Leadership Program Agenda
7:30-8:00
Registration & Coffee
8:00-8:30
Comments, Welcome from STC Leadership
Adriane Hunt, Cindy Pao, Liz Pohland
8:30-9:15:
Keynote Address: Flow-Based Leadership
Judy Glick-Smith
9:15-9:30
Networking Break
9:30-10:15
Succession Planning Panel
Carolyn Kelley Klinger and Ben Woelk
10:15-10:30
Networking Break
10:30-11:30
Breakout Sessions
Sessions Presented Twice:
Resources on the STC web site; tour of new site: Kobla Fiagbedzi
New Leader Table:The Basics of Running a Community; Resources available to leaders from the STC & CAC Community Handbook- Jamye Sagan and Cindy Pao
Mentoring: groups of leaders talking with each other about different topic: James Bousquet
10:30-11:00
Pacesetter award winner projects: Viqui Dill
Student Outreach Program; Article Writing Competition, IDL SIG-Sylvia Miller and Viqui Dill
Sponsorship/scholarship for students, Philadelphia Metro Chapter-Timothy Esposito
Multi-Community Virtual Techcomm Showcase, Rochester Chapter-Ben Woelk
Volunteer Incentive Program (VIP), Chicago Chapter, and Community Achievement Award Application: MaryKay Grueneberg
Tech Support Table: Adobe Connect, other technology: Roger Renteria
Have a question about using Adobe Connect for your community? Are you considering to use a webinar format for your meetings? Do you know how to record and download your webinars? Learn about the basics on how to use Adobe Connect for STC Communities and bring in more participants for your community! Roger will be available to help you out and answer any questions you have and best practices for webinars.
11:00-11:30
Manager’s Handbook: Mellissa Ruryk
Every year (or every other year), SIG volunteers come and go. How do you preserve the knowledge of the ones who leave? How do you get newcomers up to speed quickly and doing things the way your chapter/community has worked out as a best practice? A Community manual goes a long way to providing continuity and consistency in making these transitions smooth and efficient. Mellissa will show off the IDL SIG’s Community manual’s Table of Contents and lead a discussion of which items should be “written in stone” and where it’s better to just “wing it.”
Present CAA Awards
11:30-12:00
Closing Remarks
