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Thursday, November 21, 2024
11:00 am - 4:00 pm (EST)

VIRTUAL CONFERENCE SCHEDULE

VIRTUAL

Thursday, November 21, 2024
All times listed are Eastern Time for the Virtual Conference   

 

11:00-12:00    Opening Keynote: Thriving Career Ecosystems
12:00-12:30    Breakouts
12:30-1:00      Plenary Speaker, President Adam Weinberg, Denison University
1:00-1:30        Ecosystem Transformation Sessions

1:30-2:00        Breakouts
2:00-2:45        Thriving Ecosystems Panel

2:45-3:15        Breakouts
3:15-4:00        Fireside Chat: Dr. Rosalind Dale, North Carolina A&T

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KEYNOTE

Thriving Career Ecosystems

Jeremy Podany is the Founder and CEO of The Career Leadership Collective, a consultancy that has done business with over 1,000 colleges and universities since 2017 on the systemic career development needs of higher education. The Collective is the inventor of the National Alumni Career Mobility (NACM) survey and the EMBARK first destination data service, which were both acquired by Lightcast in 2023.

Jeremy enjoyed nearly 20 years working in higher education, primarily in career services. His inventions and consulting solutions have systemically helped thousands of university leaders and hundreds of thousands of college students with career education and career mobility.

Plenary Speaker
President Adam Weinberg, Denison University

Adam Weinberg became the 20th president of Denison University in 2013. Dr. Weinberg has focused on positioning Denison in ways that address the major issues facing higher education in the 21st century, including affordability, career readiness, internationalization, civic education, learning outcomes, and social inclusion.

Under Dr. Weinberg’s leadership, Denison has expanded the curriculum with a new generation of academic programs, global programs, and a deepening of the arts, including the construction of the Michael D. Eisner Center for the Performing Arts. Denison’s new programs in Global Commerce, Data Analytics, Financial Economics, Journalism, and Health, Exercise and Sports Studies are forging new pathways for the liberal arts.

A second major area of emphasis has been career exploration. Denison has launched the Austin E. Knowlton Center for Career Exploration, which is reinventing how liberal arts colleges prepare students for careers and professions. For this work, Dr. Weinberg was recognized by the National Association of Colleges and Employers for innovation with the inaugural 2017 Career Services Champion Award. Dr. Weinberg is heavily involved in national conversations about career preparation through his work with The Council on Competitiveness and The Columbus Partnership.

ECOSYSTEM TRANSFORMATION SESSIONS

Mandy Devereux
Executive Director, Career & Employer Initiatives
Harbert College of Business

ECOSYSTEM TRANSFORMATION SESSIONS
1:00-1:30

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Kafui Kouakou
Assistant VP of Career Development & Experiential Learning
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Amber Kelly, Executive Dean, Student Experience & Outcomes
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Trish Welsh, Director, Career Services
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A. Pamela Saez, Director, Student Impact & Outcomes
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Erica Kryst, Ph.D. 
Executive Director
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FIRESIDE CHAT
3:15-4:00

BREAKOUT SESSIONS
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The International Career Collective, 12:00-12:30

Yasir Kurt, Director of Life Design-Graduate Programs

The Johns Hopkins University

 

Accelerating Community Engagement in the Classroom: A New Model for Faculty Development, 12:00-12:30

Annie Kurtin, Senior Associate Director, Integrated Learning Partnerships

University of Arizona

 

Revolutionize Your Career Path: Unconventional Strategies for Integrating Passion into Your Professional Journey, 12:00-12:30

Brooke Buffington, Assistant Vice President of the Student Professional Development Center, Elon

Kristen Aquilino, Director of International Student and Academic Programs, Master of International Development Policy, Duke University, Sanford School of Public Policy

 

A Toolkit for Leading Change in Career Services, 12:00-12:30

Genevieve Harclerode, AVP, Career Services

Dr. Andy Wilson, Associate Vice President, Student Success

Loyola University Chicago

 

Better Together: Supporting Student Success through Alumni Engagement, 1:30-2:00

Krysta Foster, Associate Director, Career Services

Michigan State University

 

Feeding 4000 with 4: How PLNU Scaled Career Services to Meet Students Needs, 1:30-2:00

Dr. Tré Watkins, Director of Talent Development, Career Services

Peter Alkatib, Director of Strategic Partnerships, Career Services

Point Loma Nazarene University

 

Amplifying Career Initiatives for International Students, 1:30-2:00

Rachel Zhang, Career Coordinator for International Students

Joelle Fundaro Randall, Assistant Director

University of Michigan - University Career Center

 

Career Champions: Leveraging Technology for Enhanced Learning and Sustained Engagement in a Career Champions Community, 1:30-2:00

Heidi Gilbert, Career Education Specialist/Career Advisor

Virginia Tech

 

Building an Internship Coordinator Council, 2:45-3:15

Joseph Banks, Assistant Director - Career Design Center

Utah State University

 

Process Management Hacks for Increased Collaboration and Student Success, 2:45-3:15

Michael Turner, Associate Director

April Robles, Director of Operations and Communications
Craig Patrick, Associate Director of Marketing & Communications

Laura Rumpler, Administrative Associate

Miami University

 

In the Curriculum and at Scale...Now What?!?, 2:45-3:15

Hilary Flanagan, Director, Center for Advising, Career, and Life Design
Dominique Gagnier, Associate Director of Career Development

Hillary Butrico, Associate Director for Career Partners

Hannah Cazzetta, Associate Director of Advising

Salve Regina University


Assemble, Analyze, Apply: Alumni Outcome Data's Role in Campus Career Systems and Beyond, 2:45-3:15

Celeste Worthy, Lightcast
Maria Carrillo, Lightcast

THRIVING ECOSYSTEMS PANEL

3:15-4:00

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REGISTRATION
 

 

Individual Virtual Conference Registration
* Full Conference + access to all recordings

 
Member $155
Non-member $190

Pricing Overview

Campus-Wide Virtual Conference Registration
*Only campus-wide members of the Career Leadership Collective can purchase at the Member Price.
* Bring as many people from your campus as you like!
* Full Conference + access to all recordings
Member $1150
Non-member $1450
We no longer have exhibitors & sponsors at our in-person and virtual events. Our events are only for college and university employees.
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