Summit for Online Leadership 2016 Preliminary Program

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THE SUMMITFOR ONLINELEADERSHIP

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Preliminary Program


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THE SUMMITFOR ONLINELEADERSHIP JUNE 27–29, 2016

WASHINGTON HILTON

WASHINGTON, D.C.


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TUESDAY June 28, 2016

MONDAY June 27, 2016

2:00–3:30 PMAccess, Affordability, and theCompletion AgendaZakiya Smith, Strategy Director,Lumina Foundation

8:30–9:30 AMFederal Update: Setting the Stagefor Online Higher Education LeadersChris Murray, Thompson Coburn, LLP

Vince Sampson, Cooley, LLP

12:30–1:45 PMDisruption Analogies: What Can

Higher Education Learn from theHealth Care Industry?Darrell Kirch, President and CEO, Associationof American Medical Colleges (AAMC)

3:15–4:15 PMSocial Media and Its Influence ona Student’s University DecisionRob Humphry, Education Vertical, LinkedIn

Lauren Stoll, Client Partner of Global Salesand Marketing, Facebook

Christa Watson, Director of Paid Search,Social & Conversion, Pearson

4:30–5:30 PMPresidential PanelJavier Miyares, President, University ofMaryland University College

Cathy Sandeen, Chancellor, Universityof Wisconsin Colleges & University ofWisconsin-Extension

WEDNESDAY June 29, 2016

11:30–12:30 PMThe Role of STEM and EngineeringTeams in Leading Online InitiativesSponsored by the International Associationfor Continuing Engineering Education

Paul Marca, Stanford University

Ricardo Gutierrez Mercado, Technológico Monterrey

Nelson Baker, Georgia Technological Institute

Kathy Pugh, Vice President, EducationServices, edX

GENERAL

SESSIONS


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CONCURRENT

SESSIONS

Access, Innovation, andGeneral EducationAmy Laitinen, New America

Burck Smith, StraighterlineJason Palmer, Gates Foundation

Deborah Seymour, AmericanCouncil on Education

Applied Experiential Learning:Models, Outcomes, and LessonsLearned in Online and HybridProfessional Degree Programs

Marissa Lombardi, Northeastern University James Passanisi, Northeastern University

Mary Thompson-Jones,Northeastern University

Building Collaborative e-learningPrograms for University Systemsand Community College DistrictsRene Sainz, Inter-American Universityof Puerto Rico

Jeff Rabey, Blackboard

Change We Must: The Futureof Online LearningVickie Cook, University of Illinois, Springfield

Ray Schroeder, UPCEA and Universityof Illinois, Springfield

Competencies and Hallmarks:

International and InstitutionalQuality MeasuresSheila Schulte, NAFSA

Bob Hansen, UPCEA

Connected Credentials andCompetencies: The ChangingNeeds of a Knowledge EconomyDeborah Everhart, Georgetown University

Evelyn Ganzglass, Corporation for aSkilled Workforce

Creating a QualityAlternative Credit Ecosystemfor Higher Education

Steven Taylor, American Councilon Education

Patricia Steele, Higher Ed Insight

Deep Dive: The Latest Innovationsin Information TechnologyRay Schroeder, UPCEA and University ofIllinois, Springfield

Bruce Maas, Univeristy of Wisconsin,Madison; Chair of the Board, EDUCAUSE

Design Thinking: Four Key andCritical Steps to InnovationDamien Bracken, Berklee College of Music

Balvinder Kumar, California StateUniversity, East Bay

Chokdee Rutirasiri, Story+Structure

Financial Outlook: The State of

Higher Education TodayEdith (“Edie”) Behr, Moody’sInvestors Service

Hallmarks of Excellence:Application to a Statewide SystemVickie Cook, University of Illinois, Springfield

Adam Fein, University of Illinois,Champaign-Urbana

Gayla Stoner, University of Illinois, ChicagoRay Schroeder, UPCEA and University ofIllinois, Springfield


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Making Online StudentRetention a PriorityBeth Mulherrin, University of MarylandUniversity College

Lisa Henkel, University of MarylandUniversity College

Karen Vignare, University of MarylandUniversity College

Thomas Porch, University of MarylandUniversity College

New Design Opportunitiesand TechnologiesNada Savicevic, Ryerson University

Stephane Muller, University ofCalifornia, Irvine

Promising Models forCompetency-Based EducationJudee Richardson, University ofWisconsin-Extension

A Research-Based Approach to

Designing a Multi-Channel StudentOnboarding Process to MaximizeStudent SuccessJoe Chapman, Arizona State University

Brooke McDermid, InsideTrack

Results of the UPCEABenchmarking Study on StrategicEnrollment Management

Jim Fong, UPCEA

U.S. News Best Online ProgramsRankings: Review and Discussionof an Evolving SystemEric Brooks, U.S. News & World Report

Strategies for Creating an AdaptiveCourseware Piloting Process

Cristi Ford, University of MarylandUniversity College

Karen Vignare, University of MarylandUniversity College

Post-Conference

1:30–5:00 PMInstitutional Use of theHallmarks of Excellence inOnline LeadershipVickie Cook, University ofIllinois Springfield

Jay Halfond, Boston University

Ray Schroeder, UPCEA andUniversity of Illinois at Springfield

Separate registration fee;see conferences.upcea.edu/SOL for details.


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Visit conferences.upcea.edu/SOL to register. Complete

the registration form and pay before May 16, 2016 to take

advantage of the Early Registration Fee!

EarlyRegistration(by May 16)

RegularRegistration(by June 6)

LateRegistration(after June 6)

On-SiteRegistration

Fee

GroupRegistration*(4 from same

institution)

Member $840 $890 $940 $990 10% off

Non-member $1140 $1190 $1240 $1290 N/A

Corporate

Non-member,not exhibiting

$1500 $1600 $1700 $1800 N/A

*Please call the UPCEA Washington Office at 202.659.3130 to receive a promotional code.

Your registration will not be complete until you have both completed the registrationform and paid. To attend The Summit for Online Leadership and take advantage of the EarlyRegistration Fee, you must fill out the online registration form and pay the registration fee byMay 16, 2016. The Regular Registration Fee will apply beginning May 17, 2016. The RegularRegistration Fee will be in effect from May 17, 2016 until June 6, 2016. To attend the Summit

for Online Leadership and take advantage of the Regular Registration Fee, you must fill outthe online registration form and pay the registration fee by June 6, 2016. The Late RegistrationFee will apply beginning June 7, 2016. Payment for the full amount of the Late Registration Feemust be made by the first day of the Summit (June 27, 2016).

Event Photo PolicyRegistrants of the Summit for Online Leadershipagree to allow UPCEA or ACE and its officialphotographer to photograph them in thecontext of the conference. Footage captured by

the official photographer may be used in futureprint and electronic promotional and archivalmaterials. For questions or concerns, please call202.659.3130 or email [email protected].

Event HotelThe event hotel is the Washington Hilton.UPCEA’s room rate is $264 per night. Reserveyour room before the room block closes onWednesday, June 1, 2016.

Visit conferences.upcea.edu/SOL/travel.html to learn more.

Innovation HallAre you looking for innovative products andservices, and seeking solutions to meet thechallenges in today’s highly competitive andever-changing world of higher education?

Look no further than the Innovation Hall atthe 2016 Summit for Online Leadership. Don’tmiss your opportunity to connect with morethan 20 exhibiting companies showcasing thelatest in higher education solutions.

Innovation Hall Hours

Monday, June 27 2:00–5:00 PMTuesday, June 28 10:45 AM–4:30 PMWednesday, June 29 8:00 AM–12:30 PM

REGISTRATION

& FEES

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Thank you to all of our institutional sponsors!

Thank you to our overall event sponsors!

THANK

YOU


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One Dupont Circle NWSuite 615Washington, D.C. 20036

JUNE 27–29, 2016

WASHINGTON HILTON

WASHINGTON, D.C.

Visit conferences.upcea.edu/SOL

to register. Complete the registration

form and pay before May 16, 2016

to take advantage of the Early

Registration Fee!

Summit for Online Leadership 2016 Preliminary Program

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