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SARIC Summer Programs 2015 To view the SARIC Programs go to: www.southalabama.edu/saric - To Register on STI-PD go to: https://pdweb.alsde.edu/ 1 South Alabama Research and Inservice Center 75 N. University Blvd - UCOM 3850 University of South Alabama Mobile, AL 36688 Phone: 251-380-2741 Fax: 251-380-2707 Staff Dr. Wanda Maulding-Green, Director Dr. Kathy Sellers, Associate Director Cinthia Moore, Professional Development Coordinator Anita Bookout, Accountant Clerk Ph: (251) 380-2741 Fax: (251) 380-2707 SARIC Governing Board Rebecca Becnel Tim Savage Saraland City Public Schools Washington County Public Schools Shaska Crabtree Valerie Stevens Mobile County Public Schools Monroe County Public Schools Harold Crouch Washington County Public Schools Don Stringfellow Mobile County Public Schools Dr. Stephanie Harrison Baldwin County Public Schools Jessica Weekley Mobile County Public Schools Dr. Richard Hayes University of South Alabama Elizabeth Wiggins Monroe County Public Schools Dr. Andi Kent University of South Alabama Dr. Catherliene Williamson Amy Lowe Alabama State Department of Education Chickasaw City Public Schools Connie Yelding Vickie Morris Baldwin County Public Schools Thomasville City Public Schools Christy Roberts Mobile County Public Schools SARIC Governing Board – Executive Advisors Dr. Vic Adkison Dr. Kathy Murphy Thomasville City Public Schools Monroe County Public Schools Larry Bagley Robbie Owen Clarke County Public Schools Baldwin County Public Schools Kyle Kallhoff Martha Peek Chickasaw City Public Schools Mobile County Public Schools Dr. Aaron Milner Dr. Joe Walter Saraland City Public Schools Satsuma City Public Schools To view the SARIC Programs go to: www.southalabama.edu/saric - To Register on STI-PD go to: https://pdweb.alsde.edu/ 2 General Information Who May Attend Any public school teacher, administrator, or school board member from SARIC, Region 10, school districts may attend SARIC programs. Registration Registration for all school districts in the SARIC Region 10 are in STI-PD: http://pdweb.alsde.edu/ You may register for any workshop at any location unless it is other wise noted; you are not Restricted to workshops held in the school system where you are employed. Room accommodations, hand-outs, and presentations will be based on the number of people who pre-register. In order to make the workshops as effective and enjoyable for everyone, please: • Bring a sweater or light-weight jacket • Arrive on time • Register only for those workshops at your grade level • Do not bring children If you register for a workshop and find you cannot attend, please call (251)380-2741. If you decide to attend a workshop for which you did not register, please call to make sure there is room and the workshop is still scheduled. SARIC has voice mail, so you may call before or after hours and leave a message. Cancellation of Workshops: Should there not be a sufficient number of pre-registrations five (5) days prior to a workshop, it will be cancelled. Those who have pre-registered will be notified. For more information about South Alabama Research and Inservice Center (SARIC) programs, write or call: South Alabama Research and Inservice Center 75 N. University Blvd. – UCOM 3850 Mobile, AL 36688 Phone: (251)380-2741 Or visit our website at: www.southalabama.edu/saric To view the SARIC Programs go to: www.southalabama.edu/saric - To Register on STI-PD go to: https://pdweb.alsde.edu/ 3 To register for SARIC summer professional learning opportunities follow these steps. Instructions for Registration in STI-PD Log on to the ALSDE STI Professional Development program: http://pdweb.alsde.edu/ 1. Click on the PD Titles tab. 2. Click on Search the PD Title Catalog. 3. Enter the PD Title Number of the session that you wish to attend in the prompt for PD Title Number on the right side of the screen. 4. Click Search Now 5. You will now see the matching PD titles at the bottom of your screen. You may have to use the !scroll bar to view the PD title. 6. Click on List to the right of the session title in blue and scroll to the session you would like to attend. (Please double check date, time and location before proceeding.) 7. Click Enroll Now for the session you wish to attend. ** You must check your e-mail account over the summer. All confirmations and/or workshop changes are sent through STI-PD e-mail. Please make sure your contact information is current in STI-PD, especially your email address and telephone number. If your user name and/or password do not work, consult your system-level PD coordinator at your Central Office. Please register as soon as possible, a program must have a minimum of five (5) enrolled participants, at least five (5) days before the program begins, or the program will be cancelled. You must register for each program through STI PD, as SARIC cannot register for you. To view the SARIC Programs go to: www.southalabama.edu/saric - To Register on STI-PD go to: https://pdweb.alsde.edu/ 4 Program #: 16 STIPD#: SARIC#9831 To view the SARIC Programs go to: www.southalabama.edu/saric - To Register on STI-PD go to: https://pdweb.alsde.edu/ 5 The conference is FREE and will focus on the following four strands: • Effective/High Impact Instruction • Culturally Responsive Teaching • School Climate and Culture • School Leadership ! The proposed schedule is as follows: 8:00 - 8:45! Registration 8:45 - 9:45! !Welcome, Keynote (Dr. Stephen Peters) 10:00 - 11:45! Session I 11:45 - 12:45! !Lunch! 1:00 - 2:45! Session II Register by clicking here: Google Registration Form Participants will be given a certificate of attendance on the day of the conference. The certificate will also have a PD Title Number for use with receiving PD credit on STI-PD To view the SARIC Programs go to: www.southalabama.edu/saric - To Register on STI-PD go to: https://pdweb.alsde.edu/ 6 3-D Printing (Gr. 6-12) Session offered at RSS Mini Conference STIPD#: SARIC#9831 Attention all teachers of middle and high school students! Our all-new 3-D Printer Workshop will take you and your students far past the pages of 2-D and into the creative world of 3-D! In our workshop participants are given a hands-on experience where they not only learn about these fascinating devices, but get to print their very own 3-D models! To view the SARIC Programs go to: www.southalabama.edu/saric - To Register on STI-PD go to: https://pdweb.alsde.edu/ 7 Arts in Education Dance – Music – Theatre – Visual Art Discover how to integrate dance, music, theatre and visual art across the curriculum. Explore reading, math, science, social studies and other subjects as they are enhanced by the arts! Elementary Program begins June 23, 2015 Middle School Math Program begins August 22, 2015 Earn up to 48 inservice hours! Receive over $200 in FREE materials! For registration information, contact: 251-460-6272 or [email protected] To view the SARIC Programs go to: www.southalabama.edu/saric - To Register on STI-PD go to: https://pdweb.alsde.edu/ 8 To view the SARIC Programs go to: www.southalabama.edu/saric - To Register on STI-PD go to: https://pdweb.alsde.edu/ 9 Jean-Paul’s Daring Adventure: Stories from Old Mobile Gr. 3-8 Program #: 48 STIPD#: SARIC#9873 June 23, 2015 9:00 am – 1:00 pm USA Main Campus – Archaeology Building Dig Into the Past! The Archaeology Museum at the University of South Alabama is pleased to partner with the Mobile County Public School System and present: Jean-Paul’s Daring Adventure: Stories From Old Mobile. This graphic novel tells the story of the Le Sueur family who canoed from Montreal to Mobile in 1704. This workshop will provide teachers with an overview of Old Mobile, the first French settlement in the United States. Teachers will learn more about the LeSueur's amazing journey and receive the lesson plans developed to accompany the new graphic novel. Come and see how the past can come to life! To view the SARIC Programs go to: www.southalabama.edu/saric - To Register on STI-PD go to: https://pdweb.alsde.edu/ 10 Crash Course in Mobile History II! Gr. 4-11 STIPD#: SARIC#9836 Program #: 54 June 26, 2015 Time: 9:00 am – 4:00 pm History Museum of Mobile Maximum Number of Participants: 35 Description: Learn about our local history and its connections to state and national history in this one day seminar. College professors and history specialists will give presentations beginning with the Progressive Era and ending with the Civil Rights Era. Information on the programs that the museum offers for school groups will also be given. Participants will receive a pre-visit packet with museum information and lesson plans that tie to the museum’s exhibits. Speakers: Progressive Era – David E. Alsobrook, Ph.D, History Museum of Mobile WWI Era – Jacob Laurence, History Museum of Mobile Great Depression/New Deal Era – Tom Ward, Ph.D, Department of History, Spring Hill College World War II – Matthew Downs, Ph.D, University of Mobile Civil Rights Era— Scotty E. Kirkland, History Museum of Mobile Tour of Museum Permanent Exhibit—Jennifer Fondren, History Museum of Mobile FREE parking is available in the Fort Conde parking lot just behind the Museum. To view the SARIC Programs go to: www.southalabama.edu/saric - To Register on STI-PD go to: https://pdweb.alsde.edu/ 11 To learn about Monroe County history and, visit historic places in a county that is older than the State of Alabama. Touring Historic Places in Monroe County (Gr. K-12) Program #: 94 STIPD# SARIC#9880 July 22, 2015 8:00am – 2:00 pm Meet at the Monroe County Courthouse Learn about historical events and sites that focus on early Alabama History, including the Indian Territory era, pioneer settlement, the significance of the Federal Road, mill towns, and steamboat traffic on the Alabama River.
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