5th Annual CTE Summit
Virtual Conference | June 23-24
Addressing the Teacher Pipeline Through Collective Impact
AGENDA:
Wednesday, June 23 | 1:00 pm - 5:00 pm
Welcome - Sylvia Cheuy, Tamarack Institute
Keynote - Hear about teacher recruitment and retention.
A panel of Early Career CTE Teachers
- Understand the challenges and joys of teaching.
- What attracted them to teaching and what do they face?
- Recruitment: what works.
- What supports do teachers need to stay in the field?
Facilitated Breakout Sessions
- Session A: Looking at the data around CTE teacher supply and demand.
- Session B: Develop a "persona" of someone who would make a good CTE teacher.
Thursday, June 24 | 9:00 am - 12:00 pm
Keynote
- Professional development for CTE teachers: what are the options?
Facilitated Sessions
- Session A: Wisconsin Association for Career & Technical Education discussion.
- Session B: Identify recruitment and retention strategies.
Wrap-up: bringing it all together.
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Keynote Sponsor: $5,000
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Gold Sponsor: $2,500
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Silver Sponsor: $1,000
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Bronze Sponsor: $500
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Contributing Sponsor: <$500
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2020 SPONSORS
OEM Fabricators, Inc.
Sylvia Cheuy, a consulting director from the Tamarack Institute, kicked off the 4th annual UW-Stout CTE Summit. The theme for 2019 was Opportunities in CTE Through Collective Impact: Understand the power of together. Recognizing that many stakeholders engage in work which is critical to workforce development, the focus was on collective impact; specifically, community building, sharing resources, systems change and collaboration. Following the keynote, Sylvia facilitated a panel consisting of individuals from various sectors engaging in collective impact work. From there, participants had opportunities to share ideas, learn and network with other professionals engaged in workforce development. The event wrapped up with a group discussion facilitated by Deanna Schultz, Director of the Emerging Center for CTE Excellence.
2019 Panel: Collective Impact in Practice
- Karen Katz, Office of Children's Mental Health-Wisconsin
- Stacy Eslick, Reach Higher Initiative
- KT Gallagher, Dunn County Health, Dunn County Health & Human Services
- Cristy Linse, Creating a Healthier Community, UW-Stout
- Andrea Gabel, Wisconsin Economic Development Corporation
- Chelsea Powell, Higher Expectations Racine County