. Thank you for attending and growing with us. Ashley J. Cooksey, LMS ArASL Chair­Elect ArASL 2016 Authors
Sanderia Faye
Sanderia Faye was born and raised in Gould, Arkansas. She is the author of Mourner’s Bench (University of Arkansas Press, September 2015) that was recently nominated for the Hurston/Wright Literary Award. Her work has appeared in various literary journals and in Arsnick: The Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee in Arkansas, edited by historians Dr. Jennifer Wallach and Dr. John Kirk. Faye is co­founder and fellow at Kimbilio Center for Fiction. She moderated a 2015 AWP panel and the grassroots panel for the Arkansas Civil Rights Symposium during the Freedom Riders 50th Anniversary. She is a recipient of awards, residencies, and fellowships from Hurston/Wright Writers Conference, Eckerd College’s Writers in Paradise Conference, Callaloo Writers Workshop, Vermont, Writers Studio, The Writers’ Colony at Dairy Hollow, and Martha’s Vineyard Writers Residency. Faye is also a PhD student in English at North Texas University. She received an MFA in Creative Writing from Arizona State University, MA in Aesthetic Studies from the University of Texas at Dallas, and a BS in Accounting from the University of Arkansas at Pine Bluff. She was an instructor for The United States Navy­Navy College Program for Afloat College Education (NCPACE). James Babb
James Babb is an award­winning historical fiction author who lives in Arkansas with his wonderful wife and two kids. He's an avid outdoorsman and cancer survivor. His books have won numerous national independent awards and The Arkansas Historical Society recently honored him with the Susannah DeBlack Award for the best book in Arkansas history for young readers. Janet B. Taylor
Janet B.Taylor is the debut author of the "INTO THE DIM" SERIES. Traveling extensively to those places where her novels are set, Janet often roams around at night to commune with the famous historical figures about which she loves to write. She is a member of many writing organizations, including the SCBWI, ArSCBWI, and the Historical Novel Society. Janet lives in Bryant, Arkansas with her Prince Charming, two hilarious sons, and Dorda the diabetic dog, who won't win any beauty contests, but has a “nice personality.” An Arkansas author, (and Quality Manager for the UAMS Radiology Dept.), Janet has visited many schools, speaking and presenting to a wide variety of teens all over the country. Maria Hoskins
Maria Hoskins has served as Community Outreach Specialist for the Federal Government for over 14 years and has been employed in the field of community outreach for over 25 years. During her tenure in federal service, she spent ten years as the Senior District Staff for Arkansas 2nd Congressional District Congressman, Vic Snyder, until his retirement in January 2011. She is a native of Mayflower, AR and a graduate of Philander Smith College where she received a B.A. in English and Communications. She is married to Archie, has two children, Christina and Victoria, and is an active member of the Palarm Chapel Missionary Baptist Church in Mayflower. Dr. Nancy Hendricks
Dr. Hendricks is an award­winning author whose previous book “Senator Hattie Caraway: An Arkansas Legacy” was recently named by Cosmopolitan magazine as one of the “Twenty Political Books All Women Should Read.” She is the recipient of a Pryor Award for Arkansas Women’s History, Arkansas Governor’s Arts Award, National Society Daughters of the American Revolution ‘Women in American History Award,’ and the White House Millennium Award. Carla Killough McClafferty
Carla Killough McClafferty is the 2015 inductee to the Arkansas Writer’s Hall of Fame. Her award winning nonfiction books have been recognized for excellence by being chosen as the IRA Book Award winner, Orbis Pictus Honor Book, SLJ, Booklist and BCCB Best Books lists, Junior Library Guild Selections, and starred reviews in Publishers Weekly, SLJ, BCCB, and Booklist. She is a sought after speaker who has presented programming at national and international venues including ALA, ASLA, NCTE, NSTA, Mount Vernon, Colonial Williamsburg, Yorktown Battlefield Visitor’s Center, The United States Holocaust Memorial Museum, U.S. Consulate in Marseilles, France and many more. Her books for young readers include Fourth Down and Inches: Concussions and Football’s Make­or­Break Moment, Tech Titans, The Many Faces of George Washington: Remaking a Presidential Icon, In Defiance of Hitler: The Secret Mission of Varian Fry, Something Out of Nothing: Marie Curie and Radium, and The Head Bone’s Connected to the Neck Bone: The Weird, Wacky and Wonderful X­ray. Zach Bliss
Zach Bliss is an Arkansas native and former Razorback who's become an award­winning screenwriter and children's book author. Zach currently resides in his hometown of Fort Smith, AR where he's continuously reaching out to filmmakers (unsuccessful so far...it's hard) and elementary schools to go read his book and engage young minds with hope, the importance of having scruples, and a fearlessness to follow their dreams.
❖ Every Student Succeeds Act: Opportunities & Responsibilities 12:00­12:50 Kittyhawk North Presentees: Cassandra Barnett Audience: All Advocacy/Leadership/Fiscal Management, Building a Collaborative Learning Community Join Cassandra Barnett, ADE Program Advisor for School Libraries, ​
in this session as she provides information about the new Federal Law and how school library programs can benefit. ❖ Are we MAD to be Genrefying? 1:00­1:50
Lindberg A/B Presenters: Jill Heard & Lori Bush Audience: All Instructional Leadership Are you interested in learning more about the MADness of Genrification? Join us on this adventure, so you will not feel like you're falling down a rabbit hole if you decide to make the leap to genrefy. ❖ Mourner’s Bench, An Arkansas Historical Novel 1:00­1:50
Lindberg C Presenters: Sanderia Faye Audience: All Standards, Frameworks, and Curriculum Alignment, Content (K­12); Arkansas History With characters as vibrant and evocative as their setting, Mourner’s Bench is the story of a young girl coming to terms with religion, racism, and feminism while also navigating the terrain of early adolescence and trying to settle into her place in her family and community. Mourner’s Bench portrays real­life historical Arkansas individuals whose participation was vital to the march to freedom. The novel explains the conflict between rural southern church members and African American women who took leadership positions in the movement. It was important for Faye as a native of the region where the novel is based, to accurately portray Arkansas Delta women who challenged societies’ norms to improve life for future generations. ❖ Ignite Social Media with Library Happenings 1:00­1:50
Enterprise Presenter: Stony Evans Audience: All Educational Technology, Advocacy/Leadership/Fiscal Management Join Stony as he shares his journey using Facebook, Blogging, and Twitter as advocacy tools for the Lakeside High School Library Media Center. These tools can change you and your learning community’s perspective of what you do! Come learn techniques that will connect you to your community, state, country, and world! We will look at Mystery Skype and how it has helped change our students and teachers! ❖ Attic Archaeology: Creating Virtual Museums 1:00­1:50
Hobby Presenter: Cassandra Barnett Audience: All Standards, Frameworks, and Curriculum Alignment, Educational Technology, Parental Involvement, Building a Collaborative Learning Community, Content (K­12); AR History This session will describe a collaborative project in which students create a virtual museum exhibit that connects family artifacts to Arkansas and U.S. History. Participants will leave with a project packet and a template for creating a virtual museum. ❖ The Connected MatchMaker at Your School 1:00­1:50
Kittyhawk North Presenter: Nikki D. Robertson Audience: All Educational Technology, Instructional Strategies, Mentoring/Coaching, Building a Collaborative Learning Community, Advocacy/Leadership/Fiscal Management, Instructional Leadership The age of toiling away alone in the classroom (& library) is long gone. There is a hero in your midst that can help you now. This suave peer is a master of media, a talented techie, and a connected colleague. The teacher librarian should be the "go to" resource in every building. This session will focus on how these amazing people can be integrated into a teacher's lesson planner. ❖ Notable Arkansas Women: From Hattie to Hillary­Names to Know 2:00­2:50
Lindberg A/B Presenter: Nancy Hendricks Audience: All Content (K­12); Arkansas History Arkansas women shined in the national spotlight, blazing trails in civil rights, politics, science, and the arts. How many do you know? Based on acclaimed new book published by Butler Center Press, “Notable Arkansas Women: From Hattie to Hillary, 100 Names to Know.” They faced off against the business world, bias, and the Creature from the Black Lagoon. One Arkansas woman was single­handedly nominated for the Pulitzer Prize, Tony Award, and three Grammys. Their stories are inspiring, uplifting and as diverse as our state. Convenient sample lesson plan/activities, suggested discussion questions, and comprehensive quiz are also included in the book. ❖ George Washington’s Legacy: Online Resources 2:00­2:50
Lindberg C Presenter: Erin Shaw Audience: All Standards, Frameworks, and Curriculum Alignment, Educational Technology, Instructional Strategies Learn about the resources of Mount Vernon and George Washington's life and legacy. As the LMS, we need to be able to share outside resources for our students­ what better way than a tour of George Washington's Estate to make a student feel as if they are there! Lesson plan ideas shared for art, music, social studies, literacy, math and science! Content Standard: Utilize sources of information outside the school library media center. ❖ Student Media Festival: Hints & Highlights 2:00­2:50
Enterprise Presenter: Tana Kundert Audience: All Educational Technology View some of The best student media work in Arkansas! During this session, the presenter will show highlights of the AAIM Student Media Festival, and provide both information and encouragement for you to join the fun next year. Tana Kundert & Anne Canada served as co­chairs for the Student Media Festival, and have put together a presentation of highlights and hints to help you with your entry submissions during the next school year. ❖ Traveler Database Secrets 2:00­2:50
Hobby Presenter: Sally Hawkes Audience: All Educational Technology, Instructional Leadership A look at what the Traveler database ­ CLCD, LearningExpress, Pronunciator, 47 ProQuest offerings and 11 World Book offerings ­ have to offer students K­12 and teachers. Also, this session will contain a review of training and promotion opportunities. ❖ The True Superhero 2:00­2:50
Kittyhawk North Presenter: Janet B. Taylor Audience: Middle, Secondary Building a Collaborative Learning Community Young readers may admire us, the YA and MG author. In fact, when you attend a Teen book festival where their favorites are in attendance, you'll see that affection turn to wide­eyed wonderment and idolization. Thing is, we authors know the 'secret identity' of the book world's true superhero. When we make our bows and curtsies, it is to you, the school librarian. We know that you are out there, fighting the good fight day after day. In a world where texting and the video game are emperor and king, you all somehow keep teens and middle graders coming back, year after year. This session­­viewed from a YA author's perspective­­both gives school librarians the kudos they deserve, and includes ideas on how to incorporate visits from YA and MG authors, as well as insights to help gain and keep kids interested in our books. Due to the size of our group, tours of the Hillary Clinton Children’s library will be broken into smaller groups. ​
Please sign up for group 1 or group 2 at the Registration Desk. There is a limited number of spots for each group, and it is a first­come, first­serve basis. ​
Also, there will not be a hotel shuttle.​
Carpool if possible to the library, then you can travel over the interstate to the Little Rock Zoo for dinner! ❖ General Session 2­If WE Ran the Zoo 5:45­8:30
Little Rock Zoo Presenter: Nikki D. Robertson Audience: All Educational Technology, Building a Collaborative Learning Community, Advocacy/Leadership/Fiscal Management School librarians are at the leading edge of the digital transformation of learning. Keynote speaker, Nikki D Robertson, school librarian and instructional technology facilitator at James Clemens High School, will discuss how school librarians are poised to lead, teach and support the Future Ready goals of their school and district in a variety of ways through their professional practice, programs and spaces. ❖ Going “Mad” Over Arkansas Teen Book Award Nominees 8:15­9:05
Lindberg A/B Presenters: Cindy Bulbulka & Julia Hancock Audience: Secondary Standards, Frameworks, and Curriculum Alignment, Instructional Strategies, Building a Collaborative Learning Community Go a little "Mad" over the new titles on the 2016 Arkansas Teen Book Award voting list. We will booktalk the titles on both the Level One and Level Two list, provide links to book trailers and discuss ideas to encourage students to read books on the list and vote on their favorite. ​
This session will cover Level 2­Grades 10­12. ❖ Curiouser and Curiouser 8:15­9:05
Lindberg C Presenters: Beth Stone Audience: Elementary, Middle Standards, Frameworks, and Curriculum Alignment, Instructional Strategies, Building a Collaborative Learning Community Join us in "Wonderland" to learn more about the Arkansas Diamond and Charlie May Simon selections for the 2016­2017 school year. Overviews, ideas, and activities for each title will be presented in this lively and fast paced session. ​
This session will cover the Charlie May Simon Nominees­Grades 4­6. ❖ Creating Safe Spaces in the Library 8:15­9:05
Enterprise Presenters: Matthew Windsor Audience: All Student Health and Wellness, Building a Collaborative Learning Community, Advocacy/Leadership/Fiscal Management This presentation will explore the process of creating a safe space for marginalized communities to fully express themselves without fear of being excluded, uncomfortable or challenged on issues of sexuality and/or gender. We will discuss programming such as book clubs, outreach, advocacy and anti­bullying collaborations between school, public and academic libraries. ❖ Wild Beast Cat 8:15­9:05
Hobby Presenters: Zach Bliss Audience: Elementary, Middle Educational Technology, Building a Collaborative Learning Community Zach Bliss will be presenting his children's book, ​
Wild Beast Cat​
, of which he's recently had a manuscript rewrite implemented, and he believes it truly takes the cake. He will discuss the different virtues and values stressed in the book, and the importance of children reading about and learning these tools at an early age. Zach has read at numerous elementary schools, and hopes to read at many more. The experiences have been rewarding beyond belief, and Zach adores the opportunity to titillate young minds! ❖ Going “Mad” Over Arkansas Teen Book Award Nominees 9:15­10:05
Lindberg A/B Presenters: Cindy Bulbulka & Julia Hancock Audience: Middle, Secondary Standards, Frameworks, and Curriculum Alignment, Instructional Strategies, Building a Collaborative Learning Community Go a little "Mad" over the new titles on the 2016 Arkansas Teen Book Award voting list. We will booktalk the titles on both the Level One and Level Two list, provide links to book trailers and discuss ideas to encourage students to read books on the list and vote on their favorite. ​
This session will cover Level 1­Grades 7­9. ❖ Curiouser and Curiouser 9:15­10:05
Lindberg C Presenter: Beth Stone Audience: Elementary Standards, Frameworks, and Curriculum Alignment, Instructional Strategies, Building a Collaborative Learning Community Join us in "Wonderland" to learn more about the Arkansas Diamond and Charlie May Simon selections for the 2016­2017 school year. Overviews, ideas, and activities for each title will be presented in this lively and fast paced session. ​
This session will cover the Arkansas Diamond Nominees­Grades K­3. ❖ Beatrix Potter: So Much More than Peter Rabbit 9:15­10:05
Enterprise Presenter: Jane Jones­Schulz Audience: Elementary Standards, Frameworks, and Curriculum Alignment This summer (July 28) marks the 150th anniversary of the birth of famed children’s author Beatrix Potter. In addition to her beloved Peter Rabbit stories, Potter was a scientific illustrator and early land conservationist. To highlight her sesquicentennial birthday, the Arkansas Natural Heritage Commission (ANHC) has developed educational materials and programs that use the story of Potter’s life to introduce facts about the mushrooms and lichens she illustrated, the struggles of women to be recognized in science and publishing, links to art and nature, and the importance of safeguarding public lands. Participants will receive a 17­page educator's guide. ❖ Confessions of a Reluctant Reader 9:15­10:05
Hobby Presenter: James Babb Audience: Middle Content (K­12); Arkansas History James will discuss how he evolved from a reluctant reader into an award winning author and why his historical fiction series set in Arkansas is connecting with kids. Join us in Kittyhawk North for a Brunch Buffet! General Session 3 to follow. While you wait, please take a moment to fill out the conference survey. This will help the conference committee in planning for the future! There is a QR code on the last page of your conference schedule. ❖ Welcome to the Rabbit Hole 10:30­11:20
Kittyhawk North Presenter: Nikki D. Robertson Audience: All Building a Collaborative Learning Community School libraries are changing, becoming more innovative, collaborative and more hands­on. Keynote speaker, Nikki D Robertson, school librarian and instructional technology facilitator at James Clemens High School, will discuss the importance of connecting, sharing, learning and growing together as a teacher librarian community. ❖ Digital Portfolios: The Rest of the Story 11:30­12:20
Lindberg A/B Presenter: Nikki D. Robertson Audience: All Standards, Frameworks, and Curriculum Alignment, Educational Technology, Instructional Strategies, Mentoring/Coaching, Building a Collaborative Learning Community, Assessment/Data, Instructional Leadership Digital portfolios are a great way for learners of all ages to document and demonstrate knowledge and growth. Join Nikki D. Robertson as she explores ways in which digital portfolios can be critical and powerful educational components that grow and develop with students throughout their lifetimes. She will show how digital portfolios allow for alternative grading, self­reflection, and so much more! Come discover how you can begin using digital portfolios in your school, and how they are suitable for all ages and learners, from kindergarteners to YOU! ❖ School Library Media Programs: Defining the Value 11:30­12:20
Lindberg C Presenters: Tracy McAllister, Erin Shaw, Jeff Whittingham, Stephanie Huffman Audience: All Advocacy/Leadership/Fiscal Management We all know the School Library Media Program is an essential part of the whole school curriculum. We know having a library and an effective library program fosters student achievement. However, articulating the value can often prove more difficult than just saying, “We know it works". Attendees of this session will learn how to articulate to their administrators, parents, and community stakeholders the value of a school library media program and why it matters using research data and information from their own programs. ❖ Down Home in Arkansas 11:30­12:20
Enterprise Presenter: Maria Hoskins Audience: Elementary, All Instructional Strategies, Parental Involvement Maria will review ​
Down Home in Arkansas, A Family Reunion Story​
and how each of her books teach a lesson which encourages student and family discussion. This session will also discuss the publishing process for older classrooms. ❖ A Look Behind the Curtain: Researching my Current Book 11:30­12:20
Hobby Presenter: Carla Killough McClafferty Audience: All Standards, Frameworks, and Curriculum Alignment, Educational Technology, Instructional Strategies, Building a Collaborative Learning Community Carla Killough McClafferty will share how she is finding and using research while writing her new book BURIED LIVES: GEORGE WASHINGTON AND HIS SLAVES AT MOUNT VERNON. If you have even wondered how a nonfiction author finds historic details you read in a book, this session is for you. ❖ Digital You 12:30­1:20
Kittyhawk North Presenter: Rachel Ellis, Event Coordinator & Community Educator Arkansas Attorney General’s Office Audience: All Parental Involvement Digital You is a comprehensive, interactive educational program created by AT&T and Common Sense Media to offer tools, tips, apps, guidance and community education events for people of all ages and levels of online experience to learn more about how to have a safe and secure online experience. Digital You was officially launched nationally in August 2015. Parents will be given information about managing device usage, staying safe online, handling issues like cyberbullying and online reputation and protecting devices. Teenagers will be taught how to safely and responsibly navigate their digital lives. Thank you for attending ArASL 2016
Conference!
ArASL 2016 Keynotes
Nikki D. Robertson​
is a veteran educator, librarian and Instructional Technology Facilitator for James Clemens High School. She is passionate about 1:1 Digital Initiatives, collaboration with other education professionals, and assisting students in becoming well informed, critically thinking digital citizens. Nikki is the [retired] co founder of EdCamp Atlanta, a free “un­conference” committed to reaching educators in public, private, charter, and higher ed environments to share innovative instructional strategies and pioneering technologies that transform education for all students. She coordinates the #TLChat LIVE! Twitter Sessions the 2nd Monday of each month which provide a forum for school librarians to discuss current teacher­library topics. Nikki also produces and co anchors a LIVE Internet show presented in news show format featuring a Wrap up of “This Month in School Libraries” and deeper discussion of topical school library issues with special guest experts. Cassandra Barnett​
has been a school librarian for 37 years in both elementary and secondary school libraries. She has presented at state and national conferences on a variety of topics concerning school libraries. An active member of the American Association of School Librarians, she has served on committees both in ALA and AASL, been a member of the AASL Board of Directors, and is a Past­ President of AASL. She is currently the Program Advisor for School Libraries at the Arkansas Department of Education. Rachel Ellis​
, of Little Rock, is the Event Coordinator and a Community Educator in the Public Affairs Division of Attorney General Leslie Rutledge’s office. An Attorney General’s Office employee for over a decade, she discusses topics relevant to today’s youth. A graduate of Lambuth University in Jackson, Tenn., Ellis enjoys spending time with her husband and 2 daughters. ArASL 2016 Presenters
Jane Jones-Schulz​
is the Outreach Specialist for the Arkansas Natural Heritage Commission, the state agency responsible for cataloging Arkansas’s rare plants and animals while conserving what remains of the state’s original landscape. She recently served as editor for the fourth edition of The Natural Divisions of Arkansas and has developed curriculum materials on diverse subjects such as the ecology of Hot Springs Natural Park and the natural history of Arkansas’s role in the Louisiana Purchase. She has worked in various fields of environmental education for over 30 years, serving as Director of Education for the Arkansas Museum of Science and History, and as Director of the Arkansas Natural and Scenic Rivers Commission. She received a BA in biology from Hendrix College in Arkansas and did graduate work in primate behavior at the Yerkes Regional Primate Research Center in Georgia. She has served on the board of the Arkansas Environmental Education Association and is a member of the National Association for Interpretation. Stony Evans ​
is a library media specialist at Lakeside High School in Hot Springs, AR. He received his Library Media and Information Technologies degree from UCA. Matthew Windsor ​
is the humanities librarian for Hendrix College, a small liberal arts school in central Arkansas. He completed his MS and MSIS at Drexel's College of Computing & Informatics . He is currently researching the balance of competing interests: security, privacy and freedom for library services. Jill Heard​
has been in education for 18 years and has served 14 of those years as a library media specialist. She is a member of TIE Cadre, part of the Schools Without Walls (SWOW) group, and is a Google Certified Teacher. Jill renewed her National Board Certification in 2015. Lori Bush ​
has been in education for 20 years and has served 14 of those years as a library media specialist. She is a member of TIE Cadre, part of the Schools Without Walls (SWOW) group, and is a Google Certified Teacher. You can follow her on Twitter @loribush115 and follow her library social media pages at Lake Hamilton High School Library on Facebook and @lhlmc on Twitter and Instagram. Beth Stone​
is currently the Media Specialist for Jessieville Middle School and High School. She has been an educator for 40 years: 19 in the classroom; 21 in the Media Center. She is active in many organizations including ArASL, AAIM, and Alpha Delta Kappa (Women Educator's Sorority). Cindy Bulbulka​
is a Library Media Specialist at Bismarck High School. Sally Hawkes​
has worked in libraries in Virginia, Pennsylvania and Illinois in various positions ­ School Librarian, Reference, Adult Services and Children's Librarian. She has been with the Arkansas State Library for 30 years. Her main responsibilities are the Traveler Database Project and ASL Web Master. She has also written 11 novels under the pseudonyms of Sally Falcon and Sarah Eagle. Tracy McAllister, Ed.D.​
has been an educator for 28 years and involved with School libraries in Arkansas since 2000. She is a past Chair of the Arkansas Association of School Libraries and a former President of AAIM. She is an adjunct faculty member at the University of Central Arkansas and Director of Faculty Development at the New York Institute of Technology College of Osteopathic Medicine at Arkansas State University. Erin Shaw​
has been teaching for 23 years­ secondary science for 7 years and as a school librarian for 16 years. Currently she serves as the Greenbrier Middle School LMS and is an adjunct faculty member of UCA in the Department of Leadership Studies in the Library Media & Information Technologies program. She is completing a doctorate in Instructional Design and Technology through the University of Memphis. Erin has been married to Jeff for 21 years and they have 3 great kids­ Joseph (16 yrs.), Thomas (14 yrs.) and Lonnie (8 yrs.). Time Track Session Title Presenter Hours Thursday Cassandra Barnett Collaborative Learning Community General Session: School Libraries are a Wonderland 1 hour 1:00­1:50 1 hour 2:00­2:50 1 hour 3:45­4:35 Advocacy/Leadership/Fiscal Management, Collaborative Learning Community, Parental Involvement Hillary Clinton Children’s Library Tour­Group 1 1 hour 4:45­5:35 Advocacy/Leadership/Fiscal Management, Collaborative Learning Community, Parental Involvement Hillary Clinton Children’s Library Tour­Group 2 1 hour 5:45­8:30 Ed Tech, Collaborative Learning Community, Advocacy/Leadership/Fiscal Mngt Keynote: If WE Ran the Zoo Nikki D. Robertson 3 hours Friday 8:15­9:05 1 hour 9:15­10:05 1 hour 10:30­11:20 Building a Collaborative Learning General Session: Welcome to the Rabbit Hole Nikki D. Robertson 1 hour 11:30­12:20 1 hour General Session: Digital You Rachel Ellis 1 hour 12:00­12:50 Advocacy/Leadership/Fiscal Mngt, Community 12:30­1:20 Parental Involvement Signature ______________________
Total PD Hours _____ Arkansas Department of Education Confirmation Code #ADE ​
6256071600000