|
|
|
  SEI Boot Camp
November 7-9 & 14-16, 2008
Location: Grand Canyon University, Williams Building
Phoenix, AZ
Keep your professional credits “in shape”! Arizona state law requires public and charter K-12 educators to complete an additional 45 hours of approved Structured English Immersion (SEI) training in order to receive Full SEI Endorsement. The 45-hour SEI Boot Camp covers the Arizona Department of Education's required training components in a convenient, targeted format—and participation qualifies for 45 hours of Professional Development Credit. Small class sizes ensure individual attention so you'll get the maximum benefit from your SEI Boot Camp experience. Tuition includes all learning materials and may be reimbursable by your district or school— contact your administration to find out if you qualify. Participants must attend 100% of the 45 hour training for the full SEI Endorsement.
| The Addiction Counseling Skills Conference
November 15, 2008
Location: Grand Canyon University
Phoenix, AZ
Learn practical addiction counseling skills from some of the nation’s leading college and university addiction educators. Presenters at the conference include board members of the International Coalition for Addiction Studies Education (INCASE); a professional association that specializes in addiction education and research.
• Gain Knowledge of Ethics in Addiction Counseling
• Learn About Borderline Personality Disorder and Addiction
• Discuss the Issues Behind Co-occurring Disorders
• Discover the Basics of Intervention and Treatment of Addiction
• See How Storytelling Can Be Used as a Transformative Teaching Tool for Addiction
Don’t miss this valuable opportunity to learn from the best in Addiction Counseling! Attend the Addiction Counseling Skills Conference November 15th, 2008!
| SEI Boot Camp
June 16- 21, 2008
Location: Grand Canyon University, Fleming Hall
Phoenix, AZ
Keep your professional credits “in shape”! Arizona state law requires public and charter K-12 educators to complete an additional 45 hours of approved Structured English Immersion (SEI) training in order to receive Full SEI Endorsement. The 6-day, 45-hour SEI Boot Camp covers the Arizona Department of Education's required training components in a convenient, targeted format—and participation qualifies for 45 hours of Professional Development Credit. Small class sizes (30 or less per classroom) ensure individual attention so you'll get the maximum benefit from your SEI Boot Camp experience. Tuition includes all learning materials and may be reimbursable by your district or school— contact your administration to find out if you qualify. Participants must attend 100% of the 6-day, 45 hour training for the full SEI Endorsement.
| Ken Blanchard's The One Minute Entrepreneur Book Tour
May 2nd, 2008
Location: Grand Canyon University, Ethington Theatre
Phoenix, AZ
Learn the secrets of world class leadership and entrepreneurial spirit by attending a special speaking engagement with Ken Blanchard as he discusses his latest book, The One Minute Entrepreneur™. This unique opportunity will allow business leaders and entrepreneurs to obtain a wealth of information on how to think, act and succeed in creating and sustaining a business.
Known as a prominent, expressive, sought-after author, speaker, and business consultant, Ken has continually impacted the day-to-day management of more people and companies than many others in the industry. Ken is the Chief Spiritual Officer of The Ken Blanchard Companies, an international management training and consulting firm founded in 1979. He has been awarded with several honors including the “Council of Peers Award of Excellence” from The National Speakers Association and the Golden Gavel Award from Toastmasters International. He has also co-written several best-selling business books including; The One Minute Manager, Leadership by the Book, and Leading at a Higher Level.
The Ken Blanchard College of Business, named after Ken Blanchard for his teachings of ethical values to business leaders, incorporates many of his proven “leading at a higher level,” values-driven concepts and techniques into its curriculum.
The first 200 people to RSVP will receive a free copy of Ken Blanchard’s latest book, The One Minute Entrepreneur™. Don’t miss the opportunity to hear one of the most insightful and powerful people in business today!
| The Arizona Church Workers’ Development Conference
April 12, 2008
Location: Ethington Theatre at Grand Canyon University
Phoenix, AZ
Whether you are already active in your church ministry or want to become more involved, this conference will get you fired up! As you join together in fellowship with church workers from across the state, you will learn, share, and become inspired to lead and to serve in your place of worship. Do you want to reach the “plugged-in” generation? Would you like to hear success stories from others who have grown their ministry efforts? Do you thirst for volunteers to help carry the load? Then come to the campus that cares about you – Grand Canyon University.
| Extending Life: Setting the Agenda for the Ethics of Aging, Death and Immortality
March 6 - 8, 2008
Location: The Grace Inn Conference Center
Examining emerging developments in medicine, biotechnologies and cultures has become an important part of the Bioethics subject matter. With the continuous rise in the nation’s aging population, there is a need to analyze and explore the ethical issues developing from this group. These ethical issues include long- term care, attitudes toward dying and end of life decision-making and organ donation. In addition, there is a continuing disagreement for and against the legalization of assisted suicide and euthanasia and the hype and hope of biological immortality. These issues are important and need to be faced as the population grows older. The Extending Life Conference and Institutes, sponsored in part by The Center for Educational Excellence at Grand Canyon University will confront these issues head on. With topics this important to today’s society, this event is one not to be missed.
| Parenting Seminar
November 6, 2007
Location: Ethington Theatre at Grand Canyon University
Overview: Don’t miss this special opportunity to spend an entertaining and informative evening with Dr. Kevin Leman, author of the Birth Order Book. An internationally known Christian psychologist and award winning author, Dr. Leman has taught and entertained audiences worldwide with his wit and common sense psychology. Dr. Leman will teach you to appreciate the strengths of different birth orders and to enjoy and benefit from your own uniqueness. He will also provide you with parenting strategies for each of your children’s birth order. This is a special event not to miss! Purchase tickets now!
| Lead Like Jesus Simulcast
October 19th, 2007
Location: GCU Campus
This special video simulcast is presented in the newly renovated auditorium on the campus of Grand Canyon University. Presented via satellite, Dr. Ken Blanchard, devout Christian, world renown business consultant, author of The One Minute Manager, and founder of an international business consulting firm will speak from his heart about servant leadership. Take Jesus into your heart in a totally different way, learn how to take the principals of servant leadership as modeled by Jesus of Nazareth, and bring them into your life, your family, and your workplace…because it can make a difference. Seating is limited to the first 325 guests; don’t miss your chance to see this year’s Lead Like Jesus Simulcast Event! Continental breakfast and lunch included.
| Curriculum Mapping
May 9th, 2007
Location: Gallup, NM
Overview: “What gets taught is the strongest single predictor of gains in achievement,” according to Andrew Porter; Vanderbilt University. Learn why these words can ring true in your district and why ALL schools should actively involve their teachers in the process of curriculum mapping. Additionally, find out about the difference it can make on student achievement and other benefits and unintended outcomes.
| Brain Based Education
June 12 - 13th, 2007
Location: Wyoming
Overview: Learn more about the brain and learning from national experts and classroom practitioners. This conference will teach multiple strategies that you can apply to instruction everyday. Topics will include: - Action Based Learning
- Brain Gym in the Classroom
- Differentiating Instruction
- The Brain and Learning
- Art, Science, Music and the Brain
- Gender Differences and the Brain
- Outdoor Experience with John Haskins
| Classroom Excellence in Assessment and Instruction
August 13 - 15th, 2007
Location: Seattle, WA
Overview: In a time where accountability is on everyone’s mind, we are faced with the moral obligation of providing every student with a quality and equitable education. This professional educators conference will equip you with a systems approach that ensures continuous improvement for your district and/or campus. A variety of strategies will be shared that will help you link and align the assessment, instruction, and curriculum that are key to continuous school improvement. This conference is a ‘must-attend’ for educators who want to maximize learning outcomes.
| Youth Ministry Training and Luncheon
August 14th, 2007
Location: GCU Campus
Overview: Youth Pastors – you won’t want to miss this opportunity to join your peers in a special day of fellowship and learning at Grand Canyon University. This training seminar is absolutely free – lunch included. You will learn: - A fresh perspective on reaching students in today’s culture
- How to maintain you ‘ministry momentum’
- Tips for establishing a successful ministry on a high school campus
Seating is limited to the first 65 participants. You told us of a great need for practical training; The Center for Educational Excellence at Grand Canyon University is answering the call and showing our commitment to your ministry. RSVP today!
| High Expectations for All: From Standards to Student Success
August 23 - 24th, 2007
Location: Waco, TX
Overview: How can districts make progress without a coherent system for addressing state standards? This professional educators conference will provide you with tools and strategies to ensure that ALL students succeed. Topics include challenging racial inequality in our schools, improving the alignment of standards to student success, and a motivational presentation on setting high expectations. If you are tired of just meeting standards year after year, this is a conference you won’t want to miss!
| |
Coming Soon! |
|
|
welcome also! 