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The Fall 2009 TOPICS is available. Click here to view the Fall 2009 TOPICS. Click here for 2010 Conference Updates! ANNOUNCEMENTS The 55th Annual Professional Development Conference for the Michigan Association of Adult and Continuing Education (MAACE) will be held March 19, 2010 at the Lexington Lansing Hotel in Lansing, Michigan. An Invitation On behalf of the MAACE Board of Directors I invite you to attend our 55th Annual professional development conference! The 2010 Conference will be held at the Lexington Lansing Hotel in Lansing on March 19, 2010. Check out the details on our website (www.maace.org)! The purpose of the conference is to bring together those of us who work with and meet the challenges and opportunities of educating adults. The conference will focus on partnership as a way to expand our reach as well as our resources. It is an opportunity to reflect on adult education and to share information, ideas and experiences. Conference participants represent diverse educational sectors and programs including school districts, public and private colleges and universities, intermediate school districts, community colleges, correctional facilities, health and social service agencies, and business and industry. Participants provide quality and enriching adult and continuing education programs and quality research throughout the State of Michigan. The enthusiasm of lifelong learning practitioners and researchers remains strong, and the willingness to share new ideas and innovations continues to set MAACE apart from other professional associations. Please join us for the 55th Annual MAACE Professional Development Conference! Register by December 11, 2009 so that you can take advantage of the $129 Early Bird Registration Rate! MAACE invites you to submit a proposal for the 2010 annual professional development conference. This is an invitation to join us in Lansing, MI to explore and share information on the importance of looking towards the future in adult education. The 2010 Call for Proposals is now available! Click here to view, print and submit the 2010 Call for Proposals. The 2010 Conference Registration Information is available. Click here to view and print the 2010 Conference Registration Information. We look forward to your continued support! Should you have any questions, please contact Cynthia Ward at ac2736@wayne.edu or Karen Peacock at kpeacock1@emich.edu. Check back for updates. The 2010 Exhibitors, Advertisers, & Sponsors Information is available. Click here to view and print the 2010 Exhibitors, Advertisers, & Sponsors Letter. Click here to view and print the 2010 Exhibitors, Advertisers, & Sponsors Registration Form. If you have questions, please call Cheryl Aubuchon at 734-542-4368 or via e-mail at caubuchon@emich.edu. Click here for the 2010 Scholarships & Awards Nomination Form. Click here for current conference updates and information. Adobe Acrobat Reader is necessary to view the 2010 Conference Registration, the 2010 Conference Program Overview, the 2010 Exhibitors, Advertisers, & Sponsors information, and the Fall 2009 TOPICS. New Board Members: Patty Higgins, Jean Morciglio and Karen Peacock
Patty Higgins, appointed to
MAACE Board of Directors!
Jean Morciglio, appointed to
MAACE Board of Directors!
Member News MAACE members! Please feel free to send information and material you would like to share with other MAACE members! You can send information electronically to Julie Brockman at brockma4@msu.edu or by mail to: 110 Linton Hall, The Graduate School, Michigan State University, E. Lansing, MI 48824. WMU’s Lansing Director to Join Cooley Law School
Gus H. Breymann, director of Western Michigan University’s Lansing campus since 1981, will retire from that position in January and join Cooley Law School as the Director of International and Extended Studies. For the last 22 years, Breymann was responsible for the planning, administration, and evaluation of all academic programs offered by WMU in Lansing. The regional campus offers 10 undergraduate and graduate curricula in their entirety at its Lansing site. Breymann was also responsible for developing graduate and undergraduate seminars, workshops and other programs for governmental units, business, industry and the general public. He also taught in the University’s Master of Public Administration (MPA) program locally. As WMU’s academic advisor for all Lansing students in the MPA program, Breymann has previously worked with Cooley. WMU and Cooley together offer a duel MPA/JD degree. In addition, Cooley offers J.D. classes in Grand Rapids, in the WMU Graduate Center until Cooley’s Grand Rapids building is completed. Breymann has been involved with a number of community organizations, including the Lansing Regional Chamber of Commerce and the Capital Area Chapter of the American Society for Public Administration (ASAP), He is a longtime member of the national ASPA organization and was recognized for 25 years of service to the organization in 2002. Breymann was instrumental in starting a Lansing student chapter of the American College of Health Care Executives and the Michigan Capital Area Chapter of the Project Management Institute. He is a member of the Michigan Association for Adult and Continuing Education and the Capital Area Higher Education Network. Prior to relocating in the Lansing area in 1981, Breymann held management positions in city government and nonprofit agencies in Grand Rapids. Ann Miller, Associate Dean of Programs, Planning and Assessment at Cooley, voiced Cooley’s enthusiasm over the news of Breymann’s arrival. “Mr. Breymann provides an extraordinary role model for public service to our entire academic community,” Miller said. “He brings exceptional organizational skills and a wealth of knowledge about international extended programs, particularly in geographically diverse sites. His experiences mesh perfectly with Cooley’s mission – and he is a great guy!” Breymann’s public service work includes a stint as the Director of Budget and Management for the U.S. Peace Corps in the Republic of the Philippines, directing all financial and administrative services for the agency throughout the country. Breymann’s background also includes service as Executive Officer, Office of Medical Programs at the Peace Corps U.S. headquarters in Washington, D.C., and as Associate Peace Corps Director in Sabah (North Borneo), Malaysia. 2009 Membership Renewal Institutional Memberships |
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