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Updated 12/16/20 2020 AVCA Virtual Convention Seminars At-A-Glance December 16 – 19, 2020 • Attendees will enter the AVCA Virtual Convention via a link to the virtual platform. The link will be sent to attendees approximately one week prior to the convention. • Login to the virtual convention with your e-mail address and convention registration ID number. • You will enter the virtual convention through the Lobby. Visit the virtual platform sections listed on the schedule below to attend live and on-demand educational sessions. • All educational programming is available on-demand after the session unless otherwise noted. • Virtual Convention attendees will have access to the platform content Dec. 16 – 19 during the virtual convention through Jan. 14, 2021. Please note education sessions will be available to virtual convention attendees only through the platform and content will not be posted on the AVCA website. DATE & TIME VIRTUAL (all times listed in SEMINAR TITLE (Suggested Audience/Level) SPEAKER(S) PLATFORM Eastern) SECTION Wednesday, December 16, 2020 Pre-Convention Seminar: Analyzing the Game from Multiple Perspectives: A Deep Luka Slabe (NC State & USAV 1 – 3 p.m. ET Main Stage Dive into Skill Training and Philosophy – presented by United States Marine Corps Women) Advanced Career Education (ACE): Competencies Needed to Keep Your College Head Job ACE 2020: The Race for Relevance • Raising Funds: Learning the System – Wade Garard & Pauline Thiros (1 – 2 Wade Garard (First Point Volleyball Foundation), Pauline p.m.) Thiros (Idaho State), Brian (ACE Competency: Fundraising & Making Yourself Relevant on Campus) Gimmillaro (Long Beach State – • ACE Q&A Session: Raising Funds with Wade Garard, Pauline Thiros & Brian 1 – 4 p.m. ET Retired), Bruce Rasmussen Sessions Gimmillaro (2 – 2:30 p.m.) (Creighton), Jaime Gordon • Managing Up: Turning Administrators into Committed Partners – Bruce (Morehead State), TJ Meagher Rasmussen, Pauline Thiros, Jaime Gordon & Kirsten Bernthal Booth (Moderator) (Houston) & Kirsten Bernthal (2:30 – 3:30 p.m.) Booth (Creighton) - Moderator (ACE Competency: Working with Administrators & Creating Partnerships) • ACE Q&A Session: Turning Administrators into Committed Partners – Bruce Rasmussen, Pauline Thiros, Jaime Gordon & TJ Meagher (3:30 – 4) Club Management Track (Club – Advanced) – presented by JVA & Art of Coaching Volleyball • 1 – 1:45: Recruit, Manage, Retain, Repeat - How to Establish a Culture of Emily Hawthorne (The Academy), Service and Excellence – Emily Hawthorne & Katelyn Storms Katelyn Storms (The Academy) • 2 – 2:45: The Basics of HR: Hiring, Developing and Supporting a Coaching Kathy Kennedy (NKYVC – 1 – 5:45 p.m. ET Staff – Kathy Kennedy Retired), Mike Lingenfelter Sessions • 3 – 3:45: Competitive Training: How Coaching and Cues can Maintain Culture (Munciana), Steve Sack & Consistency – Mike Lingenfelter (Michigan Elite) & Sherry Fadool • 4 – 4:45: Club Finances: Accounting & Budgeting for Volleyball Clubs - A (Triangle Volleyball Club) Common Sense Approach – Steve Sack • 5 – 5:45: Business Operations: The Foundation of Your Club – Sherry Fadool Login Learning Lab: A Conversation on Training Philosophies (Participants Must Sign-Up Luka Slabe (NC State & USAV instructions 3:15 – 4 p.m. ET in Advance) Women) will be sent to sign-up list 4:15 – 4:45 p.m. ET Keynote Presentation: Building a Better Learning Environment (All – Intermediate) Trevor Ragan (The Learner Lab) Main Stage Exhibitor Showcase Sessions Sue Webber (NCSA), Aaron • NCSA Team Edition™: Recruiting Resources for Clubs and HS Coaches – Johnson (NCSA), Jeremy presented by NCSA (Sue Webber & Aaron Johnson) 4:45 – 5:45 p.m. ET Goldberg (LeagueApps), Paul Sessions • How LeagueApps Brings Everything Under One Roof (Jeremy Goldberg & Cusick (LeagueApps) & David Gil Paul Cusick) (Vert) • Vert: Returning to Play with Confidence (David Gil) Thursday, December 17, 2020 Jamie Morrison (Former Dutch 11 – 11:45 a.m. ET Blocking: How Mechanics & Systems Fit Together (All – Intermediate) Sessions Women’s Coach) Jen Petrie (San Diego), Bobbi Reasons to Stay: How to Stay Energized and Continue to Learn & Grow at the 11 – 11:45 a.m. ET Petersen (Northern Iowa), Tonya Sessions Same School (College – Intermediate) – presented by WeCOACH Johnson (Texas) & Cecile Reynaud (WeCOACH & USAV) – Moderator Shaun Kupferberg (Howard), Sam Shweisky (Princeton), Matt “Through My Lens” Panel Discussion (All – Intermediate) – presented by the 11 – 11:45 a.m. ET Ulmer (Oregon) & Sharon Clark Sessions Diversity Development Team (Butler & AVCA President) - Moderator Control the Chaos: Using Defensive Skills and Ball Control to Help Create Time for 11 – 11:45 a.m. ET Jen Flynn Oldenburg (Ohio State) Sessions your Offense (All – Intermediate) How Your Player’s Mentality and Mental Training Can Advance Your Program (All – Kirsten Bernthal Booth 11 – 11:45 a.m. ET Sessions Intermediate) (Creighton) VolleyBro's: Growing Your Boys Club Program Through Junior Coaching and Mini 11 – 11:45 a.m. ET Rob Holley (Jacksonville Juniors) Sessions Volley (Developing Players Ages 7-10) (Men’s/Boys – Beginner) Angie Akers (USA Beach), Scott Davenport (Canada Beach), In this Together: Drills from Around the World (Beach – Advanced) – presented by 11 – 11:45 a.m. ET Lucas Motta Palermo (Brazil Sessions The International Beach Volleyball Coaches Association (IBVCA) Beach) & Fabian Tobias (Germany Beach) 12 – 12:45 p.m. ET Technical and Tactical Considerations for First Contact (All – Intermediate) Hugh McCutcheon (Minnesota) Sessions Collecting, Viewing and Using Richer Data with Excel (All – Intermediate) – 12 – 12:45 p.m. ET Nate Ngo (USAV Men’s) Sessions presented by USA Volleyball Practice Planning & Execution (All – Intermediate) – presented by Art of Coaching Terry Liskevych (Art of Coaching 12 – 12:45 p.m. ET Sessions Volleyball Volleyball) Jeff Alzina (Santa Clara), Anna Collier (Former DI Head Beach Coach), Delaney Mewhirter In Game Coaching: What Happens in the Box and How to Maximize your Time with (Pepperdine), Wayne Holly 12 – 12:45 p.m. ET Sessions Multiple Pairs (Beach – Advanced) (Beach Prospects & Former DI Head Coach) & Megan Burgdorf (Beach Volleyball Consulting) - 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