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Cray Academy Summer Institute 2009
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Dear Participant of the Cray Academy Summer Institute:
This letter is to confirm your registration
for the 2009
CESA 10 Cray Academy Summer Institute being held July 27-30, 2009.
You will find several links
with this letter as part of your confirmation:
1.
General information for the Institute – see below.
2.
Map to
get to Chippewa Valley Technical College in Eau Claire and available parking.
3.
Lunch
menu for the Institute (lunch is provided; no
substitutions will be available, we apologize for any inconvenience this may
cause)
Important
Information:
1.
All fees (Registration/Session/Graduate Credit fees must be paid by Friday,
July 17. If you are unsure about your balance, please contact Gerri
Bresina at 715-720-2048 or by email at gbresina@cesa10.k12.wi.us.
2.
If you are taking a session(s) for credit, we must receive a complete University
of Wisconsin Credit 2009 CESA Summer Institute Registration Form. Go
here
to download and print a form. This should be sent to CESA 10 no later
than July 17.
If you have any questions regarding your
registration confirmation, please call Gerri Bresina at 715-720-2048 or email
her at gbresina@cesa10.k12.wi.us
We look forward to seeing you at the Institute
at CVTC during the week of July 27!
Sincerely,
Cray Academy Summer
Institute Planning Team
2009 CESA
10 Cray Academy Summer Institute
General Information
1.
The Institute sessions
will be held at the Business Campus of Chippewa Valley Technical College. Sessions
will be held on all three levels of the CVTC building. See room
assignment list and map.
2.
Sessions are scheduled
to go from 8:30 am to 4:30 pm. A 45-minute lunch is provided on-site
(see menu attached). A morning and afternoon break will be offered but
scheduled at the discretion of the presenter to avoid unnatural breaks in the
presentation. Break items and water (coffee for AM breaks) will be brought
to each level of the building for your convenience.
3.
There is a keynote address by Thomas Guskey in the Auditorium on Monday, July
27 at 8:30 am. If you are taking the Institute for credit, you must attend
the keynote presentation.
4.
Registration is from 7:30 to 8:30 each morning. Registration will be
held inside Door 1B (see parking
map)
on each day. Please check in on the morning of your first session to
obtain materials specific to the sessions in which you are registered. You
will only need to register on the first day of your attendance.
5.
A continental breakfast will be available during registration as a kick-off
on Monday, July 27.
6.
There will be a daily attendance sheet at each session that you will need to
sign.
7.
The school is air-conditioned. You may want to bring a sweater or jacket
in the event a session room is cooler than your personal comfort level.
8.
You will be provided with a lanyard and name badge upon registration to the
Institute. Badges must be worn at all Institute functions. Parking
in the gated lots is free if you show your Cray Academy Summer Institute name
badge upon exiting the lot.
9.
As a courtesy to all Institute attendees and presenters, we request that all
electronic devices (pagers, cell phones, etc.) be turned off during educational
sessions. If you must use your cell phone, please use the silent/vibrate
mode, and step outside the meeting room so you do not disturb other attendees.
10.
If you are attending the week for two university graduate credits, the
requirements state that you must attend the keynote address and sessions for
the full week. A short reaction paper is required for each session attended. A
summary paper (3-5 pages in length) or project as determined by your instructor,
tying together what you have learned and how it can be applied to your specific
teaching position, will be required.
If you are attending for one
university graduate credit and your session starts on Tuesday or Wednesday,
you are not required to attend the keynote address. A short reaction
paper is required for each session attended. A summary paper (3-5 pages
in length) or project as determined by your instructor, tying together what
you have learned and how it can be applied to your specific teaching position,
will be required.
11.
A reminder of the Cancellation Policy: Sessions that have been cancelled
have been determined and participants for those sessions have been contacted. No
refunds are available or being processed any longer. Refunds will not
be given for no-shows.
Help: The
Summer Institute Office (Room 250 – second floor) will be staffed at
all times. Summer Institute staff are identified by the dark green polo shirts.
Message Board: A
message board will be placed near the registration area. Any incoming
messages will be posted there.
Evaluations: We
value participant feedback when planning conferences. Please take a few minutes
to complete the evaluation form at each sectional and the one about the overall
conference.
Make it a Great Conference
þ Arrive promptly for sessions,
late entrances are distracting.
þ Please do not tip the chairs
- others trip on the chair legs. If you want to reserve a chair, please
lay something across the back or on the seat.
þ Silence all cellular phones
and pagers during presentations.
þ Be considerate of presenters
and others by limiting private conversations.
þ Take only one copy of handouts
per session you are attending.
þ Dress in layers as room temperatures
vary.
þ Be respectful of room capacities
and plan accordingly.
þ Leave personal/specific questions
for the speaker until the end of the presentation.
þ Check your area for personal
belongings before you leave.
þ Dispose of trash properly.
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