12th Annual Leadership on Broadway Experience

On behalf of the entire APCA family, welcome to the 12th Annual APCA Staff & Student Leadership on Broadway Experience! APCA has a great experience in store for you, and we hope that you will take full advantage of the opportunity that your school has provided for you to be here! In this program, you will find the listings of educational sessions, schedule of events, and layout of the hotel facility.

We encourage you to immerse yourself in this workshop and to make memories and connections that will last a lifetime. If there is anything I or my staff can do to assist, we are glad to help. I look forward to meeting each of you.

Eric Lambert - APCA Executive Director elambert@apca.com

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APCA Leadership Team

Rachel Stringfield Director of Associate Services rachel@apca.com

Michael Stephenson VP of Operations michael@apca.com

Danielle Steckley Director of Engagement danielle@apca.com

Dave Kelly APCA Serves! Coordinator davekelly@gonzospeaks.com

APCA Regional Team

Theresa Radley

Northeast Regional Coordinator Ithaca College Assistant Director of Student Involvement Office of Student Engagement and Multicultural Affairs

Seth VanderTuig

Midwest Regional Coordinator Kirkwood Community College - Cedar Rapids 319-398-5685 svander@kirkwood.edu

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Todd Snovel

Northeast Regional Coordinator Lebanon Valley College Student Activities and Engagement snovel@lvc.edu

Jennifer Skinner

South Central Regional Coordinator The University of North Texas - Dallas Assistant Director of Activities & Organizations jennifer.skinner@untdallas.edu

Raymond S. King III

Southeast Regional Coordinator Oakwood University Director of Student Activities rsking@oakwood.edu

Kim Jackson

Director of Student Activities Western Regional Coordinator Big Bend Community College kimj@bigbend.edu

Schedule Of Events THURSDAY, JULY 21st 4:30-6pm ... Early Conference Check-In & APCA Serves Projects .... Times Square Room FRIDAY, JULY 22nd 8:00 am ..... Conference Check-In / Info Desk / Ticket Pick-up.......... .......................................... Times Square Room 9:00 am ..... Welcome and Orientation.......................... ............. Astor Ballroom 9:30 am ..... Advisor Educational Sessions ................................... Various Rooms 9:30 am ..... Opening Student Keynote – Tom Krieglstein ............... Astor Ballroom 10:00 am ... Student Keynote – Bobby Audley .............................. Astor Ballroom 10:30 am .. Student Educational Sessions ................................... Various Rooms 10:30 am .. Advisor Keynote – Vincent Tinto .............................. Duffy/Columbia 11:30 am ... Lunch on Your Own 11:45 am ... Sardi’s Professional Luncheon ................................. Sardi’s Restaurant 2:00 pm ..... Advisor Interactive Session –Vincent Tinto ................. Duffy/Columbia 2:00 pm ..... Student Keynote – Christina Irene (Giveaway at Beginning) ..................................... Astor Ballroom 2:30 pm ..... Student Educational Sessions ................................... Various Rooms 3:30 pm ..... Purposeful Programming Showcase .......................... Astor Ballroom 4:30 pm ..... Delegate/Sponsor Mixer ......................................... Astor Ballroom 5:30 pm ..... Drawing for Broadway Tickets at End of Mixer .......... Astor Ballroom 7:30 pm ..... School of Rock ....................................................... Winter Garden Theatre 8:00 pm ..... Waitress................................................................ Brooks Atkinson Theatre SATURDAY, JULY 23rd 8:00 am ..... Conference Check-In / Info Desk .............................. Times Square Room 9:30 am ..... Student Keynote – Eldridge Broussard ....................... Astor Ballroom 9:30 am ..... Advisor Keynote – Coach Sherry Winn ..................... Duffy/Columbia 10:00 am ... Student Educational Sessions ................................... Various Rooms 10:30 am ... Advisor Roundtable ................................................ Duffy/Columbia 11:00 am ... Student Keynote – Lamar Womble ............................ Astor Ballroom 11:30 am ... Lunch on Your Own 1:30 pm ..... Student Educational Sessions ................................... Various Rooms 1:30 pm ..... Advisor Keynote – Adam Lambert............................. Duffy/Columbia 2:30 pm ..... Delegate/Sponsor Mixer ......................................... Astor Ballroom 3:30 pm ..... Advisor Educational Sessions ................................... Various Rooms 3:30 pm ..... Student Keynote – Dave Kelly................................... Astor Ballroom 4:00 pm ..... Student Educational Sessions ................................... Various Rooms 5:00 pm ..... Conference Wrap Up ............................................. Astor Ballroom SUNDAY, JULY 24th 9:30 am ..... Conference Information Desk ................................... Times Square Room 3

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Friday at 4:30pm and Saturday at 2:30pm

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Adam Grabowski Entertainment Adam Grabowski 7901 Arlington St. Tinley Park, IL 60477 (708) 899-2326 info@adamgrabowski.com www.adamgrabowski.com

Student Leadership 17 America’s Trainer

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Dave Kelly 3010 Sawtooth Circle Alpharetta, GA 30022 (404) 403-1481 DaveKelly@gonzospeaks.com www.americasstudentleadershiptrainer.com

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Christina Irene Christina Irene P O Box 4 Highspire, PA 17034 (717) 576-7976 ci@christinairene.com

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College Agency, The Sue Boxrud 7907 Stafford Trail Savage , MN 55378 (651) 222-9669 sue@thecollegeagency.com www.thecollegeagency.com

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Del Suggs Del Suggs PO Box 2261 Tallahassee, FL 32316 (800) 323-1976 del@DelSuggs.com www.delsuggs.com

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Larry Jay Tish 33 Aberdeen Ave Cambridge, MA 02138 (617) 792-5053 larry@dialoguesondiversity.com www.dialoguesondiversity.com

DR. SHUEY, LLC Dr. Justine Marie Shuey 800 N. 2nd Street Suite 163 Philadelphia, PA 19123 (855) 377-4839 justine@drshuey.com www.drshuey.com Enterprises Eldridge Broussard 4804 NW Bethany Blvd.

Portland, OR 97229 (503) 957-1632 info@elspeaks.com www.elspeaks.com Everything but the Mime, Inc. Carol Studer 2914 Trentwood Blvd.

Orlando, FL 32812 (407) 856-2412 carol@everythingbutthemime.com www.everythingbutthemime.com

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303 Park Place Irvington, NJ 07111 (973) 698-9658 kwest9765@gmail.com

10 mtvU Candice Gutmann

345 Hudson Street, 3rd Floor New York, NY 10014 (212) 846-2797 Candice.Gutmann@mtvstaff.com www.mtvu.com

Management 1-2 Metropolis Joyce Jiawan

PO Box 1784 Newark, CA 94560 (877) 536-5374 info@metropolismanagement.com www.metropolismanagement.com

& Unicorns, Too 13 Promotions Marni Striks 71 West Main St Suite 102 Freehold, NJ 07728 (732) 308-3444 promotions.unicorns@verizon.net

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Jodi Merriday, M.A., M.Sc., Ph.D. 3215 Kingsdale Drive Atlanta, GA 30311 (678) 428-9260 jodimerriday@hotmail.com www.jodimerriday.com

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Step 2 Promotions Andrew Frazzano 132 South Mountain Ave. Montclair, NJ 07042 (973) 978-0946 andy@step2promo.com www.step2promo.com

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Swift Kick Tom Krieglstein 186 Norfolk #2F New York, NY 10002 (877) 479-4385 sk@swiftkickhq.com www.swiftkickhq.com

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Bobby Audley 8873 Bonaventure Drive Brighton, MI 48116 (920) 915-9045 bobby@takebackcollege.com www.takebackcollege.com RUBY: 3 Year Member EMERALD: 5 Year Member SAPPHIRE: 10 Year Member DIAMOND: 15 Year Member

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APCA/Marriott Marquis Layout: 7th Floor

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Roving Artists

Denise Stone’s Novelties Everything but the Mime, Inc.

(407) 856-2412 carol@everythingbutthemime.com

Stamp-a-Ring Everything but the Mime, Inc.

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Names & Faces Everything but the Mime, Inc.

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Thursday, July 21st 4:30pm-6:00pm APCA SERVES ONSITE SERVICE PROJECTS APCA’s onsite service projects have become a highlight of APCA events. Stop by each of the stations to participate in a quick service project that will make a huge difference in someone’s life!

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Session Presenters Adam Grabowski 2015 APCA Comic of the Year Adam Grabowski has performed at over 500 colleges across 45 States! He’s been voted the nation’s top college touring comedian 4 times in a row!

Adam’s interactive, ever-evolving progressive form of stand-up comedy has led schools to book him 2, 3, 4, and even 5 years back to back! In the Spring of 2016, Adam performed at a record-breaking 90 colleges in one semester! Now he’s educating students and staff on confidence, mindfulness, presence, and leadership. info@adamgrabowski.com - 708-899-2326 Adele Clinton is the Executive Director of Student Life & Engage-

ment at Texas State Technical College where she oversees activities, leadership, sports and recreational facilities at ten campuses across the state and is a recipient of the Chancellor’s Excellence Award. Ms. Clinton serves as Vice-President of Keep Harlingen Beautiful and in her free time, she enjoys watching The Walking Dead, traveling and spending time with her husband and two ridiculously gorgeous, silly children. amclinton@tstc.edu - 956-364-4302

Keynote Speaker Adam Lambert is a practicing attorney in New Orleans,

Louisiana. He has been a regular fixture in the campus activities community for over eighteen years and he is regularly engaged to speak on legal and social issues affecting colleges across the nation. He has authored many articles on the laws of higher education, including the popular magazine column Campus Law. Mr. Lambert offers lectures on legal topics including Clery Act training, Title IX, FERPA, and so much more LSULawyer@aol.com - 504-433-0289

Keynote Speaker Bobby Audley 2015 Campus Speaker of the Year and 2X

Agency of the Year, Take Back College delivers nationally recognized and award winning trainings, retreats and keynotes for students and staff. Their premier leadership training, “HEART of a Leader” is a two-day fully immersive experience that has been described as ‘transformative’ and ‘inexplicable.’ “HEART of a Leader” is the only leadership training in the country to be brought back to the same campus 8 times a year for the past 10 years. Bobby is a lead facilitator with Take Back College, a twotime TEDx speaker, and a former SA Pro. bobby@takebackcollege.com - 920-619-1022

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Session Presenters Candice Gutmann is the Director of Marketing & Distribution of

mtvU, MTV’s college channel. Since 2010, Candice has been working with colleges and universities nationwide and sharing all of the benefits and opportunities available on mtvU. A native of Chicago, Candice started her career at Burns Entertainment & Sports Marketing where she matched colleges, non-profit organizations and corporations with speakers and celebrities for their events. Candice received her Bachelor’s Degree in Communications from The Ohio State University and her Masters of Business Administration from Roosevelt University.

Keynote Speaker Christina Irene is an educator and example of women’s empowerment who has appeared onstage in 33 states. Her diverse background includes five years as a classroom teacher, six years on the road as an award-winning stand-up comedian, and current service on three local government committees, including the Education Coalition. She has made it her purpose to make sure women and men alike know just how powerful they are and to see them achieve their dreams. ci@christinairene.com - 717-576-7976

Keynote Speaker Coach Sherry Winn What do you get when you combine

a national championship coach, a two-time Olympian and a dedicated lifelong learner? ANSWER: A passionate, sought-after author and speaker characterized by colleagues and clients as one of the most benevolent, perceptive and influential individuals in the speaking business today. Coach Winn’s 34 years of building championship teams and her ability to engage the audience as part of her team is not only unique but unrivaled. coachwinn@coachwinnspeaks.com - 304-380-4398

Keynote Speaker Dave Kelly is a professional servant leadership expert, experienced international student leader and advisor, motivator, and trainer. An expert on running better campus organizations and student governments, Dave’s presentations are high energy, interactive, theatrical, filled with humor, stories, fun, and, most importantly, content rich. He has spoken and trained on more than 200 college and university campuses, Check out his Affordable Pricing Model for your campus! davekelly@gonzospeaks.com - 770-552-6592 11

Session Presenters Del Suggs has just been named one of the “Five Top Performers of

the last 25 years” by “Campus Activities” magazine. Del is a true “Life Hacker,” and his leadership & higher ed programs truly empower student leaders. Students maximize their leadership by using the technology they love. His book “Truly Leading” is just out in the second edition, and his “Instant Assessment” technique (students complete an assessment on their cell phones!) is innovating assessment in student affairs.

Del@delsuggs.com - 1-800-323-1976

Dr. Jodi Merriday Dr. Jodi Merriday facilitates customized bridge-building educational programming and conversations with students about racism, sexism, homophobia, classism and ableism to foster inclusion and tolerance in college life. She is a social justice ambassador who has over 20 years of experience working in higher education as an Assistant Professor, Lecturer, Adjunct Professor and Administrator at institutions such as Georgia State University, Gordon State College, Spelman College and Philadelphia Community College. She is a Registered Neutral in the State of Georgia, Mediator, Arbitrator, Certified Anger Management Specialist/Fellow (National Anger Management Association), Certified Risk Reduction Trainer (Prime for Life) and Certified Trainer of Managing and Mediating Workplace Conflict (Eckerd College). jodimerriday@hotmail.com - 678-428-9260

Dr. Justine Shuey is a Board Certified Sexologist and Certified Sexuality Educator with a Doctorate in Human Sexuality and a Masters in Human Sexuality Education. She creates safe and welcoming environments for people to explore issues related to human sexuality, expand their knowledge around sexuality and gain confidence in their sexual expression. ASK HER ABOUT GRANTS AND SPONSORS TO HELP FUND A PROGRAM ON YOUR CAMPUS. justine@drshuey.com - 855-377-4839

Keynote Speaker Eldridge Broussard Transformation—in a nutshell, that’s the core message of Eldridge J. Broussard, International Author/Speaker of the book The Challenge to Change. His own transformation took him on a journey from being a ward of the State of Oregon’s foster care system, to its juvenile justice system, and to the Oregon State Correctional System, ultimately to becoming a respected community leader and business professional, sought out for his potent public presentations. booking@elspeaks.com - 503-957-1632 12

Session Presenters Jennifer Skinner is the Assistant Director for Activities & Organizations at UNT Dallas. She received her bachelors in Journalism and masters of Communications from The University of Texas at Tyler. She has worked as the Director of Student Activities at Northwood University & as the Assistant Director of UC Operations & Student Engagement at UT Tyler, where she was also an adjunct lecturer. She is currently over Campus Activities, Greek Life, SGA and Student Organizations at UNT Dallas. jennifer.skinner@untdallas.edu - 972-338-1781 Jondra Darden is the Event Coordinator for the Office of Under-

graduate Admissions at The University of Tennessee, Knoxville. Jondra graduated from The University of Tennessee with a bachelors in English, Creative Writing. jdarden2@utk.edu - 865-974-9287

Joshua Fredenburg is a nationally recognized speaker, author, and leadership consultant who provides expert advice on leadership, diversity, and healthy relationships in a practical, engaging, applicable, inspiring, and dynamic manner! Already, he has reached thousands of emerging and seasoned leaders in over 42 different states nationally as a keynote speaker, workshop presenter, and leadership trainer. joyce@metropolismanagement.com - 877-537-5374 x101

Jeunelle Sanabria is the Director of Student Development and Cam-

pus Life at Berkeley College, NYC. She has her MST in Education from Pace University. Jeunelle started her professional career over 7 years ago in Residence Life at Pace University and found her passion for Student Affairs while in graduate school. Jeunelle has worked at multiple institutions including Bethune Cookman University and Hofstra University. jeunelle-sanabria@berkeleycollege.edu - 212-986-4343

Keynote Speaker Lamarr Womble, “the founder of Passion for Leadership, has spoken to over 50,000 students since 2008 and loves teaching the world about PASSION! You may have seen Lamarr as a TEDx and TEDx youth speaker, on MSNBC.com, as a Dream Director for the Future Project, or on the education blog, “What I Learned about Student Motivation Today!” sue@thecollegeagency.com - 651-222-9669 Mehtap Donuk, a Turkish Muslim female from Brooklyn, New York and currently the Assistant Dean of Campus Life at New York Institute of Technology. She will be sharing how her Muslim identity has influenced their passion for Student Affairs as well applying it to her work with college student and campus partners. mdonuk@nyit.edu - 516-686-1223 13

Session Presenters Melissa Ruiz, MSW began her career in higher education in Con-

ferences and Events, before transitioning into Residence Life and then Student Life and Academic Advising. She jokingly says there isn’t a job in Student Affairs she hasn’t done yet. Melissa is part of a facilitation team at Swift Kick that has been named the #1 student leadership program 5 years by schools nationwide and has already worked with over 550 colleges in almost every state. Over 227,000 students have already experienced the shift of “Dance Floor Theory” Leadership Training to help them fight apathy on their campus. melissa@swiftkickhq.com - 877-479-4385

Ron Jones has been an educator, writer, actor and social activist

for over 25 years. As a founding member of Urban Improv; he did no less than 250 workshops a year for young people using improvisation as a tool for self-expression and violence prevention. Ron is currently Executive Director of Dialogues on Diversity, the nations premier social justice, diversity awareness theater company. Mr. Jones was the 1st Runner–up for the 2016 Campus Activities Magazines “Best Speaker Award.” ron@dialoguesondiversity.com - 617-828-7491

Sandy Rutter Dean of Student Life and Judicial Affairs. She began her career at Chattanooga State, twenty three years ago as Director of Student Activities. She enjoys working with students to create a culture of engagement, fun and inclusion. Today, she holds the role of Dean of Student Life and Judicial Affairs. In the Capacity of Dean of students, she works with Title IX issues, code of conduct violations and with all functions of Student Life. She also serves as the advisor to the SGA. sandy.rutter@chattanoogastate.edu - 423-994-5500 Theresa Radley is the Assistant Director of Student Involvement in

the Office of Student Engagement and Multicultural Affairs at Ithaca College. She received her Bachelor of Arts in English Communications at Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts (MCLA). At MCLA she was extremely involved on campus and enjoyed her work in the Student Activities Office, which led her to pursue a career in higher education.

Theresa graduated from Springfield College with a Masters in Education: Student Personnel tradley@ithaca.edu - 607-274-3222

Todd Snovel serves as the Director of Student Engagement at

Lebanon Valley College. He is also an adjunct instructor in sociology and the first year experience. In his roles, Todd engages students around inclusive excellence both within and outside of the classroom. He holds a master’s degree in educational leadership from Mansfield University. Todd was presented with the Athena Award from the Lebanon Valley Chamber of Commerce in 2014 and received the Wheeler Freedom Award in 2015 to recognize snovel@lvc.edu - 717-867-6168 14

Session Presenters Keynote Speaker Tom Krieglstein Tom started his first business, an online retail

store, as a junior in college which he grew to $1.5 million dollars in annual sales. Through his second company, Swift Kick, Tom has spoken to over 227,000 students around the US and the world including South Korea, Indonesia and Bermuda. Tom is part of a facilitation team at Swift Kick that has been named the #1 student leadership speaker 5 years by schools nationwide and has already worked with over 550 colleges in almost every state. Over 227,000 students have already experienced the shift of “Dance Floor Theory� Leadership Training to help them fight apathy on their campus. tom@swiftkickhq.com - 877-479-4385

Keynote Speaker Vincent Tinto is a Distinguished University Professor Emeri-

tus at Syracuse University and the former Chair of the Higher Education Program. He has carried out research and has written extensively on higher education, particularly on student success and the impact of learning communities on student growth and attainment. His book, Leaving College, published by the University of Chicago Press, lays out a theory and policy perspective on student success that is considered the benchmark by which work on these issues are judged. His most recent book, Completing College, also published by The University of Chicago Press, lays out a framework for institutional action for student success, describes the range of programs that have been effective in enhancing student success, and the types of policies institutions should follow to successfully implement programs in ways that endure and scale-up over time.

He has received numerous recognitions and awards. He was awarded the Council of Educational Opportunity Walter O. Mason 2012 Award for his work on the retention of low-income students, the Council of Independent Colleges 2008 Academic Leadership Award, the National Institute for Staff Development International 2008 Leadership Award and was named Distinguished Fellow in the Council of Learning Assistance and Developmental Education Associations. Most recently, he was named recipient of the 2015 President Harry S. Truman Award for the American Association of Community Colleges for his work for community colleges across America. He has some 50 notable publications, including books, research reports, and journal articles, to his credit and has lectured across the United States, Australia, Canada, Chile, Europe, Mexico, New Zealand, Norway, South Africa, and South America. From 1990 to 1996 he was associate director of the National Center for Teaching, Learning, and Assessment. He has worked with a number of organizations, foundations, and government agencies on issues of student success and sits on a number of advisory boards including the Community College Survey of Student Engagement, The Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, and The Lumina Foundation.

Dr. Tinto received his B.S. from Fordham in Physics and Philosophy, his M.S. from Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute in Physics and Mathematics, and his Ph.D. from the University of Chicago in Education and Sociology.

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Thursday, July 21, 2016 4:30-6pm ... Early Conference Check-In & APCA Serves Projects .... Times Square Room

4:30 PM - EARLY CONFERENCE CHECK-IN

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Friday, July 22, 2016 8:00 am ..... Conference Check-In / Info Desk / Ticket Pick-up.......... .......................................... Times Square Room 9:00 am ..... Welcome and Orientation.......................... ............. Astor Ballroom 9:30 am ..... Advisor Educational Sessions ................................... Various Rooms 9:30 am ..... Opening Student Keynote – Tom Krieglstein ............... Astor Ballroom 10:00 am ... Student Keynote – Bobby Audley .............................. Astor Ballroom 10:30 am .. Student Educational Sessions ................................... Various Rooms 10:30 am .. Advisor Keynote – Vincent Tinto .............................. Duffy/Columbia 11:30 am ... Lunch on Your Own 11:45 am ... Sardi’s Professional Luncheon ................................. Sardi’s Restaurant 2:00 pm ..... Advisor Interactive Session –Vincent Tinto ................. Duffy/Columbia 2:00 pm ..... Student Keynote – Christina Irene (Giveaway at Beginning) ..................................... Astor Ballroom 2:30 pm ..... Student Educational Sessions ................................... Various Rooms 3:30 pm ..... Purposeful Programming Showcase .......................... Astor Ballroom 4:30 pm ..... Delegate/Sponsor Mixer ......................................... Astor Ballroom 5:30 pm ..... Drawing for Broadway Tickets at End of Mixer .......... Astor Ballroom 7:30 pm ..... School of Rock ....................................................... Winter Garden Theatre 8:00 pm ..... Waitress................................................................ Brooks Atkinson Theatre

Conference Kickoff 9:00 AM - ASTOR BALLROOM

WELCOME!

During this time, you will have the opportunity to meet the APCA Team, discover ways get involved while onsite, and learn how to make the most of your conference experience! There will be tons of cool prizes and if you’re on time, you may even receive one at the door.

Opening Student Keynote 9:30 AM - ASTOR BALLROOM Better Together: Leadership Lessons From The Dance Floor Tom Krieglstein - Swift Kick tom@swiftkickhq.com - 877-479-4385 Colleges and dance floors operate the same way. Learn the leadership lessons from one and you’ll rock the other. As a student leader, your first step to success depends on your ability to build strong connections with the people around you. In this opening session, we’ll elevate the energy of the whole group and build lasting connections. In the end, you’ll realize we are better together.

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9:30 AM - ADVISOR SESSIONS Duffy/Columbia DIVERSITY TRAINING Muslims in Higher Education: What you need to know to be a supportive advisor?

Mehtap S. Donuk - New York Institute of Technology - Old Westbury Campus mdonuk@nyit.edu - 516-686-1223 Audience: ADVISORS Mehtap Donuk will discuss how she has overcome adversity when Muslim women have been in dominant stereotyped assumptions prevalent in both the literature and institutions, about the lives of Muslim women and their families. She will be focusing on Muslim women as academic achievers, and how Muslim women can act as role models for other women even with stereotypes of Muslim women impacting their daily lives. She will discuss how she has played an advocate for Muslim women on college campuses but also on how she has been perceived by other Muslims by choosing not wear a hijab. She will also talk about blending her Turkish-Muslim Identity with her American identity and the challenges she faced during the discovery and developmental stages.

Mehtap’s journey has empowered and connected her with both Muslim and non-Muslim women by sharing her story. Mehtap will talk about why her journey, current political climate and how advisors can support students. This is important to share with other Higher Education professionals to bring awareness to the field. Mehtap hopes that this will open up opportunities for discussion to understand and support Muslim students and staff on college campuses.

Empire/Hudson PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT Energy is Everything!

Bobby Audley - Take Back College bobby@takebackcollege.com - 920-619-1022 Audience: ADVISORS Energy is Everything! And to be clear this is not about ’Rah Rah!’ loud and screaming energy.

By energy, we mean that the energy you bring into a room is everything and YOU MATTER! Every room you are in, every team you are on, every group you are leading, YOU MATTER to that organizations success or failure. Learn how to assess and improve your energy and execution AND assess and improve the energy and execution of the students you lead. If you lead a team, you cannot afford to miss this session!

Gramercy/Olmstead ADVANCED PROGRAMMING Strategy & Intentionality in Practice Jennifer Skinner - UNT Dallas - jennifer.skinner@untdallas.edu - 972-338-1781 Audience: ADVISORS In the world of Student Affairs, thinking strategically in regards to your programming is something we hear about pretty regularly, however, in reality, is difficult to put into practice. In this session, we will discuss how by intentionally and strategically incorporating your institution’s mission into programming, we as practitioners, can avoid “magical thinking,” where educational outcomes are assumed to be manufactured by interaction. Good practice for strategic thinking includes things like active learning, forging partnerships and inclusive environments, which can all be accomplished when we incorporate intentionality and strategy into our program planning. This program will discuss that by being intentional in how and what you want your students to learn at each program, they will stay engaged, develop skills and help students develop coherent values and ethical standards.

Chelsea/Gotham PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT Assessment: Easy as A-P-C-A Theresa Radley - Ithaca College - tradley@ithaca.edu - 607-274-3222 Audience: ADVISORS Assessment can sometimes be scary. I know for me, assessing student learning was a challenge. Then I created an in depth assessment on the APCA regional conferences. Now, I understand assessment more and am able to create learning outcomes and tools of measurements for any program. This interactive workshop will teach you the fundamentals of assessment while learning how you to assess the learning that takes place at APA conferences.

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Student Keynote 10:00 AM - ASTOR BALLROOM LEADERSHIP Standards of HEART - Creating a culture that connects Bobby Audley - Take Back College bobby@takebackcollege.com 920-619-1022 A department or organization orients new members and professionals with the hopes that this new individual will be a great fit and help move the team forward in accomplishing innovative goals, and then the metaphorical ‘poop hits the fan.’ drama, gossip, blame and reasons replace productivity, effective and mature feedback and honest, supportive accountability. This session begins the journey of thinking about a TEAM differently, how we develop our teams, what we define as a team, and how we set and maintain standards in our relationships and in our work. Prepare for a highly interactive and eye-opening discussion on standards and leave with tools that will help you build a stronger team, stronger influence, productive relationships and ultimately a culture of heart.

Advisor Keynote 10:30 AM - DUFFY/COLUMBIA Building Communities of Engagement and Belonging on Campus Vincent Tinto - Distinguished Professor Emeritus 315-443-4763 - vtinto@syr.edu Professor Tinto will explore the many ways in which student engagement with others on campus, inside and outside the classroom, and the “sense of belonging” it engenders promotes both student retention and student learning. As importantly, such engagement, especially when it is part of an intentional diverse educational community, promotes a type of deeper learning that is not easily achieved otherwise. Doing so requires, however, that colleges and universities bring together the efforts of the many professionals who engage students inside and outside the classroom.

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10:30 AM - STUDENT SESSIONS Empire/Hudson PROGRAMMING/ENGAGEMENT SRO: Creative Ways to Pack the House!

Del Suggs, M.S.Ed. - Del@delsuggs.com - 1-800-323-1976 Audience: STUDENT You can’t just post a status update on Facebook and expect people to attend your event-- promotion doesn’t work like that. It takes Creative Marketing! At this session, you’ll learn about using proven concepts in advertising to promote your event. If you don’t have a big budget, you must use these ideas to pack the house! Even if you can afford to buy big ads, creative marketing will help you do a better job promoting your events while spending less.

Gramercy/Olmstead LEADERSHIP How To Manage Your State While Balancing Work, School, Life, and Being a Student Leader Tom of Swift Kick - Swift Kick - tom@swiftkickhq.com - 877-479-4385 Audience: STUDENT Feeling overwhelmed? Stress can have a massive impact on your overall health and daily functioning. It’s not about how much stress you carry with you, but rather how you manage your stress. Your ability to manage your state at any given moment is a powerful skill to develop. In this session we’ll dig into what exactly is ”your state” and the secrets to being able to manage your state at any moment to achieve your ideal outcome in any situation.

Soho/ Herald DIVERSITY PROGRAMMING WiFM: Creating a Campus Culture that Bridges Diversity and Fosters Inclusion Dr. Jodi Merriday - Southern Belle Promotions, LLC jodimerriday@hotmail.com - 678-428-9260 Audience: STUDENT Dr. Jodi Merriday’s Multicultural/Diversity Session, “WiFM: Creating a Campus Culture that bridges Diversity and fosters Inclusion” has been used by student government associations, campus leadership programs and resident life departments to: 1) educate students and strengthen their ability to respect difference and appreciate diversity; and 2) facilitate campus dialogue about classism, racism, sexism, ableism, homophobia and other (ISM’s).

Chelsea/Gotham ELECTIVE Confidence in Life and Public Speaking Adam Grabowski - Adam Grabowski Entertainment info@AdamGrabowski.com - 708-899-2326 Audience: STUDENT Confidence is everything! Confidence is perception, belief, and mindfulness. With this session, you will learn to become a more confident and powerful public speaker. The perspective gained from attending this presentation can be applied to all facets of your life; professional and personal. Adam Grabowski has spent his life studying and understanding the psychology behind human interaction and influence. You will learn how to approach whatever life throws at you with confidence and intelligent decision-making. Being present and successful can be one in the same, and you will learn how to look at the world in a way that makes anything seem approachable.

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11:30 AM - LUNCH ON YOUR OWN

11:45 AM

YOU MUST BE PRE REGISTERED FOR THIS EVENT

Advisor Interactive Session 2:00 PM - DUFFY/COLUMBIA Working Together to Advance Our Efforts Vincent Tinto - Distinguished Professor Emeritus 315-443-4763 - vtinto@syr.edu An interactive session in which participants, working in groups, will be able to share their experiences and engage with the keynote presenter in a lively question and answer period geared addressing current challenges

Give Away at the Beginning!

Student Keynote 2:00 PM - ASTOR BALLROOM Don’t Just Lead...Inspire: LEADERSHIP A 3-Part Blueprint to Be an Unforgettable Leader Christina Irene ci@christinairene.com - 717-576-7976 Christina Irene pulls a perfect blueprint for inspiration from a surprising source, and she breaks down how to use it to be a leader no one will forget. With stories from her life as a touring comedian, examples from a sci-fi movie legend, and something about YOU, she lays out the Trifecta of Inspiration. Follow its simple steps and become the true leader who can solve any problem, prevail within adversity, and live unbound by fear.

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2:30 PM - EDUCATIONAL SESSIONS Empire/Hudson DIVERSITY PROGRAMMING Safe & Welcoming Environments for LGBTQ students DR SHUEY LLC / Dr. Justine Shuey - Sexologist justine@drshuey.com - 855-377-4839 Audience: STUDENT Everyone deserves a safe space. Come learn how to create safe and welcoming environments for all individuals in your community. Through interactive activities, small groups and discussion we will share ideas on how to make everyone in your community feel included regardless of sexual orientation, gender identity or expression and anything else that makes us diverse.

Chelsea/Gotham ORGANIZATIONAL DEVELOPMENT Winning Team Talk: Get Your Organization To Work Together To Create Engagement Coach Sherry Winn - Metropolis Management coachwinn@coachwinnspeaks.com - 304-380-4398 Audience: STUDENT If you are sick and tired of students not coming to meetings and events and you’ve driven yourself crazy trying to find ways to get people excited about your organization, this breakout session is for you. The truth is that most people want to be on a team AND most people don’t know how to PLAY like a TEAM. YOU are going to get the SEVEN WINNING Elements of creating a great TEAM so that you can use that teamwork to get more people involved and engaged with your organization. Before you leave, you will have the SECRET RECIPE for building championship organizations shared by a two-time Olympian and national championship coach.

Gramercy/Olmstead LEADERSHIP Consciously Committed College Leadership Sandy Rutter - Chattanooga State Community College sandy.rutter@chattanoogastate.edu - 423-994-5500 Audience: STUDENT Student leadership opportunities in colleges creates an amazing learning lab in which students develop leadership philosophies and styles, making for effective clubs and teams. The phrase ”Your business and your leadership sphere of influence and effectiveness will never be bigger than you are”, is a very credible concept and one that college students and their advisors must take to heart. The college experience begins a continuous journey of a life of learning opportunities and a life of effective personal and professional leadership opportunities for growth. The presenters will base presentation information on ”The 15 Commitments to Conscious Leadership” by Jim Dethmer, Diana Chapman and Kaley Klemp. The information presented will focus on the college perspective. Students will be exposed to new concepts, leadership styles, and each participant will leave with practical ways to evaluate personal leadership effectiveness with an ongoing personal awareness. Participants will also have an understanding as to how to assess a situation and make an immediate shift in attitude and behavior to increase leadership effectiveness with immediacy.

Soho/Herald ELECTIVE SuperPowerment: How Women Can Master Bravery and Become Unstoppable Christina Irene - ci@christinairene.com - 717-576-7976 Audience: STUDENT What could we accomplish if we never had to worry about what people would think – or if we didn’t have to worry about failing? Quite often, women don’t pursue the things we really want because of internal barriers; in this interactive session, we’ll implement a proven, stepby-step process to get past these inhibitors. We’ll also learn actionable strategies to remain empowered when external “villains” come about, such as sexual harassment, discrimination, and abuse. The truth is, we all have it in is to be able to achieve greatness, and once we learn these simple ways to get past the obstacles women face, we can all be unstoppable.

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Purposeful Programming Showcase 3:30pm - Astor Ballroom manUP - Represented by ManUP info@manuptheplay.com manUP has showcased at over 100 schools across the United States.

Collectively they have more than 20 years of experience in event planning, hosting, theater, workshops and leadership training. This performance team blends comedy, high energy poetry and drama in their routine. As featured in the New York Daily News and News 12 New Jersey manUP; a must-see, Two-Man play that shares the stories of 6 remarkable characters, as they challenge and discover the true definition of a man. It’s Time to manUP! Notes: ___________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________ Isolated: $2,000

Standard Isolated Rate: $2,000 2 of 3: $1,800 3 of 5: $1,600 Plus Travel & Lodging

5 of 7: $1,500

Dr. Justine Shuey, Sexologist Represented by Dr. Shuey, LLC - justine@drshuey.com Dr. Justine Shuey has always had a passion for human sexuality. She is a Board Certified Sexologist & Certified Sexuality Educator with a Doctorate in Human Sexuality and a Masters in Human Sexuality Education. Dr. Shuey believes sex is healthy and normal. She creates safe and welcoming environments for college students to explore issues related to human sexuality, expand their knowledge around sexuality and gain confidence in their sexual expression. ASK HER ABOUT GRANTS AND SPONSORS TO HELP FUND YOUR PROGRAM! Notes: ___________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________ Standard Isolated Rate: $3,500 Isolated: $3,500 2 of 3: $3,250 3 of 5: $3,150 5 of 7: $3,000 Plus Travel, Lodging, Meals, Sound & Lighting Adam Grabowski Represented by Adam Grabowski Entertainment info@adamgrabowski.com 2015 APCA Comic of the Year Adam Grabowski has performed at over 500 colleges across 45 States! A 20-time showcasing artist, Adam is consistently the top booked comedian in the college market. He has been voted the nation’s top college touring comedian a record-setting 4 times in a row! Adam’s interactive, ever-evolving progressive form of stand-up comedy has led schools to book him 2, 3, 4, and even 5 years back to back! In the Spring of 2016, Adam performed at a record-breaking 90 colleges in one semester! If you want to bring hilarious purposeful comedy to your campus, Adam Grabowski is always your best option!

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Standard Isolated Rate: $2,000 2 of 3: $1,850 3 of 5: $1,750 Plus Travel & Lodging

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Purposeful Programming Showcase 3:30pm - Astor Ballroom

Jodi Merriday, M.A., M.Sc., Ph.D. Represented by Southern Belle Promotions, LLC jodimerriday@hotmail.com Dr. Jodi Merriday is an engaging and charismatic Multicultural and Diversity Trainer who customizes bridge-building educational programming and conversations with students about racism, sexism, homophobia, classism and ableism to foster inclusion and tolerance in college life. Dr. Merriday’s series, “What’s in it for Me (WiFM): An Exploration of ISM’s: 1) educates students and strengthens their ability to respect difference and appreciate diversity; and 2) facilitates campus dialogue about classism, racism, sexism, ableism, homophobia and other (ISM’s). She is a social justice ambassador who has over 20 years of experience working in higher education as an Assistant Professor, Lecturer, Adjunct Professor and Administrator at institutions such as Georgia State University, Gordon State College, Spelman College and Philadelphia Community College. She is a Registered Neutral in the State of Georgia, Mediator, Arbitrator, Certified Anger Management Specialist/ Fellow (National Anger Management Association), Certified Risk Reduction Trainer (Prime for Life) and Certified Trainer of Managing and Mediating Workplace Conflict (Eckerd College).

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Standard Isolated Rate: $2,500 2 of 3: $2,000 3 of 5: $1,750 Plus Travel & Lodging

5 of 7: $1,500

Backtrack - Represented by Metropolis Management joyce@metropolismanagement.com Founded in 2013, Backtrack is quickly defining itself as a powerhouse a cappella group throughout its hometown of New York City, and beyond. This five member group performs a variety of music, with an emphasis on covers of today’s top pop music. Backtrack was originally formed to produce YouTube videos, and since its founding, the group has gained over 4.7 million views and 46,000 subscribers. Expanding from their YouTube origins, Backtrack now performs live at music halls, corporate events, weddings and is reaching out to the college market.

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4:30 pm - Delegate/Sponsor Mixer Astor Ballroom Meet Your Presenters & Other Great APCA Sponsors 24

Drawing for FREE Broadway tickets at the end of Mixer! at 5:30 PM

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School of Rock 7:30 pm Winter Garden Theatre

Waitress 8:00 pm Brooks Atkinson Theatre One (1) ticket per delegate guaranteed for first 200 delegates registered.

Choice of show selection is first come, first served at APCA conference registration.

Show selection is not guaranteed, so be sure to arrive early if you have a preference. APCA not responsible for lost or stolen tickets after distribution.

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Saturday, July 23, 2016 8:00 am ..... Conference Check-In / Information Desk ................... Times Square Room 9:30 am ..... Student Keynote – Eldridge Broussard ....................... Astor Ballroom 9:30 am ..... Advisor Keynote – Coach Sherry Winn ..................... Duffy/Columbia 10:00 am ... Student Educational Sessions ................................... Various Rooms 10:30 am ... Advisor Roundtable ................................................ Duffy/Columbia 11:00 am ... Student Keynote – Lamar Womble ............................ Astor Ballroom 11:30 am ... Lunch on Your Own 1:30 pm ..... Student Educational Sessions ................................... Various Rooms 1:30 pm ..... Advisor Keynote – Adam Lambert............................. Duffy/Columbia 2:30 pm ..... Delegate/Sponsor Mixer ......................................... Astor Ballroom 3:30 pm ..... Advisor Educational Sessions ................................... Various Rooms 3:30 pm ..... Student Keynote – Dave Kelly................................... Astor Ballroom 4:00 pm ..... Student Educational Sessions ................................... Various Rooms 5:00 pm ..... Conference Wrap Up ............................................. Astor Ballroom

Student Keynote 9:30 AM - ASTOR BALLROOM Own Who You Are LEADERSHIP Eldridge Broussard - Eldridge Broussard Enterprises booking@elspeaks.com - 503-957-1632 ”Own Who You Are” Eldridge will share his story of overcoming incredible obstacles in his life and how those same obstacles became a big part of what has allowed him to have the platform he has today. He will share new ways to view your life circumstances while helping you to embrace who you are in order to ”Own Who You Are” & ”Own Your College Experience”

Advisor Keynote 9:30 AM - DUFFY/COLUMBIA THE WIN Philosophy: Three LEADERSHIP Essential Ingredients for ANY Leader Coach Sherry Winn - Metropolis Management coachwinn@coachwinnspeaks.com - 304-380-4398 Winning is not just about the scoreboard; it is about learning to win in love, laughter and leadership. Some people think that winners are born, have special DNA or possess an incredible lucky streak. If you think that way, you will NEVER succeed in life. You have a chance every single day to make the most of who you are and to fulfill a life where winning is your nature.

Coach Winn shares with you her secrets which helped her compete in two Olympics, coach a national championship team, and overcome 11 years of chronic pain.

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10:00 AM - STUDENT SESSIONS Soho/Herald ORGANIZATIONAL DEVELOPMENT Running Better Organizations: Recruiting Tons of Members, Retaining Them, and Fun & Exciting Meetings Dave Kelly - America’s Student Leadership Trainer davekelly@gonzospeaks.com - 404-403-1481 Audience: STUDENT Campus organizations are where students find out who they are, develop their leadership skills, and commit to serving others. Orgs are an important part of campus life, where many programs and activities are created, the opportunity for students to stretch and try new things, and a rallying spot for campus spirit and enthusiasm. Studies show engaged students are more likely to have a satisfactory educational experience, tend to be retained by their school, and graduate! This session will provide the best of the “Campus Organization Leadership Training” program by showing the best tips for recruiting a ton of members, how to keep members engaged and interested, and ways to run great meetings Empire/Hudson LEADERSHIP Resilient Leadership! – The Foundation of Unstoppable Leadership!

Joshua Fredenburg - Metropolis Management joyce@metropolismanagement.com - 877-537-5374 x101 Audience: STUDENT What sets apart history’s nameless leaders from the likes of Oprah Winfrey, Steve Jobs, Michael Jordan, Nelson Mandela, Thomas Edison, Abraham Lincoln, Susan B. Anthony, and Walt Disney? It is their ability to be resilient. Each of these great leaders became unstoppable in their area of expertise because they learned how to overcome adversity and bounce back from every challenge that stood between them and their desired purpose as a leader. Leadership extraordinaire Walter Bennis said that every great leader he encountered has viewed resiliency as a necessity. A recent article in Psychology Today reported a decline in student resiliency as one of the biggest challenges facing college campuses today. To address this problem and prepare emerging and seasoned leaders for greatness, Joshua Fredenburg has created a powerful, inspiring, energetic, and life changing leadership session on resilient leadership. Student leaders who attend this session will learn how to adapt, persevere, bounce back, and overcome any negative situation, circumstance, or challenge they may face as a leader. Attend this powerful leadership session and find out why believing in yourself is not enough to become a great and unstoppable leader of the 21st Century.

Gramercy/Olmstead DIVERSITY TRAINING Why Diversity Matters: Games and Activities to Engage a Changing World Ron Jones - Dialogues On Diversity ron@dialoguesondiversity.com - 617-828-7491 Audience: STUDENT “Why Diversity Matters” is a highly interactive workshop designed to give participants real, practical and, immediately usable skill to help promote conversations about difference on your campus. It uses “Micro-literacies” to promote these ends. “Micro-literacies” are the small points of social and cultural connective tissue that many of us share, but are not aware of.

The workshop is designed to help people discover, and then use these new found points of connectivity to spark conversations. The workshop is made up of fun and interactive games, process oriented activities and discussion. We hope to help people see diversity as a holistic concept that we all have a stake in. What is your stake in this fast changing world?

Chelsea/Gotham LEADERSHIP The Challenge to Change Eldridge Broussard - Eldridge Broussard Enterprises booking@elspeaks.com - 503-957-1632 Audience: STUDENT In The Challenge to Change Workshop Eldridge will share with students the process to owning their college experience. He will show students how to be intentional with their personal influence and the impact it has on the journey to “Own Who You Are”.

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Advisor Roundtable 10:30 AM - DUFFY/COLUMBIA During this roundtable discussion, advisors will have the opportunity to ask questions and discuss appropriate measures of handling a Title IX complaint. Please come with questions for our panel members and be prepared to take notes that will be beneficial to you and your department.

Kim Jackson Big Bend Community College

Raymond King Oakwood University

Student Keynote 11:00 AM - ASTOR BALLROOM Passion: The Culture Creator LEADERSHIP Lamarr Womble - The College Agency sue@thecollegeagency.com - 651-222-9669 Through Passion, we can connect human beings to what they love. When they know what they love they have an opportunity to be fully expressed and open in their workplaces. Often times these spaces are not given to us. If your school or campus is ready to take the next step in developing its employees of any generation and creating a culture that is appreciated, you will want to hear this keynote.

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Advisor Keynote 1:30 PM - DUFFY/COLUMBIA Recent Developments in Campus Law: Clery, SaVE, CASA, HALT, Title IX, Title IV, & more Adam Lambert - LSULawyer@aol.com 504-433-0289 In this keynote, attorney Adam Lambert will begin with an explanation of recent legislation, rules, regulations, cases and decisions in the law of higher education and will explain what these recent legal developments mean for your campus. In addition to a review of recent judicial decisions pertaining to higher education, we will review the new Clery Act regulations for campus safety, which will take effect on July 1, 2015; the new CASA and HALT Act bills just filed in Congress (June 4, 2015), which may (again) drastically change the landscape of Clery and SaVE; new regulations setting minimum standards for student career outcomes and the ability of graduates to repay federal student loans; and recent cases and decisions concerning Sexual Harassment Law and Title IX.

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1:30 PM - STUDENT SESSIONS Chelsea/Gotham ORGANIZATIONAL DEVELOPMENT Teambuilding…Let’s have some FUN! Bobby Audley - Take Back College bobby@takebackcollege.com - 920-619-1022 Audience: STUDENT As leaders you will come together as a team like never before! This interactive Team Development session will have you on your feet and moving around! Bobby will draw on his training and experience as a Team & Leadership Development Specialist. Bobby often works with corporate teams on a Ropes Challenge Course to put clients in ‘worst case scenario‘ leadership situations. Bobby uses these situations to diagnose leadership weaknesses, highlight leadership strengths, AND have fun! Bobby also used these challenges, games, and techniques to train his Orientation Leaders at Harford Community College. During APCA, Bobby will not only strengthen your leadership skills with these exercises but he will teach you how you can bring these skills back to the students you lead. You cannot afford to miss this session!

Empire/Hudson LEADERSHIP Be Bold Theresa Radley - Ithaca College - tradley@ithaca.edu - 607-274-3222 Audience: STUDENT Do you ever find yourself wanting to achieve more? Do you have goals and unsure how to achieve them? This interactive workshop will help you identify your passion. By focusing on the four steps (Moment of Obligation, Gall to Think Big, New and Untested and Seeing Possibilities) of being BOLD we will develop goals and steps to achieve them. We also create ways to keeping moving forward and push through the obstacles.

Gramercy/Olmstead ORGANIZATIONAL DEVELOPMENT Recruiting & Retaining Group Members & Officers Melissa of Swift Kick - Swift Kick - melissa@swiftkickhq.com - 877-479-4385 Audience: STUDENT After the music fades and the hard work sets in, it might feel like you are the only one left doing all the work. Every year a massive number students join student groups only to disappear a few months later. Why does this happen and how can you prevent it in your group?

In this session we’ll break down the hidden secrets to recruiting & retaining group members & officers so that the party keeps going on long after you’ve left the dance floor.

Soho/ Herald LEADERSHIP More than a Bystander - Leadership through Action Adele Clinton - Texas State Technical Collegge - amclinton@tstc.edu - 956-364-4302 Audience: STUDENT It’s been said that “leadership is action, not position.” As a student leader, you have the power to make significant changes on campus and in students’ lives. Recent news reports, such as the Stanford sexual assault case, have highlighted the importance of bystander intervention.

Students will leave clearly knowing what consent is (and isn’t), learn the overwhelming statistics of campus sexual assault, how to combat rape culture, what they can do to be more than just a “bystander” and how to utilize their leadership values to create positive social change.

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2:30 PM - ASTOR BALLROOM

DELEGATE/ SPONSOR MIXER Meet Your Presenters & Other Great APCA Sponsors!

Student Keynote 3:30 PM - ASTOR BALLROOM COMMUNITY SERVICE DEVELOPMENT Students as Serving Leaders: Building Leaders Through Service Dave Kelly - America’s Student Leadership Trainer davekelly@gonzospeaks.com - 404-403-1481 Great student leaders possess important qualities and this keynote will show you how you can make them a part of your own leadership and life. This powerful, popular, and dynamic keynote is a fun and interactive program that will motivate you to engage with service, develop leadership skills, and make a commitment to your campus now and for the long term. Dave has been inspiring students at over 170 schools all over the U.S. to be serving leaders for more than 10 years. This will be the spark that gets the new school year off to a great start!

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3:30 PM - ADVISOR SESSIONS Empire/Hudson LEADERSHIP The Art Of Cat Herding...How To Be A Great Org Advisor Tom of Swift Kick - Swift Kick - tom@swiftkickhq.com - 877-479-4385 Audience: ADVISOR So much effort and energy is put towards helping our student leaders be more amazing at their positions, but what about the club/org advisors? In this session we’ll dig into an ACUI study conducted on ways in which club/org advisors can be more effective in their role in achieving cat herding hero status!

Chelsea/Gotham PROGRAMMING Planning Events to Cater to Your Campus Culture Jondra Darden - The University of Tennessee, Knoxville jdarden2@utk.edu - 865-974-9287 Audience: ADVISOR Sometimes as planners and programmers, we get caught up in the thrill of it all and put our focus on creating fun and over the top experiences for our students. Yes, any event you plan should be fun and memorable, but we must remember we have a more meaningful aspect of our jobs that can easily be forgotten during the chaotic (and sometimes stressful) planning process. Campus culture plays a major role when planning events on a college campus. Some topics to consider during the event planning process are: campus traditions, current campus news, civic engagement, and including a representation and appreciation of diversity. This round table discussion will allow attendees to share ideas on how to enhance their campus events by incorporating the culture specific to their college or university.

Gramercy/Olmstead DIVERSITY PROGRAMMING Connecting the Dots: Integrating Inclusion, Diversity, and Equity into Campus Programming and Engagement.

Todd Snovel - Lebanon Valley College - snovel@lvc.edu - 717-867-6168 Audience: ADVISOR With our current world so fragile and complex, institutions are committing more time, resources, and programs to educate and expose students to diverse backgrounds, inclusive practices, and global perspectives. Learn some valuable ideas for how your campus programming office can rise as a leader in these areas and demonstrate the value of student learning and development around these topics.

Duffy/Columbia Using Multimedia to Engage Your Campus Population Panel discussion Moderated by Dave Leenhouts of Wharton County Jr. College, featuring Candice Gutmann of mtvU, attorney Adam Lambert, and additional presenters Audience: ADVISOR “Meeting your students where they are” has been a common catch phrase in higher education for several years and it does carry a lot of importance in giving them the best campus experience possible. But how do student life professionals really meet students where they are? The solution may well be within a multimedia strategy that captures students’ time and attention. Research tells us that students are highly reliant on technology to navigate their way through the college experience. Student life professionals need to understand how engage their campus communities with multimedia messages (tapping into technology) that are timely, attention-grabbing, and result in students taking action without crossing any legal or ethical boundaries. Join us for this panel discussion on how best to use multimedia without causing a multitude of legal and ethical issues on your campus.

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4:00 PM - STUDENT SESSIONS SOHO/Herald LEADERSHIP Purpose-Driven Leadership – The Key to Extraordinary Leadership Results Joshua Fredenburg - Metropolis Management joyce@metropolismanagement.com - 877-537-5374 x101 Audience: STUDENT Simon Sinek, author of Start with the Why wrote “great organizations do great things because they have a sense of why.” Mark Twain, world renown author said “the two most important days of your life are the day you were born and the day you discover why”. In this power-packed leadership session, Joshua Fredenburg talks about the importance of purpose-driven leadership in the 21st Century and helps leaders experience the positive benefits of purpose-driven leadership. He provides participants with a set of valuable questions that will enable them to uncover and understand how to become a purpose-driven leader. Individuals who attend this session will increase their leadership capacity and discover how to attain extraordinary results as a leader through the application of self-awareness, purpose, vision, values-based, and courageous leadership. Attend this leadership session and discover the purpose-driven leader within so that you can make a positive impact in your sphere of influence!

Empire/Hudson ELECTIVE Define Your Passion Lamarr Womble - The College Agency sue@thecollegeagency.com - 651-222-9669 Audience: STUDENT Simply put, this session will help educators tap into their passions which will contribute to making their lives happier!

Chelsea/Gotham PROGRAMMING Sixty New Program Ideas in 45 Minutes!

Del Suggs, M.S.Ed. - Del@delsuggs.com - 1-800-323-1976 Audience: STUDENT Tired of doing the same old programs? Just had your budget cut... again? Need some fresh-and cheap-- programming ideas? Then this session is for you! We’ll brainstorm and come up with at least sixty low cost and effective program ideas that you can use on your campus.

Got some great programs? Come and share them with us! Need some ideas? Come and get a ton of great programming ideas!

Grammercy/Olmstead LEADERSHIP #KeytoSucess- Leading your Legacy Jeunelle Sanabria - Berkeley College jeunelle-sanabria@berkeleycollege.edu - 212-986-4343 Audience: STUDENT As student leaders, hard work, dedication, and passion are required to create your path to success at your institution. All the work that you do creates opportunities that ultimately lead to the legacy that you are building. Your goal should not only be to create a legacy but to maintain it.

To do that you need to surround yourself with people who support and understand your vision. In this presentation you will identify who those people are and how you will prepare them to keep your legacy going.

Conference Wrap-Up 5:00 PM - ASTOR BALLROOM 35

Sunday, July 24, 2016 9:30 am ..... Conference Information Desk ................................... Times Square Room

THANK YOU For Attending!

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