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American Association of Family & Consumer Sciences 108TH ANNUAL CONFERENCE & EXPO

JUNE 25-28, 2017 | HYATT REGENCY | DALLAS, TEXAS

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ONLINE LEARNING About AAFCS Based in the Washington, WELCOME TO D.C., area, AAFCS is the only professional association that provides leadership and support to family and consumer sciences (FCS) students and professionals from multiple practice settings and content areas. AAFCS members assist individuals, families, and American Association of Family & Consumer Sciences communities in making 108TH ANNUAL CONFERENCE & EXPO informed decisions about their well-being, relationships, and June 25-28, 2017 | Dallas, Texas resources to achieve optimal quality of life. Table of Contents For over 100 years, AAFCS members have been working to improve General Information...... 4 the quality and standards Hotel Floor Plans...... 6 of individual and family life by delivering Conference Sponsors...... 7 educational programs, Conference Schedule (Sat. – Wed.)...... 8 influencing public policy, Special Events...... 22 and conducting research. Expo Hours...... 29 They provide research- based knowledge about Exhibit Hall Floor Plan...... 30 the topics of everyday Exhibitor Directory ...... 31 life, including human Honor Roll of Donors...... 35 development, personal 2018 Annual Conference Info...... 38 and family finance, housing and interior design, food science, nutrition and wellness, App: eventmobi.com/aafcsac2017 textiles and apparel, and Internet: PSAV_Event_Solutions consumer issues. Access Key: AAFCS108

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AAFCS Annual Conference & Expo • Provide tools that help individuals and families Attendance better manage financial issues faced at major life stages. Attendance at the Annual Conference and the Expo is by registration badge only; admission to all events, • Utilize research-based information and strategies sessions, and the Expo is restricted to those with a to help individuals and families achieve registration badge. desired financial outcomes through improved communication and cooperation. • Assess best practices for consumers when making Advance Ticket Sales purchasing and resource decisions, including how to protect their identity and assets. Tickets for AAFCS-sponsored meals and special events must be purchased in advance. Because • Select appropriate technology and online tools to AAFCS must guarantee meal reservations prior to securely manage personal finances. the opening of the conference, educational excursion and meal tickets will not be sold, exchanged, or refunded onsite. Expo The Expo is located in Marsalis A, which is on the lower floor of the Hyatt Regency Dallas, near the Association Central entrance to the Reunion Tower. Because of insurance, The AAFCS Booth area (Association Central) is children under 16 must be accompanied by an adult located in the Expo Hall. Stop by to meet AAFCS at this educational event. staff and network with fellow colleagues and peers.

Expo hours are: Communication Devices Grand Opening The use of mobile technology devices is permitted Monday, June 26 5:15pm - 7:15pm during general sessions and educational presentations. As a courtesy to the presenter, please ensure that sounds and alerts are silenced. Thank you. Expo Open Tuesday, June 27 8:00am - 12:30pm Endorsements Coffee Break 8:00am - 9:00am Presentation of a program or advertisement of a product, service, or viewpoint should not be construed as an endorsement by the American First Aid/Emergencies Association of Family & Consumer Sciences. If there is an emergency at the Hyatt, please dial 55. The hotel has trained professionals that will respond to the emergency location to render aid. If the Educational Excursions situation is life threatening, we encourage you to dial Tickets for the Educational Excursions must have 911 directly. been purchased in advance. Tickets for excursions will not be available onsite. Annual Conference Local Advisory Committee (ACLAC) Information Desk Educational Topics The 2017 ACLAC is hosting an information desk Participants in the AAFCS 108th Annual Conference near the AAFCS Registration Desk, Sunday through will learn how to: Wednesday. They will have information about Dallas and the surrounding areas, the Annual Conference, • Design financial education programs and activities and restaurant services. The AAFCS message board that meet the needs of diverse audiences. will also be in this area. The 2018 ACLAC will also be • Integrate financial education concepts into other hosting an information desk to answer your questions family and consumer sciences content areas. about our 2018 Conference in Atlanta, Georgia. • Examine financial implications of health, nutrition, and fitness information, programs, and services, such as the costs and benefits of the local food Lost and Found movement or the Affordable Care Act. The lost and found is located at the AAFCS Registration Desk.

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Parking Registration Overnight Valet Parking: $29 per night plus tax. The AAFCS Registration Desk is located in the Self-Parking: $19 per day plus tax. Reunion Foyer. Registration materials may only be picked up by the individual who is registered for the conference. Product Sales Tables The committees, communities, affiliates, and small Registration Hours of Operation: businesses of AAFCS offer a number of products for sale during the conference. Sales tables are located Saturday, June 24 5:00pm – 7:00pm outside of the General Session and outside of the Sunday, June 25 8:00am – 4:00pm entry to the breakout rooms, in the Point of View Monday, June 26 7:00am – 4:00pm Foyer. Tuesday, June 27 7:00am – 11:00am and Products are available for purchase during the 1:30pm – 4:30pm following hours: Wednesday, June 28 8:00am – 10:00am Monday, June 26 1:00pm - 4:00pm

Tuesday, June 27 9:00am - 5:30pm Registration List Professional Development Credit An alphabetical list of all attendees registered for the AAFCS Annual Conference is available for your Professional Development Units (PDUs) for review at the AAFCS Registration Desk. Attendees AAFCS-Certified Professionals are also encouraged to use the AAFCS Membership “Certificate of Completion” is available as a download Directory (members-only), AAFCS Communities in the conference app or as a paper copy at the (members-only), Facebook, Twitter, and LinkedIn registration desk. This form is necessary to verify to connect with colleagues and presenters. professional development units (PDUs) earned. Professionals with a CFCS credential can earn up Smoking to 39 PDUs, CPFFE credential can earn up to 23.5 PDUs, and CNWE credential can earn up to 19.5 The hotel is completely smoke-free throughout the PDUs through attendance at the Annual Conference, indoor space. There are designated smoking areas including participation in approved educational outside the hotel. excursions. PDUs may be earned by attending sessions and viewing exhibits. PDUs are also earned by attending certain meal functions that include Survey a scheduled speaker (see individual descriptions Your feedback about your AAFCS Annual Conference and PDU notations in the program). Remember to & Expo experience is very important to AAFCS. document your PDUs on the Certificate of Completion Following the conference, you will receive a link to linked in the app, on our website, and in the post- an online conference survey. In order to help you conference survey! complete the survey as accurately as possible, we have provided some topics for you to consider during Continuing Education Unit (CEU) Credit for NCFR- the Annual Conference & Expo: Certified Professionals • Reasons for attending the Annual Conference The AAFCS Annual Conference has been approved & Expo for CEU credit through the National Council on • Value of the Annual Conference events Family Relations (NCFR). If you would like to earn and sessions CEU credit, please come to the AAFCS Registration Desk for more information and the documentation. • Open hours and value of the Expo • Suggestions for future conferences Continuing Education Unit (CEU) Credit for • Reasons why you would attend next AFCPE®-Certified Professionals year’s conference The AAFCS Annual Conference has been approved for CEU credit through the Association for Financial Counseling and Planning Education® (AFCPE®). If you would like to earn CEU credit, please come to the AAFCS Registration Desk for more information and the documentation.

AAFCS 108th Annual Conference & Expo Program Guide 5 HYATT REGENCY DALLAS 300 Reunion Boulevard Dallas, TX 75207 USA

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6 AAFCS 108th Annual Conference & Expo Program Guide THANK YOU TO OUR 2017 ANNUAL CONFERENCE SPONSORS

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Invitation Only Ticket Required

Saturday, June 24, 2017

CFCS CPFFE CNWE TIME EVENT PDU PDU PDU ROOM

9:00am - 5:00pm AAFCS Board of Directors Meeting Pryor-Crockett

12:00pm - 1:00pm AAFCS Board of Directors Luncheon Moreno A

LEADERSHIP ACADEMY SESSIONS McMillan 2017 AAFCS Leadership Academy Luncheon

12:00pm - 9:00pm LEADERSHIP ACADEMY SESSIONS 6.5 0 0 Bryan-Beeman A/B 2017 AAFCS Leadership Academy Part 1 5:00pm - 7:00pm Registration Desk Open Reunion Foyer

6:30pm - 8:00pm LEADERSHIP ACADEMY SESSIONS Moreno A/B 2017 AAFCS Leadership Academy and Board of Directors Dinner 8:15pm - 9:15pm Orientation for the Leadership Council McMillan

Sunday, June 25, 2017 CFCS CPFFE CNWE TIME EVENT PDU PDU PDU ROOM 8:00am - 4:00pm Registration/ACLAC Information Desks Open Reunion Foyer

8:00am - 9:15am LEADERSHIP ACADEMY SESSIONS Bryan-Beeman A/B

2017 AAFCS Leadership Academy Breakfast

8:00am - 3:00pm LEADERSHIP ACADEMY SESSIONS 5.5 0 0 Bryan-Beeman A/B

2017 AAFCS Leadership Academy Part 2 8:30am - 4:00pm Pre-Conference Workshop: Preparing an AAFCS 6.5 0 0 Moreno A/B Accreditation Self-Study Report (complimentary with registration purchase) Presented by: Frances Andrews, CFCS; Laura Stephenson; Carol L. Anderson, CFCS; Lizabeth Self-Mullens; Lynda Martin; Mary S. Olle; and Lori A. Myers, CFCS 8:30am - 9:00am Leadership Council Meeting Registration Cotton Bowl 8:45am - 11:00am 2.25 0 0 Meet at Trinity EDUCATIONAL EXCURSION Crossing Entrance Walking Tour of the West End Architecture District 9:00am - 12:00pm Leadership Council Meeting Part 1 3 0 0 Cotton Bowl 9:15am - 3:15pm 4.5 0 0 Meet at Trinity EDUCATIONAL EXCURSION Crossing Entrance Nutrition, Food Service and Hospitality: Behind the Scenes at the Dallas Cowboys’ AT&T Stadium and the Dallas Farmers’ Market 9:30am - 3:15pm 4.5 0 0 Meet at Trinity EDUCATIONAL EXCURSION Crossing Entrance Focus on Design at the Dallas Arboretum 12:00pm - 1:00pm International Federation of Home Economics-US (IFHE- Gaston B US) Board of Directors Meeting

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Sunday, June 25, 2017 (continued) CFCS CPFFE CNWE TIME EVENT PDU PDU PDU ROOM

12:20pm - 1:15pm LEADERSHIP ACADEMY SESSIONS McMillan 2017 AAFCS Leadership Academy Luncheon 1:00pm - 2:15pm Leadership Council Part 2: Small Group Planning: Reps Sanger A/B from Assembly of Higher Education; Student Unit; Past Presidents Unit Leadership Council Part 2: Small Group Planning: Cotton Bowl Affiliate Presidents Unit 1:00pm - 4:00pm International Home Economics Services (IHES) Board Gaston A of Trustees Annual Meeting 2:30pm - 3:30pm Community of Elementary, Secondary, and Adult McMillan Education (ESAE) Business Meeting National Coalition for Family and Consumer Sciences Reverchon A/B Education Business Meeting National Coalition for Black Development in Family and Gaston B Consumer Sciences (NCBDFCS) Board Meeting 3:15pm - 4:15pm AAFCS Community Leaders Information Session Cotton Bowl

4:30pm - 6:30pm "Boots, Buck$, & BBQ" Welcome Reception 1 1 0 Reunion Foyer

Sponsored by

Kappa Omicron Nu and Phi Upsilon Omicron 0.5 0 0 Cotton Bowl Luncheon Presented by: Leah Stasieluk

“How Business Impacts Your Financial Fitness” 0.5 0.5 0 Bryan-Beeman A Luncheon, Sponsored by the Communities of Business and Entrepreneurship, Partners in Home and Community, and Non-Traditional Careers Presented by: Kari M. Beran, CFCS 1:00pm - 4:00pm Product Sales Tables (includes CT Affiliate, Disaster Point of View (foyer Assistance Partnership Fund, CA Affiliate-San Diego outside Baker, An Ounce of Nutrition, TX Affiliate, and Betty’s Gifts & Windsor, Cockrell) Rags to Bags)

1:30pm - 2:30pm FCS EDUCATION (SPECIAL SESSIONS) 1 1 0 Bryan-Beeman B The National Coalition for Family and Consumer Sciences Education Open Forum Presented by: Peggy Wild, CFCS; Gayla Randel, CFCS; Paula Tripp, CFCS; Theresa Golis; Sally Combs; Sandy Spavone; and Jason Skidmore

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Monday, June 26, 2017 (continued) CFCS CPFFE CNWE TIME EVENT PDU PDU PDU ROOM

1:30pm - 2:30pm BUILDING YOUTH FINANCIAL CAPABILITY 1 1 1 Moreno A Trends and Impacts: Educating Students for a Sustainable World Presented by: Carole Makela

DIGITAL TOOLS AND TECHNOLOGY FOR FINANCIAL SUCCESS 1 1 0 Moreno B Be Smart With Your Online Cart: A Digital Lesson in Personal Finance Presented by: Margaret Van Ginkel and Joanne Seymour Kuster

FAMILY RESOURCE MANAGEMENT 1 1 0 Reverchon A Thinking Outside the Box: Using Home Management Residence Curriculum Within Transitional Housing Programs to Build Capacity for Financial Resource Management Presented by: Nancilynne Schindler

FINANCIAL ASPECTS OF NUTRITION, HEALTH, AND WELLNESS 1 1 1 Reverchon B Benefits of Developing Gardens and Edible Landscapes in Your Community Presented by: Debra Garrard-Foster and Shelley E. Mitchell

FINANCIAL SECURITY ACROSS THE LIFESPAN 1 1 0 Sanger A 8 Key Retirement Decisions Presented by: Susan Sharkey

INTERPERSONAL RELATIONSHIPS AND PERSONAL FINANCE 1 1 0 Sanger B Financial and Emotional Bank Accounts: Learning to Manage Your Money and Your Relationships Presented by: Lisa C. LeBleu and Teresa Y. Collard

RESEARCH (SPECIAL SESSIONS) 1 1 1 Gaston A Family & Consumer Sciences Research Journal (FCSRJ) Presentation of Best Paper Award Presented by: Sharon A. DeVaney, CFCS Sponsored by Finance Committee Meeting Gaston B

2:45pm - 3:45pm FCS EDUCATION (SPECIAL SESSIONS) 1 0 0 Bryan-Beeman B National Standards 3.0: Session 1--Unveiling the New National Standards Presented by:Alyson L. McIntyre-Reiger, CFCS, and Peggy Wild, CFCS

LEADERSHIP ACADEMY SESSIONS McMillan Speed Mentoring for 2017 Leadership Academy Mentees and Mentors

BUILDING YOUTH FINANCIAL CAPABILITY 1 1 0 Moreno A Engaging Youth Audiences in Experiential Financial Fitness Activities Presented by: Paula J. Tripp, CFCS, and Stephanie Hall

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Invitation Only Ticket Required

Monday, June 26, 2017 (continued) CFCS CPFFE CNWE TIME EVENT PDU PDU PDU ROOM

2:45pm - 3:45pm DIGITAL TOOLS AND TECHNOLOGY FOR FINANCIAL SUCCESS 1 1 0 Moreno B Using the Critical Science Approach to Create an Engaging and Interactive Online Financial Literacy Education Course Presented by: Cynthia L. Miller, CFCS, CPFFE

FAMILY RESOURCE MANAGEMENT 1 1 0 Reverchon A Creating the Look Without Blowing the Budget Presented by: Kathleen Heiden

FINANCIAL ASPECTS OF NUTRITION, HEALTH, AND WELLNESS 1 1 1 Reverchon B Brighter Bites: Increasing Access to Fresh Fruits and Vegetables and Nutrition Education for Low-Income Children and Families Presented by: Emily Kelley and Joey Walker

FINANCIAL SECURITY ACROSS THE LIFESPAN 1 1 0 Sanger A Financial Fitness: 20 Steps to Get into Shape Presented by: Barbara M. O’Neill, CFCS, CPFFE

INTERPERSONAL RELATIONSHIPS AND PERSONAL FINANCE 1 1 0 Sanger B Financial Considerations of Later-Life Romantic Relationships Presented by: Nicole A. Graves, CFCS-HDFS

RESEARCH (SPECIAL SESSIONS) 1 0 0 Gaston A From Submission to Acceptance: Publishing in a Research Journal Presented by: Sharon DeVaney, CFCS; Alice Spangler; Young-A Lee; and Lucy Delgadillo Sponsored by

3:45pm - 5:00pm “50 Years of AAFCS: Honoring our Milestone Cotton Bowl Members" Dessert Reception

4:00pm - 5:00pm FCS EDUCATION (SPECIAL SESSIONS) 1 1 0 Bryan-Beeman B National Standards for FCS Education 3.0: Session 2-- A Closer Look at Standards Related to Financial Fitness Presented by: Alyson L. McIntyre-Reiger, CFCS, and Peggy Wild, CFCS

INTERPERSONAL RELATIONSHIPS AND PERSONAL FINANCE 1 1 0 Moreno A Family Financial Fitness Education: An Evaluation of an Interdisciplinary Intervention and Application for Educators Presented by: Travis Parry

DIGITAL TOOLS AND TECHNOLOGY FOR FINANCIAL SUCCESS 1 1 0 Moreno B Incorporating Financial Fitness Into an Online FCS Course Presented by: Shelby Brock and Paula J. Tripp, CFCS

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Monday, June 26, 2017 (continued) CFCS CPFFE CNWE TIME EVENT PDU PDU PDU ROOM

4:00pm - 5:00pm FAMILY RESOURCE MANAGEMENT 1 1 1 Reverchon A Saving Green By Going Green: Strategies for Affordable and Healthy Homes Presented by: Catherine Kendall, with research by Jessica Etheredge and Dana Moody

FINANCIAL ASPECTS OF NUTRITION, HEALTH, AND WELLNESS 1 1 1 Reverchon B The Financial Impact of Food Insecurity on the College Campus Presented by: Danielle Yvette Hairston Green

FINANCIAL SECURITY ACROSS THE LIFESPAN 1 1 0 Sanger A Coalition Building to Raise Community Awareness on Predatory Lending Practices Presented by: Meilana A. Charles, CFCS-HDFS, and Alexis Christensen

INTERPERSONAL RELATIONSHIPS AND PERSONAL FINANCE 1 1 0 Sanger B Parent Perception of University Student Financial Competence and Other Life Skills Presented by: Heidi L. Radunovich

RESEARCH (SPECIAL SESSIONS) 1 1 1 Gaston A Community of Colleges, Universities, and Research (CUR) Oral Research Presentations Part 1 Sponsored by See page 22 for details. 5:15pm - 7:15pm Expo Grand Opening Up Up to Up to Marsalis A to 2 2 2 Research poster sessions sponsored by See pages 22-24 for details.

• Assembly of Higher Education Undergraduate Student Poster Presentation • Community of Colleges, Universities & Research (CUR) Research Poster Session • Council for Accreditation FCS Body of Knowledge Faculty/Student Research Poster Session 7:00pm - 8:00pm Student Unit Social Night Reverchon B NATEFACS Board Meeting Sanger A Family & Consumer Sciences Research Journal (FCSRJ) Pryor-Crockett Editorial Board Meeting 7:30pm - 9:30pm National Coalition for Black Development in Family and Bryan-Beeman A/B Consumer Sciences Banquet Presented by: Jacqueline Holland, CFCS-HDFS

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Invitation Only Ticket Required

Tuesday, June 27, 2017 CFCS CPFFE CNWE TIME EVENT PDU PDU PDU ROOM 6:00am - 7:00am Zumba Bryan-Beeman A Morning Walk Front Lobby 7:00am - 11:00am Registration/ACLAC Information Desks Open Reunion Foyer 7:00am - 8:00am NATEFACS Business Meeting Moreno B Community of Non-Traditional Careers Business Meeting Reverchon A

ENGAGEMENT (SPECIAL SESSIONS) 0.5 0.5 0.5 Gaston A Collegiate Assembly Business Meeting & Program--Lessons Learned from the JFCS Focus on the AAFCS Body of Knowledge Presented by: Debra K. Goodwin; Lizabeth Self Mullens; and Ethel G. Jones, CFCS

“It's a Numbers Game" Breakfast, 0.5 0.5 0 Cotton Bowl Sponsored by the Community of Extension Presented by: Judith E. Breland 7:15am - 8:15am Morning Yoga Bryan-Beeman A 8:00am - 12:30pm Expo Open Up Up to Up to Marsalis A to 2 2 2 8:00am - 8:50am Learning Lab: FDIC’s Money Smart for Young People 0.75 0.75 0 Moreno A 8:00am - 9:00am Expo Coffee Break Marsalis A 8:00am - 10:00am AAFCS Showcase Your Work Event Up Up to Up to Marsalis Foyer and to 2 2 2 Marsalis A See pages 22-29 for details. • Apparel, Textiles and Design Juried Showcase Sponsored by

• Community of Elementary, Secondary, and Adult Education Curriculum Showcase & Silent Auction • Twice is Nice Accessories Swap: Innovative Financial Fitness and Fun! Research poster session sponsored by • Assembly of Higher Education Undergraduate Student Poster Session • Community of Colleges, Universities, and Research Poster Session • Council for Accreditation FCS Body of Knowledge & Curricula Faculty/Student Poster Session

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Tuesday, June 27, 2017 (continued) CFCS CPFFE CNWE TIME EVENT PDU PDU PDU ROOM 8:30am - 9:30am Past Presidents Unit Meeting Pryor-Crockett 9:00am - 5:30pm Product Sales Tables (includes CT Affiliate, Disaster Point of View (foyer Assistance Partnership Fund, CA Affiliate-San Diego, outside Baker, An Ounce of Nutrition, TX Affiliate, and Betty’s Gifts & Windsor, Cockrell) Rags to Bags) 9:00am - 9:50am 0.75 0 0.75 Moreno A

Learning Lab: Eggs in Schools

10:00am - 11:00am LEADERSHIP ACADEMY SESSIONS Bryan-Beeman A 2017 Leadership Academy Participant AAFCS Outreach Project Planning

FCS EDUCATION (SPECIAL SESSIONS) 1 0 0 Bryan-Beeman B National Standards 3.0: Session 3: A Closer Look at Standards Related to Individuals and Families Presented by: Peggy Wild, CFCS, and Alyson L. McIntyre-Reiger, CFCS

BUILDING YOUTH FINANCIAL CAPABILITY 1 1 0 Moreno A It's All About the "E": Engagement Strategies for the Personal Finance Classroom Presented by: Sharon Baillie, CFCS, and Susan Bistransin

DIGITAL TOOLS AND TECHNOLOGY FOR FINANCIAL SUCCESS 1 1 0 Moreno B The Complexities of Identity Theft From an FCS Perspective Presented by: Axton E. Betz-Hamilton, CPFFE

FAMILY RESOURCE MANAGEMENT 1 1 0 Reverchon A Decision-Making: The Heart of Family Resource Management Presented by: Jody L. Roubanis, CFCS

FINANCIAL ASPECTS OF NUTRITION, HEALTH, AND WELLNESS 1 1 1 Reverchon B Fiscal Responsibility of Food: A Community Approach to Eliminate Waste and Stop Hunger Presented by: Julie Raeder Schumacher and Jackie Lanier

FINANCIAL SECURITY ACROSS THE LIFESPAN 1 1 0 Sanger A What’s New in Personal Finance? Presented by: Barbara M. O’Neill, CFCS, CPFFE

BUILDING YOUTH FINANCIAL CAPABILITY 1 1 0 Sanger B Developing Youth Financial Capability Presented by: Leslie Jones

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Invitation Only Ticket Required

Tuesday, June 27, 2017 (continued) CFCS CPFFE CNWE TIME EVENT PDU PDU PDU ROOM

10:00am - 11:00am ENGAGEMENT (SPECIAL SESSIONS) 0.5 0 0 Gaston A Assembly of Higher Education Business Meeting & Program--Communicate Family & Consumer Sciences' Value Presented by: Lynda Martin; Melinda Anderson; Jan Bowers, CFCS; and Cynthia M. Smith

11:15am - 12:15pm LEADERSHIP ACADEMY SESSIONS Bryan-Beeman A 2017 AAFCS Leadership Academy Participant Mentor/ Mentee Networking for Success

FCS EDUCATION (SPECIAL SESSIONS) 1 0 1 Bryan-Beeman B National Standards 3.0: Session 4--A Closer Look at Standards Related to Nutrition, Foods and Related Careers Presented by: Alyson L. McIntyre-Reiger, CFCS, and Peggy Wild, CFCS

BUILDING YOUTH FINANCIAL CAPABILITY 1 1 0 Moreno A Consumer/Family Management Pathway at the Center of Career & Technical Education: A Proposition for FCS Educators and Stakeholders Presented by: Janine M. Duncan, CFCS

DIGITAL TOOLS AND TECHNOLOGY FOR FINANCIAL SUCCESS 1 1 0 Moreno B Small Appliance Update: Innovations in Home Technology That Help Households Better Manage Their Resources Presented by: Jean Ann Memken; Joan R. McFadden; and Grace Angotti

FAMILY RESOURCE MANAGEMENT 1 1 0 Reverchon A Public Policy and Personal Finance: Why Should You Care? Presented by: Nancy L. Granovsky, CFCS; Lorna Saboe-Wounded Head, CFCS, CPFFE; and Joyce Cavanagh, CPFFE

FINANCIAL ASPECTS OF NUTRITION, HEALTH, AND WELLNESS 1 1 1 Reverchon B Healthy, Wealthy, and Wise! Examining the Power of the Local Food Movement Presented by: Lisa Brooks

FINANCIAL SECURITY ACROSS THE LIFESPAN 1 1 0 Sanger A Generational Differences: Spending Habits, Impacts, and Strategies for Educating Future Generations Presented by: Ethel G. Jones, CFCS

INTERPERSONAL RELATIONSHIPS AND PERSONAL FINANCE 1 1 0 Sanger B We Can Live With That! Strategies for Building Consensus Presented by: Susan Turgeson, CFCS, and Leona M. Johnson

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Tuesday, June 27, 2017 (continued) CFCS CPFFE CNWE TIME EVENT PDU PDU PDU ROOM

11:15am - 12:15pm ENGAGEMENT (SPECIAL SESSIONS) 1 0 0 Gaston A How to Apply for AAFCS Awards, Grants, Fellowships, and Scholarships Presented by: Elizabeth Jane Steiner, CFCS-Retired; Margaret Viebrock, CFCS; and Sharon Baillie, CFCS 12:30pm - 1:45pm 0.75 0.75 0 Reunion E/F/G/H "FITtalks" Lunch and Learn Presented by: • Susan Sharkey, Director – Youth Programs National Endowment for Financial Education® • Tim Ranzetta, Founder, Next Gen Personal Finance • Courtney Collins, Reporter/Producer, KERA News 1:30pm - 4:30pm Registration/ACLAC Information Desks Open Reunion Foyer

2:00pm - 3:00pm FCS EDUCATION (SPECIAL SESSIONS) 1 1 0 Bryan-Beeman B Family and Consumer Sciences Teachers: Strengthening Students' Financial Knowledge Through Teacher Recruitment and Retention Best Practices Presented by: Paula J. Tripp, CFCS, and Terri Hollarn, CFCS

FCS EDUCATION (SPECIAL SESSIONS) 1 1 0 Gaston B Surviving Your First Year of Teaching Part 2: Managing Your Classroom Budget Presented by: Amanda Holland, CFCS; Carmen Pedersen, CFCS; Veronica Suarez; Kristie Storms; and Nadia Berleth

BUILDING YOUTH FINANCIAL CAPABILITY 1 1 0 Moreno A Intergenerational Lessons in Finance Presented by: Janet Holden, CFCS

DIGITAL TOOLS AND TECHNOLOGY FOR FINANCIAL SUCCESS 1 1 0 Moreno B Personal and Family Finances: Strategies for Interactive Teaching Online Presented by: Jody L. Roubanis, CFCS, and Angela F. Wetmore

FAMILY RESOURCE MANAGEMENT 1 1 1 Reverchon A First Nation, Last Remembered—Family Resource Management on a Lakota Reservation Presented by: Susan Turgeson, CFCS, and Alana Blechl

FINANCIAL ASPECTS OF NUTRITION, HEALTH, AND WELLNESS 1 1 1 Reverchon B Online Grocery Shopping: Pros, Cons, and the Bottom Line Presented by: Windi D. Turner

FINANCIAL SECURITY ACROSS THE LIFESPAN 1 1 0 Sanger A Get “FCSfit”: Emergency Financial Fitness in a Nutshell! Presented by: Marilyn R. Swierk, CFCS-Retired; Mary Behrendt; Ida Marie Snorteland, CFCS-Retired; and Patti Wooten-Swanson

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Invitation Only Ticket Required

Tuesday, June 27, 2017 (continued) CFCS CPFFE CNWE TIME EVENT PDU PDU PDU ROOM

2:00pm - 3:00pm INTERPERSONAL RELATIONSHIPS AND PERSONAL FINANCE 1 1 0 Sanger B Money Relationships Across the Lifespan Presented by: Joyce Cavanagh, CPFFE

RESEARCH (SPECIAL SESSIONS) 1 1 0 Gaston A Centennial Scholar Research: Financial Coaching to Support Refugee Family Resettlement Presented by: Catherine Solheim Sponsored by

3:15pm - 5:15pm FCS EDUCATION (SPECIAL SESSIONS) 2 0 0 Bryan-Beeman B Filling the Educator Pipeline: "Say Yes to FCS" Session 2 Presented by: Janine Duncan, CFCS, and Karen Bergh

3:15pm - 4:15pm ENGAGEMENT (SPECIAL SESSIONS) 1 0 0 Gaston B Experience Is the Best Teacher: Learning From Each Other Presented by: Nicholas Zimmerman

BUILDING YOUTH FINANCIAL CAPABILITY 1 1 0 Moreno A The Consequences of a Fiscally Irresponsible Generation: Teaching Inquiry-Driven Lessons Presented by: Nancy Shepherd, CFCS, and Jennifer Newquist

DIGITAL TOOLS AND TECHNOLOGY FOR FINANCIAL SUCCESS 1 1 0 Moreno B Determining the Best Digital Resources for Your Students, Clients, and Customers Presented by: Terri Hollarn, CFCS, and Holly Hanan

FAMILY RESOURCE MANAGEMENT 1 1 0 Reverchon A Simplifying Your Finances Presented by: Lorna Saboe-Wounded Head, CFCS, CPFFE

FINANCIAL ASPECTS OF NUTRITION, HEALTH, AND WELLNESS 1 1 1 Reverchon B Recognizing Barriers and Motivators to Home Food Preparation Presented by: Janelle M. Walter, CFCS, and Rosemary Ricci

FINANCIAL SECURITY ACROSS THE LIFESPAN 1 1 0 Sanger A Future Trends Regarding Estate Planning—Preparing the Next Generations Presented by: Susan S. Shockey, CFCS, CPFFE

INTERPERSONAL RELATIONSHIPS AND PERSONAL FINANCE 1 1 0 Sanger B Financial Family Processes in Cultivating an Intentional Family Identity Presented by: Karen K. Melton and Nicole McAninch

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Tuesday, June 27, 2017 (continued) CFCS CPFFE CNWE TIME EVENT PDU PDU PDU ROOM

3:15pm - 4:15pm RESEARCH (SPECIAL SESSIONS) 1 1 1 Gaston A Community of Colleges, Universities, and Research (CUR) Oral Research Presentations Part 2 Sponsored by

4:30pm - 5:30pm ENGAGEMENT (SPECIAL SESSIONS) 1 1 0 Gaston B Putting the “FUN” in Funding Presented by: Veronica Suarez; Amanda Holland, CFCS; Kristie Storms; Carmen Pedersen, CFCS; and Nadia Berleth

BUILDING YOUTH FINANCIAL CAPABILITY 1 1 0 Moreno A Together We’re Stronger: Supporting Teachers Through Collaboration Presented by: Amina Carter

DIGITAL TOOLS AND TECHNOLOGY FOR FINANCIAL SUCCESS 1 1 0 Moreno B The Techie Teacher: Using 21st Century Tools in the Family & Consumer Sciences Classroom Presented by: Ashley E. Nelson

FAMILY RESOURCE MANAGEMENT 1 1 1 Reverchon A Making Your Residence Support Your Health and Hobbies as You Age Presented by: Jean A. Memken and Joan McFadden

FINANCIAL ASPECTS OF NUTRITION, HEALTH, AND WELLNESS 1 1 0 Reverchon B The New "Solutions Economy" and How It Works Globally to Solve Problems Presented by: Sandra L. Poirier, CFCS

FINANCIAL SECURITY ACROSS THE LIFESPAN 1 1 0 Sanger A Financial Well-Being of At-Risk Families Receiving Child Care Scholarships Presented by: Martha Herndon and Cathy Waggoner 5:30pm - 6:30pm Alliance for Family & Consumer Sciences 101 Bryan-Beeman B 5:45pm - 6:45pm Community of Family Relations & Human Development Cotton Bowl Business Meeting Student Unit Business Meeting Reverchon A

7:00pm - 9:00pm Awards Dinner: Celebrating the STARS of AAFCS Pegasus A/B Jewell L. Taylor National Undergraduate Scholarship: Faith Dalton Jewell L. Taylor National Graduate Fellowship: Rachel Schichtl, CFCS New Achievers: Esther Aloia and Meilana Charles, CFCS-HDFS Leaders: Barbara George, CFCS; Melinda Swafford; and Susan Turgeson, CFCS Distinguished Service Award: Mary Turner Gilliland, Ethel Jones, CFCS; and Carol Kellett

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Invitation Only Ticket Required

Wednesday, June 28, 2017 CFCS CPFFE CNWE TIME EVENT PDU PDU PDU ROOM 7:00am - 8:00am Community of Global Perspectives Business Meeting Moreno A Community of Apparel, Textiles, and Design Business Reverchon A Meeting 7:00am - 10:30am AAFCS Professional Certification Exam Administration Sanger A/B

7:30am - 9:30am FCS EDUCATION (SPECIAL SESSIONS) 2 0 0 Bryan-Beeman A/B Filling the Educator Pipeline: "Say Yes to FCS" Session 3 Presented by: Janine Duncan, CFCS, and Karen Bergh 8:00am - 10:00am Registration/ACLAC Information Desks Open Reunion Foyer

8:30am - 9:30am FINANCIAL SECURITY ACROSS THE LIFESPAN 1 1 0 Moreno A Losing Your Spouse Without Losing Your Mind in the Paperwork Presented by: Jaylie I. L. Beckenhauer, CFCS

FINANCIAL SECURITY ACROSS THE LIFESPAN 1 1 0 Moreno B The Financial Lifespan-Lifespace Presented by: Jeffrey D. Melick, CPFFE

FAMILY RESOURCE MANAGEMENT 1 1 0 Reverchon A Could I Live in a House the Size of a Hotel Room? Presented by: Diane Klemme, CFCS

ENGAGEMENT (SPECIAL SESSIONS) 1 0 0 Gaston A Creating FCS/Home Economics Programs Through Partnerships in Developing Countries: Collaborating With the Honduras Initiative and in Sierre Leone to Improve Life Outcomes Presented by: Juanita M. Mendenhall, CFCS; Mary M. Warnock; and Nancy Granovsky, CFCS

8:30am - 10:30am ENGAGEMENT (SPECIAL SESSIONS) 2 0 0 Reverchon B Assessment 103: Closing the Loop: From Student Learning Outcomes to Improvement in Student Learning in Higher Education Presented by: Frances Andrews, CFCS; Sue Byrd, CFCS; Debora Johnson, CFCS; and Carol Anderson, CFCS i3: Inspiration–Innovation–Impact 1.5 1.5 1.5 Pegasus A/B See pages 26-29 for details.

ENGAGEMENT (SPECIAL SESSIONS) 2 0 0 Cotton Bowl FCS Leaders and Their Influence: Past, Present, and Future Presented by: Joan R. McFadden; Ruth Ann Ball; Sharon Nickols; Sharon DeVaney, CFCS; Arminta Jacobson; and Virginia Vincenti, CFCS

9:45am - 10:45am FINANCIAL SECURITY ACROSS THE LIFESPAN 1 1 0 Moreno A Support Ratios: Threatened by Aging Population? Presented by: Carole J. Makela

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Wednesday, June 28, 2017 (continued) CFCS CPFFE CNWE TIME EVENT PDU PDU PDU ROOM

9:45am - 10:45am FINANCIAL SECURITY ACROSS THE LIFESPAN 1 1 0 Moreno B Planning Final Arrangements: Are You Good to Go? Presented by: Lynda M. Spence

FAMILY RESOURCE MANAGEMENT 1 1 0 Reverchon A Gaining the Competitive Edge: Building a Professional Wardrobe on a Limited Budget Presented by: Renee F. Ryburn and Rebekah R. Lindsey

ENGAGEMENT (SPECIAL SESSIONS) 1 0 0 Gaston A When Family and Consumer Sciences Professionals Connect, They Change the World: XXIV International Federation for Home Economics World Congress 2020 Atlanta, Georgia Presented by: Roxie V. Godfrey; Bev Card, CFCS; and Janine Duncan, CFCS

ENGAGEMENT (SPECIAL SESSIONS) 1 0 0 Gaston B Public Policy and the Future of Family and Consumer Sciences Presented by: Ida Marie Snorteland, CFCS-Retired; Gayla L. Randel, CFCS; and Jan Marie Long

11:00am - 12:45pm Capstone Luncheon 0.5 0.5 0 Reunion E/F/G/H Keynote Speaker: Richard Cordray, Director, Consumer Financial Protection Bureau 1:45pm - 4:45pm 2.5 2.5 0 Meet at Trinity EDUCATIONAL EXCURSION Crossing Entrance Financial Fitne$$ on a National Scale: Tour the Federal Reserve Bank 2.5 2.5 2.5 Meet at Trinity EDUCATIONAL EXCURSION Crossing Entrance Bonton Farms: An Oasis in the Food Desert 2:00pm - 5:00pm 2.5 0 0 Meet at Trinity EDUCATIONAL EXCURSION Crossing Entrance An Inside Look at the El Centro College Fashion Department 2:00pm - 6:00pm Alliance for FCS Meeting Part 1 (Part 2 is 8:00am - Moreno A/B 10:30am on Thursday in Moreno A/B) 3:00pm - 5:30pm 2 0 0 Meet at Trinity EDUCATIONAL EXCURSION OR 3:00 - 6:45pm Crossing Entrance A Guided Tasting at Kate Weiser Chocolate

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Research-focused sessions sponsored by

COMMUNITY OF COLLEGES, Friend and Sibling Influence on Physical UNIVERSITIES AND RESEARCH ORAL Activity Participation RESEARCH PRESENTATIONS Student: Debra Perilloux Monday, June 26, 4:00pm - 5:00pm Advisor: Holly Kihm Familial Influence on Financial Fitness: Southeastern Louisiana University The Development and Validation of the Perceived Family Frugality Scale Children’s Apparel for Medical Julie M. Szendrey and Laci Fiala, Walsh University Accommodations: Designed for Use With Pump, Catheter, or Port Interview Impressions: Clothing and Student: Jessica Estrada Footwear Perceptions of Clients When Advisor: Janis White, CFCS Interviewing a Financial Advisor Sam Houston State University Leigh Southward, CFCS, University of Arkansas, Fayetteville; Karol Blaylock, Tarleton State University; Sharon Pate, Management and Marketing Directions; Identity Through Clothing: Argentinian Melinda K. Adams, University of the Incarnate Word Versus American Women Student: Maggie Farfan Tuesday, June 27, 3:15pm - 4:15pm Advisor: Stephanie Hubert Justus von Liebig, Ellen Swallow Richards, University of Arkansas and the Development of Home Economics in the United States of America Parental Modeling of Healthy Eating for Janis H. White, CFCS, and Rick C. White, Sam Preschool-Aged Children Houston State University Students: Lauren Laughlin and Laura Chestnut Advisor: Amy Yates Promoting Youth Physical Activity to Louisiana Tech University Decrease Health Care Costs and Increase Family Financial Fitness Factors Associated With International Holly Kihm and Peggy Rolling, Southeastern Louisiana University College Students’ Well-Being: A Literature Review Student: Mackenzie Schmitz ASSEMBLY OF HIGHER EDUCATION Advisor: Soo Hyun Cho UNDERGRADUATE STUDENT POSTER South Dakota State University PRESENTATIONS Monday, 5:15pm – 7:15pm Dress as Social Commentary and Art: A Tuesday, 8:00am – 10:00am Study of Jimi Hendrix (part of the Showcase Your Work event) Student: Kristin Padilla Advisor: Kalari Flotree Pittsburg State University

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Comparative Analysis of Media’s Portrayal Factors Affecting Eating Habits of on Ethnicity and Diversity for Fashion University of Venda Students Residing at Magazine Covers Maungani’s Off Campus Hostels, South Students: Audie Lauf, Madison Willer, Savannah Africa Wetzel, and Jamie Campbell Lucy Lynn Maliwichi and Mashilo Thato, Advisor: Ui-Jeen Yu University of Venda Illinois State University Family and Center Child Care Providers: COMMUNITY OF COLLEGES, Predictors of Mathematics Anxiety UNIVERSITIES, AND RESEARCH Shawnee M. Hendershot, Pittsburg State University, and Ann M. B. Austin, Utah State University POSTER PRESENTATIONS

Monday, 5:15pm – 7:15pm Food Label Use by Functionally Low- Tuesday, 8:00am – 10:00am Literate Consumers in a Rural South African (part of the Showcase Your Work event) Context Ambivalence in Late-Life Caregiving Daleen Van der Merwe, Magdalena J.C. Bosman, Fay Relationships: Examinations, Findings and Irvine, Hanlie van Staden, and Susanna M. Ellis, North-West University; and Implications for Families Mary M. Warnock, University of Arkansas, Fayetteville W. Keith Dooley, University of TN at Martin

Rural and Urban North Carolina Parents’ Breakfast Importance Awareness and Child Feeding Behaviors Eating Habit Satisfaction for Historically Paula E. Faulkner and Ralph Okafor, North Carolina Black College and University (HBCU) A&T State University; and Kayla Brooks Students Jane Walker, Hye Won Kang, and Sung-Jin Lee, North Carolina A&T State University Student Engagement in Lifelong Learning: Perceptions of Technology Consumer Insights With Respect to Food Barbara L. Stewart, CFCS, Carole Goodson, and Susan Miertschin, University of Houston Labeling in a South African Context Daleen Van der Merwe and Magdalena J.C. Bosman, North-West University; and The Influence of Weekly Mindfulness Mary M. Warnock, University of Arkansas, Fayetteville Activities for Children on the Pre- and Post- Test Scores of Children and Adolescents Enhancing Family Experience Research Mindfulness Measures With Physiological Measures: Insights Into Holly Kihm and Peggy Rolling, Psychological States Southeastern Louisiana University Maria L. Boccia, Maddie Larson, and Karen K. Melton, Baylor University Women’s Growing Participation in International Labor Market Impacting Financial Health of Families in Developing Exploration of Consumer Acquisition and Countries Disposal of Maternity Wear for Professional Attire Shilu Neupane and Joyce Armstrong, CFCS, Texas Woman’s University Chanjuan Chen and Kendra Lapolla, Kent State University

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Young Adults’ Changing Emphases on Applied Research in Family and Consumer Career and Family Roles Sciences Scott Hall, Ball State University Sung-Jin Lee and Shannon Walston, North Carolina A&T State University This core course finds the instructor showing Centennial Research Scholar: Financial how to embed the FCS Body of Knowledge in the Coaching to Support Refugee Family course contents, and the student shares how she Resettlement understands and applies the FCS Body of Knowledge to her class research project. Catherine Solheim, University of Minnesota

Foundations in Human Sciences COUNCIL FOR ACCREDITATION FCS BODY OF KNOWLEDGE & CURRICULA Nancy Shepherd and Elizabeth D’Agostino, Stephen F. Austin State University FACULTY/STUDENT POSTER Students apply the FCS Body of Knowledge in a PRESENTATIONS capstone assignment focused on a social issue in their discipline. Monday, 5:15pm – 7:15pm Tuesday, 8:00am – 10:00am (part of the Showcase Your Work event) Social Policy with Children and Families Melinda Swafford and Abigail Fritts, Tennessee Technological University Personal and Family Management Social Policy is a platform for teaching the FCS Body Heather M. Whaley, CFCS; Kylie B. Larkin; and Hope of Knowledge. M. Adkins, Carson-Newman University Students use the FCS Body of Knowledge to create a family budget based on a case study. COMMUNITY OF APPAREL, TEXTILES, AND DESIGN JURIED SHOWCASE AND EXPO Introduction to Family and Consumer Sciences Tuesday, June 27, 8:00am – 10:00am Linda Kirk Fox and Sarah C. Black, University of (part of the Showcase Your Work event) Georgia The video and case study activity in the introduction 1-credit course will be shared. Sponsored by

Introduction to Family and Consumer Sciences “Squared” Kathy Mitchell, Radford University Connor Walters and Alexandria Greenberg, Illinois State University The introductory core course is where students first “Keep Up With Your Finances” learn about the FCS Body of Knowledge. Farrell Doss, Radford University

Survey in Human Ecology “My Grandmother’s Garden” Ethel G. Jones, CFCS; Caroline Adams; and Trey Courts, Louisiana Tech University Farrell Doss, Radford University The Intergenerational Learning Center Project bridges a healthy and cohesive relationship between children and older adults.

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“Ruby Out of the Rubble” “Invasive Consumption” Allison Martin, Radford University Kyler Arnold, Georgia Southern University

“The Bee Hive” “polyfrost II” Allison Martin, Radford University Kim Hahn, Kent State University

“The Nyopari” “Crazy Coatdress” Brittany Moore, Radford University Jan Haynes, Delta State University

“The Spiral Top” “Mrs. C.E.O.” Kee Grinage, Radford University Christian Joy Bierscheid, Baylor University

“Christmas Tree Quilt” “Dichotomy” LynDee Lombardo, Bellevue, Washington Sophia Calhoun, Baylor University

“The Garden Party, Celebration of the “Winter Blues” Domestic Arts: Floristry, Corsetry and Madison Mortimore, Baylor University Quilting” Deborah Belcher, Middle Tennessee State University “Rebirth” Chanjuan Chen, Kent State University “Three Sisters”

Melanie Carrico, University of North Carolina at “Venus” Greensboro Kelse Redwine, Baylor University

“A Memoir of Students” Hae Jin Gam, Illinois State University COMMUNITY OF ELEMENTARY, SECONDARY, AND ADULT EDUCATION “Woman in Transition” CURRICULUM SHOWCASE Andrea Eklund, Central Washington University Tuesday, June 27, 8:00am – 10:00am (part of the AAFCS Showcase Your Work event)R “Flamboyant” 2017 AAFCS National Teacher of the Year Youngjoo Lee, Georgia Southern University Merit Finalist Innovations for the Culinary Classroom “Caribbean Waves” Kimberly Baldwin, CFCS, Ponderosa High School, Rachel Eike, Baylor University Parker, CO

“polyfrost I” L’il Foxes Los Zorritos Ja young Hwang, Kent State University *Angelina Bencomo, Jefferson High School, El Paso, TX

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CCFCS Family and Consumer Sciences 2017 AAFCS National Teacher of the Year Online Curriculum Merit Finalist Katy Blatnick-Gagne and Cari Collins, Lubbock, TX FCS: An “App”-etizing Start to Your Future Melody Shahan Weatherford, CNWE, Wren High Creating Successful Early Childhood and School, Piedmont, SC Education Career and College Readiness Connections! Pathways to Articulation Career Exploration in the Middle Grades *Lori Voit Brumbaugh, Champlin Park High School, Diane Reeves, Bright Futures Press, Cary, NC Champlin, MN

Take Charge America Personal Finance Food Science for Small Fry’s: STEAM(y) Curriculum for Grades 7-12 Curriculum Resources Sharon Baillie, CFCS, Burgettstown, PA Rea Gubler, CFCS, Southern Utah University, Cedar City, UT *Denotes an Affiliate Teacher of the Year

STEPPING FORWARD with LEADERSHIP 3 *René Labrousse Ketchum, Toledo High School, I : INSPIRATION-INNOVATION-IMPACT Toledo, WA Wednesday, June 28, 8:30am – 10:30am Descriptions at www.aafcs.org/meetings/17/i3.html Toxic Textiles and How to Avoid Them Darlene Kness, University of Central Oklahoma, Round 1: 8:35am - 9:00am Edmond, OK Financial Fitne$$ and the FCS Body of Knowledge Jr. Chef Challenge - Foods, Nutrition, and Presented by Carol L. Anderson, CFCS, Laura Gardens Stephenson, and Melinda Anderson *Stephanie B. Knight, Falmouth Middle School, Falmouth, ME Extending the Family Food $ Through Use of the Food Pantry Foods and Nutrition Class Restaurant Menu Presented by Jeanne A. Schwass-Long, CFCS Design Challenge *Bernadette P. Olsen, David R. Cawley Middle School, Culinary Wellness Evolution Hooksett, NH Presented by Jeannie Frazier, CFCS, and Gina Mabrey

2017 AAFCS National Teacher of the Year Engaging FCS/FCCLA Students in a Rural Community Brenda Osman, East Central High School, St. Leon, IN

Hands On Banking Mia Russell, Wells Fargo, Baltimore, MD

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Discussion and Analysis of Design Innovative Strategies in Higher Education: Collaboration Across Physical and Cultural Let the Students Take Center Stage! Borders With Global Impact Presented by Jeanne Godin and Nathalie Poirier Presented by Sheri L. Dragoo Striving for Excellence in Teaching Textiles Effective Strategies for Teaching Family with Google Classroom and Student Choice and Consumer Sciences Core Courses at Presented by April M. McPhillips the College Level Presented by Lisa Brooks Service-Learning for Community Wellness Presented by Nicole A. Graves, CFCS-HDFS Breaking Gender Barriers: Building Negotiation Skills for Women Turning Waste Milk Into Nutritious Yogurt Presented by Lisa C. LeBleu and Teresa Collard for Underserved Communities Presented by Valerie Giddings Envisioning a Better Future for Working With research by Tahl Zimmerman, Rabin Gyawali, Families: Strategies for Assisting Families and Salam Ibrahim to Move Out of Poverty Using the North Carolina Self-Sufficiency Standard FAFCS Without Borders - Florida Takes Presented by Bernice Adabasu Dodor FCSfit Offshore to a Bahama Orphanage With research by Cheryl Johnson Presented by Enid Lapham and Sharon Pate

Cognitive Dissonance: Attitudes Toward Seed Life Skills: Curriculum and Resources Gender Roles in the Division of Labor in for Middle-Level FCS Educators Family Life in East Asian and Western Industrial Countries Presented by Almeta Carol Tulloss Presented by Cheng Huei Hong The Influence of Weekly Mindfulness Activities for Children on the Pre- and Post- Developing Authentic Student-Led Test Scores of Children and Adolescents’ Research Projects From Start to Publication Mindfulness Measures in 15 Weeks Presented by Peggy Rolling and Holly Kihm Presented by Holly Spencer Kihm and Peggy Rolling

3-D Modeling for the Marketplace: Students The Newborn Observation System Use CAD and 3-D Printing to Ideate (NBO) : A Tool to Enhance Mother-Infant and Create Aesthetically Pleasing and Relationships in Poverty-Stricken Families Functional Home Accent Products Presented by Julie Caissie Presented by Lynn Brandon With research by Kyndra Outlaw and Jennifer Ismael Round 2: 9:05am - 9:30am A Curated Collection of Financial Education Resources Presented by Barbara M. O’Neill, CFCS, CPFFE

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Round 3: 9:35am - 10:00am Challenges of the Demands and Teaching FCS Students Family Financial Expectations of Today’s and Tomorrow’s Fitness Skills for Low-Income Households Workforce Presented by Lisa Moyer, Frederick Helyne, and Presented by Candy Sebert Janine Scott Perceptions of Integration Within the From Gloom to Bloom: How to Cope FCS Discipline: Past, Present, and Future When the Family and Consumer Sciences Implications Program Faces the Danger of Being Presented by Amy J. Harden and Alice Spangler, Eliminated CFCS Presented by Jeanne Godin and Julie Caissie Observation, Reflection, and Synthesis: A SEW ON: Fostering Meaningful Reflective Practice Approach to Family and Connections through 4-H Sewing Projects Consumer Sciences Course Pedagogy Presented by Joice M. Jeffries, Shannon Johnson- Presented by Barbara L. Stewart, CFCS Lackey, John Ferguson, and Joshua Williams Round 4: 10:05am - 10:30am #SERVE2LEARN - Inspire Deeper Learning Financial Planning Considerations in Your Through Community Engagement Teaching 20s and 30s! Presented by Renda Songer Presented by Jeffrey D. Melick, CPFFE

Jr. Chef Challenge - Foods, Nutrition and Wearable Technology: Sparking the Fashion Gardens Design and Merchandising Curriculum Presented by Stephanie B. Knight Through the Use of Microcontrollers Presented by Katy Blatnick-Gagne Investigating the Roles and Responsibilities of Religious Leaders in Rural Development Community Partners: Context and Efforts in South Africa Inspiration for Program Development Presented by Muka Joseph Mundadi Presented by Deborah J. Handy, CFCS

The Curriculum Center for Family and Freezer Meal Workshops Consumer Sciences—A Life Preserver for Presented by Janet Elaine Holden, CFCS FCS Teachers and Trainers Presented by Cari Ruth Collins From Culture to Clothing in Ecuador: The Economic Impact of the Textile and Apparel Women’s Leadership Initiative: Mentoring Industry for a Cultural Change School of Human Presented by Sally L. Fortenberry, CFCS, and Shweta Ecology Tennessee Technological University Reddy Presented by Melinda Swafford, Lee Ann Shipley, Rufaro Chitiyo, Melinda Anderson, and Lizabeth Self Mullens

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Striving For Excellence in Teaching Through Student-Choice Projects and Visible Learning Presented by Dawn A. Oler

Impacting the Status of Women: A Focus for the Family & Consumer Sciences Commitment to Financial Fitness Presented by Janine M. Duncan, CFCS

Intimate Partner Violence: Impacts of Workplace Costs and Financial Abuse EXPO HOURS Presented by Kathleen A. O’Rourke

Retired Older Adults’ Financial Resources EXPO and Life Satisfaction Monday, June 26 Presented by Hyunsook Kang 5:15pm-7:15pm Grand Opening Design Psychology for an Interdisciplinary Audience Tuesday, June 27 Presented by Julie Ann Temple 8:00am – 9:00am Coffee Break Universal Design: Does My Home Measure Up? 8:00am – 12:30pm Presented by Jacqueline M. Holland, CFCS-HDFS Expo Open

Exhibitor Learning Labs Tuesday, June 27 Meet Keynote Speaker Sarah Newcomb! 8:00am - 8:50am “FDIC’s Money Smart Purchase a copy of LOADED: for Young People” Money, Psychology, and How to Get Ahead without Leaving Your Values 9:00am – 9:50am Behind, and have it signed by Dr. “Eggs in Schools” Newcomb during the Community Showcase and Coffee Break, Monday, 10:30am – 11:30am, in the Reunion Foyer.

AAFCS 108th Annual Conference & Expo Program Guide 29 EXHIBIT HALL FLOOR PLAN

There are many ways to support AAFCS! AAFCS is grateful for all our donors. A gift in honor or memory of a special person can have significant meaning, as well. Please consider supporting AAFCS in the way that best suits you.

Assets Planned gifts Matching gifts Stocks, real property, Wills and bequests ensure that your estate If you would like to and other assets are is handled as you wish and may provide double your annual wonderful gifts to substantial estate tax savings. Those who share gift, ask your company give any time. their estate plans with AAFCS will be listed as about matching gift Legacy Society members, with their permission. opportunities.

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EXHIBITOR BOOTH DIRECTORY AT-A-GLANCE

Denotes Exhibitor that is also a sponsor

American Association of Family & Consumer Sciences...... Corner

American Cleaning Institute (ACI)...... Booth #28

American Council on Consumer Interests (ACCI)...... Booth #2

American Egg Board (AEB) ...... Booth #26, 27

The Art Institutes ...... Booth #30

Association for Financial Counseling & Planning Education® (AFCPE®)...... Booth #4

CATCH (Coordinated Approach to Child Health)...... Booth #42

Cochenille Design Studio...... Booth #18

Family, Career and Community Leaders of America (FCCLA)...... Booth #41

FDA Center for Food Safety & Applied Nutrition...... Booth #31

Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC)...... Booth #5

Fisher Educational Products...... Booth #32

Goodheart-Willcox Publisher ...... Booth #13,14

Jump$tart Coalition...... Booth #11

Learning ZoneXpress...... Booth #1

LifeWise Strategies/Money Habitudes...... Booth #25

NASCO Family & Consumer Sciences...... Booth #15,16

National Endowment for Financial Education (NEFE)...... Booth #12

National Extension Association of Family & Consumer Sciences (NEAFCS)...... Booth #40

The Partnership for Food Safety Education...... Booth #17

Realityworks...... Booth #29

Texas Department of Agriculture, Food and Nutrition Division...... Booth #3

University of Arkansas...... Booth #39

WindowsWear Education...... Booth #10

As of May 31, 2017

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AAFCS The Art Institutes Alexandria, VA Booth #30 10 YEARS www.aafcs.org Pittsburgh, PA Learn more about AAFCS credentials, including artinstitutes.edu SPONSOR our new Certified Nutrition & Wellness Educator certification, and our Signature Initiatives—Family & Consumer Sciences Day, “Dining In” for Healthy The Art Institutes system of schools offers Bachelor’s Families; “Say Yes to FCS” Educator Recruitment; and and Associate’s degree programs in design, media FCSfit! Purchase logo products at our Store! arts, fashion, and culinary. In a collaborative, creative, and challenging environment, from instructors with real-life experience, students learn the skills they American Cleaning Institute (ACI) need to build a career on what they love. Booth #28 44 YEARS NEW EXHIBITOR! Washington, DC www.cleaninginstitute.org Association for Financial Counseling & Planning Education® (AFCPE®) NEW FREE RESOURCES! Visit the ACI booth to learn about our new Cleaning Economics resource Booth #4 that supports the conference theme, PACKETS Westerville, OH UP™! Campaign, and our new Cold Water Saves www.afcpe.org sustainability program at NC State University and Arizona State University. AFCPE® certifies, connects, and supports diverse professionals; providing research, professional development, career enhancement, and the highest NEW EXHIBITOR! standard of financial counseling and coaching certification, including the AFC® (Accredited American Council on Consumer Interests Financial Counselor®). (ACCI) Booth #2 CATCH (Coordinated Approach to Child Belleair Bluffs, FL www.ConsumerInterests.org Health) Booth #42 4 YEARS Researching Consumer Economic & Financial Issues Hasbrouck Heights, NJ The mission of ACCI is to enhance consumer and www.CATCHinfo.org family economic well-being by promoting excellence in research and educational programs. ACCI owns the CATCH is an evidence-based program designed Journal of Consumer Affairs. to develop healthy behaviors, improved nutrition knowledge, healthier eating behaviors, and increased physical activity levels. CATCH provides curricula, American Egg Board (AEB) training, and support for K-8 school, after school, and Booths #26, #27 3 YEARS preschool age with age appropriate and targeted curricula, tools, and training options to assist staff. Park Ridge, IL Incredibleegg.org SPONSOR www.aeb.org Cochenille Design Studio

Join us for our Learning Lab from 9:00am - 9:50am Booth #18 8 YEARS in Moreno A! Encinitas, CA AEB connects America’s egg farmers with www.cochenille.com consumers, communicates the value of The incredible edible egg™, and receives funding from all egg Cochenille Design Studio is the home of pattern production from companies with more than 75,000 drafting software Garment Designer and grid-based hens in the continental U.S. Visit incredibleegg.org design software Stitch Painter software for Windows/ for more information. Mac.

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Family, Career and Community Leaders of Goodheart-Willcox Publisher America (FCCLA) Booth #13,14 38 YEARS Booth #41 45 YEARS Tinley Park, IL Reston, VA www.g-w.com SPONSOR www.fcclainc.org

FCCLA is a national student organization focused on Goodheart-Willcox is the leading publisher of print the multiple roles of family member, wage earner, and and online instructional materials for family and community leader. FCCLA helps to strengthen family consumer sciences and a proud supporter of AAFCS. and consumer sciences education and develops We help prepare your students for life and career. students’ leadership skills.

NEW EXHIBITOR! FDA Center for Food Safety and Applied Jump$tart Coalition Nutrition (CFSAN) Booth #11 Booth #31 39 YEARS Washington, DC FDA Food Science and Nutrition Education Programs www.jumpstart.org College Park, MD www.teachfoodscience.org The Jump$tart Coalition for Personal Financial Literacy is a 501(c)(3) tax-exempt nonprofit CFSAN offers consumer and educator material on based in Washington, D.C. As a coalition, we unite food safety and nutrition. Free standards-based organizations committed to advancing financial curricula, brochures, and other helpful resources for literacy among pre-school through college-age teachers will be distributed at our booth. youth.

Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Learning ZoneXpress (FDIC) Booth #1 33 YEARS 6 YEARS Booth #5 Owatonna, MN Division of Depositor and Consumer Protection www.LearningZoneXpress.com Washington, DC www.fdic.gov/MoneySmart Learning ZoneXpress is your top source for educational resources created by family and Money Smart is FDIC’s free, comprehensive financial consumer sciences experts. Topics include MyPlate, education curriculum, available in many platforms, nutrition, leadership, child development, food designed to help people of all ages enhance preparation, culinary, financial literacy, careers, their financial skills and create positive banking fashion, interior design, and more! Visit relationships. www.learningzonexpress.com to request a catalog or shop.

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NASCO Family & Consumer Sciences Realityworks, Inc. Booth #15,16 58 YEARS Booth #29 15 YEARS Fort Atkinson, WI Eau Claire, WI www.eNasco.com/fcs www.realityworks.com

The NASCO catalog offers a complete line of Realityworks, Inc., offers educational products that hands-on educational materials, including Ready- use engaging, hands-on learning aids and interactive Or-Not-Tot® and Love To Care parenting simulators, technology to bring family and consumer sciences (Teenage Pregnancy Prevention) and curriculum; topics to life. Products include RealCare Baby®, the nutrition education materials featuring the Life/ RealCare™ Fetal Development Kit, the RealCareer™ form® food and fat replicas as well as the only Food Safety Kit, plus products for infant health and MyPlate with dairy attached; games, books, software, safety, soft skill development, and more. and videos; classroom equipment and furniture; housewares and improved culinary equipment line, sewing machines and kits. NEW EXHIBITOR! Texas Department of Agriculture, Food and National Endowment for Financial Nutrition Division Education (NEFE) Booth #3 Booth #12 8 YEARS Austin, TX Denver, CO www.squaremeals.org www.nefe.org Texas Department of Agriculture, Food and Nutrition As a public service, NEFE offers free, noncommercial Division, administers 12 USDA nutrition programs in personal finance resources you can use when Texas. Partnering with organizations across the state, teaching adults and teens, as you evaluate programs we help ensure that eligible Texans in need have and for personal use. access to nutritious meals.

National Extension Association of Family & University of Arkansas Consumer Sciences (NEAFCS) Booth #39 2 YEARS Booth #40 14 YEARS Fayetteville, AR Tallahassee, FL https://online.uark.edu www.neafcs.org

NEAFCS educates and recognizes Extension profes- The University of Arkansas ONLINE offers 30 sionals who improve the quality of life for individuals, bachelor’s, master’s, specialist’s and doctoral degree families, and communities. Its members provide programs online or primarily online, as well as education in nutrition, food preparation, food safety, certificate and licensure programs. financial management, healthy lifestyles, relationship and parenting skills, clothing and textiles, and more. NEW EXHIBITOR! WindowsWear Education NEW EXHIBITOR! Booth #10 The Partnership for Food Safety Education New York City, NY Booth #17 http://www.windowswear.com/education

Arlington, VA www.fightbac.org WindowsWear Education provides collaborative, project-based learning solutions for teachers, The non-profit Partnership for Food Safety Education researchers and librarians. Our offerings include develops and promotes effective education programs to WindowsWear PRO, digital and online access to the reduce foodborne illness risk for consumers. We support world’s retail windows and store displays in real time, health and food safety educators with the tools they plus 100 years of searchable photographic and video need to stay strong on the front lines of food safety. archives; WindowsWear Custom Tours & Seminars in New York City; WindowsWear Teacher Development Programs, learn to use fashion retail concepts in a variety of class settings. WindowsWear Education offers lesson modules for various topics. 34 AAFCS 108th Annual Conference & Expo Program Guide HONOR ROLL OF DONORS

The annual Honor Roll of Donors highlights the thoughtful contributors – both individual and organizational – who provide financial support to AAFCS beyond their dues. The following list acknowledges gifts made between May 1, 2016, and April 30, 2017. Donor categories are based on cumulative giving throughout the year.

Benefactor Esther I. Hay Jan S. Bowers, CFCS ($10,000 AND ABOVE) Georgeanna M. Howanietz, CFCS- Laura N. Boyd General Mills, Inc. Retired Luann K. Boyer, CFCS Rena S. Humerickhouse Roma Jean Bradburn Platinum Shirley Hymon-Parker Amber E. Bradley ($5,000 - $9,999) Mary T. Ice Betty Brandt Karen P. Goebel, CFCS Restee L. Johnson, CFCS-Retired Judith Edwards Breland Nancy L. Johnson Jean L. Brew Diamond David Lando Melanie R. Briggman ($2,500 - $4,999) Betty Lane Laurie Missy Brixius Carolyn W. Jackson, CFCS Rebecca Lovingood, CFCS-Retired Julia A. Brock Sharon Y. Nickols Juanita Mendenhall, CFCS Anna Mae Brown Judith Mai Millen Nettie Ruth Brown Gold Fellows Leon E. Myers Valencia Browning Keen ($1,000-$2,499) Deborah J. Nelson, CFCS Ethel J. Bryant Marcia K. Copeland Gwendolyn Newkirk, CFCS-Retired Judy Bryant Jewell Deene Ellis, CFCS-Retired Barbara M. O’Neill, CFCS, CPFFE Sandra Burke Marlene R. Evans Bonnie J. Panizzera, CFCS Mary Sue Davis Burkhardt, CFCS- Nancy A. Graham Carolyn S. Reynolds, CFCS-Retired Retired Ethel G. Jones, CFCS Shirley R. Ross Sue G. Byrd, CFCS Carol E. Kellett Nancy L. Sampson, CFCS Terry Calahan Jennie C. Kitching, CFCS-Retired Retia D. Walker Shirley B. Caldwell Amy Jean Knorr Carol R. Werhan Marianne Calhoun-McKeon, CFCS Carole J. Makela Sue H. Whitaker JoBerta H. Campbell Joan R. McFadden Kay M. Wilder, CFCS-Retired Beverly M. Card Sharon Vee McManus, CFCS Leroy Williams Judy Cawby Ann Vail Dorothy J. Williamson Menia Chester, CFCS, CNWE Virginia B. Vincenti, CFCS Rita Travaglione Wood Usha Chowdhary Duane A. Whitbeck Mary Lee Wood, CFCS-Retired Roxanne Joy Christofferson Peggy H. Wild, CFCS Houston Area Home Economists in Audrey Clark Home & Community Marcelyn Wittorff Evelyn L. Clarke Indiana Affiliate of AAFCS California Affiliate of AAFCS Evangeline Cleage Missouri Affiliate of AAFCS Kansas Affiliate of AFCS Melissa Cleary Foundation Harrileen Ann Jones Conner South Carolina Affiliate of AAFCS Friends Jan Cooper-Taylor Thrivent Financial for Lutherans (UP TO $249) Betrechia Cox-Pettigrew Lois Alfsen Melanie A. Cramer Fellows Isabelle B. Anderson Patsy M. Crowell ($250-$999) Donna L. Anderson Kathy C. Croxall, CFCS Leola Adams, CFCS Mary P. Andrews Gwen B. Daluge Carol L. Anderson, CFCS Frances E. Andrews, CFCS Judith Clark Darby Ruth Ann Halacka Ball Grace Marie Angotti, CFCS-Retired Marian L. Davis Carolyn M. Barnhart, CFCS Sally Antonucci Sharon A. DeVaney, CFCS Lillie Beasley Glover, CFCS Harriet A. Armstrong, CFCS Dolores L. Dixon Queen E. Bowman Janet Azzara Marian J. Dombrock Roma Jean Bradburn Beatrice H. Bagby Ann Domsch Paula Modrell Brady Elva H. Baldwin Diann Douglas Katherine H. Brophy Kimberly Kay Baldwin, CFCS Sandra Elaine Duke Marilyn Sue Buck, CFCS Marquita K. Banks Karen L. Durbin Joanne S. Cavis, CFCS Joanne Bankston Carla M. Earhart, CFCS Susan F. Chelini Almina Barksdale Sally Edwards Kitty R. Coffey, CFCS Irene Beavers Chantelle Lynn Eggleton, CFCS- Sarah L. Coggins Mary C. Behrendt HDFS Ruth E. Deacon Ann Bergman Carolyn J. Emery, CFCS-Retired Mary K. Decker, CFCS-Retired Rebecca J. Bergmann Dorothy Evans, CFCS-Retired Suey Jay Dunton Joyce A. Blyler Melissa Findlay-Lampkin, CFCS Hattie F. Evans Sue E. Boehland Derrick L. Fogg Joan P. Firmery Ellen E. Bolton, CFCS Wanda S. Fox Mary Turner Gilliland Lyda S. Bostick, CFCS-Retired Sharon L. Frankenbery Clinton Gilliland Don Bower, CFCS Janel S. Franks

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Carole S. Fromer, CFCS-Retired Laurel L. Kubin, CFCS Twyla Shear Dee Jaye S. Frye Lillian M. Kwas, CFCS-Retired Katie L. Shelley Patricia Gibson-Haigler Anne Lamar Barbara G. Shenk, CFCS-Retired Elizabeth Gilliland Sally J. Lanz, CFCS-Retired Susan S. Shockey, CFCS, CPFFE Cynthia A. Gleason Enid Lapham Sarah M. Shoffner Edward T. Glover Mary Elizabeth Lash, CFCS Benice Silver, CFCS Marianna Goslau Lisa Ledeboer, CPFFE Diane G. Smathers Thelma Elizabeth Gottler Angela LeMay Cynthia M. Smith Donna C. Graham Lois J. Lewis, CFCS, CPFFE Elizabeth Smith Sandi Graham Carol T. Long Elaine J. Snyder Nancy L. Granovsky, CFCS Karen J. Lustig Alice A. Spangler, CFCS Carolyn J. Grieser Janet B. Manbeck Gretchen Ann Speerstra, CFCS Wilma Pitts Griffin Maureen Martz Nancy McMahon Spencer Audrey M. Grote Glenna Canfield Mason Elizabeth Jane Steiner, CFCS- Virginia R. Gunn Nancy A. Maxwell Retired Marjorie C. Guthrie Carolyn A. McCormick Elizabeth L. Stephenson Virginia T. Hall Carolyn McKinney Phyllis A. Stewart Willy A. Hall Carol L. McNary Mary J. Stobb Charlotta R. Hamilton Betty-Jane S. Meader, CFCS- Janet E. Stout Donna Hancock Hoskins Retired Shirley A. Strauch, CFCS-Retired Judith Hanson Peggy S. Meszaros Sylvia E. Sweet Judith L. Hardardt Joyce B. Miles Marilyn R. Swierk, CFCS-Retired Mary H. Harlan C. Sue Miles Marilyn A. Swiontek, CFCS Lynda Cooper Harriman Candis S. Miller Gloria Taylor, CFCS Melanie S. Hart Cynthia L. Miller, CPFFE, CFCS Estate of Patricia M. Tengel Berthann Heath, CFCS-Retired Betty E. Miner Marilyn D. Tileston, CFCS, Retired Priscilla A. Hedgecock Cherie L. Mingus Deborah T. Tippett, CFCS Kathleen Heiden Samantha Dawn Minster Roxanne L. Trees Anne L. Heinsohn Diana J. Morris Karen Brooks Turner Sarah T. Henry Roberta A. Moseley Olive J. Ubel, CFCS-Retired Norma Hetrick Sophy Mott Roxie L. Underwood Patricia L. Hetrick, CFCS Sylvia W. Mullen, CFCS-HNFS Gladys G. Vaughn Kelsey Hibbert Lori A. Myers, CFCS Margaret A. Viebrock, CFCS Elizabeth A. Hilbert, CFCS-Retired Martha A. Nall, CFCS-Retired Megan A. Vincent William C. Hine Linda Nelson Carol A. Von Behren Peg Hoffman Shelly M. Nickols-Richardson Gus Vouchilas Jacqueline M. Holland, CFCS-HDFS Edwynna D. Nolan Marguerite M. Walker Michael A. Holman Lindell C. Northup Chris L. Ward Ola G. Hudson Lynette J. Olson Mary M. Warnock Marion R. Hull Raygene C. Paige Marjorie J. Warta Carolyn Berry Jackson Reno Anthony Palombit Marsha S. Watts Carol E. Jackson Jane G. Parker Clotell Way Lena Jackson-Lynch Sharon S. Pate Grace Wendland Patricia Grant Jefferson Jennifer Yelich Peabody Bonnye L. Whamond Jane E. Jett Lori Peck Jeri F. Whelan Nancy L. Johnson Joey Peutz, CFCS Deborah L. Will Linda D. Johnson Cheryl Phillip Lorna G. Williams Jeanna M. Jones Judith A. Pinkerton James Williams Karen Harrell Jones Susan A. Pittenger Anna Lee Williams Susan J. Jordan Janet M. Powell, CFCS Meeshay Williams-Wheeler Kim A. Kamin Edwina D. Prime Pamela G. Willison Kathleen A. Kayl Peggy A. Prucnal Tinzley Giles Wilson Dannie L. Keepler Cindy M. Quilling Duane C. Wolf Mary J. Kennedy, CFCS Jean E. Raabe Sallyann R. Wolf Una Mae Kernodle Nancy J. Rabolt Barbara Wollan Rene’ Labrousse Ketchum Jean D. Ramsay Polly Womack Lois M. Kiester Lou Ann Restad Janice E. Woodard Barbara J. Kilborn E. Joyce Richardson Burrows, CFCS Barbara A. Woods, CFCS Jessie J. Kilian Elizabeth S. Ricker Patti C. Wooten Swanson Beverly Kindler Beverly Rieck Sally J. Yahnke Catherine A. Knupp, CFCS Harriet Roland Hilary P. Zubritzky, CFCS Anna-Mae Kobbe Danielle D. Rudolph Florida Affiliate of AAFCS Nancy Kostman Beth Scherpf, CNWE Minnesota Affiliate of AAFCS Kathleen H. Koziolek Cheryl Schlepp Kentucky Affiliate of AAFCS Michelle J. Krehbiel Genevieve A. Schroeder, CFCS

36 AAFCS 108th Annual Conference & Expo Program Guide Resources for Fighters!

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Every year you — health and food safety educators we call BAC Fighters — reach millions of consumers with important safe food handling information. The non-profit Partnership for Food Safety Education equips BAC Fighters with the tools they need to stay strong on the front lines of food safety. Contact us at [email protected] Aim for Atlanta in 2018!

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