BEGIN:VCALENDAR VERSION:2.0 PRODID:-//swoogo.com//NONSGML kigkonsult.se iCalcreator 2.41.90// CALSCALE:GREGORIAN UID:61323832-6161-4662-a636-313262383064 BEGIN:VEVENT UID:c5bb925b837f670b6c6b2526173df92204888068@swoogo.com DTSTAMP:20260513T011505Z DESCRIPTION:AGENDA\n\n10:00 am - Registration and coffee\n10:15 am - Welcom e and Introductions\n\n *\nISAAGNY  - Natalie Alterman\, Executive Directo r\n\n *\nEMLC - Janet Lien of The Browning School\, Vanessa Prescott of Th e Berkeley Carroll School and Sheila Bogan of The Packer Collegiate Instit ute \n\n *\nThe Packer Collegiate Institute  - Dr. Jennifer Weyburn\, Head of School\n\n *\nE3n - Mike Flanagan\, CEO\n\n10:25 AM - E3n Update\, Chr istina Dotchin\, Chief Program Officer\, E3n\n\n * The E3n update will fea ture key findings from the latest State of the Enrollment Industry (SOTI) special report\, along with key regional trends and upcoming opportunities .\n\n10:45 AM - Keynote\, Alan Brown\, Learning to Thrive\n\n *\n_Topic: B etter Decision-Making Under Pressure: Evidence-Based Practices to Support Admissions Work_\nAdmissions work requires sustained attention and sound j udgment. When we are processing large numbers of applications\, interviews \, and committee discussions in quick succession\, the brain naturally rel ies on cognitive shortcuts. Much as we aim for equity and consistency in o ur admissions decisions\, the pace and stakes of our work (the sense of ti me urgency\, the high volume of applications\, the pressure to fill seats) can amplify multiple forms of bias if we don’t account for them.\nIn this workshop\, we’ll explore the nervous system conditions that lead to incre ased cognitive biases and try out a series of micro-practices that help cu ltivate greater balance and curiosity in our decision-making. We may not b e able to significantly slow the volume or timeline of applications\, but we can employ these practical\, in-the-moment strategies to help us slow d own our thinking\, keep our assumptions in check\, and ultimately live up to the important mission of our offices. \n\n12:15 PM - Lunch\n\n1:00 PM - End of Meeting\n\n \n\nMEETING LOCATION AND DETAILS\n\n *\nUse public tra nsportation or taxi/uber/lyft\n\n *\n5-minute walk from the Jay Metrotech subway station A/C/F trains\n\n *\n3-minute walk from Court Street station R train \n\n *\nThe school is located in the 1/2 block from the Borough H all subway station. 2/3/4/5 trains go there.\n\n * Once on campus\, check in and proceed to the Pratt Theater   DTSTART:20260515T140000Z DTEND:20260515T170000Z LAST-MODIFIED:20260513T011505Z LOCATION:The Packer Collegiate Institute SEQUENCE:0 STATUS:CONFIRMED SUMMARY:Brooklyn\, NY Spring Seminar TRANSP:OPAQUE X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:

AGENDA

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10:00 am - Registration and coffee
\n10:15 am - Welcome and Introductions

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10:25 AM - E3n Update\, Christina Dotchin\, Ch ief Program Officer\, E3n

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10:45 AM - Keynote\, Alan Brown\, Learning to Thrive

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    Topic: Better Decision-Making Under Pressure: Evidence-Ba sed Practices to Support Admissions Work
    \n Admissions work requi res sustained attention and sound judgment. When we are processing large n umbers of applications\, interviews\, and committee discussions in quick s uccession\, the brain naturally relies on cognitive shortcuts. Much as we aim for equity and consistency in our admissions decisions\, the pace and stakes of our work (the sense of time urgency\, the high volume of applica tions\, the pressure to fill seats) can amplify multiple forms of bias if we don’t account for them.
    \n In this workshop\, we’ll explore the ner vous system conditions that lead to increased cognitive biases and try out a series of micro-practices that help cultivate greater balance and curio sity in our decision-making. We may not be able to significantly slow the volume or timeline of applications\, but we can employ these practical\, i n-the-moment strategies to help us slow down our thinking\, keep our assum ptions in check\, and ultimately live up to the important mission of our o ffices. 

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    12:15 PM - Lunch

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    1:00 PM - End of Meeting

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    MEETING LOCATION AND DETAILS

    \n\n BEGIN:VALARM UID:33613239-3965-4232-b233-323830316239 ACTION:DISPLAY DESCRIPTION:AGENDA\n\n10:00 am - Registration and coffee\n10:15 am - Welcom e and Introductions\n\n *\nISAAGNY  - Natalie Alterman\, Executive Directo r\n\n *\nEMLC - Janet Lien of The Browning School\, Vanessa Prescott of Th e Berkeley Carroll School and Sheila Bogan of The Packer Collegiate Instit ute \n\n *\nThe Packer Collegiate Institute  - Dr. Jennifer Weyburn\, Head of School\n\n *\nE3n - Mike Flanagan\, CEO\n\n10:25 AM - E3n Update\, Chr istina Dotchin\, Chief Program Officer\, E3n\n\n * The E3n update will fea ture key findings from the latest State of the Enrollment Industry (SOTI) special report\, along with key regional trends and upcoming opportunities .\n\n10:45 AM - Keynote\, Alan Brown\, Learning to Thrive\n\n *\n_Topic: B etter Decision-Making Under Pressure: Evidence-Based Practices to Support Admissions Work_\nAdmissions work requires sustained attention and sound j udgment. When we are processing large numbers of applications\, interviews \, and committee discussions in quick succession\, the brain naturally rel ies on cognitive shortcuts. Much as we aim for equity and consistency in o ur admissions decisions\, the pace and stakes of our work (the sense of ti me urgency\, the high volume of applications\, the pressure to fill seats) can amplify multiple forms of bias if we don’t account for them.\nIn this workshop\, we’ll explore the nervous system conditions that lead to incre ased cognitive biases and try out a series of micro-practices that help cu ltivate greater balance and curiosity in our decision-making. We may not b e able to significantly slow the volume or timeline of applications\, but we can employ these practical\, in-the-moment strategies to help us slow d own our thinking\, keep our assumptions in check\, and ultimately live up to the important mission of our offices. \n\n12:15 PM - Lunch\n\n1:00 PM - End of Meeting\n\n \n\nMEETING LOCATION AND DETAILS\n\n *\nUse public tra nsportation or taxi/uber/lyft\n\n *\n5-minute walk from the Jay Metrotech subway station A/C/F trains\n\n *\n3-minute walk from Court Street station R train \n\n *\nThe school is located in the 1/2 block from the Borough H all subway station. 2/3/4/5 trains go there.\n\n * Once on campus\, check in and proceed to the Pratt Theater   TRIGGER:-PT1H END:VALARM END:VEVENT END:VCALENDAR