American Association of Family & Consumer Sciences 105TH ANNUAL CONFERENCE & EXPO

JUNE 25 – 28, 2014 • Hyatt Regency St. Louis at the Arch • St. Louis, Missouri

• PROGRAM • #AAFCSac

Table of Contents

Welcome to the AAFCS 105TH ANNUAL CONFERENCE & EXPO

Welcome and Introduction About AAFCS 2 Mayor’s Welcome 3 Governor’s Welcome 4 AAFCS Welcome 5 AAFCS Board of Directors & Staff 6 AAFCS Committees 7 General Information 9

Planning & Program Planning Page 12 JUNE 25 – 28, 2014 • ST. LOUIS, MO Floor Plans 13 #AAFCSac Conference Schedule (Tues. – Sat.) 16 Thursday (Program Details) 27 Friday (Program Details) 39 Saturday (Program Details) 53

Expo Expo Hours 65 Exhibit Hall Floor Plan 65 Exhibitor Directory 66

Recognition Annual Conference Sponsors 72 All-Star Exhibitors 73 Family & Consumer Sciences Research Center 74 Accreditation of University Undergraduate FCS Programs 75 Assessment and Certification of FCS Professionals 76 Pre-Professional Assessment and Certification (Pre-PAC) 77

Notes 78

AAFCS 105th Annual Conference & Expo Program Guide 1 About AAFCS

American Association of Family & Consumer Sciences (AAFCS)

NATIONAL

Based in the Washington, 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 communities in making informed decisions about their well-being, relationships, and resources to achieve optimal quality of life.

For over 100 years, AAFCS members have been working to improve the quality and standards of individual and family life by delivering educational programs, influencing public policy, and conducting research. They provide research-based knowledge about the topics of everyday life, including human development, personal and family finance, housing and interior design, food science, nutrition and wellness, textiles and apparel, and consumer issues.

You will see AAFCS members in all walks of life—they are early childhood, elementary, secondary, university/college, and Extension educators, administrators and managers, human service professionals, researchers, community volunteers, business people, and consultants who help people achieve a healthy and sustainable world.

AAFCS members receive many benefits, including membership in their affiliates, networking opportunities through AAFCS Communities, advocacy support, the Journal of Family & Consumer Sciences, and discounts on registration fees for virtual and on-site professional development events, group insurance plans, and more. AAFCS also offers industry-recognized pre-professional and professional FCS assessments and certifications, and is the sole accreditation agent in the United States for FCS baccalaureate programs.

Each year, AAFCS brings FCS and allied professionals together at its annual conference and expo to share their knowledge, research, and experience and work on integrated solutions to address current societal challenges. Welcome to the 105th Annual Conference & Expo!

2 AAFCS 105th Annual Conference & Expo Program Guide Mayor’s Welcome

AAFCS 105th Annual Conference & Expo Program Guide 3 Governor’s Welcome

4 AAFCS 105th Annual Conference & Expo Program Guide AAFCS Welcome

Welcome to the AAFCS 105TH ANNUAL CONFERENCE & EXPO ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI

Dear Friends and Colleagues:

On behalf of the Board of Directors, the Annual Conference Planning Advisory Committee, and the staff of the American Association of Family & Consumer Sciences (AAFCS), welcome to the AAFCS 105th Annual Conference & Expo: Family & Consumer Sciences: Global Gateway to Healthy and Sustainable Families!

As you review our amazing conference program on pages 27 – 64, you’ll see that there are numerous ways to build your family and consumer sciences (FCS) knowledge and skills: more than 50 peer-reviewed educational sessions, a wide spectrum of sessions of special interest, and outstanding keynotes from internationally accomplished professionals! And, meet top FCS experts and network at events like the Curriculum Showcase, Juried Design Showcase, and Poster Sessions.

We encourage you to connect with FCS professionals from various practice settings and content areas from across the country. On Thursday, make new connections at Communities and Affiliates Showcase and Networking, as well as the Expo Grand Opening. Then on Friday, come to the Expo networking breaks for special events (meet Project Runway Winner Seth Aaron Henderson!) and giveaways and mingle with colleagues and alumni and enjoy refreshments at University Reunions later that evening.

After reviewing the program, use our Planning Page on page 12 to maximize your time at the conference. If you’re new to AAFCS, be sure to attend the New Members and First Time Conference Attendees Meet-Up on Thursday evening, hosted by the AAFCS Membership Committee. You’ll get some great tips and advice from AAFCS conference veterans!

Thank you for choosing the AAFCS 105th Annual Conference & Expo in St. Louis. In addition to participating in all of the learning opportunities, we hope you take some time to enjoy the city and have fun!

Sincerely,

Peggy Wild, CFCS Carolyn W. Jackson, CFCS President, 2013 – 2014 Executive Director

Karen Bergh Carol R. Werhan, CFCS Co-Chair, 2013-14 ACPAC Co-Chair, 2013-14 ACPAC

AAFCS 105th Annual Conference & Expo Program Guide 5 AAFCS Board of Directors & Staff

AAFCS 2013-2014 Board of Directors

Yvonne Gentzler Victoria Marie Gribschaw, Director-at-Large S.C., CFCS Treasurer Peggy Wild, CFCS Jane Walker President Director of Affiliates

Shirley Hymon-Parker Margaret Viebrock, CFCS Director-at-Large Director-at-Large

Beverly Card, CFCS Melanie Tua Gonzalez President-Elect Student Unit Chair

Sue Buck, CFCS Carolyn W. Jackson, CFCS Past President Ex-Officio, AAFCS Executive Director AAFCS Staff The American Association of Family & Consumer Sciences is headquartered at 400 N. Columbus Street, Suite 202, Alexandria, VA 22314. Phone: 800.424.8080 / 703.706.4600 Fax: 703.706.4663 Email: [email protected] / Web: www.aafcs.org

Roxana Marissa Ayona Carolyn Jackson, CFCS Lori Myers, CFCS Senior Manager, Awards and Governance Executive Director Director of Pre-Professional Assessment and Certification (Pre-PAC), Managing Daila Boufford Gwynn Mason Director of the FCS Research Center Director of Professional Development and Director of Communications Market Research Sophy Mott Gay Nell McGinnis, CFCS Director of Affiliate and Member Relations Steve DonTigny Division Director, Credentialing, Membership Coordinator Professional Development, and Research Sara Tantillo Professional Development Manager

6 AAFCS 105th Annual Conference & Expo Program Guide AAFCS Committees

AAFCS 2013-2014 Board of Directors Annual Conference and Local Advisory Committees

The Annual Conference Program Advisory Committee and Local Advisory Committee have worked very hard to help ensure the success of our 105th Annual Conference & Expo. The officers of AAFCS want to thank them for their time and dedication.

Members of the Annual Conference Program Advisory Committee

Karen Bergh, Co-Chair Christine Hollingsworth Carol Werhan, Co-Chair Kelly Schulze Jorge Atiles Jane Walker, Board Liaison Nancy Bock Melanie Túa González, Board Liaison

Members of the Missouri Local Advisory Committee

Janine Duncan, Co-Chair Debbie Odlum Irene Kalmer, Co-Chair Mary Beth Ohlms Allison Edwards Carol Pariani Susan Hamlin Joyce Taylor Cheryl Houston Deborah Williams Darlene Neil

And, the Board thanks all the members who have volunteered and supported the efforts of the committees to make the Annual Conference in St. Louis a great success!

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AAFCS Annual Conference & Expo Attendance Educational Excursions Attendance at the Annual Conference and the Expo Tickets for the Missouri Educational Excursions is by registration badge only; admission to all events, must have been purchased in advance. Tickets for sessions, and the Expo is restricted to those with a excursions will not be available onsite. registration badge. Educational Topics Advance Ticket Sales Participants in the AAFCS 105th Annual Conference Tickets for AAFCS-sponsored meals and special events will be able to enhance their learning in the following must be purchased in advance. Because AAFCS must areas: guarantee meal reservations prior to the opening of the 1. Advancing technology to promote healthy conference, educational excursion and meal tickets will families not be sold, exchanged, or refunded onsite. 2. Creating an environment for sustainability 3. Examining health, wellness, and living well Annual Conference Local Advisory Committee (ACLAC) Information Desk 4. Advocating for individuals, families, and the profession The 2014 ACLAC is hosting an information desk near the AAFCS Registration Desk. They will have 5. Exploring economic issues impacting healthy information about St. Louis and the surrounding areas, and sustainable families the Annual Conference, and restaurant services. The AAFCS message board will also be in this area. The Expo 2015 ACLAC will also be hosting an information desk The Expo is in the Regency Ballroom on the second to answer your questions about our 2015 Conference in floor of the Hyatt Regency St. Louis at the Arch. Jacksonville, Florida. Companies and organizations from across the United States will present the latest information on new Association Central products and services. Because of insurance, children The AAFCS Booth area (Association Central) is located in under 16 must be accompanied by an adult at the Expo Hall. Stop by to meet AAFCS staff and network this educational event. with fellow colleagues and peers. Expo hours are: Communication Devices

The use of mobile technology devices is permitted. Grand Opening Thursday, June 26 4:15pm - 7:00pm We encourage you to join the conversation on Twitter at #AAFCSac. The passcode to access the Internet is Expo Open aafcs. As a courtesy to the presenter, please ensure that Friday, June 27 8:30am - 4:30pm sounds and alerts are silenced. Thank you. Networking Breaks Endorsements Friday, June 27 8:30am - 9:00am Presentation of a program or advertisement of a 11:30am - 12:00pm product, service, or viewpoint should not be construed 1:15pm - 1:45pm as an endorsement by the American Association of 4:00pm - 4:30pm Family & Consumer Sciences.

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First Aid/Emergencies credentials assures potential employers, clients, and the general public that the professional has a commitment If there is an emergency at the Hyatt Regency St. Louis to expanding competence and expertise through ongoing at The Arch, please dial extension 55 from any hotel participation in professional development activities. telephone. The hotel has trained professionals that will respond to the emergency location to render aid. If the For AAFCS certified professionals, an official Certificate situation is life threatening, we encourage you to dial of Completion has been placed in the Annual 911 directly. Conference packet you received at registration. This form is necessary to verify professional development Lost and Found units (PDUs). Professionals with a CFCS credential The lost and found is located at the AAFCS Registration can earn up to 35.25 PDUs and professionals with a Desk. CPFFE credential can earn up to 34.25 PDUs through attendance at the Annual Conference, including Parking participation in approved educational excursions. PDUs may be earned by attending sessions and viewing Overnight Valet Parking: $28 per night including tax. exhibits. PDUs are also earned by attending certain Self-Parking: $16.00 plus tax per day. meal functions that include a scheduled speaker (see individual descriptions and PDU notations in the Product Sales Tables program). Remember to document your PDUs on the The committees, communities, affiliates, and small Certificate of Completion included in your Annual businesses of AAFCS offer a number of products for sale Conference packet! during the conference. Sales tables are located outside of the Expo in the Regency Ballroom Foyer. Continuing Education Unit (CEU) Credit for Certified Family Life Educators Products are available for purchase during the following hours: Some AAFCS Annual Conference sessions are approved for CEU credit for the Certified Family Life Educator Friday, June 27 9:00am - 5:30pm program through the National Council on Family Saturday, June 28 9:00am - 1:00pm Relations (NCFR). If you are a Certified Family Life Educator and would like to earn CEU credit, please come to the AAFCS Registration Desk for a list of Professional Development Credit approved sessions and a certificate. Professional Development Units (PDUs) for AAFCS-Certified Professionals Registration The AAFCS Registration Desk is located in the foyer AAFCS credentials are the most credible national outside of the Grand Ballroom of the Hyatt Regency hotel. credentials a family and consumer sciences professional Registration materials may only be picked up by the can achieve. AAFCS offers four professional credentials: individual who is registered for the conference. (1) Certified in Family and Consumer Sciences (CFCS), broad field credential; (2) Certified in Human Registration hours are: Development and Family Studies (CFCS-HDFS), concentration credential; (3) Certified in Hospitality, Tuesday, June 24 5:00pm - 6:30pm Nutrition, and Food Science (CFCS-HNFS), concentration Wednesday, June 25 8:00am - 6:00pm credential; and (4) Certified Personal and Family Finance Thursday, June 26 7:00am - 5:00pm Educator (CPFFE). Meeting the ongoing professional Friday, June 27 7:30am - 5:00pm development requirements to maintain the professional Saturday, June 28 8:00am - 2:00pm

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Registration List Smoking An alphabetical list of all attendees registered for the The hotel is completely smoke-free throughout the AAFCS Annual Conference is available for your review indoor space. There are designated smoking areas at the AAFCS Registration Desk. Attendees are also outside the hotel. encouraged to use the AAFCS Membership Directory (members-only), AAFCS Communities (members-only), Survey Facebook, Twitter, and LinkedIn to connect with Your feedback about your AAFCS Annual Conference colleagues and presenters. & Expo experience is very important to AAFCS. The information we receive helps us in planning future 2014 Senate conferences to better meet your needs. On July 2, Friday, June 27 AAFCS will post a link to the 105th Annual Conference Part I: 5:00pm-6:30pm (credentialing will occur at the & Expo online survey on the AAFCS homepage (www. registration desk) aafcs.org). You will have two weeks to complete the survey. In order to help you complete the survey as Saturday, June 28 accurately as possible, we have provided some topics for Part II: 3:45pm-5:30pm you to consider during the Annual Conference & Expo:

Only certified senators and members of the Board of • Reasons for attending the Annual Conference & Directors are to be admitted to the reserved seating Expo section. The Senate unreserved seating area is open • Value of the Annual Conference events and to all AAFCS members and other Annual Conference sessions registrants. • Open hours and value of the Expo Please note: Senators will receive their voting card, • Suggestions for future conferences senator ribbon, and one identification card for each of • Reasons why you would attend next year’s the Senate Session Parts in their registration packet. conference This is a different process than in past years so take special note of this new procedure to be credentialed. We look forward to receiving your feedback in the Each Senator will need to pick up their Senate online survey. credentialing items in person at the Registration desk.

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Wednesday, June 25 Thursday, June 26 Friday, June 27 Saturday, June 28

7:00am – 9:00am 7:00am – 9:00am 7:00am – 9:00am 7:00am – 9:00am ______

9:00am – 12:00noon 9:00am – 12:00noon 9:00am – 12:00noon 9:00am – 12:00noon ______

12:00noon – 3:00pm 12:00noon – 3:00pm 12:00noon – 3:00pm 12:00noon – 3:00pm ______

3:00pm – 7:00pm 3:00pm – 7:00pm 3:00pm – 7:00pm 3:00pm – 7:00pm ______

Evening Hours Evening Hours Evening Hours Evening Hours ______

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Hyatt Regency St. Louis Second Floor

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Hyatt Regency St. Louis Fourth Floor

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Hyatt Regency St. Louis Eighteenth Floor

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Tuesday, June 24th Room/ CFCS/ Room/ Times Main Conference Track CPFFE Governance Track Page # PDUs Page # 8:00am - Finance Committee Meeting Sterling 6 12:00pm 12:00pm - Coordinating Committee Sterling 7 1:00pm International Federation of Home Economics (IFHE) --IFHE-US MOU Meeting 1:00pm - AAFCS Board of Directors Meeting Sterling 6 5:00pm 3:00pm - IFHE-US Board of Directors Sterling 5 6:00pm Meeting 5:00pm - Registration Open Grand 6:30pm Ballroom Foyer 5:00pm - Missouri Annual Conference Grand 6:30pm Local Advisory Committee Ballroom (ACLAC) Info Booth Open Foyer

Wednesday, June 25th Room/ CFCS/ Room/ Times Main Conference Track CPFFE Governance Track Page # PDUs Page # 8:00am - AAFCS Board of Directors Meeting Mills 6 12:00pm 8:00am - Registration Open Grand 6:00pm Ballroom Foyer 8:30am - Accreditation: From Self-Study Grand A 6/6 PDUs 4:30pm Report to Site Visit 8:30am - Missouri ACLAC Info Booth Open Grand 6:00pm Ballroom Foyer 8:30am - A Tour of the Hill (ticketed) Meet at 6/0 PDUs 3:30pm 4th Street Entrance 9:00am - Annual Conference Local Advisory Grand D 10:00am Committee Volunteers Meeting

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Wednesday, June 25th (continued) Room/ CFCS/ Room/ Times Main Conference Track CPFFE Governance Track Page # PDUs Page # 9:00am - The International Home Mills 3 12:00pm Economics Services, Inc. Annual Board of Directors Meeting 9:30am - The Gateway Arch and Meet at 6/0 PDUs 6:30pm Architecture of St. Louis Tour 4th Street (ticketed) Entrance 10:00am - Missouri History Museum: Food Meet at 4.5/0 4:00pm and Nutrition Tour (ticketed) 4th Street PDUs Entrance 1:00pm - Orientation of Chairs and Grand D 2:00pm Members of AAFCS Committees, Communities, Councils, Units, and Assemblies 2:00pm - IFHE-US Business Meeting Grand B 4:00pm 2:15pm - Committee Meetings: 4:15pm Development Grand H Public Policy Grand D Bylaws and Policy and Procedure Park View Membership Grand G Ethics Grand C Awards and Recognition Grand F 2:15pm - Council for Certification (CFC) Mills 3 4:15pm Business Meeting 3:00pm - Florida ACLAC Info Booth Open Grand 6:00pm Ballroom Foyer 4:15pm - AAFCS Community Leaders Grand D 5:15pm Meeting 4:30pm - Missouri Wine Pairing 101 – A Gateway 6:00pm Fun Learning Experience for You East and Your Tastebuds! (ticketed) 5:15pm - Bosnian Cultural Evening, Meet at 2.5/2.5 9:30pm Sponsored by IFHE-US (ticketed) 4th Street PDUs Entrance 6:30pm - Affiliate Presidents Unit (APU) Grand G 8:30pm Business Meeting

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Thursday, June 26th Room/ CFCS/ Room/ Times Main Conference Track Page # CPFFE Governance Track PDUs Page # 6:00am - Walking and Viewing the Sights Meet in 7:00am Hyatt Lobby 6:00am - Zumba Park 7:00am View 7:00am - Registration Open Grand 5:00pm Ballroom Foyer 7:00am - Missouri ACLAC and Florida Grand 5:00pm ACLAC Info Booths Open Ballroom Foyer 8:00am - Expo Move-In and Set-Up Regency 3:00pm Ballroom 9:00am - Opening General Session Grand D 0.75/0.75 10:30am and E PDU

10:30am - Communities and Affiliates Grand 11:45am Showcase and Networking F/G/H 11:00am - Collaborative Model/FCS Alliance Regency E 1:30pm Meeting (invitation only) 12:00pm - Community of Colleges, Gateway 1:30pm Universities and Research (CUR) East Networking Luncheon and Business Meeting (ticketed) 12:00pm - Community of Elementary, Park 1:30pm Secondary, and Adult Education View Teacher of the Year Luncheon, Sponsored by Goodheart-Willcox (ticketed) 12:00pm - Community of Business & Gateway Building Leadership Capacity Grand E 1:30pm Entrepreneurship Luncheon: West Debriefing Session--2013-2014 “AAFCS and the Community of Leadership Academy Business & Entrepreneurship: Together We Can Go Far” (ticketed) 12:30pm - Educational Sessions--Block 1 See page 1/1* PDU 1:30pm 29. 1:45pm - Educational Sessions--Block 2 See page 1/1* PDU Community of Business & Grand G 2:45pm 29. Entrepreneurship Business Meeting 1:45pm - Community of Global Perspectives Grand A 2:45pm Business Meeting

* Block 1: Sexting & Texting: Safe Social Media Block 2: Sustaining the Past, Preparing for the Future

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Thursday, June 26th (continued) Room/ CFCS/ Room/ Times Main Conference Track Page # CPFFE Governance Track PDUs Page # 1:45pm - Changes in the US Residential Grand D 1/0 PDU Student Unit Business Meeting Grand E 2:45pm Kitchen During the Past 100 Years: Design and Function 1:45pm - Collegiate Assembly: Assessment Grand F 1/1 PDU Nominating Committee Meeting Mills 3 2:45pm to Public Information 3:00pm - Educational Sessions--Block 3 See page 1/1* PDU NATEFACS Meeting and Update Grand D 4:00pm 31. 3:00pm - "Not your Mom's PR Anymore!" Grand E 1/1 PDU NCBDFCS Business Meeting Mills 3 4:00pm Using Social Media for FCS Public Awareness 3:00pm - Assembly of Higher Education: Grand F 1/1 PDU 4:00pm Benefits of Accreditation 3:00pm - Effective FCS Secondary Education Grand G 1/1 PDU 4:00pm Programs--Ensuring a Gateway for Healthy and Sustainable Families 3:00pm - A Gateway to Research in Family Park 1/1 PDU 4:00pm and Consumer Sciences View 3:00pm - Resourcefulne$$ Part II: Creative Grand H 1/1 PDU 4:00pm Strategies and Methods for Achieving Sustainable Lifestyles 4:15pm - Expo Hall Grand Opening Regency 2/2 PDUs 7:00pm Ballroom 4:15pm - Community of CUR Research Regency 1.75/1.75 6:00pm Poster Session Ballroom PDU

4:15pm - Undergraduate Student Research Regency 1.75/1.75 6:00pm Poster Session Ballroom PDU

4:15pm - Moving AAFCS Forward Regency 1.75/1.75 6:00pm Through Collaboration of AAFCS Ballroom PDU Leadership Academy Participants in Media Outreach Projects 6:00pm - New Members and First-Time Grand D 7:00pm Conference Attendees Meet-Up 5:30pm - CAFCS Meeting Mills 3 6:30pm 6:15pm - Little Black Dress & Tie Reception Gateway 7:00pm (ticketed) East 7:00pm - Little Black Dress & Tie Gala Gateway 8:30pm (ticketed) East and West

* Block 3: The New Science of Grief and Mourning Support; FCS Applications for Sustainable Families and Communities

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Friday, June 27th Room/ CFCS/ Room/ Times Main Conference Track Page # CPFFE Governance Track PDUs Page # 6:00am - Walking and Viewing the Sights Meet in 7:00am Hyatt Lobby 6:00am - Zumba Park 7:00am View 7:30am - Registration Open Grand 5:00pm Ballroom Foyer 7:30am - Missouri ACLAC and Florida Grand 5:00pm ACLAC Info Booths Open Ballroom Foyer 8:00am - Product Sales Tables Set-up Outside 9:00am of Regency Ballroom 8:30am - Expo Open Regency 2/2 PDUs 4:30pm Ballroom 8:30am - Expo Networking Break: Regency 9:00am “Connecting Educators” Ballroom 9:00am - Open Forum Grand E 11:00am 9:00am - Exhibitor Learning Lab: “Bake for Regency 0.75/0 9:50am Good: Kids Learn Bake Share” E PDU (King Arthur Flour) 9:00am - Product Sales Tables Outside of 5:30pm Regency Ballroom 9:15am - Educational Sessions--Block 4 See page 1/1* PDU 10:15am 39. 9:15am - Engaging FCS College Students in Grand H 1/1 PDU 10:15am Curriculum Reflection: Matching Standards to Learning 10:00am - Exhibitor Learning Lab: “Vintage Regency 0.75/0 10:50am Notions and the Entrepreneurial E PDU Spirit” (Coats & Clark) 10:30am - Educational Sessions--Block 5 See page 1/1* PDU 11:30am 40. 10:30am - Ethics--The GPS of Our Profession Grand D 1/0 PDU 11:30am 10:30am - Doing the Right Things Right: A Grand H 1/1 PDU 11:30am Student Chapter Success Story

* Block 4: The Status of Secondary FCS Programs; Sustaining FCS Programs in Higher Education; Extreme Makeover Block 5: Sustaining FCS Education; Financial Literacy; Together We Are Better

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Friday, June 27th (continued) Room/ CFCS/ Room/ Times Main Conference Track Page # CPFFE Governance Track PDUs Page # 10:30am - National Coalition for Family & Mills 3 12:30pm Consumer Sciences Education Business Meeting 11:30am - Expo Networking Break: Regency 12:00pm “Connecting Apparel, Textiles, & Ballroom Design Professionals” 12:00pm - Educational Sessions--Block 6 See page 1/1* PDU 1:00pm 42. 12:00pm - Safe Space and Well-Being: Grand D 1/1 PDU 1:00pm Knowledge and Skills for Sustainability 12:00pm - Successful Fundraising Ideas Grand H 1/1 PDU 1:00pm When Everything Else Hasn't Worked 12:00pm - Kappa Omicron Nu and Phi Gateway 1:30pm Upsilon Omicron Luncheon East (ticketed) 12:00pm - Community of Partners in Home Park 0.5/0.5 1:30pm and Community Luncheon View PDU (ticketed) 12:00pm - Community of Nutrition, Health, Gateway 0.5/0 PDU 1:30pm and Food Management Luncheon West (ticketed) 1:00pm - Exhibitor Learning Lab: “You Regency 0.75/0 1:50pm Can Be Part of the Process: FDA E PDU Advisory Committees Seeking Experts” (FDA) 1:15pm - Expo Networking Break: Regency 1:45pm “Connecting Family Resource Ballroom Management Professionals” 1:45pm - Educational Sessions--Block 7 See page 1/1* PDU Editorial Board Meeting of the Mills 3 2:45pm 43. Family & Consumer Sciences Research Journal (FCSRJ) 1:45pm - Public Policy and Practice: Using Grand D 1/1 PDU Community of Partners in Home Grand H 2:45pm “Saving Civility” to Develop and Community Business Meeting Strategies to Advocate for Children and Families Within the Public Policy Arena 1:45pm - Community of ESAE Curriculum 2/2 PDUs Grand E 3:45pm Showcase and Silent Auction

* Block 6: Life Reimagined; College Students Engage in the Advocacy Process; Creating a Mindset of Sustainability; Using the edTPA to Help Student Teachers; Evaluation of an Online Program Block 7: Ethics; Online FCS Courses

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Friday, June 27th (continued) Room/ CFCS/ Room/ Times Main Conference Track Page # CPFFE Governance Track PDUs Page # 2:00pm - Exhibitor Learning Lab: “A Dollar Regency 0.75/0.75 2:50pm Saved Is More Than a Dollar E PDU Earned: 3 Steps to Build Wealth” (NEFE) 3:00pm - Educational Sessions--Block 8 See page 1/1* PDU Community of Building Mills 3 4:00pm 46. Leadership Capacity in AAFCS Meeting 3:00pm - Impact, Interest, and Insights Grand H 1/1 PDU 4:00pm for Increasing FCS Course Enrollments 3:00pm - Accreditation Recognizes Diverse Park 1/1 PDU 4:00pm Structures View 3:00pm - FCSRJ High Tea and Presentation Gateway 0.5/0.5 4:00pm of Research Awards East PDU Sponsored by Wiley Blackwell 3:00pm - Community of Family Relations Gateway 1/1 PDU 4:00pm and Human Development Special West Interest Session 3:45pm - Putting Research Into Practice Grand D 2/2 PDUs 5:45pm 4:00pm - Expo Networking Break: Regency 4:30pm “Connecting Food Science, Ballroom Nutrition & Wellness Professionals” 4:30pm - Educational Sessions--Block 9 See page 1/1* PDU 5:30pm 51. 4:30pm - Best Practices--Developing and Park 1/1 PDU 2015 Annual Conference Local Mills 3 5:30pm Implementing Successful Affiliate View Advisory Committee Meeting Projects: Results of 2013 AAFCS Leadership Academy Participant Projects 4:30pm - Advocacy and Communication Grand H 1/1 PDU 5:30pm Tools for Promoting the Importance of Healthy and Sustainable Families: National Coalition for Family and Consumer Sciences Education 5:00pm - Senate, Part I Grand E 6:30pm 5:00pm - University Reunions Gateway 7:00pm East

* Block 8: Understanding and Enhancing Sustainability; Promising Practices; Increasing Access to Health Insurance; Sustaining Healthy Aging Block 9: Enhancing Teacher Education Programs; Using Participating Research; Retirees in Leadership and Volunteerism Roles

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Friday, June 27th (continued) Room/ CFCS/ Room/ Times Main Conference Track Page # CPFFE Governance Track PDUs Page # 6:00pm - Student Unit Social Night Grand H 7:00pm 6:00pm - Twice is Nice Accessory Swap: Gateway 7:00pm Putting Resourcefulne$$ Into West Action 7:00pm - National Coalition of Black Park 1/1 PDU 9:00pm Development in Family and View Consumer Sciences Banquet (ticketed)

Saturday, June 28th Room/ CFCS/ Room/ Times Main Conference Track Page # CPFFE Governance Track PDUs Page # 6:00am - Walking and Viewing the Sights Meet at 7:00am Hyatt Lobby 6:00am - Zumba Park 7:00am View 8:00am - Product Sales Table Set-up Outside 9:00am of Regency Ballroom 8:00am - Past Presidents Unit Breakfast (by Gateway 9:30am invitation only) East 8:00am - Registration Open Grand 2:00pm Ballroom Foyer 8:00am - Missouri ACLAC and Florida Grand 2:00pm ACLAC Info Booths Open Ballroom Foyer 8:00am - AAFCS Certification Qualifying Gateway 11:30am Exam Administration West 8:00am - Missouri History Museum: "The Meet at 2/0 PDUs 12:15pm History of Wedding Fashions" 4th Street (ticketed) Entrance 8:00am - A Visit to the Food and Nutrition Meet at 2.5/0 12:15pm Department at Barnes-Jewish 4th Street PDUs Hospital (ticketed) Entrance 8:00am - Sustainability at the Missouri Meet at 2.5/0 12:15pm Botanical Garden (ticketed) 4th Street PDUs Entrance

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Saturday, June 28th (continued) Room/ CFCS/ Room/ Times Main Conference Track Page # CPFFE Governance Track PDUs Page # 8:15am - Community of Family Relations Park Community of Non-Traditional Grand A 9:15am and Human Development View Careers Planning Meeting Breakfast (ticketed) 8:15am - 50-Year Member Breakfast: Regency F Community of Elementary, Grand B 9:15am Embracing and Managing Change Secondary, and Adult Education in Family and Consumer Sciences (ESAE) Business Meeting (by invitation only) 8:15am - Families, Finances, and Resources: Regency 9:15am Family Economics/Resource D Management (FERM) Community Education Award Presentation and Business Meeting 8:15am - Facilitation as a Leadership Regency 1/1 PDU 9:15am Skill to Lead Families in A Effective Decision-Making in an Interdependent World 8:15am - Getting Published in the Family & Regency 1/1 PDU 9:15am Consumer Sciences Research Journal B 8:15am - Applying for AAFCS Awards, Regency 1/1 PDU 9:15am Grants, Fellowships, and E Scholarships 8:15am - Community of Colleges, Grand G 1.5/1.5 9:45am Universities, and Research Oral PDUs Research Presentations, Part I 8:15am - Leadership Workshop for Family Grand H 9:45am and Consumer Sciences Students, Part I 9:00am - Product Sales Tables Outside 1:00pm of Regency Ballroom 9:30am - Educational Sessions--Block 10 See page 1/1* PDU Leadership Academy Planning Mills 3 10:30am 55. Session for the Building Leadership Capacity in AAFCS Community Members 9:30am - “Taking It to The Streets”— Grand F 1/1 PDU 10:30am Embracing and Managing Economic Change Through Family and Consumer Sciences

*Block 10: FCS Professionals Build Community Capacity in Appalachia; Implementing Standards Based Grading; Sustaining the Profession Through Distance Education; Entrepreneurs Extraordinaire

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Saturday, June 28th (continued) Room/ CFCS/ Room/ Times Main Conference Track Page # CPFFE Governance Track PDUs Page # 9:30am - Community of Apparel, Textiles, Regency 2/0 PDUs 12:00pm and Design Juried Design C Showcase and Exhibition 9:45am - Teacher Educators in Higher Grand C 11:45am Education Community Forum and Business Meeting 10:00am - Community of Colleges, Grand G 1.5/1.5 11:30am Universities, and Research Oral PDUs Research Presentations, Part II 10:00am - Leadership Workshop for Family Grand H 11:30am and Consumer Sciences Students, Part II 10:45am - Educational Sessions--Block 11 See page 1/1* PDU NCBDFCS Board of Directors Mills 3 11:45am 58. Meeting 10:45am - Pre-Professional Assessment Grand F 1/1 PDU 11:45am and Certification: A Gateway to Success for FCS Programs 12:00pm - FCSEA and AAFCS Community Regency F 1:30pm of Teacher Educators in Higher Education Joint Recognition Luncheon (ticketed) 12:00pm - Community of Extension Park 1:30pm Luncheon (ticketed) View 12:00pm - Community of Global Gateway 0.5/0.5 1:30pm Perspectives Luncheon: East PDU “Empowering Students through Service Learning in the Philippines” (ticketed) 12:15pm - Educational Sessions--Block 12 See page 1/1* PDU Community of Apparel, Textiles, Grand C 1:15pm 60. and Design Business Meeting 12:15pm - Developing a LiveBinder as Grand F 1/1 PDU 1:15pm a Teaching Resource in FCS Education 12:15pm - Professional Certification: Grand G 1/1 PDU 1:15pm Promoting Excellence in Family and Consumer Sciences

* Block 11: Using a Traveling Trunk; Expanding the Capacity of Youth; Facilitating Improved Quality of Life; How to Develop and Build a Dynamic FCS Advisory Group; Advocating for Diverse Populations Block 12: Is it Time to Become Your Parents Financial Caregiver?; Connecting With the Community

AAFCS 105th Annual Conference & Expo Program Guide 25 Saturday, June 28th (continued) Room/ CFCS/ Room/ Times Main Conference Track Page # CPFFE Governance Track PDUs Page # 12:15pm - Improving and Sustaining Family Grand H 1/0 PDU 1:15pm Health: The Youth4Health Project Explores Healthier Lifestyles for Youth 1:45pm - Capstone General Session Grand D 0.75/0.75 3:15pm and E PDU 3:30pm - After the Tassel is Turned: Grand H 1/1 PDU 4:30pm Sustaining Your Sanity! 4:00pm - 2014 & 2015 Annual Conference Mills 3 5:00pm Planning Advisory Committee Meeting 3:45pm - Senate, Part II Regency 5:30pm D/E/F 6:00pm - Stars of St. Louis: AAFCS Donor Grand C 7:00pm Reception (by invitation only) 7:15pm - Pacesetter Dinner (ticketed) Grand D 9:30pm and E

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PROGRAM PLEASE NOTE: AAFCS-approved PDUS are listed in the program-at-a-glance on pages 16 – 26.

Acronym Key: AAFCS American Association of Family & FCSRJ Family & Consumer Sciences Research Journal Consumer Sciences IFHE International Federation for Home ACLAC Annual Conference Local Advisory Economics Committee JFCS Journal of Family & Consumer Sciences ACPAC Annual Conference Planning Advisory NCBDFCS National Coalition for Black Development Committee in Family & Consumer Sciences APU Affiliate Presidents Unit NEAFCS National Extension Association of Family CFCS Certified in Family & Consumer Sciences & Consumer Sciences CUR Colleges, Universities, and Research Pre-PAC Pre-Professional Assessment and ESAE Elementary, Secondary, and Adult Certification Education SU Student Unit FCCLA Family, Career and Community Leaders of America

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Thursday, June 26 10:30am - 11:45am Grand F/G/H Communities and Affiliates Showcase and 6:00am - 7:00am Meet at Hyatt Lobby Networking Walking and Viewing the Sights AAFCS Communities are member organized groups Join other attendees for a walk around St. Louis for that serve as a conduit of professional action, dialogue, both fitness and fun! St. Louis is home to amazing and promotion relevant to the mission of AAFCS. architecture and sights. Come dressed ready to walk. Affiliates are the local face(s) of AAFCS. At this innovative showcase and networking session you’ll be able to Presenter: connect with Communities, Affiliates, and other groups Susan Hamlin, [email protected] including the AAFCS Student Unit. ______11:00am - 1:30pm Regency E 6:00am - 7:00am Park View Collaborative Model/FCS Alliance Meeting Zumba (invitation only) ______7:00am – 5:00pm Grand Ballroom Foyer Registration Open LUNCHEONS ______12:00pm - 1:30pm Gateway East 7:00am – 5:00pm Grand Ballroom Foyer Community of Colleges, Universities, and Missouri ACLAC and Florida ACLAC Research (CUR) Networking Luncheon Info Booths Open (ticketed event) At the Community of CUR luncheon, network with ______other higher education professionals and hear news and 8:00am – 3:00pm Regency Ballroom updates on higher education and research. Expo Move-In and Set-Up Presenter: ______Jody Roubanis, [email protected] 9:00am - 10:30am Grand D and E ______Opening General Session 12:00pm - 1:30pm Gateway West Keynote Address: “Becoming My Mother” Community of Business & Entrepreneurship Dr. Geraldene B. Hodelin Luncheon: “AAFCS and the Community of IFHE Immediate Past President and Business & Entrepreneurship: Together We Can International Year of the Family Committee Go Far” (ticketed event) Chair Family and consumer sciences professionals in business have had a long affiliation with AAFCS. Since 1927 when the Home Economists in Business Section formed, many have been active members in AAFCS. This session will Recognition of Teachers of the Year highlight the history of that relationship and discuss the Merit Finalists potential future in the proposed new structure of AAFCS Sandra J. Coulter, California Affiliate and the collaborative model. Brenda Duncan-Davis, Indiana Affiliate Presenter: National Teacher of the Year Donna C. Graham, [email protected]

Sponsored by Christy Cobb Wilson, CFCS, South Carolina Affiliate

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12:00pm - 1:30pm Park View 12:30pm - 1:30pm Grand C Community of Elementary, Secondary, and Using Videos to Promote Health Behaviors in Adult Education (ESAE) Teacher of the Year “You Go Teens!” Online Challenges Luncheon(ticketed event) You Go Teens! is an innovative, peer-developed and -delivered, and technology-based nutrition, health, and Sponsored by wellness program utilizing educational videos. Come and learn how this email challenge increased knowledge Help the Community of Elementary, Secondary, and and changed behaviors for teens participating in the Adult Education honor AAFCS 2014 National, Merit challenge, as measured by an online pre- and post- Finalist, and Affiliate Teachers of the Year. The luncheon assessment survey. Discover how to develop your own will include recognition of Community of ESAE challenges! sponsors, membership incentive winners, officers, and committee chairpersons. Hear from the 2014 National Presenter: Teacher of the Year about her award-winning program. Patricia Brinkman, [email protected]

Researchers: END OF LUNCHEONS Lisa Barlage, [email protected] Cindy Shuster, CFCS, [email protected] 12:30pm - 1:30pm Grand E Michelle Treber, [email protected] Building Leadership Capacity Debriefing Session-2013-2014 Leadership Academy END OF ED SESSIONS

EDUCATIONAL SESSIONS – BLOCK 1 EDUCATIONAL SESSIONS – BLOCK 2

12:30pm - 1:30pm Grand B 1:45pm - 2:45pm Grand C Sexting & Texting: Safe Social Media Global Strategies to Promote a Healthy Body Learn about the effect that sexting, texting, and IM-ing Image negative messages have on both the recipient and the sender of the message. Through activities involving Across the globe, individuals and families are faced with audience discussion, an ‘instant MESSaging,’ and videos, body image challenges influencing health and wellness. I’ll demonstrate why you must pay attention to student FCS professionals have opportunities to integrate their use of technology devices. Receive a list of free resources expertise in handling multiple dimensions of body to use back home! image. Through presentation, discussions, and case studies the audience will gain international knowledge Presenter: and practical strategies to promote a healthy body image. Linda M. Hathaway, CFCS, [email protected] Presenters: Diana Saiki, [email protected] Jay Kandiah, [email protected]

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1:45pm - 2:45pm Grand H 1:45 – 2:45pm Grand A Sustaining the Past, Preparing for the Future: Community of Global Perspectives Business Are you Ready for the Changing Demographics ? Meeting As the number of Hispanics in the U.S. increases, FCS ______professionals must become educated about this rapidly 1:45pm - 2:45pm Grand F growing population. In this session, learn about the Collegiate Assembly - Assessment to Public Hispanic culture, values, and educational needs. Discuss Information the research and realities of teaching and working with Hispanic students and families. Feeling overwhelmed with the focus on assessment? Learn about ways assessment can be an integral aspect Presenters: of the learning environment. Make use of assessment data to provide information to publics, both external Barbara N. Allison, [email protected] and internal, regarding the performance of students. Angelina Bencomo, [email protected] This data informs change to improve the learning environment. END OF ED SESSIONS Presenters: 1:45pm - 2:45pm Grand D Debbie Johnson, [email protected] Changes in the US Residential Kitchen During the Valerie Giddings, [email protected] Past 100 Years: Design and Function ______View kitchen technology in design and function by 1:45pm - 2:45pm Grand G decades via a Powerpoint® presentation from published advertisements (with permission). Learn about functions Community of Business & Entrepreneurship from literature of the respective decades. Gather Business Meeting strategies to analyze past technology and compare it to All current and prospective student members are current expectations of the residential kitchen. welcome to attend this session, where current officers will be sworn in, and student award recipients will be Presenter: recognized. Joan McFadden, [email protected] ______1:45pm - 2:45pm Mills 3 1:45pm - 2:45pm Grand E Nominating Committee Meeting Student Unit Business Meeting ______3:00pm - 4:00pm Park View RECOGNITION A Gateway to Research in Family and Consumer Sciences Jewell L. Taylor Undergraduate Scholarship Advancing and guiding research in family and consumer Kelli Ann Pittcock, Texas Tech University sciences is a priority of the FCS Research Center. Find out about the Center’s initiatives to promote research Student Unit Community Service Award in the profession. Explore the academic and research information and resources available through the Center. Iowa State University FCEDS Club Presenter: Lori A. Myers, CFCS, [email protected]

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3:00pm - 4:00pm Grand H EDUCATIONAL SESSIONS – BLOCK 3 Resourcefulne$$ Part 2: Creative Strategies and 3:00pm - 4:00pm Grand A Methods for Achieving Sustainable Lifestyles Unmasking Celiac Disease--A Hidden Epidemic Examine creative strategies for achieving economic Worldwide stability and sustainable lifestyles by utilizing various methods of thrifting. Explore the entrepreneurial A diagnosis of celiac disease is a life-changer--not for opportunities presented by reselling, internet resources, the worse, but for the better. Sufferers can generally smart phones, and more. Share and discover new recover by not eating any gluten. For people with celiac techniques in this engaging session that makes cheap disease, gluten destroys the villi in the small intestine chic-–and maybe even lucrative! causing mal-absorption of vitamins, minerals, and other nutrients. Learn about current research on and discuss Presenters: celiac disease. Marilyn R. Swierk, CFCS, [email protected]

Presenter: Mary Behrendt, [email protected] Juanita Mae Mendenhall, CFCS, [email protected] Faye Griffiths-Smith, CFCS, faye.griffi[email protected] ______Ida Marie Snorteland, CFCS, [email protected] 3:00pm - 4:00pm Grand B The New Science of Grief and Mourning Support: 3:00pm - 4:00pm Grand E FCS Applications for Sustainable Families and “Not Your Mom’s PR Anymore!” Using Social Communities Media for FCS Public Awareness Coping with loss is a natural event in the lives of Join the Community on Public Awareness to learn how individuals, families, and communities worldwide. to the use social media as a tool to publicize family and Research and best practices for providing effective grief consumer sciences growth, gains, and projects in our support have changed dramatically in the last decade. communities. In addition to discussing the importance This session summarizes the new research and provides of using social media, we will also cover traditional guidance for FCS professionals in providing effective media, such as newspapers, magazines, and film. grief support. Presenters: Presenters: Jane Hinrichsen, CFCS, Retired, [email protected] Sharon M.S. Gibson, [email protected] Ashley Davis, [email protected] Don Bower, CFCS, [email protected] END OF ED SESSIONS Researcher: Diane Bales, [email protected] ______3:00pm - 4:00pm Grand D ______NATEFACS Meeting and Update 3:00pm - 4:00pm Grand C Applying the FCS Mission by Studying Abroad Italy, Spain, France, London, China, South Africa. FCS students are increasingly prepared to become global leaders by studying abroad. This session examines where FCS students are studying abroad, how long they are staying, and what they are learning. Get inspired to study abroad!

Presenter:

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3:00pm - 4:00pm Grand F 3:00pm - 4:00pm Grand G Assembly of Higher Education: Benefits of Effective FCS Secondary Education Programs– Accreditation Ensuring a Gateway for Healthy and Sustainable How are the demographics and accreditation practices Families for higher education units changing? What are the Effective secondary FCS education programs directly benefits of accreditation? How do we use the changes to impact families and communities and ensure the position our programs for the future? future of the profession. At this session, learn about the work of the Community of FCS Secondary Education RECOGNITION Effectiveness and its Essential Effectiveness Tools- -resources to assist FCS secondary educators with advocacy, documenting effectiveness and impact, and Jewell L. Taylor National Graduate Fellowship professional development. James Kale Monk, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign Presenter: Margaret E. Terrell National Graduate Fellowship Karen L. Alexander, [email protected] Sara Andrea Quinteros-Fernandez, Syracuse University ______3:00pm - 4:00pm Mills 3 Presenters: National Coalition for Black Development in Jan Bowers, [email protected] Family and Consumer Sciences, Inc. Business Lynda Martin, [email protected] Meeting Valerie Giddings, [email protected] ______4:15pm - 7:00pm Regency Ballroom Expo Grand Opening ______4:15pm - 6:00pm Regency Ballroom Research Poster Session Coordinated by the Community of Colleges, Universities, and Research (CUR)

Apparel, Design & Textiles Presentation Topic Presenters University

Charlene van Schalkwyk Daleen van der Merwe North-West University, South Consumers’ Knowledge of Clothing Labels Magdalena JC Bosman Africa in a Developing and Developed Country Susanna M Ellis Context Mary Warnock University of Arkansas

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Apparel, Design & Textiles (continued) Presentation Topic Presenters University

Hanlie van Staden Low-Literate Clothing Consumers’ Use Daleen van der Merwe North-West University, South of Clothing Labels Amidst Personal and Susanna Ellis Africa Product Related Challenges Annette van Aardt Magdalena JC Bosman

From Shower Curtain to Dress: Designing Kathleen Heiden Louisiana Tech University With Non-Traditional Materials

Let’s Go Shopping: Teaching Sustainability Kathleen Heiden Louisiana Tech University at a Resale Store

Social Networking Sites Viability for Lauren Reiter Increasing Consumer Demand of Kansas State University Kim Hiller Connell Environmentally Sustainable Apparel

Perspectives on Attire Sustainability for Priscilla N. Gitimu Households - Recycling, Up-Cycling & Eco Youngstown State University Abel G. Waithaka Couture

Mastering Milkweed: Design Exploration Trudy Landgren St. Catherine University from Floss to Fashion Megan Buysse

Investigating the Influences of Perceived Similarity to Thin-Idealized Model Images Ui-Jeen Yu in Fashion Ads on Female College Students’ Illinois State University J.W. Anderson Body Dissatisfaction, Body Anxiety, and Self- Esteem

From Handbags to Diaper Bags: An Victoria Brown University of North Carolina, Exploration of Changes in Shopping Nancy Hodges Greensboro Behavior Among New Mothers

Education & Technology Presentation Topic Presenters University

Thirty Years of Technology Research in FCS Amy J. Harden Ball State University Education

Global Perspectives on Mobile Learning in Roxie V. Godfrey Texas Tech University Home Economics/Family and Consumer Sciences in Secondary and Tertiary Higher Sandra E. Duke Texas State University Education Programs

Problem-Based Learning: Cotton Causal Su Shin Texas Tech University Project J. Robin Robinson

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Education & Technology (continued) Presentation Topic Presenters University

FACS in the Middle: The Impact of Family and Consumer Sciences on the Career Jacqueline M. Holland Morgan State University Development and Self-Efficacy of Eighth Grade Middle School Students

Global Connectedness in Schooling Through Bettye P. Smith University of Georgia Study Abroad

Family Economics & Resource Management Presentation Topic Presenters University

Luxury Perceptions of Accessible, Farrell D. Doss Intermediate, and Inaccessible Prestige Radford University Tammy Robinson Handbags

Healthy, Wealthy, and Wise: A Gloria Preece Kansas State University Conceptualized Model for Student Wellness

Family Relations & Human Development Presentation Topic Presenters University

Family Conflict Resolution: Global Abel G. Waithaka Youngstown State University Perspective Priscilla N. Gitimu

Louise Davis Leading Change in Early Childhood Julie Sims Education: Preliminary Results of a Holistic Mississippi State University Chad Allgood Approach Shelley Ezelle

Carla Freet Parent-Adult Child Relationship Youngstown State University Priscilla N. Gitimu

Ruben P. Viramontez Anguiano University of Colorado Denver

An Ethnographic-Ecological Examination of Yesenia Orellana Goshen College Latino Leadership in Families, Schools and Communities in Indiana and Ohio Ryan Garcia Ohio State University

Shaiem Hampton Bowling Green State Anita Serda University

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Nutrition, Health & Food Management, Hospitality Management Presentation Topic Presenters University

Vitamin D Status of Morbidly Obese Deanna Pucciarelli Bariatric Surgery Patients at a Community Jenna Walker Ball State University Bariatric Center Alan Yen

The University of Illinois, Sharon M. Nickols-Richardson Urbana-Champaign

Development and Process Evaluation of Teachers College Matthew M. Graziose an In-Store Grocery Shopping Lesson for Adolescents and Their Parents H. J. Heinz Company Sarah A. Nelson The Pennsylvania State Marilyn A. Corbin University

University of Venda, South Household Food Security: Copying L.L. Maliwichi Africa Strategies of Households in Thyolo District of Malawi C.P Maliwichi-Nyirenda University of Malawi, South Africa

Magdalena J.C. Bosman North-West University, South Daleen Van der Merwe South African Metropolitan Consumers’ Africa Susanna M. Ellis Health-Related Beliefs and Use of Fresh Johann C. Jerling Vegetables University of Arkansas Mary Warnock

North-West University, South Nadia Van Der Colff Africa Magdalena Bosman Consumers’ Pre-Purchase In-Store Daleen van der Merwe Satisfaction With Food Labels: A Case Study Susanna Ellis in South Africa University of Pretoria, South Alet Erasmus Africa

Interior Design Presentation Topic Presenters University

Being Green Actually Is Easy: Quick Catherine Kendall University of Tennessee at Solutions Toward a Healthy and Sustainable Jessica Etheredge Chattanooga Home That Saves Families Money Now! Dana Moody

Dana Moody University of Tennessee at Jessica Etheredge Chattanooga Freshman Seminars: An Opportunity for Catherine Kendall Family & Consumer Sciences Pooja Vijayakumar

Amy Crumpton Mississippi State University

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Other Presentation Topic Presenters University

An Examination of Housing Messages in Andrew Ward Ball State University Children’s Storybooks Carla Earhart

Purdue University Hyun Joo Kwon North Carolina A&T State Sung-Jin Lee U.S. Boomers’ Desire to Age-in-Place and University Residential Satisfaction Mira Ahn Texas State University

Suk-Kyung Kim Michigan State University

North Carolina Agricultural Sung-jin Lee Housing Challenges of African Americans in and Technical State U.S. Urban Areas: Evidence From the 2011 University American Housing Survey Mira Ahn Texas State University

4:15pm - 6:00pm Regency Ballroom Undergraduate Student Poster Session Coordinated by the AAFCS Higher Education Unit Funding and Other Support Provided by the AAFCS Higher Education Unit, the Coordinating Council of Honor Societies, and the Council of Administrators of Family and Consumer Sciences

Name of Advisor(s)/ Title Name of Student(s) University Mentor/Authors

Integrating Science Into the Family and Consumer Elizabeth Hagan Iowa State University Sciences Classroom

Acceptability and Preference of Whole Grain Pasta by Cecilia M. Smith Melanie Tracy Burns Eastern Illinois University College Students

Rubén P. Viramontez The Influence of Latino Anguiano Religious Community Leaders University of Colorado, on the Education of Latino Yesenia Y. Orellana Denver Goshen College Youth in North Central, Indiana Anayeli Lopez Goshen College

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Name of Advisor(s)/ Title Name of Student(s) University Mentor/Authors

Healthy Eating on a Budget: A Kara Wilcoxon Melanie Tracy Burns Eastern Illinois University Grocery Cart Display

Faculty Mentor: Prof. Ui-Jeen Yu Content Analysis of Fashion Models’ Body and Breast Taylor Bingham, Authors: Sizes by Ethnicity in Fashion Sara Marshall, Talisa Taylor Bingham, Illinois State University Advertisements: Comparison Watson, Shanita Hall, Sara Marshall, Talisa of Caucasian vs. African and Emily Rhode Watson, Shanita Hall, Fashion Models Emily Rhode, and Ui- Jeen Yu

Parental Decisions Regarding Screen Media Use for Laura Kelley Christine Wade University of Wyoming Children

A Case Study of Attachment and Resilience Variance in a Kelly Inda Crystal Duncan Lane Eastern Illinois University Midwestern Family

An Examination of Americans’ Time Spent in MaryPat Peeples Melissa Wilmarth University of Alabama Financial Management

4:15pm - 6:00pm Regency Ballroom 5:30pm - 6:30pm Mills 3 Moving AAFCS Forward through Collaboration CAFCS Meeting of AAFCS Leadership Academy Participants in ______Media Outreach Projects 6:00pm - 7:00pm Grand D View the results of AAFCS Media Outreach Projects New Members and First-Time Conference completed through the collaborative efforts of the 2013 Attendees Meet-up AAFCS Leadership Academy Participants and selected mentors. The projects included developing FCS public New to AAFCS and/or the Annual Conference? Come service announcements, spotlighting media clips of well- to this informal gathering where you’ll relax and known individuals with FCS degrees, and identifying and debrief the day’s events with new friends. The AAFCS the publication of recent FCS research themes. Membership Committee will be on hand to answer any questions you may have on how to maximize your Presenters: conference experience. Ashley Davis, [email protected] Presenter: Elizabeth Creed, [email protected] Janet Powell, CFCS, [email protected] Crystal Duncan Lane, [email protected] Larissa Cremeens, [email protected] Sue G. Byrd, CFCS

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6:15pm - 7:00pm Gateway East Steampunk Pretty Little Black Dress and Tie Reception, “Cocktails LynDee Lombardo and Conversation with Seth Aaron Henderson” (ticketed event) Stepping Out Marsha Larson, University of Wisconsin- Stevens Point Seth Aaron Henderson appearance sponsored by

Little Black Party Dress Beverly Braun

______BARBIE LITTLE BLACK DRESSES 7:00pm - 8:30pm Gateway East and West Little Black Dress and Tie Gala 1950s Little Black Lace Dress LynDee Lombardo Seth Aaron Henderson appearance sponsored by

Modern Flapper LynDee Lombardo

Black Bubble Kathleen Mitchell, Radford University Historical fashion show sponsored by Winter Little Black Dress Diane Klemme, CFCS, University of Wisconsin-Stout

Midnight Barbie Farrell Doss, Radford University

Little Black Dress & Tie Design Showcase Sassy Glam Barbie Ashleigh Wells, Radford University WOMEN’S LITTLE BLACK DRESSES Awesomely Avant Garde! LBD with an Alter-Ego Lindsay Fox, Radford University Anne Looney Cook, The University of Tennessee at Martin Totally Trendy St. Louis Jazz Rachel Frantz, Radford University Farrell Doss, Radford University Especially Elegant All-Occasion Little Black Dress Samantha White, Radford University Ashley Rosenbaum, Radford University Simply Sensational Encaje Mariposa Savannah Fender, Radford University Megan Short, Radford University The Black Belle 18” DOLL LITTLE BLACK DRESSES Thomy Owens, Radford University

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Friday, June 27 about hosting the program for your students, bread baking tips, and wonderful door prizes! 6:00am - 7:00am Meet at Hyatt Lobby Presenter: Walking and Viewing the Sights Nate Sandel, Instructor, Bake for Good: Kids Learn Bake Share Join other attendees for a walk around St. Louis for Program, King Arthur Flour Co., Inc. both fitness and fun! St. Louis is home to amazing ______architecture and sights. Come dressed ready to walk. 9:00am - 11:00am Grand E Open Forum Presenter: ______Susan Hamlin, [email protected] 9:00am – 5:30pm Outside of Regency Ballroom ______6:00am - 7:00am Park View Product Sales Tables Zumba Disaster Assistance Partnerships California Affiliate ______Connecticut Affiliate 7:30am – 5:00pm Grand Ballroom Foyer Registration Open ______EDUCATIONAL SESSIONS – BLOCK 4 7:30am – 5:00pm Grand Ballroom Foyer Missouri ACLAC and Florida ACLAC 9:15am - 10:15am Grand A Info Booths Open Combating Textile Waste in the Global ______Classroom 8:00am – 9:00am Outside of Regency Ballroom We throw away such a large amount of textiles each Product Sales Table Set-Up year, and the production of these textiles has made an ______environmental footprint at each stage of its life cycle. 8:30am - 4:30pm Regency Ballroom During this session, we’ll focus on promoting the reuse of textiles and our activities will address the importance Expo Open of sustainability to the apparel, design, and textiles ______classroom. 8:30am - 9:00am Regency Ballroom Expo Networking Break: “Connecting Educators” Presenter: See page 65. Troy Anderson, [email protected] ______9:00am – 9:50am Regency E 9:15am - 10:15am Grand B Exhibitor Learning Lab The Status of Secondary FCS Programs Bake for Good: Kids Learn Bake Share What is the current status of secondary FCS programs? Find out at this session! A replication of the study The FREE “Bake for Good: Kids Learn Bake Share” conducted by Werhan & Way (2006) has been Program visits hundreds of schools each year to teach completed and the data is available. Discuss uses of and kids in grades 4–7 how to bake yeast bread from scratch. implications for the results of this study. Proud of their new skills, kids take ingredients home to bake two delicious loaves of bread; they donate one Presenter: and enjoy the other. This fun and informative class Carol R. Werhan, CFCS, [email protected] demonstrates how the program uses science and math to teach bread baking, provides an opportunity for service learning, and teaches kids baking skills. Take home info

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9:15am - 10:15am Grand C 9:15am - 10:15am Grand H Sugar Shockers: Rethink Your Food and Drink Engaging FCS College Students in Curriculum Consuming high-calorie food and beverages leads to Reflection: Matching Standards to Learning obesity and other health problems. In this interactive In a time when student learning outcomes are critically session, learn the science behind sugar consumption. analyzed, the opportunity to engage students in Leave this session with clear understandings of the reflection on their learning is essential. Students in a calorie consequences of food and beverage choices, capstone course complete a project connecting program/ reasons to increase water consumption, and tasty ways industry standards to the content learned in individual to choose healthy, lower calorie food and drinks. courses. Faculty compare intended student learning to the student’s perceived learning. Presenter: Maureen Lyons, [email protected] Presenters: ______Sonora Drake, [email protected] 9:15am - 10:15am Grand F Kaitlynn Finley, [email protected] Sustaining FCS Programs in Higher Education: Kaitlyn Genereux, [email protected] Re-Visioning FCS Through a Policy Lens at Fontbonne University Duane Whitbeck, [email protected] ______From educator to analyst--journey with presenters who re-visioned an undergraduate FCS program to 10:00am - 10:50am Regency E embrace 21st century challenges, tackling implications Exhibitor Learning Lab of the institution’s Program Prioritization Committee Vintage Notions and the Entrepreneurial Spirit findings. Presenters will survey lessons learned from other programs and organizations and share strategies Come and see how Amy Barickman’s book, Vintage Notions, that successfully re-positioned the program, including traces the rich heritage of Mary Brooks Picken and the mission-oriented perspectives, curriculum development, Women’s Institute. Connect with the personal journeys of and partnership-building. the women who came before us. Amy will share a trunk show of vintage notions and fashions collected over her Presenters: 20 years in the sewing and fabric arts trade. Janine Duncan, [email protected] Presenter: Cheryl Houston, CFCS, [email protected] Presenting for Coats and Clark, Amy Barickman, founder of Researcher: Indygo Junction and The Vintage Workshop, is a leader in the sewing and needle arts industry, having released nearly 1000 Suzanne Swope, [email protected] sewing pattern titles, sold more than two million patterns, and ______published 80 books. She is one of US Country Living magazine’s 9:15am - 10:15am Grand G prestigious Creative Women Entrepreneurs. Extreme Makeover: Technology for Educational ______and Business Applications 10:30am - 12:30pm Mills 3 Bring your own device (BYOD) to participate in a variety National Coalition for Family & Consumer of educational and business applications to enhance Sciences Education Business Meeting instruction, communication, and participation. Engage students and professionals beyond the traditional classroom or boardroom. Learn, participate, and share EDUCATIONAL SESSIONS – BLOCK 5 synchronously (real time) with others during this session. 10:30am - 11:30am Grand A Presenter: Bones and Beyond: Linking Dairy to Lifelong Denise M. Musick Burchett, CFCS, [email protected] Health and Wellness Dairy goes beyond bone health! Yet few, including END OF ED SESSIONS youth, meet the Dietary Guidelines’ advice. Alternative drinks, confusion over lactose intolerance, declining 40 AAFCS 105th Annual Conference & Expo Program Guide Friday (Program Details)

family mealtime and role-modeling, and general 10:30am - 11:30am Grand G misunderstandings foster unintended health Connecting Around the World: Global Family consequences. In this session, we’ll address evidence Trends relating dairy to diet quality, reduced disease risk, and smart strategies to fit dairy into your diet. This year marks the 20th anniversary of the United Nations “International Year of the Family.” Discuss Presenters: global trends affecting the family and learn about key Roberta L. Duyff, CFCS, [email protected] challenges. How can we help our students become global Robert P. Heaney, [email protected] citizens both at home and through travel abroad? ______Presenter: 10:30am - 11:30am Grand B Sharleen L. Kato, CFCS-HNFS, [email protected] Sustaining FCS Education Through Collaborative Researcher: Deborah Tippett, CFCS-HDFS Recruitment and Retention In Indiana, multiple stakeholders collaborated to address END OF ED SESSIONS a critical shortage of FCS educators, aiming to increase enrollment and retention in higher education programs 10:30am - 11:30am Grand D and FCS professions. In honor of the “Year of the Family” Anniversary, 20 years of FCS teacher education program Ethics—the GPS of Our Profession data was used to guide planning for immediate action. Discuss the core values of FCS, the mission of AAFCS, and the AAFCS Ethical Code. As leaders, everyone will Presenter: be asked to analyze and apply moral concepts and Alyson L. McIntyre-Reiger, CFCS, [email protected] principles to case studies within FCS. This session is ______designed to be replicated within your affiliate. 10:30am - 11:30am Grand C Presenters: Financial Literacy: Putting a Plan Into Action Diane Klemme, CFCS, CPFFE, [email protected] Financial literacy programs come in all shapes and sizes. Carolyn Barnhart, CFCS, [email protected] The importance of instilling money management skills in our younger generation and the impact on family and Elizabeth Buchanan, [email protected] society will be discussed. Learn about the development ______of a model financial literacy program and interactive 10:30am - 11:30am Grand H financial literacy tools. Doing the Right Things Right: A Student Chapter Success Story Presenter: Linda Simpson, CFCS, CPFFE, [email protected] An AAFCS campus chapter is only as strong as its student members and advisors. Learn from high-performing ______student chapters-–including the 2014 SU Community 10:30am - 11:30am Grand F Service Award Winner-–about how they engage members Together We Are Better: The Impact of Human and impact their communities, bringing FCS to life! Synergy on Resource Coordination ______Find out about technology that may make a difference 11:30am - 12:00pm Regency Ballroom in coordination of resources for families and children, Expo Networking Break: “Connecting Apparel, meeting their basic needs. Understanding impacts is at the heart of family and consumer sciences. Textiles & Design Professionals” Positive impacts require effective human interaction, Meet Project Runway Winner Seth Aaron cooperation, and collaboration. Henderson at the Wild Ginger Software Booth! Presenter: Carol L. Pariani, [email protected]

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12:00pm - 1:00pm Grand G Evaluation of an Online Program to Help FCS EDUCATIONAL SESSIONS – BLOCK 6 College Students in Developing Career Skills Emerging adults often lack confidence, knowledge, 12:00pm - 1:00pm Grand A and the skills that optimize their potential on the job Life Reimagined: Sustainability in ACT II market, and online program delivery offers potential (Creating a Simpler Life Without the Stuff) for engaging emerging adults. Learn the results of an Life near retirement has new meaning with regards to exploratory evaluation of an online program designed to sustainability. The necessity of all things personal and assist FCS college students as they develop career skills. professional is questioned. What will happen when you are gone? Two longtime AAFCS professionals challenged Presenters: each other in Houston to spend the next year getting Jill Bowers, CFCS-HDFS rid of stuff and will recount their journeys toward Melanie Burns, [email protected] sustainability. Mikki Sherwood, CFCS-HDFS, [email protected] Presenters: Dina Izenstark, [email protected] Joyce Beery Miles, [email protected] Lina Ingraham, [email protected] END OF ED SESSIONS ______12:00pm - 1:00pm Grand C 12:00pm - 1:00pm Grand D Creating a Mindset of Sustainability Through Safe Space and Well-Being: Knowledge and Life Skill Development in Design Skills for Sustainability This interactive session will promote sustainability as Are we preparing our students to embrace a life mindset for students to help develop problem- environmental and social sustainability concepts so that solving and critical thinking skills. Projects showcase they can apply them to their personal and professional rubber tire furniture and recycled fashions. Receive spheres? This session aims to identify the gaps in our guidelines to teach sustainability and life skills with foundational curriculum related to sustainability. The recycled community resources. session will help brainstorm strategies to address the gap. Presenters: Nancy M. Shepherd, [email protected] Presenter: Sally Ann Swearingen, [email protected] Anupama Pasricha, [email protected] ______12:00pm - 1:00pm Grand F Using the edTPA to Help Student Teachers 12:00pm - 1:00pm Grand H Develop Confidence and Skills Successful Fundraising Ideas When Everything Twenty-eight states are members of the Teacher Else Hasn’t Worked Performance Assessment Consortium (TPAC) and 21 This session is for everyone involved in fundraising, states have field-tested the edTPA. Several states have including affiliates and students. Our fundraising ideas adopted or are considering the edTPA for teacher come with a variety of successful strategies that work. licensure. Learn about the requirements of the edTPA You will hear from successful members and students. and findings from a pilot study conducted with FCS Use this information to support scholarships, special students. projects, and AAFCS development activities.

Presenter: Presenter: Diane Klemme, CFCS, [email protected] Margaret Viebrock, CFCS, [email protected]

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LUNCHEONS 1:00pm - 1:50pm Regency E 12:00pm - 1:30pm Park View Exhibitor Learning Lab Community of Partners in Home and Community You Can Be Part of the Process: FDA Advisory Luncheon (ticketed event) Committees Seeking Experts During this luncheon, learn about the “Disaster FDA Advisory Committees contribute credibility and Assistance Partnerships (DAP) for Home Economics integrity to FDA’s mission of protecting and promoting Programs in Developing Countries” DAP is an the public health by obtaining outside, independent, opportunity for all FCS members to assist in the recovery expert advice and allowing for open public discussion of home economics programs in diverse societies that of important health issues. Consumer Representatives have been devastated by recent disaster and have applied serving on FDA advisory committees represent the to DAP for assistance. consumer perspective, serve as a liaison between the committee and consumers, and facilitate dialogue on scientific issues affecting consumers. Representatives Presenter: must have an affiliation with and/or active participation Juanita M. Mendenhall, CFCS, [email protected] with consumer or community-based organizations; be ______able to analyze scientific data and research design; and 12:00pm - 1:30pm Gateway East understand and evaluate benefits and risks, and safety Kappa Omicron Nu - Phi Upsilon Omicron and efficacy of products. Learn more about the process, Luncheon (ticketed event) qualifications, and opportunities to serve.

Kappa Omicron Nu and Phi Upsilon Omicron Honor Presenters: Societies invite members to participate in a luncheon CAPT Dornette Spell-LeSane, Deputy Director, Advisory Committee that features updates of both societies and a presentation Oversight and Management Staff, FDA, Silver Spring, MD by the recipient of the Coordinating Council of Honor Societies Undergraduate Research Paper Award. ______1:15pm - 1:45pm Regency Ballroom Presenter: Expo Networking Break: “Connecting Family Kathleen O’Rourke, [email protected] Resource Management Professionals.” See page 65. ______12:00pm - 1:30pm Gateway West 1:45pm - 2:45pm Mills 3 Community of Nutrition, Health, and Food Editorial Board Meeting of the Family & Management Luncheon (ticketed event) Consumer Sciences Research Journal How is kitchen appliance product testing impacted by different diets and world religions? Learn from our guest speaker, Misty Vinson Hughes, who will share a behind- the-scenes look at her role as a consumer scientist for EDUCATIONAL SESSIONS – BLOCK 7 BSH Home Appliances Corporation, the world’s third largest leading manufacturer of high-end appliances. 1:45pm - 2:45pm Grand A Self-Care: Where Your Wellness Begins Presenter: Self-care is a purposeful decision to improve the quality of Misty Vinson Hughes, [email protected] your own health and happiness. Practicing self-care helps to recharge your physical and emotional battery and replenish personal and professional motivation. In this session, END OF LUNCHEONS learn more about self-care and how it relates to a wellness philosophy. A sustainable lifestyle begins with self-care.

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Presenters: END OF ED SESSIONS Gregory D. Johnston, [email protected] Linn Walker, [email protected] 1:45pm - 2:45pm Grand D Sara L. Dodd, [email protected] Public Policy and Practice: Using “Saving ______Civility” to Develop Strategies to Advocate for 1:45pm - 2:45pm Grand B Children and Families Within the Public Policy Ethics: Our Responsibility to Our Profession, Our Arena Students, and Families Polite, respectful behavior is vanishing. Bullying; hostile In this interactive session, use the Ethical Perspectives and polarizing political interactions; tasteless comments Model to consider dilemmas that face FCS professionals. delivered without discretion; everyone talking but The model highlights the use of the newly revised AAFCS nobody listening--our relationships and communities are Code of Ethics and promotes professional decision- suffering as a result. Increasing civility--respectful, kind, making that sustains ethical practice and responsibility inclusive, and generous treatment of others--can improve to our profession, our students, and families. relationships and help us live more meaningful lives.

Presenters: Presenters: Jody L. Roubanis, CFCS, [email protected] Ida Marie Snorteland, CFCS, [email protected] Barbara Allison, [email protected] Sharon Hoelscher Day, [email protected] ______Brittany Trotter, [email protected] 1:45pm - 2:45pm Grand F ______Online FCS Courses: Gateway to the Future! 1:45pm - 2:45pm Grand H Three FCS faculty members who love teaching online Community of Partners in Home and Community courses in their specializations will provide insights Business Meeting at beginner and intermediate levels. Join us to share ______strategies for developing undergraduate and graduate 1:45pm - 3:45pm Grand E user-friendly, rigorous, and award-winning courses! Curriculum Showcase and Silent Auction Presenters: Coordinated by the Community of Elementary, Secondary, and Paula J. Tripp, CFCS, [email protected] Adult Education (ESAE) Shelby A. Brock, [email protected] Gather innovative ideas from more than twenty (20) Mary S. Olle, [email protected] presenters with cutting-edge FCS lessons/units/programs ______that can be implemented this fall. Teachers of the 1:45pm - 2:45pm Grand G Year will be available to discuss their programs and Let’s Cook, Clean & Congregate! Quality of notebooks that are on display. Concurrent with the Design Creates Quality of Family Life showcase is the ESAE Silent Auction, which benefits ESAE projects. Research shows that families who eat dinner together several times a week are more successful than those who TEACHERS OF THE YEAR do not. Good kitchen design facilitates cooking and eating together. Well-designed living areas make interaction Richmond Technical Center Culinary Students Cater 30th easy among family members. Learn how good home and Anniversary Foster Grandparent Recognition Breakfast kitchen design promote the sustainability of families. Sylvia W. Mullen, CFCS-HNFS, Virginia Teacher of the Year, Richmond Technical Center Culinary, [email protected]. Presenter: va.us Norma Dagley, CFCS, [email protected]

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Changing the World with FACS Pre-Professional Assessment and Certification (Pre-PAC) Christy Cobb Wilson, CFCS, National Teacher of the Year, South Lori Myers, CFCS, Director, Pre-Professional Assessment and Carolina Teacher of the Year, [email protected] Certification (Pre-PAC), AAFCS, [email protected] Carolyn Cotton, CFCS, Council for Certification Member, Thoughtful Parenting Oklahoma Department of Career Tech, carolyn.cotton@ Jeanne Marie Bymark, CFCS-HDFS, Minnesota Teacher of the Year, careertech.ok.gov I.S.D. 701- Hibbing Public Schools, [email protected] Curriculum for the Modern Family and Consumer Sciences Culinary Arts and Hospitality Classroom Sandra J. Coulter, Teacher of the Year Merit Finalist, California Patti Rambo, CFCS, Director, Curriculum Center for Family Teacher of the Year, [email protected] and Consumer Sciences, [email protected]

Mission Ignition: Striving for Safer Driving The Entitled Generation Brenda Duncan-Davis, Teacher of the Year Merit Finalist, Indiana Candy Sebert, Professor, University of Central Oklahoma, Teacher of the Year, [email protected] [email protected] Alisha Duncan, Student Culinary Arts Lauren Sickels, Student Karen Lizbeth Rodriquez, Alabama Teacher of the Year, karen. [email protected] Fun Ways to Promote FCS Awareness! Marilyn Swierk, CFCS, President, MS Innovations, OTHER PRESENTATIONS [email protected] Partnering With Teen Parents Angela Rau, Parents as Teachers National Trainer, Parents as A Guide to Service Learning Teachers, [email protected] Marilyn Swierk, CFCS, President, MS Innovations, [email protected] Textile Sustainability: Evaluating Your Home and Closet Marie Botkin, Assistant Professor, California State University Taking It to the Streets (TIS): The Impact of The Economy Long Beach, [email protected] on the Family: Strategies and Solutions Marilyn Swierk, CFCS, President, MS Innovations, Connecting College Students to Industry Professionals [email protected] Through an Online Discussion Board Activity Carla Earhart, CFCS, Professor, Ball State University, cearhart@ Performance Assessments for Personal Finance bsu.edu Kimberly Roy, High School Program Manager, National Endowment for Financial Education (NEFE), [email protected] Addressing Diversity Across the HDFS Undergraduate Curriculum Nicole Graves, CFCS-HDFS, Lecturer, South Dakota State University/University Center, [email protected]

Digital Devices in the Early Childhood Classroom: Toy or Tool; Vice or Device? Rea Gubler, CFCS, Associate Professor, Southern Utah University, [email protected]

An App A Day; Children Learn Through Their Play! Rea Gubler, CFCS, Associate Professor, Southern Utah University, [email protected] AAFCS 105th Annual Conference & Expo Program Guide 45 Friday (Program Details)

2:00pm - 2:50pm Regency E program visibility. In this session, we’ll examine Exhibitor Learning Lab promising practices utilizing FCS content that leverage the time beyond school to reinforce student learning. A Dollar Saved Is More Than a Dollar Earned: 3 Steps to Build Wealth Presenters: Which would you prefer? Using your savings to open a Marsha Larson, CFCS, [email protected] CD or to buy stock? Adjusting what is withheld from your Susan Turgeson, CFCS, [email protected] paychecks to receive a modest tax refund or a large refund? ______Join us to explore how the time value of money impacts 3:00pm - 4:00pm Grand C these decisions and your saving and investing actions. Prepare to teach your students three steps they need to Increasing Access to Health Insurance Through a know to immediately start building their nest eggs. Multi-State Extension Collaboration Learn about a 12-state collaboration within Cooperative Presenter: Extension to provide education and outreach to Susan Sharkey ([email protected]), Director, High School underinsured or uninsured targeted groups. The goal of Financial Planning Program, (NEFE) National Endowment for the collaboration was to increase the targeted groups’ Financial Education, Denver, CO capability and access to health insurance through the Health Insurance Marketplace.

Presenters: EDUCATIONAL SESSIONS – BLOCK 8 Joan C. Koonce, CPFFE, [email protected] Ann A. Berry, [email protected] 3:00pm - 4:00pm Grand A Cathy Faulcon Bowen, CFCS, [email protected] Understanding and Enhancing Sustainability in Michael S. Gutter, msgutter@ufl.edu African-American Families With the AAFCS Body Dena Kirby Wise, [email protected] of Knowledge D. Elizabeth Kiss, [email protected] Roberta Riportella, [email protected] Gain an understanding of the challenges African- American families face in relation to finances, health Carolyn L. Bird, [email protected] and wellness, and family resiliency. Examine how the Brenda L. Long, [email protected] AAFCS Body of Knowledge can be used to address these ______challenges and to enhance sustainability for African- 3:00pm - 4:00pm Grand F American families through education and outreach. Using Teens as Teachers to Help Prevent Presenters: Childhood Obesity Angela Radford Lewis, CFCS, [email protected] Using teens as teachers to educate about nutrition Valerie L. Giddings, [email protected] and physical activity is one way to prevent childhood obesity. In this session, we’ll discuss best practices for ______using teens as teachers when educating about healthy 3:00pm - 4:00pm Grand B lifestyles, and we’ll also give suggestions about how one Promising Practices: Supporting Expanded can utilize teens as teachers in the community. Learning for a New Age The partnership of family and consumer sciences Presenter: with afterschool programming contributes to the Michelle Krehbiel, [email protected] sustainability of children’s education, parents’ employment, staff and center credentials, and FCS

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3:00pm - 4:00pm Grand G means that regardless of where content resides, it is Sustaining Healthy Aging via Enabling possible to obtain AAFCS accreditation. Environments Presenters: With the aging population increasing, discussing Alice A. Spangler, CFCS, [email protected] enabling living environments available to older adults Billie J. Collier, [email protected] is important. FCS professionals can assist families/aging individuals in making choices about their environments Ethel G. Jones, CFCS, [email protected] to sustain people as they grow older. Good person- Mary M. Warnock, [email protected] environment congruence enables a sense of control, Carol L. Anderson, CFCS, [email protected] dignity, well-being, and successful aging. ______3:00pm - 4:00pm Gateway West Presenter: Community of Family Relations and Human Jaylie I.L. Beckenhauer, CFCS, [email protected] Development Special Interest Session Selected research and content will be highlighted by END OF ED SESSIONS community members and interested participants. Topics such as aging, parenting styles, and family resources are 3:00pm - 4:00pm Mills 3 strong interest topics. Community of Building Leadership Capacity in ______AAFCS Meeting 3:00pm - 4:00pm Gateway East FCSRJ High Tea and Presentation of Research ______Awards 3:00pm - 4:00pm Grand H Impact, Interest, and Insights for Increasing FCS Sponsored by Course Enrollments How to envision, develop and share successful examples The editor of the Family & Consumer Sciences Research Journal of products and initiatives to gain more enrollment, will present awards to the author of the Outstanding recognition, and support for your FCS secondary Paper for 2013, the Emerging Scholar for 2013, and the program! Learn how to capture student interest, parental Best Paper Awards. We will also recognize the AAFCS support, and school board respect. Centennial Research Scholar.

Presenters: FCSRJ Emerging Scholar Award Yvonne S. Gentzler, [email protected] Jiyun Kang, Texas State University Denise G. Fisher, CFCS, CPFFE, dfi[email protected] Renee F. Ryburn, [email protected] FCSRJ Outstanding Paper Award Darby T. Sewell, [email protected] Rui Yao, Jie Ying, and Lada Micheas, University of Missouri Mary Harlan, [email protected] ______Centennial Research Scholar 3:00pm - 4:00pm Park View Catherine Ann Solheim, University of Minnesota Accreditation Recognizes Diverse Structures The redesigned Accreditation standards focus on outcomes and accountability, recognizing that location of content can vary according to how a given institution is structured. An institution defines a Unit, and that

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3:45pm - 5:45pm Grand D Achieving Tenure and Promotion in Higher Education: Putting Research Into Practice Strategies for Success Presenters: ROUND 1 - 3:50PM-4:15PM Kathleen O’Rourke, [email protected] Linda Simpson Crystal Duncan Lane Sewing for a Cause: Implementing and Evaluating Service- Katherine Shaw Learning in a Clothing Construction Course Presenters: Service Learning in the Middle and High School Classroom Caroline Kobia, [email protected] Presenter: Charles Freeman Susan Hamlin, [email protected]

Retirement Planning Check-up Wheel - An Interactive Literacy in the FACS Classroom Teaching and Learning Tool Presenter: Presenter: Yanique Walters Nancy Granovsky, CFCS, [email protected] Merchandising Design Consumer Education Strategies That Work Presenter: Presenter: Raedene Copeland, [email protected] Jacqueline Holland, CFCS-HDFS, [email protected]

Connecting Students With Community Leaders An Evaluation of Parenting Matters: Effective Parent Presenters: Education Curriculum Donna Bell, [email protected] Presenter: Valerie Jarvis McMillan, [email protected] The Kindness Challenge: Facilitating Critical Thinking and Citizenship in FCS The French Paradox Revisited: Still a Healthy Option for Presenter: Maintaining a Healthy Weight? Lisa Brooks Presenters: Valencia Browning-Keen, [email protected] Early Medicine and Its Role in Promoting Current Family Janis S. White, CFCS Health Care and Wellness Presenters: Hello Graduate School--Preparing for the Experience Larry Corpus, [email protected] Presenters: Kathleen Corpus Jan Bowers, [email protected] Janette Wheat

FCS Tends to Community Needs and Reaps Much More: The Development of a Campus Garden Presenter: Holly Kihm, [email protected]

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ROUND 2 - 4:20PM-4:45PM Professionalism in the Classroom Facilitates Professionalism in the Workplace Presenter: From the Ground Up: Building and Branding Regional Smallholder Cotton Growers and Producers in Kenya Lisa Brooks Through Education and Extension Presenters: Teaching to Language Arts Common Core in Family and Charles Freeman, [email protected] Consumer Sciences Caroline Kobia Presenter: Ruth Dohner, CFCS, [email protected] Exploring the Relationship Between Financial Behaviors and Financial Well-Being of College Students Ringing, Buzzing, Vibrating, and Beeping: Successful Presenter: Strategies for Cell Phone Use in the College Classroom Vivian Fluellen, CFCS, fl[email protected] Presenter: Crystal Duncan Lane, [email protected] The Poverty Simulator: An Experiential Learning Experience for FCS Students and Faculty Healthy and Sustainable: Bottled vs. Tap Water Presenter: Presenter: Holly Kihm, [email protected] Cherylann Dozier, [email protected]

6 North Housing-Beyond Codes-Universal Design Family Sustainability: The Role of Women on Frontier and Presenter: Military Posts Roberta Null, CFCS, [email protected] Presenters: Kathleen Corpus, [email protected] Weighing In on Childhood Obesity: Establishing Healthy Larry Corpus, CPFFE Families Presenters: Infusing Multiculturalism into Family and Consumer Rea Gubler, [email protected] Sciences Curriculum Presenter: Artis Grady, CFCS Martha Ravola, [email protected] Demaree Johnson

Making Room for the Millenials in AAFCS Affiliates Sharing Faculty, Course, and Student Resources in Higher Education Presenters: Presenters: Jody Roubanis, CFCS, [email protected] Jan Bowers, [email protected] Patti Wooten Swanson, CFCS Lynda Martin Joyce Armstrong ROUND 3 - 4:50PM-5:15PM Karen Bergh Modeling of Demographic Characteristics, Knowledge, and Advocating for Family and Consumer Sciences Perceptions on Households’ Intention of Using Biogas Presenters: Presenter: Elowin Harper, [email protected] Ujang Sumarwan, [email protected] Melinda Swafford

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Billie Collier GET MORE BANG FOR YOUR BUCK: Teaching Financial External Environment and the Impact on Family: Management to Limited Resource Consumers Micro-Enterprises in the Caribbean Presenter: Presenters: Joanne Bankston, [email protected] Amanda Muhammad, [email protected] Deborah Wooldridge Education That Helps Consumers Become Healthy, Wealthy, and Wise Household Food Insecurity and Coping Strategies of the Presenter: Rural Households in Sekhukhune District South Africa Rita Green, [email protected] Presenters: Mosima Masekoameng, [email protected] So Many Apps…So Little Time! Lucy Maliwichi Presenter: Meggean Bos, [email protected] Using “My Virtual Child” in Secondary Education: Discovering Best Practice Presenters: Skills and Strategies for FCS Professionals Working With Rural Individuals and Families Experiencing Persistent Carrie Lund, [email protected] Health Challenges Bill Anderson Presenters: Kari Morgan, [email protected] No Hungry Children Tiffany Bice-Wigington Presenter: Jeannie Frazier, CFCS, [email protected] Women Leading Locally Thinking Globally: An Innovative Leadership Development Program Taking It to the Streets: An Entrepreneurial and Experiential Presenters: Learning Project Lisa LeBleu, [email protected] Presenters: Teresa Collard Lisa Kennon, [email protected] Priscilla Connors An Apple A Day Keeps the Therapist Away Presenters: Global Gateway or Getaway? Addressing the FCS Teacher Rea Gubler, [email protected] Shortage Artis Grady, CFCS Presenters: Paula Tripp, CFCS, [email protected] The Impact of Visual and Video Social Media on Consumer Terri Hollarn, CFCS Captured Food Safety Failures in Commercial Restaurants Presenters: Creating a Unit of Instruction to Facilitate Effectiveness in Lisa Kennon, [email protected] Delivery and Evaluation Priscilla Connors Presenter: Bettye Smith, [email protected] ROUND 4 - 5:20PM-5:45PM Credentials Matter: Take Advantage of AAFCS Pre- Accreditation and the FCS Body of Knowledge Professional and Professional Credentialing Programs Presenters: Presenter: Alice Spangler, [email protected] Council for Certification, certifi[email protected]

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4:00pm - 4:30pm Regency Ballroom Presenters: Expo Networking Break: “Connecting Food Jill Bowers, CFCS-HDFS Science, Nutrition & Wellness Professionals” Mikki Sherwood, CFCS-HDFS, [email protected] See page 65. Melanie Burns, [email protected] ______4:30pm - 5:30pm Grand F EDUCATIONAL SESSIONS – BLOCK 9 Promoting Sustainability in Apparel Programs With an emphasis on healthy lifestyles, what is 4:30pm - 5:30pm Grand A considered a healthy body image and what affect does Enhancing Teacher Education Programs by body image have on self-image? Come learn how you can Addressing Poverty in the Classroom develop a curriculum to teach students how to develop a positive self-image. FCS teachers face many challenges in the classroom, including poverty. Join us for this informational session Presenter: on how to effectively prepare future teachers to address Nina Crawford Bostic, [email protected] this societal issue so that optimal learning can be achieved. ______4:30pm - 5:30pm Grand G Presenter: Retirees in Leadership and Volunteerism Roles: LaToya Nikkole Johnson, [email protected] Creating a New Normal ______Find out about strategies for utilizing your skills from 4:30pm - 5:30pm Grand B past work experiences toward supporting families and Healthy Silhouettes: How Can I Teach Positive professionals, both locally and globally. Self-Image in the Classroom? Presenters: With an emphasis on healthy lifestyles, what is Ruth Ann H. Ball, [email protected] considered a healthy body image and what affect does body image have on self-image? Come learn how you can Mary K. “Kitty” Decker, [email protected] develop a curriculum to teach students how to develop a Joan McFadden, [email protected] positive self-image. END OF ED SESSIONS Presenter: Kathleen Heiden, [email protected] 4:30pm - 5:30pm Park View ______Best Practices--Developing and Implementing 4:30pm - 5:30pm Grand C Successful Affiliate Projects: Results of 2013 Using Participatory Research to Develop an AAFCS Leadership Academy Participant Projects Online Program to Assist FCS College Students Affiliates are often challenged to put into action ideas With Career Skills that are developed, providing increased visibility and Participatory research with college students and FCS emphasizing the importance of the profession, member professionals was used to develop an online program to involvement, and other aspects of their mission. This help FCS college students with career skills. Discuss the session will showcase successful affiliate projects carried ways in which this program development model was out by the 2013 AAFCS Leadership Academy Participants, beneficial to those involved in program development including challenges and results. and evaluation processes.

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Presenters: 5:00pm - 7:00pm Gateway East Elizabeth Creed, [email protected] University Reunions (Refreshments will be Janet Holden, [email protected] served!) Menia Chester, [email protected] Colorado State University Crystal Duncan Lane, [email protected] Iowa State University-College of Human Sciences Amanda Repp, [email protected] Kansas State University College of Human Ecology Kyley Brooks, [email protected] University of Kentucky School of Human Environmental Sciences Larissa Cremeens, [email protected] ______Ashley Davis, [email protected] 6:00pm - 7:00pm Grand H Elowin Harper, [email protected] Student Unit Social Night Allison Lewis, [email protected] Student members unite! Come meet and mingle with Lara Savage, [email protected] FCS students from across the globe. Julie Sims, [email protected] Beth Newcomb Hopfer, [email protected] Presenter: LaWanda Wright, [email protected] Melanie Tua, [email protected] Sue G. Byrd, CFCS ______6:00pm - 7:00pm Gateway West 4:30pm - 5:30pm Grand H Twice is Nice Accessory Swap: Putting Resource- Advocacy and Communication Tools for Promot- fulne$$ Into Action ing the Importance of Healthy and Sustainable Members will be asked to bring in accessories in ex- Families: National Coalition for Family and Con- change for tickets to obtain other items brought in. sumer Sciences Education There will be specific guidelines as to the type of items and procedure to be followed. Any items not claimed The Coalition provides a unified voice on issues related will be donated to an appropriate agency in St. Louis. to family and consumer sciences education. Member- ship represents FCCLA and the three FCS professional Presenters: organizations. Hear an update on the ongoing work of the group and learn about resources, including a series Marilyn Swierk, CFCS, [email protected] of Issue Briefs. Faye Griffiths-Smith, CFCS, faye.griffi[email protected] Mary Behrendt, [email protected] Presenters: Ida Marie Snorteland, CFCS, [email protected] Karen L. Alexander, [email protected] ______Lindsey M Shirley, CFCS, [email protected] 7:00pm - 9:00pm Park View RaAnn Miller, [email protected] National Coalition for Black Development in Gayla Randel, CFCS, [email protected] Family and Consumer Sciences (NCBDFCS), Inc Suellen Ward, [email protected] Annual Banquet (ticketed event) Leslie Watkins, [email protected] The annual banquet for NCBDFCS, Inc. is comprised of a ______distinguished guest speaker that has made contributions 4:30pm - 5:30pm Mills 3 to the well-being of humans in family welfare, health, finances, and housing. The program also recognizes the 2015 ACLAC Meeting accomplishments made to the profession by students, ______staff, and faculty with their scholarly work. 5:00pm - 6:30pm Grand E Senate, Part I Presenter: Kena Torbert, [email protected]

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Saturday, June 28 8:00am – 2:00pm Grand Ballroom Foyer Registration Open 6:00am - 7:00am Meet at Hyatt Lobby ______Walking and Viewing the Sights 8:00am – 2:00pm Grand Ballroom Foyer Join other attendees for a walk around St. Louis for Missouri ACLAC and Florida ACLAC both fitness and fun! St. Louis is home to amazing Info Booths Open architecture and sights. Come dressed ready to walk. ______Presenter: 8:15am - 9:15am Park View Susan Hamlin, [email protected] Community of FRHD Breakfast (ticketed event) ______The Community of FRHD will conduct a business meeting 6:00am - 7:00am Park View and networking session. A review of recent research Zumba being done in the content area will be highlighted. ______8:15am - 9:15am Regency F 8:00am – 9:00am Outside of Regency Ballroom Fifty-Year Member Celebration Breakfast (by Product Sales Table Set-Up invitation only) ______AAFCS will honor those who have reached and exceeded 8:00am - 9:30am Gateway East the 50-year membership milestone at this networking Past Presidents Unit Breakfast and Meeting breakfast. (by invitation only) ______8:15am - 9:15am Grand A 8:00am - 11:30am Gateway West Community of Non-Traditional Careers Planning AAFCS Certification Qualifying Exam Meeting Administration ______Those seeking professional certification from AAFCS 8:15am - 9:15am Grand B may sit for a qualifying exam during the 2014 Annual Community of Elementary, Secondary, and Adult Conference and Expo. Advance registration is required Education (ESAE) Business Meeting to ensure admission. At-door registration will be ______accepted only as space and materials allow. Qualifying 8:15am - 9:15am Regency D exams for all AAFCS professional certifications will be administered. Families, Finances, and Resources: Community ______of Family Economics/Resource Management 8:00am - 12:15pm Meet at 4th Street Entrance (FERM) Education Award Presentation and Sustainability at the Missouri Botanical Garden Business Meeting Tour (ticketed event) This session will include a 30-minute presentation by two FERM Education Award recipients, followed by ______the annual Community of FERM business meeting and 8:00am - 12:15pm Meet at 4th Street Entrance time for sharing information of interest to Community A Visit to the Food and Nutrition Department at members. Barnes-Jewish Hospital (ticketed event) ______Presenters: 8:00am - 12:15pm Meet at 4th Street Entrance Julie Mundahl The Missouri History Museum: “The History of Bonnie Braun Wedding Fashions” Tour (ticketed event) Lynn Little AAFCS 105th Annual Conference & Expo Program Guide 53 Saturday (Program Details)

8:15am - 9:15am Regency A 8:15am - 9:45am Grand G Facilitation as a Leadership Skill to Lead Oral Research Presentations, Part I Families in Effective Decision-Making in an Coordinated by the Community of Colleges, Universities, and Interdependent World Research (CUR) In today’s complex world, it is often difficult for groups The Forming of a Profession: Extrinsic Perceptions of or teams to make effective decisions. Professionals can Interior Design play key roles by using tools and techniques in teaching Presented by: and facilitating this process. In this session, learn and Dana Moody, University of Tennessee at Chattanooga practice facilitation techniques to use in the workplace, Gregory Petty, University of Tennessee, Knoxville helping groups to make informed decisions.

Double Shifting in Apparel Industry: An Approach to Presenter: Sustainability in Bangladesh Sue G. Byrd, CFCS Presented by: ______Md. Imranul Islam, Kansas State University 8:15am - 9:15am Regency B M. Ahsan Akhtar Hasin, Bangladesh University of Engineering Getting Published in the Family & Consumer and Technology Sciences Research Journal Melody L. A. LeHew, Kansas State University Gather tips from a panel of editors on how to prepare manuscripts for submission and how to respond to An Evaluation of a Community-Based Abstinence Education reviewers’ comments. Discuss differences in quantitative Project and qualitative research. Presented by: Tommy M. Phillips, Mississippi State University Presenters: Joe D. Wilmoth, Mississippi State University Sharon DeVaney, CFCS, [email protected] ______Robert Nielsen, [email protected] 8:15am - 9:45am Grand H Young-A Lee, [email protected] Leadership Workshop for Family and Consumer Beckie Adams, [email protected] Sciences Students, Part I ______8:15am - 9:15am Regency E If you’re a pre-professional, this session will help you think about leadership issues before you face Applying for AAFCS Awards, Grants, leadership dilemmas in your practice as a professional. Fellowships, and Scholarships The workshop will include participation in structured Interact with members of the Awards and Recognition activities, opportunities to share and reflect to clarify Committee and discover ways to successfully complete personal knowledge, and development of a new applications and nominations for AAFCS awards, grants, framework for leadership. fellowships, and scholarships. Review updates to awards application processes and timelines. Presenters: Frances Andrews, [email protected] Presenter: Dorothy Mitstifer, [email protected] Awards and Recognition Committee ______9:00am – 1:00pm Outside of Regency Ballroom Product Sales Tables Disaster Assistance Partnerships California Affiliate Connecticut Affiliate

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Presenters: EDUCATIONAL SESSIONS – BLOCK 10 Roxie V. Godfrey, [email protected] Barbara Allison, [email protected] Karen Alexander, CFCS, [email protected] 9:30am - 10:30am Regency A Karen Bergh, [email protected] FCS Professionals Build Community Capacity in Mari Borr, [email protected] Appalachia Deborah DeBates, [email protected] Find out about a computer-based, community-capacity Sheree M. Moser, [email protected] design, which involved FCS professionals working with ______parents, teachers, and counselors through Appalachian 9:30am - 10:30am Regency E Information Technology Extension Services. The AAFCS Body of Knowledge discussion that emphasized communities and Entrepreneurs Extraordinaire: Giving Grandkids technology, the highly effective structure of the Cooperative That Entrepreneurial Gene Extension Service, and the Learning Partnerships Model What do 50+ adults and teens have in common for the were used as context in developing this approach. next decade? Entrepreneurship. Kauffman Foundation surveys show the fastest growing segment for Presenters: entrepreneurship is older adults, and teens are wanna- Shirley W. Hastings, CFCS, Retired, [email protected] be entrepreneurs too. Learn to combine your passions, Peggy S. Meszaros, CFCS, [email protected] skills, and wisdom with students’ or grandkids’ energy and social media moxie--and create together! Researcher: Presenter: Monica R. Kimbrell, [email protected] Joanne Seymour Kuster, CPFFE, [email protected] ______9:30am - 10:30am Regency B 9:30am - 10:30am Grand A Implementing Standards-Based Grading in the FCS Classroom A Healthy America Starts With CTE Using a standards-based grading approach in the Teen obesity rates continue to rise in the U.S. This FCS classroom is a method of providing feedback epidemic gives FCS programs the opportunity to highlight and communicating growth and learning through the importance of nutrition education. Discover how the evidence instead of a percent. By using best practices in FCCLA national program “Student Body” allows youth to technology, formative feedback, common assessments, advocate for healthier lifestyles and educate peers to eat and projects teachers can provide feedback to students right, be fit, and make healthy choices. to increase student achievement. Presenter: Presenters: Sandy Spavone, [email protected] Christina Erickson, [email protected] ______Sara Lohrmann, CFCS, [email protected] 9:30am - 10:30am Grand B Michelle Backes, [email protected] Developing Advocacy Skills for Public Policy ______Learn how to develop advocacy skills to influence public 9:30am - 10:30am Regency D policy at local, state, and national levels. Using activities Sustaining the Profession Through Distance and information from a university course, gain strategies Education and leadership skills to advocate for children and families. Distance education is changing the way we learn and teach. Presenters: FCS educators are using distance education to provide Deborah A. Sullivan, CFCS, [email protected] classes to students who are unable to attend traditional Mikaela Bush, [email protected] classes. Join this session to discuss and explore the future of Julianna Hritz, [email protected] distance education for the FCS profession. AAFCS 105th Annual Conference & Expo Program Guide 55 Saturday (Program Details)

END OF ED SESSIONS Decorate Me Again! May Chae, Marymount University

9:30am - 10:30am Mills 3 NFL into Fashion Leadership Academy Planning Session for May Chae, Marymount University the Building Leadership Capacity in AAFCS Community Members The Little Black Dress Goes to St. Louis ______Farrell Doss, Radford University 9:30am - 10:30am Grand F “Taking It to the Streets” – Embracing and Ashanti’s Procreation Managing Economic Change Through Family and Tameka N. Ellington, Kent State University Consumer Sciences “Taking It to The Streets” collaborates with the Ghanaian Rooster Community of Family Economics and Resource Tameka N. Ellington, Kent State University Management to display and demonstrate valuable Amanda Muhammad, Bowling Green State University resources, research, and professional development opportunities, and suggest activities for conferences Convoluted with members, affiliates, and partners to help embrace Hea Jin Gam, Illinois State University and manage economic changes while addressing their current focus: “The Impact of the Economy on the Empire State of Mind Family: Strategies and Solutions.” Hea Jin Gam, Illinois State University Presenters: Marilyn R. Swierk, CFCS, [email protected] Vonal Iteration Kim Hahn, Kent State University Mary Behrendt, [email protected] Faye Griffiths-Smith, CFCS, faye.griffi[email protected] Garden Party Ida Marie Snorteland, CFCS, [email protected] Janice B. Haynes, Delta State University ______9:30am - 12:00pm Regency C The Blues Regenerated for Mardi Gras Juried Design Showcase and Exhibition Janice B. Haynes, Delta State University Coordinated by the Community of Apparel, Textiles and Design (ATD) Timeless Elegance Come explore the showcase and exhibition at your Kathleen Heiden, Louisiana Tech University leisure to see original designs in apparel, fiber art, interiors, and other creative areas. Designers will be Transmigration available to discuss their pieces and design process. Jeongmi Im, Costume Designer, Korea PROFESSIONAL: APPAREL DESIGN, CLOTHING & WEARABLE ART Tribal Vibes #1 Erin Irick, University of Wyoming Rainbow Petals Su An, Central Michigan University Calypso John Jacob, Radford University Garden at Giverny Carol Beard, Central Michigan University

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Convertible Skirt Folded Fashion JongHwan Jang J. Robin Robinson, Texas Tech University Insook Ahn, Chung Ang University Wedding Fantasy Gator Glamour and Sustainability Huiyuan Wang, Chung Ang University Debbie Johnson, Southeastern Louisiana University Brushstrokes II Silk Road-Cultural Harmony Eunyoung Yang, Meredith College Daim Kim, Hanbok Designer Brushstrokes IV Eunyoung Yang, Meredith College Re-blue Collection Yetchan Kim Horse Rider in Modern Insook Ahn, Chung Ang University Jaehong Yang Insook Ahn, Chung Ang University Prairie Blossom Felt Trudy Landgren, St. Catherine University GRADUATE: APPAREL DESIGN, CLOTHING & WEARABLE ART St. Louis Bound LynDee Lombardo, Washington Eco-Friendly Fun So-Young Jung, Central Michigan University American Indian Basketry Jacket and Jewelry Sponsoring AAFCS Member – Carol Beard, Central Michigan Phyllis Bell Miller, Mississippi State University University

Chogakpo Coat and Chameleon Tube UNDERGRADUATE: APPAREL DESIGN, CLOTHING Phyllis Bell Miller, Mississippi State University & WEARABLE ART

Glittering, Gafsa Carpet Coat Mastering Milkweed Phyllis Bell Miller, Mississippi State University Megan Buysse, St. Catherine University Sponsoring AAFCS Member – Trudy Landgren, St. Catherine University Flowing Through Time Kathy Mitchell, Radford University Modern Vintage Matrimony Ashli Gorton, Delta State University Knit on Knit Sponsoring AAFCS Member – Janice Haynes, Delta State Linda Ohrn-McDaniel, Kent State University University

Old+Old=New Wedding Bliss, All-Over Lace Gown Linda Ohrn-McDaniel, Kent State University Brennan Randal, Kansas State University Sponsoring AAFCS Member – Gayla Randel Red Mist Linda Ohrn-McDaniel, Kent State University Wedding Bliss, High-Low Gown Brennan Randal, Kansas State University Dust Storm Sponsoring AAFCS Member – Gayla Randel J. Robin Robinson, Texas Tech University AAFCS 105th Annual Conference & Expo Program Guide 57 Saturday (Program Details)

9:45am - 11:45am Grand C Community of Teacher Educators in Higher EDUCATIONAL SESSIONS – BLOCK 11 Education Forum and Business Meeting 10:45am - 11:45am Grand B ______Using a Traveling Trunk to Create a Mindset of 10:00am - 11:30am Grand G Advocacy for Global Social Issues Oral Research Presentations, Part II Students learn to advocate for change to impact Coordinated by the Community of Colleges, Universities, and practical, perennial problems, such as hunger and Research (CUR) natural disasters, through curriculum delivered in a traveling trunk. In this interactive session, learn about Evaluating the Effectiveness of a Job Readiness Program for experiential curriculum to engage students while they Adolescent Parents take the lead, problem solve, and use critical thinking to Presented by: create a mindset of advocacy. Michelle Toews, Texas State University Presenter: Ani Yazedjian, Illinois State University Nancy M. Shepherd, [email protected] Lacey Morris, Texas State University ______10:45am - 11:45am Regency A Young Adults’ Recollections of Sexuality Education: Expanding the Capacity of Youth to Develop Messages from Parents, Peers, Schools, and Media Advocacy and Leadership Skills Presented by: Based on a national award-winning service-learning Ani Yazedjian, Illinois State University model, this session will illustrate the how-tos of Michelle L. Toews, Texas State University advocating for individuals, families, and the profession through service learning at the local, state, national, and Clothing Care Practices of Young Adults: An Exploratory international levels, while at the same time reinforcing Study FCS skills and visibility. Presented by: Presenter: Lauren Reiter, Kim Hiller Connell and Melody LeHew, Kansas State University Marilyn R. Swierk, CFCS, [email protected] ______10:00am - 11:30am Grand H 10:45am - 11:45am Regency B Leadership Workshop for Family and Consumer Facilitating Improved Quality of Life for Individuals and Families in Ecuador Sciences Students, Part II More than half of those living in Ecuador, in If you’re a pre-professional, this session will help northwestern South America, struggle to satisfy you think about leadership issues before you face basic human needs. Find out about strategies used leadership dilemmas in your practice as a professional. by individuals, government supported groups, other The workshop will include participation in structured organizations, selected universities in Ecuador, and activities, opportunities to share and reflect to clarify one U. S. university to facilitate family sustainability in personal knowledge, and development of a new Ecuador. framework for leadership. Presenters: Presenters: Sue G. Byrd, CFCS Frances E. Andrews, [email protected] Marti Herndon, [email protected] Dorothy Mitstifer, [email protected] Jeff Hoyer, [email protected]

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10:45am - 11:45am Regency D 12:00pm - 1:30pm Regency F How to Develop and Build a Dynamic FCS FCSEA and AAFCS Community of Teacher Advisory Group Educators in Higher Education Joint Recognition One of the best ways to sustain family and consumer Luncheon (ticketed) sciences is to have the assistance and loyal support of an FCS teacher educators will reconnect to enjoy food, active advisory group. In this session, gain the tools to fellowship, and future building. This luncheon will establish purpose, build a strong and effective team, and continue the dialogue on promoting FCS education by empower the group to assist with achieving program connecting with others. goals.

Presenter: Presenter: Susan Turgeson, CFCS, [email protected] TBD, [email protected] ______10:45am - 11:45am Regency E 12:00pm - 1:30pm Gateway East Advocating for Diverse Populations Through Community of Global Perspectives Luncheon: Internationalization “Empowering Students through Service Learning Bring the world to your classroom to prepare future in the Philippines” (ticketed event) professionals to advocate for diverse populations. In this In celebration of the 20th Anniversary of the Year of hands-on session, enhance your curriculum or program the Family, Sharleen Kato will describe how students at by integrating an international or global dimension into Seattle Pacific University are working to promote healthy the learning goals of the course or program. and sustainable families through service learning projects in the Philippines. Presenters: Anupama Pasricha, [email protected] Presenter: Catherine C. Spaeth, [email protected] Sharleen Kato, CFCS-HDFS, [email protected] ______END OF ED SESSIONS 12:00pm - 1:30pm Park View Community of Extension Luncheon 10:45am - 11:45am Mills 3 (ticketed event) NCBDFCS, Inc. Board Meeting Caroline Crocoll brings greetings on the 100th ______continuing celebration of Cooperative Extension along with an update on current NIFA programming. Using 10:45am - 11:45am Grand F reflections from the past 100 years, she will address Pre-Professional Assessment and Certification: Extension programming to meet the challenges of A Gateway to Success for FCS Programs emerging issues for the next 100 years; programming National assessments and industry credentials play that will enable Extension agents to meet those important roles in ensuring college and career readiness. challenges in the spirit of Seaman Knapp by bringing Learn about practical strategies for the integration of the dynamics of discovery to the public through these assessments and certifications into curriculum and demonstration and education. instruction. Attend this session and explore how Pre-PAC is the “gateway” to maximizing assessment data and Presenters: keeping your programs destined for success! Judith Edwards Breland, [email protected] Caroline Crocoll, CFCS, [email protected] Presenters: Lori A. Myers, CFCS, [email protected] Carolyn Cotton, CFCS, [email protected] Denise G. Fisher, CFCS, CPFFE, dfi[email protected] AAFCS 105th Annual Conference & Expo Program Guide 59 Saturday (Program Details)

12:15pm - 1:15pm Grand C well-being of individuals and families. In this session, Community of Apparel, Textile & Design discuss examples of successful existing community Business Meeting partnerships and generate ideas for additional community partnerships.

Presenters: EDUCATIONAL SESSIONS – BLOCK 12 Nina Roofe, [email protected] Renee Ryburn, [email protected] 12:15pm - 1:15pm Regency B

Getting to Home PLATE: Culinary Basics as a Researcher: Health Promotion Strategy! Pamela J. Bennett, CPFFE, [email protected] Cooking matters as a powerful strategy for positive nutrition and good health. The2010 Dietary Guidelines advise empowering individuals and families with END OF ED SESSIONS culinary skills to heighten the enjoyment of preparing and consuming healthy foods. FCS professionals are well 12:15pm - 1:15pm Grand F equipped to promote a healthy “change of plate”! Developing a LiveBinder as a Teaching Resource in FCS Education Presenter: Come and learn how to set up a digital three-ring binder Roberta Larson Duyff, CFCS, [email protected] into which you can put anything digital: webpages, PDFs, ______documents, images, and videos. See how to set up a 12:15pm - 1:15pm Regency D LiveBinder when organizing your lessons and resources Is It Time to Become Your Parent’s Financial for teaching any FCS course. Caregiver? Presenters: Explore research-based communication strategies that Cynthia (Cindy) L Miller, [email protected] adult-child financial caregivers can use to talk with aging parents about later-life financial issues, leading to Karen L. Alexander, CFCS, [email protected] improved economic stability for their loved ones. Apply ______strategies to case studies to build skills that promote 12:15pm - 1:15pm Grand G caregiver resilience. Learn about new online tools for Professional Certification: Promoting Excellence financial caregivers. in Family and Consumer Sciences Presenters: While licensure provides legal authority for an individual to practice in the field, certification reflects Patti C. Wooten Swanson, [email protected] one’s personal, voluntary achievement of professional Joyce Cavanagh, CPFFE, [email protected] standards beyond basic requirements. In this session, Marian Ross, [email protected] learn about certification credentials offered through ______AAFCS, the many benefits of being certified, and the 12:15pm - 1:15pm Regency E process for acquiring certification. Connecting With the Community: Using FCS Programs to Promote Health and Sustainability Presenters: Barbara Woods, CFCS, [email protected] FCS programs are ideally positioned to promote health Angela Radford Lewis, CFCS, [email protected] and sustainability within our communities. By forming community partnerships, FCS professionals and students can make a positive impact on the

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12:15pm - 1:15pm Grand H 3:45pm - 5:30pm Regency D/E/F Improving and Sustaining Family Health: Senate, Part II The Youth4Health Project Explores Healthier ______Lifestyles for Youth 4:00pm - 5:00pm Mills 3 Hear from panel members on the correlation between 2014 & 2015 Annual Conference Planning family interactions, children’s perceptions, and Advisory Committee Meeting childhood obesity, with a look toward sustainable healthy lifestyles for youth. Each expert will share ______information based on the Youth4Health research project, 6:00pm - 7:00pm Grand C followed by an open discussion. Stars of St. Louis: AAFCS Donor Reception (ticketed event) Presenters: ______Heather R. McCollum, [email protected] 7:15pm - 9:30pm Grand D and E Julie M. Rutledge, [email protected] Pacesetter Dinner (ticketed event) Amy Yates, [email protected] ______1:45pm - 3:15pm Grand D and E RECOGNITION Capstone General Session FIFTY-YEAR MEMBERS Keynote Address: “Invest in Women, Change Everything: The Power Carol L. Anderson, CFCS, Cobb, Wisconsin of Women to Create Healthy Societies in the 21st Grace Angotti, CFCS, Carrollton, Kentucky Century” “My membership in AAFCS has been the guiding factor of what Marsha Wallace I have professionally achieved, and I greatly salute AAFCS.” Founder, Dining for Women Janet Anthony, CFCS, Columbus, Indiana

Beatrice Bagby, Champaign, Illinois

Mary Baker, Ames, Iowa

Jeanne Balcom, Amherst, Massachusetts Recognition of 21st Century Community Champion Sew Much Comfort, Burnsville, Minnesota Rae Clark-McGrath, Cape Elizabeth, Maine ______Nancy Clem, Princeton, Indiana 3:30pm - 4:30pm Grand H After the Tassel is Turned: Sustaining Your Lenora Collins, Lorman, Mississippi Sanity! Sharlene Cossairt, Gold River, California Are you an undergraduate student who will soon be entering the professional world? Don’t miss this Elizabeth Crosby, Alexandria, Virginia session! We’ll discuss sustaining an optimal quality of Beverly Dunning CFCS, Wichita, Kansas life while entering your new career; factors to consider when applying for graduate school; and the benefits of Nancy Fisher, San Diego, California remaining active with AAFCS for professional growth.

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Betty Grant, Portland, Maine Elnora Perry, Sutherland, Virginia

Bonnie Greenwood, Tallahassee, Florida Norma Pitts, Columbus, Ohio

Julia Hahn, York, Pennsylvania Martha Radford, Lilburn, Georgia

Grace Halifax, CFCS, Retired, Potomac, Maryland Jean Ramsay, Caledonia, Illinois “Remember that all families and the individuals within them are Willy Hall, CFCS, Orange, California unique.Continue to learn new ways to add to traditional ways of helping families and individuals improve their lives in the way they Phyllis Harbach CFCS, Glen Cove, New York want to improve them.” Beulah Harmon, Lake Jackson, Texas Miriam Rodriguez, San Juan, Puerto Rico Zoe Holmes, Corvallis, Oregon “Be sure to join AAFCS and appreciate the organization’s contribution to our profession.” Elizabeth Honzik, Honolulu, Hawaii Linda Schaeffer, Ford City, Pennsylvania Katy Houghton, Catonsville, Maryland Johnette Scott, CFCS, Ramstein, Germany (American Janelle Jones, Spearfish, South Dakota Overseas)

Ellen Katz, New York, New York Ida Marie Snorteland, CFCS, Spearfish, South Dakota

MaryAnn Keehan, Appleton, Wisconsin Lillian Thomas, Nashville, Tennessee

Irene Lee, Pine Bluff, Arkansas Carolyn Thompson, Columbia, Maryland

Clara M. Leigh, Herndon, Virginia Joan Tucker, Vacaville, California

Rebecca Lovingood, CFCS, Retired, Blacksburg, Virginia Dorothy West, Lansing, Michigan

June Luett, Neenah, Wisconsin Nancy Wills, CFCS, Florence, Kentucky

Kathleen Lyndahl, Sturgeon Bay, Wisconsin Cornelia Witte, Atlanta, Georgia “ . . . Treasure the broad education and life skills training you Carole Makela, CFCS, Fort Collins, Colorado receive in FCS because it will go with you and benefit you for the Mary Washington McCray, CFCS, South Chesterfield, Virginia rest of your life.” “Even while students are in high school, college and beyond, they Susan Wright, Las Cruces, New Mexico should be acquainted and encouraged to become members and “Be the best professional you possibly can be in order to continue participate in organizations and activities that are related to the the positive effects of our discipline.” development and improvement of the quality of life of human beings throughout the world.”

Irene Mews, Greeley, Colorado

Mary Anne Nesalhous, San Gabriel, California “As an FCS professional in today’s environment, you must be prepared to be proactive when defending your programs. Do what is necessary to ‘show-off’ your programs and be able to explain the benefits earned by your students.”

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NEW ACHIEVER individuals and communities have benefited from her work serving as director of the International Federation Hilary Birdsell for Home Economics Development Fund and the IFHE-US Family and Consumer Sciences Educator Development Fund. Central Public Schools Minnesota Sharon’s life exemplifies distinguished service to AAFCS and the FCS profession, and AAFCS welcomes the LEADERS opportunity to honor her as a “DSA.” Ethel G. Jones Virginia Moxley, Department Chairperson “A Visionary Servant Leader” South Carolina State University South Carolina Virginia Moxley has a distinguished career in higher education. She’s Barbara Jean Kilborn, CFCS influenced and inspired thousands of Retired Professor students, faculty, staff, alumni, and Sierra College colleagues through her respect for the history of the California profession, her institutional and professional association leadership, and her life of service to others. Diane Kay Klemme, CFCS Professor Virginia is a professor of family and studies and human University of Wisconsin-Stout services at Kansas State University and co-director Wisconsin of the Institute for Academic Alliances that provides consultation and management support for higher LynDee Larson Lombardo education alliances nationwide. While serving as dean Retired Educator/Textile Artist and Textile Historian of the College of Human Ecology from 2006-2013, the Washington college realized a substantial increase in extramural Shirley Ann Vernon, CFCS, Retired funding and student enrollment. FCS Teacher, Retired California Virginia has served both AAFCS and the Kansas Affiliate through a variety of roles related to governance. She holds DISTINGUISHED SERVICE AWARDEES a BS in textile science, an MS in family counseling, and a PhD in education, all from Kansas State University. AAFCS is proud to honor Virginia Moxley as a 2014 “DSA.” Sharon McManus, CFCS, “A Legacy of Leadership” Linda Schaeffer, “Mentor and Role Model to Many” Sharon McManus has been an AAFCS member continuously for more During the last 50 years, Linda than 51 years, serving throughout in Schaeffer has served AAFCS in a leadership roles at the local, district, variety of ways, including her state, national, and international levels. continued commitment to the Pennsylvania Affiliate for 30 years as the executive She has enjoyed and excelled in her teaching career and director. Her competence and ability in this capacity in her volunteer service, and has been recognized for it was recognized at the national level and resulted in with several awards, including the AAFCS Leader Award, continued training, leadership, and mentoring for other The Ohio Teacher of the Year Award, and the Ohio state executive directors nationwide. Distinguished Service Award. Around the world, families,

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Linda found her niche in family and consumer sciences Significant accomplishments in higher education in innovative ways. In 1984, she worked for a displaced resident instruction span the range of curriculum homemaker center; in 1990, she assumed the role of development, teaching innovations, publications, and director of the center, and, recognizing the difficulties mentoring. Similarly, her initiatives in grantsmanship faced by displaced homemakers, she worked to secure resulted in a continuous flow of grant funding from 1981 funding to continue the center and expand it, helping more to 2011. homemakers gain the support and skills they needed to support their families. Linda is a committed professional Cynthia’s professional commitment to excellence and who has participated in the debates and challenges that steadfast engagement in AAFCS and other professional the organization has confronted over the past half century. organizations has been exemplified by her receipt of AAFCS is thrilled to honor Linda as a “DSA.” numerous awards and recognitions, including the 2013 Outstanding Service Award, Alpha Kappa Mu National Cynthia Smith, Honor Society. It is AAFCS’ honor to include Dr. Smith’s “Advocacy Without Boundaries” name on our esteemed list of “DSAs.”

Cynthia Smith has bloomed from a conscientious graduate student to a professional who has made Looking Forward: noteworthy contributions to the The 2015 Distinguished Service Award family and consumer sciences profession. From a temporal perspective, her professional experiences Nominations accepted through August 1, 2014 have continuously built and formulated into the Learn More at www.aafcs.org/ExcellenceinFCS current responsibilities she now holds as professor, administrator, and researcher at Alabama A&M University.

64 AAFCS 105th Annual Conference & Expo Program Guide Expo Hours & Exhibit Hall Floor Plan

NETWORKING BREAKS, FRIDAY, JUNE 27

EXPO “Connecting Educators” – 8:30am – 9:00am Don’t miss your chance to win valuable prizes THURSDAY, JUNE 26 from CATCH and NASCO! 4:15pm - 7:00pm Expo Grand Opening “Connecting Apparel, Textiles & Design Professionals” – 11:30am – 12:00pm Meet Project Runway Winner Seth Aaron FRIDAY, JUNE 27 Henderson in the Wild Ginger Booth! 8:30am - 4:30pm Expo Open “Connecting Family Resource Management Professionals” – 1:15pm – 1:45pm Enter a drawing to win a cross-cut shredder from NEFE!

“Connecting Food Science, Nutrition & Wellness Professionals” – 4:00pm – 4:30pm Take part in drawings and demos from King Arthur Flour, LearningZoneExpress, and Nutrition Matters!

AAFCS 105th Annual Conference & Expo Program Guide 65 Exhibitor Directory At-A-Glance

Exhibitor Booth Directory As of May 30, 2014

Star denotes All-Star Exhibitor Gold All-Star Exhibitor Blue All-Star Exhibitor

American Association of Family & Consumer Sciences ...... Booth #135 American Cleaning Institute ...... Booth #131 The Art Institutes ...... Booth #133 CATCH (Coordinated Approach to Child Health) ...... Booth #150 Coats & Clark ...... Booth #128 Family, Career and Community Leaders of America (FCCLA) ...... Booth #123 FDA Advisory Committee Oversight and Management Staff ...... Booth #125 FDA Center for Food Safety and Applied Nutrition ...... Booth #126, 127 Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation ...... Booth #119 FIDM/Fashion Institute of Design & Merchandising ...... Booth #142 Fontbonne University ...... Booth #151 Fresh Baby ...... Booth #140 Goodheart-Willcox Publisher ...... Booth #132, 137 Haan Crafts, LLC ...... Booth #141 Indiana State University ...... Booth #145 Kappa Omicron Nu ...... Booth #147 King Arthur Flour ...... Booth #122 Kitchen Craft ...... Booth #138, 139 Learning ZoneXpress ...... Booth #136 NASCO Family & Consumer Sciences ...... Booth #143, 144 National Endowment for Financial Education (NEFE) ...... Booth #120 Nutrition Matters ...... Booth #118 Parents as Teachers ...... Booth #148 Sew Very Smooth, LLC ...... Booth #121 The Sugar Association ...... Booth #134 Texas Tech University Family and Consumer Sciences Education ...... Booth #146 University of Arkansas Online ...... Booth #149 USDA Food and Nutrition Service ...... Booth #124 Vitamix ...... Booth #129 Wild Ginger Software ...... Booth #130

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American Association of Family & Consumer CATCH (Coordinated Approach to Sciences ...... Booth #135 Child Health) ...... Booth #150 400 North Columbus Street, #202 New Exhibitor! Alexandria, VA 22314 601 Flaghouse Drive 703-706-4600/800-424-8080 Hasbrouck Heights, NJ 07604 www.aafcs.org 800-793-7900, x7513 www.CATCHusa.org Learn more about AAFCS programs and how you can benefit. CATCH is an evidence-based program that provides school, after school, and preschool programs with curricula, tools, and training options to develop healthy Tote Bag Sponsor behaviors, improved nutrition knowledge, healthier American Cleaning Institute ...... Booth #131 eating behaviors, and increased physical activity levels. 43 Years CATCH is SNAP-approved and CDC-awarded and builds 1331 L Street, NW Suite 650 alliances among school staff, administrators, parents, and health prevention stakeholders. Available through Flaghouse. Washington, DC 20005 202-662-2507 www.cleaninginstitute.org and www.keypledge.com Historical Fashion Show Sponsor Coats & Clark ...... Booth #128 ACI needs your involvement in our new consumer laundry safety campaign. We launched our Be the KEY 77 Years campaign at the 2013 AAFCS Conference but there is still 3430 Toringdon Way, #301 much work to do. Stop by to learn how to raise visibility Charlotte, NC 28277 for the FCS profession, enter our sweepstakes, and leave 800-648-1479 the Conference with ready-to-use educational materials. www.MakeItCoats.com

Student Unit T-Shirt Sponsor Coats & Clark offers a full range of products for sewing The Art Institutes ...... Booth #133 and quilting, knitting and crochet, and machine and 7 Years hand embroidery. Through our Stitch-in-Time® educator program, we offer educators materials and products for 210 Sixth Avenue, 33rd Floor teaching sewing and needlecrafts. Pittsburgh, PA 15222 888-624-0300 www.artinstitutes.edu Family, Career and Community Leaders of America (FCCLA) ...... Booth #123 An education at an Art Institutes school is all about 42 Years turning the dream of living a creative life into a reality. 1910 Association Drive We offer students the guidance, focus, technology, and career services they need to follow a path toward a Reston, VA 20191 creative profession. Learn more at artinstitutes.edu, or 703-476-4900 visit our booth. www.fcclainc.org

FCCLA is a national student organization focused on the multiple roles of family member, wage earner, and community leader. FCCLA helps to strengthen family and consumer sciences education and develops students’ leadership skills.

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FDA Advisory Committee Oversight and FIDM/Fashion Institute of Management Staff (ACOMS) ...... Booth #125 Design & Merchandising ...... Booth #142 3 Years 4 Years 10993 New Hampshire Avenue, WO #32, Room 5122 919 S. Grand Avenue Silver Spring, MD 20992-0002 Los Angeles, CA 90015 301-443-0572 • 800-741-8138 800-624-1200 www.fda.gov/AdvisoryCommittees/default.htm www.fidm.edu

The Food and Drug Administration has launched the advisory FIDM is a private, specialized two-year and four-year committee membership nomination portal, an online, college with campuses in California. Accredited by interactive system that allows interested individuals to submit WASC and NASAD, FIDM offers degree programs that nominations for membership to any of the agency’s advisory lead to careers in the fashion, graphics, interior design, committees. Persons with backgrounds in advocacy, and entertainment industries. public health, science, and other related fields have a unique opportunity to utilize their expertise to support the FDA mission to protect and promote public health. Fontbonne University ...... Booth #151 New Exhibitor! FDA Center for Food Safety 6800 Wydown Boulevard and Applied Nutrition ...... Booth #126, 127 St. Louis, MO 63105 FDA Food Science and Nutrition Education Programs 800-205-5862 www.fontbonne.edu 36 Years 5100 Paint Branch Parkway Fontbonne University is a Catholic coeducational College Park, MD 20740 institution of higher education offering liberal arts 888-SAFEFOOD and professional programs in a values-based, student- www.teachfoodscience.com centered environment. More than 2,200 students annually take advantage of the university’s high- The FDA Center for Food Safety and Applied Nutrition quality academic programs and wonderful campus (CFSAN) offers consumer and educator material on food environment. Founded in 1923 and still sponsored today safety and nutrition. Free standards-based curricula, by the Sisters of St. Joseph of Carondelet, Fontbonne is brochures, and other helpful resources for teachers will located in a beautiful suburb in the heart of the St. Louis be distributed at our booth. metropolitan area.

Federal Deposit Insurance Fresh Baby ...... Booth #140 Corporation (FDIC) ...... Booth #119 New Exhibitor! 4 Years 202 Grove Street 3501 Fairfax Drive, Room CH-11063C Petoskey, MI 49770 Arlington, VA 22201 866-403-7374 www.fdic.gov www.freshbaby.com

The FDIC’s Money Smart for Young Adults (MSYA) A USDA National Strategic Partner, Fresh Baby’s nutrition curriculum helps youth ages 12–20 learn the basics of education products help adults and children develop handling their money and finances. MSYA consists of eight healthy eating habits to reduce their risk of obesity. instructor-led modules. Each module includes the instructor guide, participant guide, and overhead slides. Best of all, the curriculum has no copyright restrictions and is FREE!

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Teacher of the Year Sponsor Kappa Omicron Nu ...... Booth #147 Goodheart-Willcox 25 Years Publisher ...... Booth #132, 137 4990 Northwind Drive, #140 35 Years East Lansing, MI 48823 18604 West Creek Drive 517-351-8335 Tinley Park, IL 60477 www.kon.org 708-687-5000 www.g-w.com Visit the Welcome Center to learn about new Kappa Omicron Nu directions, educational materials, Goodheart-Willcox is the leading publisher of print and fellowships and grants, membership benefits, and online instructional materials for FCS and a proud supporter volunteer opportunities. of AAFCS. We help prepare your students for life and career.

King Arthur Flour Company, Inc...... Booth #122 Haan Crafts, LLC ...... Booth #141 2 Years 34 Years Bake for Good: Kids Learn Bake Share Program 506 East Second Street 135 US Route 5 South PO Box 268 Norwich, VT 05055 Otterbein, IN 47970 802-526-1837 765-583-4496 www.kingarthurflour.com/learnbakeshare www.haancrafts.com King Arthur Flour is the nation’s premier baking Haan Crafts offers a wide range of sewing kits specifically resource, offering everything from top-quality baking designed for students. Clean, well-illustrated instructions, products to inspiring educational programs—all backed quality fabrics, fast shipment, and unbeatable customer by the passion and commitment of our dedicated service make it easy to use our kits in the classroom. Our employee-owners. appealing designs get students excited about sewing.

Kitchen Craft ...... Booth #138, 139 Indiana State University ...... Booth #145 12 Years New Exhibitor! 4129 United Ave Textiles, Apparel, & Merchandising Program Mount Dora, FL 32757 200 North Seventh Street 352- 483-7600 Terre Haute, IN 47809 www.cookforlife.com 812-237-8243 http://technology.indstate.edu/TAM We perform a culinary demonstration with a focus on health living and nutrition. We also display kitchen The Textiles, Apparel, and Merchandising undergraduate accessories and pass out free gifts and samples. program offers students the skills, knowledge, and hands-on experience in three unique concentrations: apparel design, textiles testing, and product development, and fashion merchandising. Students in the program study history of costume, flat pattern and draping, visual merchandising, coloration and finishing, fashion marketing strategies, textile product analysis, forecasting, and fashion business practices.

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Learning ZoneXpress ...... Booth #136 Nutrition Matters, Inc...... Booth #118 30 Years 2 Years 667 E Vine Street 316 North Barstow Street, Suite I PO Box 1022 Eau Claire, WI 54703 Owatonna, MN 55060 888-356-5575 888-455-7003 www.numatters.com www.LearningZoneXpress.com Promote healthy habits for today’s families with Learning ZoneXpress is your top source for educational nutrition newsletters, education cards, magnets, and resources created by family and consumer sciences booklets from Nutrition Matters Inc. We offer a variety experts. Topics include MyPlate, nutrition, leadership, of topics—Farmers’ Market, ChooseMyPlate, child development, food preparation, financial literacy, preschool activity, snacks and drinks, mealtime careers, fashion, interior design, and more! parenting, infant feeding, and Mom Messages.

NASCO Family & Consumer Parents as Teachers ...... Booth #148 Sciences ...... Booth #143, 144 New Exhibitor! 56 Years 2228 Ball Drive 901 Janesville Avenue St. Louis, MO 63146-8602 Fort Atkinson, WI 53538 314-432-4330 800-558-9595 www.ParentsAsTeachers.org www.eNasco.com/fcs Parents as Teachers is the trusted resource for The NASCO Family and Consumer Sciences catalog offers a professionals and organizations in early childhood complete line of hands-on educational materials, including development and education. Our internationally Ready-Or-Not-Tot® parenting simulators, NEW Love To Care recognized network of organizations and professionals (Teenage Pregnancy Prevention) and curriculum; nutrition supports hundreds of thousands of families through in- education materials featuring the Life/form® food & fat home visits with parents and children. replicas as well as the only MyPlate with Dairy attached; Family & Consumer Sciences games, books, software, and videos; classroom equipment and furniture; housewares and Sew Very Smooth, LLC ...... Booth #121 improved Culinary equipment, sewing machines, and sewing New Exhibitor! kits. Like us on Facebook at Nasco FCS for special offers. 10350 N. Vancouver Way, Suite 303 Portland, OR 97217 National Endowment for 503-926--7314 Financial Education (NEFE) ...... Booth #120 www.sewverysmooth.com 7 Years 1331 17th Street, Suite 1200 Sew Very Smooth offers the most amazing, durable, and Denver, CO 80202 accurate seam guide and gauge in decades! Manufactured in America by our family, the Ideal Seam Guide and 303-741-NEFE (6333) Gauge were developed to provide sewing confidence in www.nefe.org beginning and expert sewers alike. NEFE offers a suite of non-commercial personal finance resources at no cost: turnkey curriculum for teens (updated in 2012), financial workshop kits, program evaluation toolkit, and a guide for community-based programming.

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The Sugar Association ...... Booth #134 USDA Food and Nutrition 39 Years Service ...... Booth # 124 1300 L Street NW, Suite 1001 13 Years Washington, DC 20005 3101 Park Center Drive, #639 202-785-1122 Alexandria, VA 22302 www.sugar.org 703-305-2609 http://teamnutrition.usda.gov The Sugar Association provides informative publications on sugar’s role in a healthy diet and lifestyle. The USDA’s Team Nutrition provides free training, technical Association’s pamphlets include information about assistance, and nutrition education materials for sugar, its functional role in foods, food labeling, and school foodservice professionals and students, as materials that emphasize the importance of variety, well as information on childhood obesity prevention, moderation, and fitness for children. local wellness policies, the White House’s Let’s Move! Initiative, the HealthierUS School Challenge, and the Texas Tech University Family and Federal Child Nutrition Programs. Consumer Sciences Education ...... Booth #146 New Exhibitor! College of Human Sciences Vitamix ...... Booth #129 1301 Akron Avenue New Exhibitor! Lubbock, TX 79409 8615 Usher Road 806-742-3031 Cleveland, OH 44138 www.depts.ttu.edu/hs/fcse/ 800-848-2649 www.vitamix.com The Family and Consumer Sciences Education Program prepares individuals for careers in secondary schools, Vitamix® Corporation, privately owned and operated cooperative extension, colleges and universities, and by the Barnard family since 1921, is headquartered in related areas. Degrees and teacher certification are Olmsted Falls, Ohio, and has a global presence in more available at the undergraduate and graduate levels. The than 80 countries. A recognized leader in innovation and program offers distance learning opportunities at the master’s and doctoral degree levels. Stop by the booth development, the company provides a high level of value and meet actual graduate students enrolled in the and benefit to its customers by developing, producing, programs. and marketing high-performance, durable, reliable, and innovative blending equipment. University of Arkansas ONLINE ...... Booth #149 Celebrity Appearance Sponsor New Exhibitor! 2 E. Center Street Wild Ginger Software, Inc...... Booth #130 Fayetteville, AR 72701 3 Years 800-952-1165 1055 Wildlife Trail Online.uark.edu Kingston Springs, TN 37082 888-929-9453 The University of Arkansas online master’s degree www.wildginger.com in human environmental sciences offers an interdisciplinary approach desired by professionals in Wild Ginger Software, Inc. is the leading publisher such career areas as the Cooperative Extension Service; of fashion design and sewing pattern software. Our family and consumer sciences instruction; feature software programs draft custom-sized sewing patterns writing; industrial and international programs, and for men, women, and children. community service occupations.

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Thank you, 2014 Sponsors!

Teacher of the Year Sponsor AAFCS 2014 Conference Tote Bag Sponsor Blue All-Star Exhibitor Gold All-Star Exhibitor

Celebrity Appearance Sponsor Historical Fashion Show Sponsor (Fashion Designer Seth Aaron Henderson) (at Little Black Dress & Tie Gala) Gold All-Star Exhibitor

Research-Focused Events Sponsor Student Unit T-Shirt Sponsor

In Kind Sponsor

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All-Stars

In appreciation of the ongoing support of AAFCS and family and consumer sciences, we are proud to recognize the following loyal exhibitors.

GOLD ALL-STARS Exhibiting 40 or more years

Coats & Clark (77 years) NASCO Family & Consumer Sciences (56 years) American Cleaning Institute (43 years) Family, Career and Community Leaders of America (42 years)

BLUE ALL-STARS Exhibiting 25-39 years

The Sugar Association (39 years) FDA Center for Food Safety and Applied Nutrition (36 years) Goodheart-Willcox Publisher (35 years) Haan Crafts, LLC (34 years) Learning ZoneXpress (30 years) Kappa Omicron Nu (25 years)

AAFCS 105th Annual Conference & Expo Program Guide 73 Research Center

“Research Focused” Events at Annual Conference! Sponsored by

THURSDAY, JUNE 26 Community of Colleges, Universities, and Research (CUR) Networking Luncheon – Ticketed Event (12:00pm – 1:30pm) • “A Gateway to Research in Family and Consumer Sciences” Session of Special Interest (3:00pm – 4:00pm) • Community of CUR Research Poster Session (4:15pm – 6:00pm) • Undergraduate Student Research Poster Session (4:15pm – 6:00pm)

FRIDAY, JUNE 27 Family & Consumer Sciences Research Journal High Tea (3:00pm – 4:00pm) Honoring FCSRJ Emerging Scholar and Best Paper Award Winners • Putting Research Into Practice (3:45pm – 5:45pm)

SATURDAY, JUNE 28 Getting Published in the Family & Consumer Sciences Research Journal (8:15am – 9:15am) • Community of Colleges, Universities, and Research (CUR) Oral Research Presentations Part I (8:15am – 9:45am) • Community of Colleges, Universities, and Research (CUR) Oral Research Presentations Part II (10:00am – 11:30am)

For More Information About the Family & Consumer Sciences Research Center

Visit www.aafcs.org/ResearchCenter/index.asp Email: [email protected]

Family & Consumer Sciences Research Journal AAFCS Member Subscription: $30 www.aafcs.org/Resources/Research.asp

74 AAFCS 105th Annual Conference & Expo Program Guide Accreditation of University FCS Programs

Congratulations to These Accredited Units!

REACCREDITATION 2013-14 San Francisco State University Tennessee State University

Achieve Accreditation for Your FCS Program!

PROGRAM ACCREDITATION SUPPORTS: Quality Reflects Body of Knowledge, research and scholarship, faculty qualifications, and student services • Accountability Uses standards and procedures for assessing learning outcomes that are consistent and clear • Improvement Maintains a high level of student achievement through enhanced learning environments

Where can I find more information?

Visit www.aafcs.org/CredentialingCenter/Accreditation.asp. • Email [email protected]. • At the AAFCS Annual Conference, come to “Accreditation: From Self-Study Report to Site Visit,” Wednesday, 8:30am – 4:30pm, “Collegiate Assembly–Assessment to Public Information,” Thursday, 1:45pm – 2:45pm, “Assembly of Higher Education: Benefits of Accreditation,” Thursday, 3:00pm – 4:00pm, or “Accreditation Recognizes Diverse Structures,” Friday, 3:00pm – 4:00pm.

AAFCS 105th Annual Conference & Expo Program Guide 75 Professional Assessments and Certifications

New 2013-2014 AAFCS Certified Professionals

Mary Barnhart, CFCS Gloria Frazier, CFCS Jill Owen, CFCS Lori Barton, CFCS-HDFS John Garcia, CPFFE Michelle Pearson, CFCS Angela Bell, CFCS-HDFS Roxana Gipe, CFCS Illiana Perez, CFCS Tracey Bell, CFCS Donna Girdwood, CFCS Donna Pharris, CFCS Carrie Behrens, CFCS Abigail Grass, CFCS Ashley Pike, CFCS Lisa Brandt-Washington, CFCS-HNFS Janna Griffiths, CFCS Caroline Presley, CFCS Jeanne Bymark, CFCS Leslie Hatley, CFCS-HDFS Melissa Rekoff, CFCS Rhonda Calhoon, CFCS Sarah Heflin, CFCS Tami Richards, CFCS Jared Cappers, CFCS Teressa Hensley, CFCS Kristin Salazar, CPFFE Laurie Casanova, CFCS-HDFS Jessica Hill, CFCS Renee Santos, CFCS Shelby Chambliss, CFCS-HDFS Krista Hillenbrand, CFCS Linda Simpson, CFCS Menia Chester, CFCS Sarah Holup, CFCS Linda Simpson, CPFFE Todd Christensen, CPFFE Krista Horton, CFCS Kathy King Smith, CFCS Delicia Church, CFCS Cheryl Houston, CFCS Krystal Snell, CFCS Michelle Collins, CFCS Robyn Hudson, CPFFE Junko Stanley, CFCS Michelle Collins, CPFFE Tywanda Jiles, CFCS-HDFS George Swan, CPFFE Jennifer Colston, CFCS Lucila Johnson, CFCS Tiffany Thurman, CPFFE Kathleen Corpus, CPFFE Cynthia Jones, CFCS Susan Tromley, CFCS-HDFS Adan Cortez III, CFCS Karen Kaplowitz, CFCS Rosana Turbay, CFCS Karli Coverdale, CFCS-HDFS Amanpreet Kaur, CFCS Tamara Tupper, CFCS Kimberly DeLapp, CFCS-HDFS Debra Kelly, CFCS Jane Vaughn, CFCS Valerie Dickson, CFCS Natalie Kenreck, CFCS Ryan Walden, CFCS-HDFS Janine Duncan, CFCS Amber Kuhn, CFCS-HDFS Janet Wallace, CFCS Ronda Eckhart, CPFFE Jessica McClean, CFCS Emily Welfare, CFCS Deborah Ekrut, CPFFE Latasha Micheaux, CFCS Sherry Williams, CFCS Cynthia Evans, CFCS Letica Montemayor, CFCS Patricia Wise, CFCS Francis Falcon, CFCS-HNFS Soneyet Muhammad, CPFFE Meghan Wright, CFCS-HDFS Christina Foster, CFCS Amy O’Connor, CPFFE Kristina Wuergler, CFCS Patricia Foster, CFCS Elizabeth O’Neil, CFCS-HDFS

AAFCS Professional Certifications Distinguish Yourself. Earn Credibility and Respect. Commit to Excellence.

What AAFCS professional certifications can you earn?

• CFCS: Certified in Family and Consumer Sciences • CFCS-HDFS: Certified in Human Development and Family Studies • CFCS-HNFS: Certified in Hospitality, Nutrition, and Food Science • CPFFE: Certified Personal and Family Finance Educator

Where can I find more information?

• Visit www.aafcs.org/certification • Email certifi[email protected]. • Attend the session “Professional Certification: Promoting Excellence in Family and Consumer Sciences” Saturday, 12:15pm – 1:15pm!

76 AAFCS 105th Annual Conference & Expo Program Guide Pre-Professional Assessments and Certifications

AAFCS Pre-Professional Assessment and Certification (Pre-PAC)

PRE-PROFESSIONALS FCS PROGRAMS EMPLOYERS Demonstrate Competencies. Document Effectiveness. Validate Competencies. Earn Recognition. Target Program Improvement. Acknowledge Quality Employees. Improve Employability. Facilitate Accountability & Enhance Staff Development. Articulation.

AAFCS PRE-PAC PORTFOLIO OF PRODUCTS

• Broad Field FCS • Education Fundamentals • Interior Design Fundamentals • Food Science Fundamentals • Family & Community Services • Nutrition, Food & Wellness • Culinary Arts • Fashion, Textiles & Apparel • Personal & Family Finance • Early Childhood Education • Housing & Furnishings

NEW -- LAUNCHING IN 2015!! Pre-Professional Assessment and Certification in Leadership

FOR MORE INFORMATION ABOUT PRE-PAC Visit www.aafcs.org/CredentialingCenter/PrePAC.asp Email: [email protected]

At the Annual Conference, attend the following sessions to learn more about Pre-PAC:

• Friday, June 27 (1:45pm – 3:45pm): ESAE Curriculum Showcase “Pre-Professional Assessment and Certification (Pre-PAC)” • Friday, June 27 (3:45pm – 5:45pm): Putting Research Into Practice “Credentials Matter: Take Advantage of AAFCS Pre-Professional and Professional Assessment and Certification Programs” • Saturday, June 28 (10:45am – 11:45am): Session “Pre-Professional Assessment and Certification: A Gateway to Success for FCS Programs”

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American Association of Family & Consumer Sciences 106TH ANNUAL CONFERENCE & EXPO JOIN US IN Jacksonville in 2015! June 24 – 27 Hyatt Regency Jacksonville Riverfront Jacksonville, Florida Learn from these technology trailblazers during the keynote addresses! Advancing the Field Eric Sheninger, Principal, New Milford with New Technology High School and Author, Digital Leadership Family & Consumer Sciences Steve Wendel, Principal Scientist, HelloWallet

While enjoying the Southern hospitality, gather new strategies and research related to: #AAFCSac

 Emerging technologies contributing to family and consumer sciences content areas

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 How to assess aff ordable or free technology for business, education, and family uses

 The role that technology has in public policy and advocacy for consumers and families

And much more!

Watch www.aafcs.org and our social media sites for updates!