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American Technical Education AssociationATEA Executive Director, Dr. Sandra Gehlen Krebsbach, is presenting "Scaling Technical Education for Incentivized Industries" at an international conference in Beijing. International Conference hosted by CACIE Vocational Education Track October 18 Plenary session"6th China US Community College Presidents Dialogue."
"End to End Digitization" November 7-9
Hosted by Dassault Systemes Americans Site, Waltman, MA
welcome reception November 7 at Dassault Systemes
Thursday program November 8 from 9:00 to 5:00 Dassault Systemes
Full program, reception, Thursday program, Thursday dinner and Friday transportation to Olin School of Engineering and back to hotel
November 9 tour of Olin College of Engineering
This special conference on the digital thread that will change the way you think and respond to the future workforce needs of your students. On behalf of the committee chaired by ATEA Board member, Al Bunshaft, SVP for Global Affairs, Dassault Systemes, we look forward to seeing you there as we learn and grow the importance of technical education in America.
Keynote: Massachusetts Secretary of Education, Mr. James Peyser
Conference Schedule Region 1 ATEA Dassault Conference One Page - v5[1018].pdf
Full registration is inclusive of program, welcome reception, conference day meals, and transportation to Olin College of Engineering.
Conference rates are $250 for northeast colleges and ATEA members, $350 for non-members. There is a $100 day rate for the Thursday 8:00-5:00 program for northeastern college faculty.
There is a conference rate at Hyatt House is one block from the conference site
click to register
"End to End Digitization" ATEA Region I Conference
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Dassault Waltham Massachusetts Executive Briefing site and Solid Works and Cativa US Offices
American Technical Education Association Region 1 Conference Committee
Committee Chair, Al Bunshaft SVP, Dassualt Sytemes Americas Global Affairs | Dr. Jon Connolly, President Sussex County Community College, Newton, New Jersey | Dr. Alex Clifford, VP and Provost, Maine College of Health Professions, Lewiston, Maine
| Dr. James Sherrard, Chair, Nuclear Programs, Three Rivers Community College, Norwich, CT |
ATEA tour at the Kansas City Kansas Speedway and Amazon Fulfillment Center
Updates from ATEA Region 5 Conference hosted by Kansas City Kansas Community College October 4 and 5
Thank Kansas City Kansas Community College for the outstanding professional development conference with tours of "state of the art" industries and keynotes from Governor Jeffery Colyer, Mayor David Avery, Kansas Board of Regent Chair, Dr. Blake Edwards and Wesley Stith, Clark Construction.
Thank you to the Kansas City Kansas Conference Committee and to the Kansas City Kansas Community College Culinary Arts students.
Left to Right back row: Alicia Hooks, Cliff Smith, Kristin Povilionis, Lori Chaffin, Charles Knapp, Carly Eastling, Sheridan Smith
Front row: Paul Hancock and Rich Piper
ATEA Board President, Dr. Bryan Albrecht, Kansas Governor, Jeff Colyer, and Kansas City Kansas Community College President, Dr. Greg Mosier Governor Colyer spoke to the Region 5 ATEA conference on Thursday October 4. His comments will be in the fall ATEA Journal.
ATEA National Board of Trustees held their fall meeting in conjunction with the Region 5 Conference, "Racing to Success"
L-R backrow: Dr. Rich Wagner, President of Dunwoody College of Technology, Minneapolis MN; Al Bunshaft Senior Vice President for Global Affairs Dassault Systemes Waltham MA; Dr. Bryan Albrecht, President and CEO Gateway Technical College, Racine/Kenosha WI; Ryan Purdy, President Mid-Plains Community College, North Platte NE; Dr. Mark Englert Vice President Gillette College,Gillette WY; Brooks Jacobsen Supervisor of Robotics and Electronics Lake Area Tech Watertown South Dakota L-R front row: Dr. Sandra Gehlen Krebsbach Executive Director American Technical Education Association; Cliff Smith Associate Chief for Facility Services, Kansas City Kansas Community College; Dana Wolff, instructor of Financial Services Sioux Falls South Dakota; Dr. James Sherrard, Chair of Nuclear Programs, Three Rivers Community College, Norwich CT; Sue Smith, Vice President of Technical and Applied Science, Ivy Tech Community College, Indianapolis, IN. Attend but left prior to the photo Ken Potthoff, Deputy Director, CTECS , Atlanta Georgia
ATEA National Conference April 3-5, Indianapolis, IN "Racing to Industry 4.0" ATEA AWARD nomination forms available September 1--must be a member to nominate |
Next ATEA conference is
Region 1 Member Conference fall 2018
hosted by Dassault Systemes
"End to End Digitization"
November 7-9
in Waltham, Massachusetts
2019 ATEA National Conference
April 3-5 2019
"Racing to Industry 4.0"
hosted by Ivy Tech Community College
Indianapolis, Indiana
2019 ATEA Region 5
Dunwoody College of Technology
October 2-4
Minneapolis, MN
| ATEA Region 3 and 6 conference with Truckee Meadows Community College, Reno, Nevada November 9-10--click for link to TMCC and Panasonic program
ATEA Region 3 and 6 conference with Truckee Meadows Community College November 9 and 10 Reno, Nevada
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Welcome to new and renewing members!ATEA is proud to announce the addition of new business members, supporting members, institutional members, library/media members and individual members. Thank you Tesla for joining ATEA as a business member. We appreciate you interest in a skilled workforce and the contribution of technical education to innovation. Thank you Dunwoody College of Technology for renewing at an ATEA System level of $5000 for 100 members. | Technology TrendsATEA strategically analyzes trends in technology and technical education. |
ATEA System level sponsors |
ATEA INSTITUTIONAL MEMBERS AT THE SUPPORTING LEVEL $1000 for 10 members |
ATEA Institution, organization or business membership $500 for 3 members |
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Sioux Falls, South Dakota
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