BEGIN:VCALENDAR VERSION:2.0 PRODID:-//swoogo.com//NONSGML kigkonsult.se iCalcreator 2.41.90// CALSCALE:GREGORIAN UID:37303936-3264-4364-b937-643664313630 BEGIN:VEVENT UID:279d290c1e848f355344433fec710f273de1ed58@swoogo.com DTSTAMP:20260513T101436Z DESCRIPTION:AGENDA\n\n9:45 am - Registration and welcome \n\n10:05 am - EMA Update\, Kitsana Salyphone\, Director of Membership and Business Developm ent\, EMA\n\n10:30 am - Morning Keynote Speaker - ELIZABETH B. KOZLESKI\, Professor\, Learning Differences and the Future of Special Education Initi ative\, Stanford University \n\nTOPIC: LEARNING IN THE AGE OF THE ANTHROPO CENE AND AI\n\nThis talk focuses our attention on the sustaining challenge s of an age in which the survival of the planet and all its inhabitants de pend on our collective capacities to innovate\, learn\, and engineer susta ining futures that are glimmers of what could be.  At the same time\, we c onfront the notion that we are an amazingly diverse peoples with many grou ps whose potentials remain untapped because our models for learning are no t robust enough to allow for variability in what and how we design learnin g.  Let’s explore these conundrums together – and look towards acceleratin g what moves us towards a sustaining and loving future.\n\n11:30 am - Q & A\n\n12:00 pm - Lunch\n\n1:00 pm - Afternoon Keynote Speaker - Becky Konow icz [https://www.scu.edu/admission/contact-us/ugrd-staff-profiles/konowicz .html]\, Dean of Undergraduate Admission\, Santa Clara University\n\nTOPIC : COLLEGE ADMISSION TODAY: ADAPTING TO CHANGE AND LOOKING AHEAD\nToday’s h igher education admission leaders are caught in a state of constant change s\, challenges and opportunities. With every pivot\, new outcomes and prac tices have led decision makers to rely on innovation and adaptability to b alance their institutional priorities with student needs and family desire s. In a rapidly changing landscape and marketplace\; from Test Optional to Artificial Intelligence to the Better FAFSA\; a seasoned Dean of Admissio n will share insights and lessons. Much can be learned and discussed from the commonalities and differences between university admission and managin g independent school enrollment. \n\n2:00 pm - Q & A\n\n2:30 pm  - End of Meeting\n\n \n\nMEETING LOCATION AND DETAILS\n\n * The event will be held o n the Stanford University campus in the Clark Center Auditorium\n\n * There are two parking options both payable via the Parkmobile app. Use this lin k [https://transportation.stanford.edu/how-purchase-visitor-parking] for r educed parking rates\, important details and payment instructions. \n\n * R othway garage ($18 per vehicle) 0.1 miles away\n * Stock Farm garage ($6 p er vehicle) 0.5 miles away DTSTART:20240516T164500Z DTEND:20240516T213000Z LAST-MODIFIED:20260513T101436Z LOCATION:Stanford University SEQUENCE:0 STATUS:CONFIRMED SUMMARY:San Francisco Bay Area\, CA EMLC Spring Seminar TRANSP:OPAQUE X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:

AGENDA

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9:45 am - Registration and welcome 

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10:05 am - EMA Update\, Kitsana Salyp hone\, Director of Membership and Business Development\, EMA

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10: 30 am - Morning Keynote Speaker - Elizabeth B. Kozleski\, Professor\, Learning Differences and the Future of Special Education Init iative\, Stanford University 

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Topic: Learning in the Age of the Anthropocene and AI

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This talk focuses our attention on the sustaining chal lenges of an age in which the survival of the planet and all its inhabitan ts depend on our collective capacities to innovate\, learn\, and engineer sustaining futures that are glimmers of what could be.  At the same time\, we confront the notion that we are an amazingly diverse peoples with many groups whose potentials remain untapped because our models for learning a re not robust enough to allow for variability in what and how we design le arning.  Let’s explore these conundrums together – and look towards accele rating what moves us towards a sustaining and loving future.

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11: 30 am - Q & A

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12:00 pm - Lunch

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1:00 pm - Afternoon Key note Speaker - Becky Konowicz\, Dean of Undergraduate Admission\, Santa Clara University

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Topic: C ollege Admission Today: Adapting to Change and Looking Ahead
\nToday’s higher education admission leaders are caught in a state of con stant changes\, challenges and opportunities. With every pivot\, new outco mes and practices have led decision makers to rely on innovation and adapt ability to balance their institutional priorities with student needs and f amily desires. In a rapidly changing landscape and marketplace\; from Test Optional to Artificial Intelligence to the Better FAFSA\; a seasoned Dean of Admission will share insights and lessons. Much can be learned and dis cussed from the commonalities and differences between university admission and managing independent school enrollment. 

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2:00 pm - Q & A

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2:30 pm  - End of Meeting

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MEETING LO CATION AND DETAILS

\n\n BEGIN:VALARM UID:33333336-3431-4631-b233-376666383633 ACTION:DISPLAY DESCRIPTION:AGENDA\n\n9:45 am - Registration and welcome \n\n10:05 am - EMA Update\, Kitsana Salyphone\, Director of Membership and Business Developm ent\, EMA\n\n10:30 am - Morning Keynote Speaker - ELIZABETH B. KOZLESKI\, Professor\, Learning Differences and the Future of Special Education Initi ative\, Stanford University \n\nTOPIC: LEARNING IN THE AGE OF THE ANTHROPO CENE AND AI\n\nThis talk focuses our attention on the sustaining challenge s of an age in which the survival of the planet and all its inhabitants de pend on our collective capacities to innovate\, learn\, and engineer susta ining futures that are glimmers of what could be.  At the same time\, we c onfront the notion that we are an amazingly diverse peoples with many grou ps whose potentials remain untapped because our models for learning are no t robust enough to allow for variability in what and how we design learnin g.  Let’s explore these conundrums together – and look towards acceleratin g what moves us towards a sustaining and loving future.\n\n11:30 am - Q & A\n\n12:00 pm - Lunch\n\n1:00 pm - Afternoon Keynote Speaker - Becky Konow icz [https://www.scu.edu/admission/contact-us/ugrd-staff-profiles/konowicz .html]\, Dean of Undergraduate Admission\, Santa Clara University\n\nTOPIC : COLLEGE ADMISSION TODAY: ADAPTING TO CHANGE AND LOOKING AHEAD\nToday’s h igher education admission leaders are caught in a state of constant change s\, challenges and opportunities. With every pivot\, new outcomes and prac tices have led decision makers to rely on innovation and adaptability to b alance their institutional priorities with student needs and family desire s. In a rapidly changing landscape and marketplace\; from Test Optional to Artificial Intelligence to the Better FAFSA\; a seasoned Dean of Admissio n will share insights and lessons. Much can be learned and discussed from the commonalities and differences between university admission and managin g independent school enrollment. \n\n2:00 pm - Q & A\n\n2:30 pm  - End of Meeting\n\n \n\nMEETING LOCATION AND DETAILS\n\n * The event will be held o n the Stanford University campus in the Clark Center Auditorium\n\n * There are two parking options both payable via the Parkmobile app. Use this lin k [https://transportation.stanford.edu/how-purchase-visitor-parking] for r educed parking rates\, important details and payment instructions. \n\n * R othway garage ($18 per vehicle) 0.1 miles away\n * Stock Farm garage ($6 p er vehicle) 0.5 miles away TRIGGER:-PT1H END:VALARM END:VEVENT END:VCALENDAR