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June 23-26, 2019 • St.June Louis, 23-26, Missouri 2019 • St. Louis, Missouri AAFCSAAFCSHyatt Regency St. LouisHyatt atRegency the Arch St. Louis at the Arch 110TH ANNUAL110TH CONFERENCE ANNUAL CONFERENCE & EXPO & EXPO Table of Contents General Information...... 4 Conference Mobile App...... 7 Finding Your Way Around...... 8 Schedule of Events...... 10 Award Winners & Best Papers and Emerging Scholar...... 25 Research Presentations...... 26 Curriculum Showcase...... 28 Juried Showcase...... 29 Exhibitor Learning Labs...... 30 I3: Inspiration-Innovation-Impact...... 31 Expo Hours and Map...... 34 Expo Directory ...... 35 Honor Roll of Donors...... 39 Conference Sponsors...... 42 2020 Annual Conference...... 43
SEE MOBILE APP FOR eventmobi.com/aafcsac2019 MORE INFORMATION AAFCS Wireless Network: @Hyatt_Meetings #AAFCSac Password: AAFCSac2019
A VERY SPECIAL THANK YOU to our Board of Directors, Annual Conference Local Advisory Committee and all of our volunteers for their outstanding support!
AAFCS Board of Directors
Cindy Miller, CFCS, CPFFE Lisa Brooks, Director-at-Large Lizabeth (Liz) Self Mullens
President Jackie Ogden, Director-at-Large Director-at-Large CFCS Barbara O’Neill, CFCS, CPFFE Ethel Jones, CFCS Carolyn W. Jackson, Treasurer Director-at-Large Ex-Officio, Chief Executive Officer Kay Wilder, CFCS-Retired Director-at-Large
AAFCS Annual Conference Local Advisory Committee Deborah C. Williams Joyce Taylor Carrie Madigan Daniele Munzer Tameka Anderson GENERAL INFORMATION
Accessibility Under the Americans with Photo and Video Policy Disabilities Act (ADA) By registering for the AAFCS Annual Conference, The Hyatt offers fully accessible sleeping and meeting attendees hereby agree to allow AAFCS to use any rooms and is compliant with ADA policies. If you have photos taken of them during the conference in news specific needs that you would like us to address, please media, social media, website, publications, articles, visit the AAFCS Registration Desk. Limited large-print marketing pieces, etc. programs are available at the Registration Desk.
AAFCS Anti-Harassment Policy and Code of Special Dietary Needs Conduct Attendees were asked to share any special dietary needs All attendees agreed to abide by the AAFCS Anti- or allergies when they registered. Please refer to the Harassment Policy and Code of Conduct when sheet in your registration packet for more information, or registering. Please refer to our website here for details: ask for a copy at the Registration Desk. www.aafcs.org/ac2019/register. AAFCS reserves the right to remove anyone not abiding by this policy from the conference. Registration Bulletin Boards Near the Registration Desk in the Grand Foyer, you’ll find two labeled bulletin boards. These can be used to buy AAFCS Annual Conference & Expo or sell tickets, leave messages for friends, find affiliate Attendance events, and more. Attendance at the Annual Conference and the Expo is by registration badge only; admission to all events, sessions, and the Expo is restricted to those with a registration Speaker Presentations badge. If a presenter has chosen to share their presentation, you will be able to find that through the conference app, or after conference on the AAFCS website. Advance Ticket Sales Tickets for AAFCS-sponsored meals and special events must be purchased in advance. Because AAFCS must Wireless Internet guarantee meal reservations prior to the opening of the conference, educational excursion and meal tickets will AAFCS provides free wireless internet in the meeting not be sold, exchanged, or refunded onsite. space—the network is @Hyatt_Meetings and the password is AAFCSac2019. Wireless internet is also free in your hotel room—ask at the front desk for more information. Annual Conference Local Advisory Committee (ACLAC) Information Desk The 2019 ACLAC is hosting an information desk Conference App & Scavenger Hunt near the AAFCS Registration Desk, Sunday through Wednesday. They will have information about St. Louis AAFCS has a mobile conference app! Check page 7 for and the surrounding areas, the Annual Conference, and details, and go to this website to save to your phone’s restaurant services. The AAFCS message board will homescreen: www.eventmobi.com/aafcsac2019. The app also be in this area. The 2020 ACLAC will be hosting an contains all session descriptions and details and gives information desk as well to answer your questions about you an opportunity to download presentations, connect our 2020 Conference in Baltimore, MD. with presenters and other attendees, and participate in our Scavenger Hunt to win prizes! The app can be accessed from any device. Association Central The AAFCS Booth area (Association Central) is located Business Center in the Expo Hall. Stop by to meet AAFCS staff, learn about programs and initiatives, and purchase AAFCS and The FedEx Office and Print and Ship Center is on the FCS merchandise at the store. New this year in the store second floor, next to the Regency Ballroom. is the chance for attendees to purchase a mystery bag. Limited supply available.
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Communication Devices Endorsements The use of mobile technology devices is permitted Presentation of a program or advertisement of a product, during general sessions and educational presentations. service, or viewpoint should not be construed as an As a courtesy to the presenter and our attendees, please endorsement by the American Association of Family & ensure that sounds and alerts are silenced. Thank you. Consumer Sciences.
Conference Goals Expo The AAFCS Annual Conference and Expo provides a The Expo is located in the Regency Ballroom which forum to: is on the second level of the Hyatt Regency St. Louis at the Arch, connected to the registration area by the • Expand professional knowledge, skills, and network; escalator. Because of insurance, children under 16 must • Explore innovative best practices, research-based be accompanied by an adult in order to enter the Expo. strategies, and effective educational tools and resources; Expo hours are:
• Elevate advocacy and leadership opportunities, Monday, June 24 award-winning scholarship, relevant research, and • Grand Opening 5:15pm - 7:15pm association programs and initiatives; Tuesday, June 25 • Examine the role of family and consumer sciences • Continental Breakfast 8:00am - 9:30am professionals and programs to help individuals and families achieve optimal quality of life; and • Expo Extravaganza 8:00am - noon • Encourage collaboration across content areas and practice settings to promote and advance services, First Aid/Emergencies resources, and support for individuals, families, and communities. If there is an emergency at the Hyatt please dial 55 from a house phone or dial 911. The hotel will be notified The educational objectives of the conference are and has trained professionals that will respond to the available at www.aafcs.org/ac2019/connect/strands. emergency location to render aid. If you need medical attention during your visit, the nearest Urgent Care center is Downtown Urgent Care & Primary Care 24/7, Conference Survey at 916 Olive St., St. Louis, MO 63101. The nearest Your feedback about your AAFCS Annual Conference hospital is St. Alexius Hospital, 3933 S Broadway, St. & Expo experience will allow us to continue to enhance Louis, MO 63118. your experience and is very important to us. Following the conference, you will receive an email with a link to the online conference survey. Be sure to keep notes during Lost and Found the conference so that you can provide feedback on these All items left in meeting rooms or other conference spaces topics on the survey. should be turned in at the AAFCS Registration Desk. • Reasons for attending the Annual Conference & Expo • Value of the Annual Conference events and sessions Lactation Room • Open hours and value of the Expo Parents are welcome to nurse in sessions or public spaces; • Suggestions for future conferences however, if you are in need of a private space for pumping or • Most important factor that will affect your attendance nursing, please come to the AAFCS Registration Desk. next year • Reasons why you would attend next year’s conference • Registration process • Meeting venue • Excursions
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Parking Overnight Valet Parking: $36 per night plus tax. This includes a 15% discount for attendees—if you are staying at the hotel, this will be automatically applied. If not, please contact us at [email protected] or stop by the registration desk for instructions. • Self-Parking: $20 per day plus tax at the Kiener East Garage at 500 Pine St.; $18 per day plus tax at the Mansion House Garage at 330 N. 4th St. • Additional parking options available on our website at www.aafcs.org/ac2019/plan/transportation and on the app. Registration Product Sales Tables The AAFCS Registration Desk is located in the Grand Ballroom Foyer on the fourth floor. Registration The committees, communities, affiliates, and small materials may only be picked up by the individual who is businesses of AAFCS offer a number of products for registered for the conference. sale during the conference. Sales tables are located near registration in the Grand Ballroom Foyer. (See app for more information.) REGISTRATION HOURS
SEE MOBILE APP FOR MORE INFORMATION Saturday, June 22 5:00pm – 7:00pm Sunday, June 23 8:00am – 4:30pm Products are available for purchase Monday, June 24 7:00am – 4:00pm during the following hours: Tuesday, June 25 7:00am – 11:00am and • Monday, June 24 12:00pm - 5:00pm 1:30pm – 4:30pm • Tuesday, June 25 10:00am - 5:00pm Wednesday, June 26 8:00am – 10:00am
Professional Development Credit Registration List Professional Development Units (PDUs) for AAFCS-Certified Professionals An alphabetical list of all attendees registered for the AAFCS Annual Conference is available for your The AAFCS Certificate of Completion is available on the review at the AAFCS Registration Desk. Attendees AAFCS conference website for download, here: www. are also encouraged to use the AAFCSac app, AAFCS aafcs.org/ac2019. As well, it is available in the Conference Membership Directory (members-only), online AAFCS App in the “Info Booth” section. This form is necessary Conference Community (attendees-only), Facebook, to verify professional development units (PDUs) earned. Twitter, Instagram, and LinkedIn to connect with Professionals with AAFCS credentials can earn PDUs by colleagues and presenters. attending approved sessions and events as indicated in the program schedule, including certain excursions and meal functions with speakers. Remember to document your PDUs on the Certificate of Completion! Session Survey Continuing Education Unit (CEU) Credit for Certified We encourage you to share feedback in the app for Family Life Educators (CFLE) Educational Sessions. Please complete these surveys to help us continue to design wonderful programs. Some AAFCS Annual Conference sessions are approved for CEU credit for the Certified Family Life Educator (CFLE) program through the National Council on Family Relations (NCFR). If you would like to earn CEU credit, Smoking visit https://www.aafcs.org/ac2019/faq/cfle to download The hotel is completely smoke-free throughout the the list of approved sessions and documentation. indoor space. There are designated smoking areas outside the hotel.
6 American Association of Family & Consumer Sciences CONFERENCE 4 EASY STEPS to load the app on your phone MOBILE APP Go to www.eventmobi.com/aafcsac2019 on your phone.
If you have a phone, you have a world of information 1: If you have an iPhone, tap on the Share at your fingertips. Rely on the app during the icon at the bottom of the screen. Then find meeting for access to information about the and tap the Add to Home Screen icon. program, presenters, attendees and to get updates. If you are using an Android phone, tap the menu button at the top right of your web When you have an account and access to the app, browser. you can: 2: Select Add to Home Screen from the menu. • Create a personalized agenda
• Receive up-to-date alerts and notifications 3: When the app has been added to your home screen you will see this icon. • Engage with other attendees • Access hotel and Expo floor plans • Share feedback with presenters • View presenter info 4: When you open the app on your • Participate in the Scavenger Hunt phone, click on the login button in the top right corner of the app to create an account.
Visit the Registration Desk if you have questions about the mobile app.
MOBILE APP SCAVENGER HUNT Top Prize! A 2020 Annual Conference BACK BY POPULAR DEMAND! Registration and a Participate in our scavenger one-night reservation at hunt on the conference mobile the Hyatt Regency in Baltimore app for a chance to win special with breakfast. prizes. Here is how to join the scavenger hunt on your phone:
1: Login to the AAFCS Conference app on your phone. (top right-hand corner of the app)
2: Scroll down to the bottom of the screen. Click on the Challenges button.
3: Challenges will appear and have been assigned a specific number of points. There will be directions to receive a passcode when you have completed the challenge. You must enter the passcode to earn the points.
• New challenges will be available each morning. • Winners will be announced at the Capstone Luncheon on Wednesday. • You do not have to be present to win the top prize. GOOD LUCK AND HAVE FUN!
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FINDING YOUR WAY AROUND FLOOR PLAN Second Floor
Hyatt Regency St. Louis At the Arch Second Floor - Floor Plan
STORAGE KITCHEN PASTRY KITCHEN
FREIGHT ELEVATOR
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STERLING STUDIO PREFUNCTION 5
STERLING STUDIO WOMEN 4
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FINDING YOUR WAY AROUND
FLOOR PLAN Fourth Floor
Hyatt Regency St. Louis At the Arch Fourth Floor - Floor Plan
STORAGE KITCHEN
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Friday, June 21, 2019 CFCS CPFFE CNWE TIME EVENT PDU PDU PDU ROOM
1:00pm - 6:00pm New AAFCS Board Member Orientation Mills 7 Saturday, June 22, 2019
CFCS CPFFE CNWE TIME EVENT PDU PDU PDU ROOM
9:00am - 5:00pm AAFCS Board of Directors Meeting Mills 7
12:00pm - 9:00pm LEADERSHIP ACADEMY 6.5 0 0 Sterling 9 2019 AAFCS Leadership Academy, Part 1
12:00pm - 1:00pm AAFCS Board of Directors Luncheon Mills 2
Leadership Academy Luncheon Sterling 3 5:00pm - 7:00pm Conference Registration Open Grand Ballroom Foyer
6:30pm - 8:30pm Leadership Academy and Board of Directors Dinner Sterling 3
Sunday, June 23, 2019 CFCS CPFFE CNWE TIME EVENT PDU PDU PDU ROOM 7:00am - 8:00am IFHE World Congress 2020 Executive Board Meeting Mills 7
8:00am - 9:00am 2019 AAFCS Leadership Academy Breakfast Sterling 9 8:00am - 9:00am Leadership Council Registration Grand A 8:00am - 12:00pm Kappa Omicron Nu Board Meeting, Part 1 Mills 1
8:00am - 3:00pm LEADERSHIP ACADEMY 5.5 0 0 Sterling 9 2019 AAFCS Leadership Academy, Part 2 8:00am - 4:30pm Conference Registration Open Grand Ballroom Foyer Missouri Local Booth Open Grand Ballroom Foyer 8:30am - 9:00am Leadership Council Orientation Grand A 8:30am - 4:00pm 6.5 0 0 Grand B RESEARCH AND SCHOLARSHIP Pre-Conference Workshop: Preparing an AAFCS Accreditation Self-Study Report Presented by: Frances Andrews, CFCS; Carol Anderson, CFCS; Lynda Martin; Lizabeth Self-Mullens; Amy Yates; Melinda Anderson; Donna Bell and Lori Myers, CFCS
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Session descriptions are located in the app at www.eventmobi.com/aafcsac2019 or www.aafcs.org/ac2019/sessions.
Sunday, June 23, 2019 (continued)
CFCS CPFFE CNWE TIME EVENT PDU PDU PDU ROOM 9:00am - 12:00pm Leadership Council , Part 1 3 0 0 Grand A
11:30am - 4:00pm 3.5 0 0 Fourth Street EDUCATIONAL EXCURSION Entrance The Missouri Botanical Garden: Tour the Demonstration Gardens!
12:00pm - 1:00pm Leadership Council Luncheon Grand A
12:20pm - 1:20pm Leadership Academy Luncheon Sterling 3 12:00pm - 3:30pm 3 0 0 Meet in Grand EDUCATIONAL EXCURSION Ballroom The History of St. Louis: Visit the Old Courthouse and Foyer Gateway Arch (Sunday excursion) 1:00pm - 2:00pm Leadership Council Part 2 Grand A 1:00pm - 3:00pm Kappa Omicron Nu Board Meeting, Part 2 Mills 1
1:00pm - 4:00pm International Home Economics Services, Inc. Board of Mills 7 Trustees Annual Meeting 2:15pm - 3:15pm Community of Elementary, Secondary and Adult Education Sterling 3 (ESAE) Business Meeting Missouri Affiliate Business Meeting Grand A 2:15pm - 4:15pm National Coalition for Black Development in Family and Grand C Consumer Sciences (NCBDFCS) Board Meeting The Coalition for Family and Consumer Sciences Mills 2 Education Business Meeting 3:00pm - 4:30pm Maryland Local Booth Open Grand Ballroom Foyer Kappa Omicron Nu Conclave Meeting Mills 1 3:30pm - 4:15pm AAFCS Council of Community Leaders Meeting Grand A
4:30pm - 6:00pm “Gateway to the World” Welcome Reception (included in Grand F/G/H full , KON Conclave, and Monday-Only registrations) 6:30pm - 7:30pm AAFCS Council for Certification Meeting Mills 7 Community of Public Policy Open Meeting Mills 2 7:00pm - 8:00pm First-Time Attendee and New Member Orientation Session Grand C
7:00pm - 9:00pm International Federation for Home Economics-US 2 2 0 Off-site (IFHE-US) Cultural Evening
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Monday, June 24, 2019 CFCS CPFFE CNWE TIME EVENT PDU PDU PDU ROOM 6:00am - 7:00am Zumba Mills 2 Morning Walk Meet in Front Lobby 6:00am - 10:00pm Kappa Omicron Nu Conclave Attendee Lounge Mills 7 7:00am - 4:00pm Conference Registration and Grand Missouri and Maryland Local Booths Open Ballroom Foyer 7:00am - 8:30am Community of Extension Business Meeting Grand C 7:15am - 8:15am Morning Yoga Mills 2
7:30am - 8:30am LEADERSHIP ACADEMY Mills 4 Orientation for 2019 Leadership Academy Mentees/Mentors Presented by: Menia Chester, Barbara Stewart National Association of Teacher Educators for Family and Grand A Consumer Sciences (NATEFACS) Business Meeting National Coalition for Black Development in Family and Grand B Consumer Sciences Business Meeting Updating the IFHE-US/AAFCS Memorandum of Understanding Grand F Community of Apparel, Textiles, & Design Business Meeting Grand G 9:00am - 10:30am Opening General Session 1 0 0 Grand D/E “Developing Stories that Amplify Our FCS Voice and Impact” Dr. Nancy Franz Professor Emeritus Iowa State University School of Education
10:30am - 11:30am Find Your People Networking Event Grand Ballroom Foyer
11:45am - 1:00pm Kappa Omicron Nu and Phi Upsilon Omicron Luncheon 0.5 0 0 Grand H Speaker: Max Goldstein
Community of Elementary, Secondary, and Adult 0.5 0 0 Park View Education (ESAE) National Teacher of the Year Luncheon Speaker: Jenny Watson, CFCS
Sponsored by
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Session descriptions are located in the app at www.eventmobi.com/aafcsac2019 or www.aafcs.org/ac2019/sessions.
Monday, June 24, 2019 (continued) CFCS CPFFE CNWE TIME EVENT PDU PDU PDU ROOM 12:00pm - 5:00pm Product Sales Tables Open (includes Disaster Assistance Grand Partnership Fund and Betty’s Gifts) Ballroom Foyer 1:30pm - 3:30pm Kappa Omicron Nu Conclave: State of the Society and Sterling 9 Strategic Planning
1:30pm - 2:30pm ADVOCACY AND COLLABORATION 1 1 0 Grand A Lessons Learned from Partnerships to Provide Youth With Summer Work Experiences Presented by: Daniel Lannin; Leandra Parris and Ani Yazedjian 1 0 0 Grand C EDUCATIONAL TOOLS AND RESOURCES “Escape” Traditional Teaching Strategies and Motivate Students to Learn! Presented by: Brittany Rebuck
RESEARCH AND SCHOLARSHIP 1 1 0 Grand F Youth Financial Education Research Priorities: Using Evidence to Identify Effective Practices in Financial Capability Presented by: Meina Banh 1 1 1 Grand C TRENDS AND INNOVATIONS The Blue Zones: Powerful Lessons for Living Well Presented by: Lisa Brooks
RESEARCH AND SCHOLARSHIP 1 0 0 Mills 1 Collegiate Assembly Business Meeting—The FCS Body of Knowledge in the Undergraduate Program Presented by: Debra Goodwin; Carol Anderson, CFCS and Amy Yates
LEADERSHIP ACADEMY Mills 4 Speed Mentoring for 2019 Leadership Academy Mentees and Mentors
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Monday, June 24, 2019 (continued) CFCS CPFFE CNWE TIME EVENT PDU PDU PDU ROOM
2:45pm - 3:45pm ADVOCACY AND COLLABORATION 1 0 0 Grand A Involving College Students in Promoting FCS: A Month-by- Month Plan Presented by: Nicole Graves, CFCS-HDFS
LEADERSHIP AND ASSOCIATION ENGAGEMENT 1 0 0 Grand B Step Onto the Global Stage—IFHE World Congress 2020! Presented by: Bev Card, CFCS; Janine Duncan, CFCS 1 1 1 Grand C EDUCATIONAL TOOLS AND RESOURCES Revising the FCS Teacher Standards: Aligning for the 21st Century Presented by: Nancy Shepherd; Susan Turgeson, CFCS and Deborah Handy, CFCS With Research by: Mari Borr
RESEARCH AND SCHOLARSHIP 1 1 1 Grand F Best Papers in the 2018 Family & Consumer Sciences Research Journal See page 25 for award recipients. Presented by: Sharon DeVaney, CFCS
TRENDS AND INNOVATIONS 1 0 1 Grand G Online Food Safety Education Meets Society’s Demand Presented by: Surine Greenway With Contributions From: Jeanne Brandt; Bridget Morrisroe- Aman; Joey Peutz, CFCS; Sendy Martinez and Glenda Hyde
RESEARCH AND SCHOLARSHIP 1 1 0 Mills 1 FERM Emerging Scholars Award Recipients – Where are They Now? Presented by: Lorna Wounded Head, CFCS, CPFFE
4:00pm - 5:15pm AAFCS Gratitude Reception: Honoring 50 Years of Park View Membership
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Session descriptions are located in the app at www.eventmobi.com/aafcsac2019 or www.aafcs.org/ac2019/sessions.
Monday, June 24, 2019 (continued) CFCS CPFFE CNWE TIME EVENT PDU PDU PDU ROOM
4:00pm - 5:00pm ADVOCACY AND COLLABORATION 1 0 0 Grand A Living Our Values and Mission: Dialogue and Action on Controversial Issues—Family Separation as a Case Presented by: Carole Makela; Virginia Vincenti, CFCS; Jody Roubanis, CFCS 1 0 0 Grand B LEADERSHIP AND ASSOCIATION ENGAGEMENT You Don’t Need A Title To Be A Leader: Tools For Making A Difference Where You Are Now Presented by: Ani Yazedjian and Michael Newman
EDUCATIONAL TOOLS AND RESOURCES 1 0 0 Grand C Framework for Family & Consumer Sciences in Career & Technical Education Presented by: Lisa Stange and Robert VanDyke Contributions by: Reno Palombit 1 0 0 Grand F RESEARCH AND SCHOLARSHIP Helping Graduate Students Develop a Research Path Presented by: Sharon DeVaney, CFCS; Melissa Wilmarth; Young-A Lee and Alice Spangler, CFCS-Retired
TRENDS AND INNOVATIONS 1 0 0 Grand G Adapting a Youth Program for Hispanic/Latino Audiences Presented by: Jackie Amende; Surine Greenway and Liliana Vega
LEADERSHIP AND ASSOCIATION ENGAGEMENT 1 1 1 Mills 1 AAFCS Professional Certification – Your Seal of Approval Presented by: Deborah Handy, CFCS and Gregg McCullough, CFCS 5:00pm - 7:00pm International Federation for Home Economics (IFHE) World Sterling 9 Congress 2020 Planning Committee Meeting 5:15pm - 7:15pm Expo Grand Opening Up Up to Up to Regency to 2 2 2 Ballroom Research poster sessions sponsored by See pages 26-27 for details. • Undergraduate Research Poster Presentations • Community of Colleges, Universities, and Research Poster Presentations • Collegiate Assembly Body of Knowledge Poster Presentations • Twice is Nice Accessories Swap
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Monday, June 24, 2019 (continued) CFCS CPFFE CNWE TIME EVENT PDU PDU PDU ROOM
6:00pm - 6:50pm EXHIBITOR LEARNING LAB 0.75 0 0 Sterling 6 Wells Fargo’s Hands on Banking, Sponsored by Wells Fargo 6:00pm - 7:00pm Community for Building Leadership Capacity in AAFCS IFHE Grand A Proposal Planning Session (IFHE Proposal Planning Session) Community of Non-Traditional Careers Business Meeting Grand C Awards & Recognition Committee Meeting Grand G 6:30pm - 7:30pm Family and Consumer Sciences Research Journal Editorial/ Grand F Advisory Board Meeting 7:00pm - 8:00pm Student Unit Business Meeting (All Students Welcome!) Grand B 7:00pm - 9:00pm International Federation for Home Economics - United States Sterling 9 (IFHE-US) Board Meeting
7:30pm - 9:30pm National Coalition for Black Development in Family and Park View Consumer Sciences Banquet Presented by: Valerie L. Giddings 8:00pm - 9:00pm Student Unit Social Night (All Students Welcome!) Grand B Tuesday, June 25, 2019 CFCS CPFFE CNWE TIME EVENT PDU PDU PDU ROOM 6:00am - 7:00am Zumba Mills 2 Morning Walk Meet in Front Lobby
6:00am - 10:00pm Kappa Omicron Nu Conclave Attendee Lounge Mills 7 7:00am - 11:00am Conference Registration and Grand Missouri and Maryland Local Booths Open Ballroom Foyer 7:00am - 8:00am Community of Family Relations and Human Development Grand C Business Meeting Community of Business & Entrepreneurship Business Meeting Grand F Community of Global Perspectives Business Meeting Grand G Diversity and Inclusion Task Force Committee Meeting Mills 1
LEADERSHIP ACADEMY Mills 4 2019 Leadership Academy Participant AAFCS Outreach Project Planning Community of Colleges, Universities, and Research Grand H (CUR) Business Meeting 1890 Council for Administrators in Family and Park View Consumer Sciences Meeting
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Session descriptions are located in the app at www.eventmobi.com/aafcsac2019 or www.aafcs.org/ac2019/sessions.
Tuesday, June 25, 2019 (continued) CFCS CPFFE CNWE TIME EVENT PDU PDU PDU ROOM 8:00am - 9:30am Extravaganza Breakfast—included with Full, Student, KON Regency Conclave, Tuesday-Only, Expo-Only, and Family/Guest Ballroom Registrations 8:00am - 12:00pm Expo Extravaganza with Continental Breakfast Regency Ballroom 8:30am - 9:20am 0.75 0 0 Sterling 6 EXHIBITOR LEARNING LAB Enhance Your FACS Program Using 3D Design Technology Sponsored by Chief Architect 9:00am - 11:00am AAFCS Showcase Your Work Event Up Up to Up to Regency See page 26-29 for details. to 2 2 2 Ballroom Research poster sessions sponsored by • Apparel, Textiles and Design Juried Showcase • Community of Elementary, Secondary, and Adult Education Curriculum Showcase & Silent Auction • Undergraduate Research Poster Session • Community of Colleges, Universities, and Research Poster Session • Collegiate Assembly Body of Knowledge Poster Session 9:30am - 10:20am 0.75 0.75 0 Sterling 6 EXHIBITOR LEARNING LAB Evidence of Effectiveness: Tips and Tools to Evaluate Financial Education, Sponsored by National Endowment for Financial Education 10:00am - 5:00pm Product Sales Tables Open (includes Disaster Assistance Grand Partnership Fund and Betty’s Gifts) Ballroom Foyer 10:00am - 12:00pm i3: Inspiration--Innovation--Impact 1.5 1.5 1.5 Grand A/B See pages 31-33 for details. 10:30am - 11:20am 0.75 0.75 0 Sterling 6 EXHIBITOR LEARNING LAB Money Smart: FDIC’s Free Financial Education Resources, Sponsored by FDIC 11:00am - 12:00pm AAFCS Past Presidents Unit Meeting Grand C 11:30am - 12:20pm 0.75 0 0 Sterling 6 EXHIBITOR LEARNING LAB The New Online Fashion Design Resource Developed for FCS, Sponsored by WindowsWear
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Tuesday, June 25, 2019 (continued) CFCS CPFFE CNWE TIME EVENT PDU PDU PDU ROOM 0.5 0 0 12:15pm - 1:30pm Luncheon: “The Immigrant Crisis in the United States: Park View How Can We Respond?” Sponsored by Community of Global Perspectives Presented by: Carole Makela, Jody Roubanis, CFCS, and Deborah Tippett, CFCS 0.5 0 0 Luncheon: “What is Happening in Today’s Businesses Sterling 9 and Why Does Family and Consumer Sciences Need to Stay Vital?” Sponsored by Communities of Business & Entrepreneurship, Partners in Home and Community, and Non-Traditional Careers Speaker: Wesley Hoffman
12:15pm - 2:00pm Kappa Omicron Nu Conclave Luncheon (included in all Grand H KON Professional and Student Registrations) 1:30pm - 4:30pm Conference Registration and Grand Missouri and Maryland Local Booths Open Ballroom Foyer
CELEBRATING THE TH 25 ANNIVERSARY of the Transition to Family & Consumer Sciences
In the 1980s in the U.S., multiple terms were becoming more common to identify the field of home economics. A growing number of professionals felt like home economics did not accurately describe what the field was and how it had evolved. Hence, a summit to build consensus on a name was held in 1993 wherein leaders in the field presented a rationale, evaluated options, and made recommendations for the future of the field. In 1994 there was an official vote to change the name. Outcomes of the meeting were published as The Scottsdale Meeting: Positioning the Profession for the 21st Century and named after the summit’s location: Scottsdale, Arizona.
Based on these recommendations, a major transition in terminology occurred in the U.S. to move from home economics to family and consumer sciences. The term family and consumer sciences puts a focus on targeted audiences – families as the cornerstone of society and consumers as those individuals who make an economic impact on society. Including sciences in the term shows that the field is research based.
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Session descriptions are located in the app at www.eventmobi.com/aafcsac2019 or www.aafcs.org/ac2019/sessions.
Tuesday, June 25, 2019 (continued) CFCS CPFFE CNWE TIME EVENT PDU PDU PDU ROOM
2:00pm - 3:00 pm ADVOCACY AND COLLABORATION 1 0 0 Grand A Picking Up the Pieces and Moving Ahead: Collaboration and Recovery Efforts in Puerto Rico Presented by: Mary Warnock; Wanda Fuentes; Mary Keith; Madeline Fernandini-Morales; Juanita Mendenhall, CFCS 1 0 Grand B LEADERSHIP AND ASSOCIATION ENGAGEMENT 0 Diversity Matters Presented by: Jaqueline Holland, CFCS-HDFS
EDUCATIONAL TOOLS AND RESOURCES 1 0 0 Grand C HyperDocs: A Classroom Teaching Tool Presented by: Aubrey Turnbow 1 0 Grand F RESEARCH AND SCHOLARSHIP 0 Assembly of Higher Education Business Meeting and Program - FCS Research Presented by: Lawrence Ganong; Scott Hall; Sharon DeVaney, CFCS; Carol Anderson, CFCS 1 0 Grand G TRENDS AND INNOVATIONS 0 20 Years of Innovative, Active Recruitment to Family & Consumer Sciences Presented by: Duane Whitbeck and Sheila Cook 1 0 Mills 1 EDUCATIONAL TOOLS AND RESOURCES 1 Living on My Own Presented by: Derrick Robinson Co-Author: Patti Wooten Swanson 1 1 Mills 2 RESEARCH AND SCHOLARSHIP 0 Using Alternative Evaluation in a Cooking and Physical Activity Club for Elementary Students Presented by: Michelle Krehbiel; Ashley Walther and Lisa Franzen-Castle With Contributions by: Tara Dunker
LEADERSHIP ACADEMY Mills 4
2019 AAFCS Leadership Academy Participant Mentor/ Mentee Networking for Success
www.aafcs.org 19 PROGRAM SCHEDULE
Invitation Only Ticket Required
Tuesday, June 25, 2019 (continued) CFCS CPFFE CNWE TIME EVENT PDU PDU PDU ROOM
3:15pm - 4:15pm LEADERSHIP AND ASSOCIATION ENGAGEMENT 1 0 0 Sterling 9 Support and Highlight Your Programs: Apply for Teacher of the Year Presented by: Candice Hancock; Kathleen Mellenberg; Dawn Oler; Karen Roberts; Jenny Watson, CFCS; Melody Weatherford, CNWE
ADVOCACY AND COLLABORATION 1 1 1 Grand A The Food $ense Program Builds Healthy, Resilient Communities Presented by: Margaret Jenkins With Research by: Nanette Neal
LEADERSHIP AND ASSOCIATION ENGAGEMENT 1 0 0 Grand B Be the Linchpin in Your Organization Presented by: Lorna Wounded Head, CFCS, CPFFE
EDUCATIONAL TOOLS AND RESOURCES 1 1 1 Grand C From our Family to Your Classroom Presented by: Paula Tripp, CFCS; Kathleen Reeves; Lizzie Tripp; Sarah Tripp and Jennifer Davis 1 0 0 Grand F RESEARCH AND SCHOLARSHIP FCS Research: Presenting, Connecting, and Expanding Skills, Part 1 See page 26 for CUR Oral Research Presentations. 1 0 1 Grand G TRENDS AND INNOVATIONS A Soft Place to Land, A Solid Place to Stand: Yoga, Meditation, and the Science of Resilience and Hope Presented by: Treisha Peterson 1 1 1 Mills 1 TRENDS AND INNOVATIONS POP Club Gets Youth Excited About and Shopping at the Farmers’ Market Presented by: Dayna Fentress 1 0 0 Mills 2 RESEARCH AND SCHOLARSHIP Becoming an Intentional Family Presented by: Nicole McAninch and Karen Melton
20 American Association of Family & Consumer Sciences PROGRAM SCHEDULE
Session descriptions are located in the app at www.eventmobi.com/aafcsac2019 or www.aafcs.org/ac2019/sessions.
Tuesday, June 25, 2019 (continued) CFCS CPFFE CNWE TIME EVENT PDU PDU PDU ROOM
3:15pm - 4:15pm Alliance for Family & Consumer Sciences Meeting, Part 1 Grand H 4:30pm - 5:30pm 1 0 Grand A ADVOCACY AND COLLABORATION 0 Strategies for Connecting With and Promoting the FCS Field Through Social Media Presented by: Amber Tankersley and Goldie Prelogar, CPFFE
LEADERSHIP AND ASSOCIATION ENGAGEMENT 1 0 0 Grand B Connecting the Dots: Utilizing Book Clubs for Young, Emerging, and Practicing Professionals in the Field of Family & Consumer Sciences Presented by: Monica Lieblong, CFCS and Rebekah Luong
EDUCATIONAL TOOLS AND RESOURCES 1 1 0 Grand C Financial Planning for Common Life Events Presented by: Barbara O’Neill, CFCS, CPFFE 1 0 Grand F RESEARCH AND SCHOLARSHIP 0 FCS Research: Presenting, Connecting, and Expanding Skills, Part 2 See page 26 for CUR Oral Research Presentations. 1 0 Grand G TRENDS AND INNOVATIONS 0 Making the Grade: Standards-Based Grading and the Future of Assessment Presented by: Anne Etten and Charlene Kelley 1 1 Mills 1 TRENDS AND INNOVATIONS 0 Cooking Under Pressure Presented by: Surine Greenway With Research by: Becky Hutchings and Amy Robertson 1 0 Mills 2 RESEARCH AND SCHOLARSHIP 0 A Road Never Traveled: Using Autoethnography to Gain Insights for Improving Correctional Education and Reducing Recidivism Presented by: Kyle Roberson 5:00pm - 7:00pm International Federation for Home Economics-United States Sterling 9 (IFHE-US) Annual Business Meeting 6:00pm - 7:00pm Community of Partners in Home and Community Business Grand A Meeting
7:30pm - 9:30pm Awards Dinner: Celebrating the STARS of AAFCS Park View
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Invitation Only Ticket Required
Wednesday, June 26, 2019 CFCS CPFFE CNWE TIME EVENT PDU PDU PDU ROOM 7:15am - 10:45am AAFCS Professional Certification Exams Mills 1 8:00am - 10:00am Conference Registration and Grand Missouri and Maryland Local Booths Open Ballroom Foyer 8:30am - 10:45am 2.25 0 Grand A ADVOCACY AND COLLABORATION 2.25 Families in Crisis: The Role of FCS in Promoting Wellness Presented by: Marilyn Swierk, CFCS-Retired; Lorna Wounded Head, CFCS, CPFFE; Shawnee Hendershot and Ida Marie Snorteland, CFCS-Retired
EDUCATIONAL TOOLS AND RESOURCES 2.25 0 0 Grand B Assessment 202: The Vital Connection--Goals, Objectives, Outcomes, & Assignments/Assessment: A Hands-On Workshop for Higher Education Presented by: Frances Andrews, CFCS; Sue Byrd, CFCS; Amy Yates and Lizabeth Self-Mullens
EDUCATIONAL TOOLS AND RESOURCES 2.25 0 0 Park View Educating and Empowering Through Digital Stories Presented by: Karen Alexander, CFCS; Melanie Schmitt and Katherine Sobel, CFCS, CPFFE With Contributions From: Ashlee Brown; Madeline Gurney and Jennifer Paige 8:30am - 9:30am 1 0 Grand C TRENDS AND INNOVATIONS 0 Recycle > Restyle > Revamp Fashion Show: What Is It and How Can You Start Your Own? Presented by: Melissa Abner; Erica Spurgeon and Krystle Gremaud 1 0 Grand F ADVOCACY AND COLLABORATION 0 2+2+2=10: Ten Advocacy Concepts to Secure a Seat at the Table Presented by: Gayla Randel, CFCS
EDUCATIONAL TOOLS AND RESOURCES 1 0 0 Grand G Growing your FCS Program: It’s All in the STEM! Presented by: Shannon Sheldon, CFCS 1 0 Grand H RESEARCH AND SCHOLARSHIP 0 Community of Colleges, Universities, and Research Oral Research Presentations See page 26 for details. 1 0 Mills 4 RESEARCH AND SCHOLARSHIP 0 Using the Transtheoretical Model to Promote Positive Change Among Individuals and Families Presented by: Holly Kihm
22 American Association of Family & Consumer Sciences PROGRAM SCHEDULE
Session descriptions are located in the app at www.eventmobi.com/aafcsac2019 or www.aafcs.org/ac2019/sessions.
Wednesday, June 26, 2019 (continued) CFCS CPFFE CNWE TIME EVENT PDU PDU PDU ROOM
9:45am - 10:45am LEADERSHIP AND ASSOCIATION ENGAGEMENT 1 1 0 Grand C Tips & Tricks for Planning a Successful Event Presented by: Ginger Phillips 1 0 0 Grand F ADVOCACY AND COLLABORATION Advocating for Family and Consumer Sciences: Implementing a Framework for Action Presented by: Peggy Wild, CFCS 1 0 0 Grand H RESEARCH AND SCHOLARSHIP You Can Be an FCS Visiting Scholar at NIFA! Presented by: Heidi Radunovich and Brenda Martin 1 0 0 Mills 4 RESEARCH AND SCHOLARSHIP Identifying and Defining Sibling Bullying and Aggression Presented by: Natalie Knesek, CFCS
11:15am - 1:00pm Capstone Luncheon (included with all Full, KON Conclave 1 0 0 Grand D/E Professional, AAFCS Student, and Wednesday-Only registrations) FCS Talks: Dr. J. Scott Angle Director, U.S. Department of Agriculture National Institute for Food & Agriculture (USDA-NIFA)
Scott Stump Assistant Secretary for Career and Technical Education, U.S. Department of Education RECORDED
Dr. Alisha Hyslop Director of Public Policy Association for Career and Technical Education
2:00pm - 5:30pm “Partnership to Recruit, Prepare and Support FCS 3 0 0 Park View Educators” – Summit for Action
Sponsored by
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Invitation Only Ticket Required
Wednesday, June 26, 2019 (continued) CFCS CPFFE CNWE TIME EVENT PDU PDU PDU ROOM
1:45pm - 5:15pm The History of St. Louis: Visit the Old Courthouse and 3 0 0 Meet in Grand Ballroom Gateway Arch Foyer
2:00pm - 7:00pm A Tour of the Hill 3 0 0 Fourth Street Entrance
2:15pm - 5:15pm The Coffee Grounds of St. Louis 2 0 0 Fourth Street Entrance Thursday, June 27, 2019 CFCS CPFFE CNWE TIME EVENT PDU PDU PDU ROOM
8:00am - 11:45am Alliance for Family & Consumer Sciences Meeting, Part 2 Park View
CONGRATULATIONS! 2019 Teachers of the Year
Heather Jones, CFCS Renee Fortune Sigmon Jenna Black AAFCS National Teacher of the Year AAFCS Teacher of the Year Merit Finalist AAFCS Teacher of the Year Merit Finalist
2019 Distinguished Service Award Honorees
Valerie L. Giddings Margaret Viebrock, CNWE, CFCS Janelle M. Walter, CFCS Sally J. Yahnke North Carolina Washington Texas Kansas
24 American Association of Family & Consumer Sciences Best Papers and Emerging CONGRATULATIONS Scholar in FCSRJ in 2018 2019 NATIONAL Emerging Scholar for 2018 AWARD WINNERS A Taste of Health: Evaluation of a School-Based, Healthy Lifestyles Program for Parents in Latino Wednesday, June 26, 2019 (continued) Celebrating Communities by Annettee Besnilian, Peggy Johnson, and Scott W. Plunkett. FCSRJ, 46(3), March, 205-218. CFCS CPFFE CNWE Scholarship, TIME EVENT PDU PDU PDU ROOM Impact & Service Best Paper in Apparel, Textiles and Merchandising 1:45pm - 5:15pm 3 0 0 Meet in Grand The History of St. Louis: Visit the Old Courthouse and Effects of Self-Discrepancy and Self-Schema on Ballroom Gateway Arch Young Women’s Body Image and Self-Esteem after Foyer Media Image Exposure by Ui-Jeen Yu and Jaehee Jung. FCSRJ, 47(2), December, pp.142-160. 2:00pm - 7:00pm A Tour of the Hill 3 0 0 Fourth Street Entrance Best Paper in Family and Consumer Sciences 2:15pm - 5:15pm 2 0 0 Fourth Street The Coffee Grounds of St. Louis Education Entrance National Teacher of the Year Heather Jones, CFCS, Virginia The Influence of Coping Strategies on College Thursday, June 27, 2019 Students Grade Point Averages by Phillip Zepp, Derek National Teacher of the Year, Merit Finalists Potter, Camila Haselwood, and Sonya Britt-Lutter. CFCS CPFFE CNWE FCSRJ 47(1), September, pp. 73-86. TIME EVENT PDU PDU PDU ROOM Jenna Black, Georgia Renee Sigmon, Indiana 8:00am - 11:45am Alliance for Family & Consumer Sciences Meeting, Part 2 Park View Best Paper in Family Studies/Human Development Distinguished Service Award Life Quality of University Students from Immigrant Valerie L. Giddings, North Carolina Families in the United States by Farin Bakhtiari, Aprile. Janelle M. Walter, CFCS, Texas D. Benner, and Scott W. Plunkett. FCSRJ, 46(4), June, Margaret Viebrock, CFCS, CNWE, Washington pp.331-346. Sally J. Yahnke, Minnesota Best Paper in Foods and Nutrition Leader Award Cindy Quilling, Wisconsin Continued Barriers Affecting Hispanic Families’ Jeong-Ju (Jay) Yoo, Texas Dietary Patterns by Elizabeth Villegas, Sarai Coba- Rodriguez, and Angela Wiley. FCSRJ, 46(4), June, New Achiever Award pp.363-380. Cassy Dalbom, Kansas Julie Martin, Wisconsin Best Paper in Housing and Interior Design Amanda Matdies, Montana Electricity Consumption by Age of Single-Person Kaylee Ann Wiens, Minnesota Households in Korea by Min-Jeong Kim. FCSRJ 47(1), September, pp. 42-55. Fellowship Recipients Best Paper in Professional Issues Jewell Taylor Graduate Fellowship Technology Use by Older Adults: Involving Young Robert Van Dyke, Colorado Adults in Technology Training by Leacey Brown and Jane Strommen. FCSRJ, 46(3), March, pp. 297-313. Margaret E. Terrell Graduate Fellowship Annamarie D. Sisson, Kansas Outstanding Paper and Best Paper in Personal Jewell Taylor Undergraduate Scholarship Finance/Consumer Economics Emily Leerhoff, Iowa Exploring Financial Burdens of Student Loan Holders in the US by Jae-Min Lee, Kyoung Tae Kim, and Eunice Myrna Crabtree Professional Development Jihyun Hong, FCSRJ, 46(4), pp. 347-362. Graduate Fellowship Farin Bakhtiari, Texas Jessica Parks, Georgia
National Teacher of the Year Sponsored by: Research Focused Sessions Sponsored by:
www.aafcs.org 25 RESEARCH PRESENTATIONS
Research-Focused Community of Colleges, Universities, and Sessions Sponsored by: Research Poster Presentations
Monday, June 24 | 5:15pm - 7:15pm Tuesday, June 25 | 9:00am - 11:00am Community of Colleges, Universities, and Research Oral Research Presentations High Quality Child Care Curriculum Predicts Positive Academic and Social-Emotional Tuesday, June 25 | 3:15pm - 4:15pm Outcomes for At-Risk Children Martha Herndon, Promethean Foundation; Kyle Dempsey FACS @ HBCUs: An Overview of Family and Consumer Sciences Programs at Historically Black Colleges and and Keith Dooley, University of Tennessee at Martin Universities Samii Kennedy Benson, Southern University and A&M Lessons Learned about Career Longevity: A Qualitative Study of CTE Veteran Teachers Examining the Stigma of Adolescents’ Psychological Nicole Graves, CFCS-HDFS and Laura L. Hasselquist, Help Seeking: The Role of Gender South Dakota State University Ani Yazedijian, Dan G. Lannin, Leandra N. Parris, and Maayan Dvir, Illinois State University Student Perceptions of Skill Development Levels of Workforce “Soft” Skills Tuesday, June 25 | 4:30pm - 5:30pm Barbara L. Stewart, CFCS, Susan Miertschin, Carole Goodson University of Houston Case Study on Sustainability of a Community-based Program Providing a Shopping Experience for Low- Income Children at Christmas Money for College Tuition, but No Money for Food? Teresa Drake, Bradley University Catherine Fontenot and Emily Woods, Louisiana Tech
University Understanding ‘Aging in Place’ Practices for Low Income Elderly Homeowners in NC Urban Areas Developing Comprehensive Training for an Enriching Sung-Jin Lee, North Carolina A & T University; Kathleen Mentorship of Adults with Intellectual and Development Parrott, Virginia Tech University; Daejin Kim, Iowa Disabilities State University; Valerie L. Giddings and Sheryl Renee Devona Dixon, Lauren San Diego; Elizabeth Newcomb Robinson, North Carolina A & T University Hopfer; Meeshay Williams-Wheeler; Heather Colleran and
Chante’ Gibbs North Carolina A&T University Motives of Parental Financial Support of Young-Adult Children Understanding ‘Aging in Place’ Practices for Low Income Radion Svynarenko, University of Kentucky Elderly Homeowners in NC Urban Areas Sung-Jin Lee, North Carolina A & T University; Kathleen Parrott, Virginia Tech University; Daejin Kim, Iowa Wednesday, June 26 | 8:30am - 9:30am State University; Valerie L. Giddings and Sheryl Renee Robinson, North Carolina A & T University Developing Comprehensive Training for an Enriching Mentorship of Adults with Intellectual and Development Disabilities Centennial Scholar Research Poster Devona Dixon, Lauren San Diego; Elizabeth Newcomb Presentation Hopfer; Meeshay Williams-Wheeler; Heather Colleran and The Intentional Family and Quality of Life: A Cross- Chante’ Gibbs, North Carolina A&T Sectional Study of Family Goals, Resource Management, & Quality of Life High Quality Child Care Curriculum Predicts Positive Academic and Social-Emotional Outcomes for Karen Melton & Nicole McAninch, Baylor University At-Risk Children Martha Herndon, Promethean Foundation; Kyle Dempsey and Keith Dooley, University of Tennessee at Martin
26 American Association of Family & Consumer Sciences RESEARCH PRESENTATIONS
Collegiate Assembly Invited Assembly of Higher Education 2019 Faculty/Student Poster Presentations Undergraduate Student Poster Presentation
A Digital Textile Design: Yoruba Peplum Ready-to-Wear Clothing Fit Satisfaction based on Body-Shape Perception University: Morgan State University University: Southern University A & M, Baton Rouge Faculty Member: Dr. LaPorchia Davis Student: Autumn R. Hamilton Student: Janaya Hannah Faculty Advisor: Jung-Im Seo
FCS Body of Knowledge: Vintage Vibes Influence of family functioning and relationships on Benefit Fashion Show college students family quality of life University: University of Central Missouri University: Youngstown State University Faculty Advisors: Melissa Abner and Erica Spurgeon Student: Courtney Conklin Students: Mabrey Walthen, Maddie Osborn, Faculty Advisor: Abel G. Waithaka Raquel Collier, Quinn Ahrens
Parenting Styles: An Effect on Conflict Resolution & The FCS Body of Knowledge from Theory to Practice: Family Quality of life of College Students One Student’s Journey University: Youngstown State University University: The University of Tennessee at Martin Student: Tara Fusco Faculty Members: Lori Littleton and Lisa LeBleu Faculty Advisor: Abel G. Waithaka Student: Kaitlyn Sanders
Effects of Word Association on Nutritious Food Choices Serviceability of Baby Onesies Using Printed Textile Shopping Bags: A Family and University: Louisiana Tech University Consumer Sciences Body of Knowledge Approach Students: Taylor Heiden; Alex Noble; Malori Young University: Morgan State University Faculty Advisor: Kathleen Heiden Faculty Member: Najma Jamaludeen Students: Vanessa Branch and China Bond Serviceability of Athletic Jackets University: Louisiana Tech University FCS Body of Knowledge: Bodily Well-being Students: Madeline Barr; Blythe Bissell; Lillian Huggs and Appearing Well in Appearance and Physical Faculty Advisor: Kathleen Heiden Environment University: Morgan State University The Product Analysis of Women’s Athletic Tops Faculty Member: Cassandra Dickerson University: Louisiana Tech University Student: Taylor Campbell Students: Madeline Barr; Blythe Bissell; Katey Grafton Faculty Advisor: Kathleen Heiden FCS Body of Knowledge: Show Me the Money; Dollar and Sense Product Quality Analysis of Onesies University: University of Montevallo University: Louisiana Tech University Faculty Members: Dr. Donna Bell and Dr. Laura Bloom Students: Taylor Heiden; Jordan Lee; Malori Young Student: Maggie Stogner Faculty Advisor: Kathleen Heiden
Implementation of the Doula Education Act of Fast Fashion: This Cost at What Cost? 2018 University: Youngstown State University University: South Carolina State University Students: Emily Marsico; Lily Testa Faculty Members: William H. Whitaker, Jr and Faculty Advisor: Priscilla Njeri Gitimu LaToya N. Johnson Student: Anitra James
The Use of Technology and Wellness University: Louisiana Tech University Faculty Member: Ethel G. Jones, CFCS Students: Alayna Batterton; Paige Chelette; Emily Miears and Kendyl White
www.aafcs.org 27 CURRICULUM SHOWCASE
Community of Elementary, Secondary, and Adult Education Curriculum Showcase Tuesday, June 25 | 9:00am - 11:00am (as part of the Expo Extravaganza)
History of FCS/CTE “TAKING FCS TO THE STREETS!” Lisa Diebel Marilyn Swierk, CFCS-Retired Ohio University, Athens, OH East Lake, FL
Financial Education Resources: Curriculum and Program Integrate Service Learning into FCS the easy way!! Evaluation Marilyn Swierk, CFCS-Retired Susan Sharkey East Lake, FL National Endowment for Financial Education, Denver, CO Above All Else (AAE), Guard Your Heart An Inclusive Environment for ALL Learners Connie Ferris Dawn Boyden, CNWE Osakis Public School (retired), Osakis, MN Affiliate Teacher of the Year Lake Stevens High School, Lake Stevens, WA Student Run Enterprises Tabitha Aanonson Secondary Maget Fashion Design Program of Study Affiliate Teacher of the Year Shannon Sheldon, CFCS Nevada Community Schools, Nevada, IA Southwest Career and Technical Academy, Clark County School District, Las Vegas, NV The Frasier Center Lab School Jenna Black Textile and Apparel Studies Outreach Programs National Merit Finalist Virginia Rolling City Schools of Decatur, Decatur, GA Delaware State University, Dover, DE Unlocking Creativity Giving, Supporting and Educating Dawn Harrison Amanda Herman Wake County Public School System, Apex, NC Affiliate Teacher of the Year Northdale Middle School, Anoka-Hennepin School District, Growing Maine-Vocational Aspirations! Coon Rapids, MN Beth Scherpf, CNWE Affiliate Teacher of the Year Making It Relevant: Embedding Community Experiences Skowhegan Area High School, Skowhegan, ME Into the Career & Technical Education (CTE) - Family & Consumer Sciences (FCS) Curriculum How Passionate Educators can Help Break the Cycle Robin L. Brenner, CFCS of Poverty - A personal story of how teachers and Affiliate Teacher of the Year education helped end my family’s long history of Eagle Hill Middle School, Fayetteville-Manlius School substance abuse and poverty. District, Manlius, NY Amy Carney Marshall Public Schools, Marshall, MO Cross-Curricular Events and Projects Nicole Heflin Money Smart: FDIC’s Free Financial Education Resources Westfield High School, Westfield, IN Charlotte Rountree Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC), Careers in Culinary/Hospitality Washington, DC Renee Sigmon National Merit Finalist Perfect Platform: Using Family & Consumer Sciences to Carroll High School, Fort Wayne, IN Teach Communication and Appropriate Use of Technology Heather M. Jones, CFCS Make People Take Notice of FCS! National Teacher of the Year Marilyn Swierk, CFCS-Retired Fairfax County Public Schools, Alexandria, VA East Lake, FL
28 American Association of Family & Consumer Sciences JURIED SHOWCASE
Apparel, Textiles and Design Juried Showcase
Tuesday, June 25 | 9:00am - 11:00am (as part of the Expo Extravaganza)
Name Name of Submission Affiliation
Virginia Rolling “Atmospherics” Delaware State University
Eunyoung Yang “Cascade” Meredith College
John Jacob “Digital Deco” Radford University
Jane Opiri “Elegant Kitenge Changu” Tara High School, Baton Rouge, Louisiana
Lorna Wounded Head, CFCS, CPFFE Emerald Star” South Dakota State University
Eunyoung Yang “Indigo Lantern” Meredith College
Andrea Eklund “In Defense of Being Average” Central Washington University
Alayna Aiken “Kenya Sew” Member of the Cape Henlopen Education Association
Joyce R. Robinson “Lady Gray” Indiana State University
Deborah Belcher, “Midnight in the Garden of Good Middle Tennessee State University Gina Pisut & and Evil” Lauren Rudd
Farrell Doss “My Grandmother’s Garden II” Radford University
Chanjuan Chen & “Oxford Lattice” Kent State University Kim Hahn
Astrid Vidalon & “Ronin, The Cosmic Anaconda” Central Washington University Andrea Eklund
Eunyoung Yang “Tiers of Brushstrokes” Meredith College
Chanjuan Chen & “Transformative Doily” Kent State University Kendra Lapolla
Young-A Lee “Transition with a Layered Protection” Auburn University
Farrell Doss “Tweeding It” Radford University
Andrea Eklund “We are Here” Central Washington University
www.aafcs.org 29 EXHIBITOR LEARNING LABS
Monday, June 24
6:00pm - 6:50pm | Sterling 6 Wells Fargo’s Hands on Banking Sponsored by: Wells Fargo
Learn how to effectively integrate financial education, resources, and tools into your curriculum and program. You will be introduced to Hands on Banking, a free, noncommercial, nonbranded financial education program and will receive curriculum and tools to help improve the financial capability of your students.
Presented by: Mia B. Russell, Vice President, Wells Fargo’s 10:30am - 11:20am | Sterling 6 Hands on Banking Money Smart: FDIC’s Free Financial Education Resources Sponsored by: Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Tuesday, June 25 (FDIC)
8:30am - 9:20am | Sterling 6 Money Smart provides reliable, objective materials that are Enhance Your FACS Program Using 3D Design customizable to help people learn more about managing Technology their finances. Money Smart is constantly improving Sponsored by: Chief Architect Software because of feedback from users—learn about new, existing, Bring 3D Technology into your classroom to enhance and soon-to-come Money Smart products that can help your FACS Program: Residential/Commercial Interior people of all ages and small businesses. Money Smart tools Design and Housing; Restaurant Design; Child Learning are available in multiple platforms and several languages, Centers; Storefront Displays for Clothing/Fashion; Event Braille and large print. We will also explore some Planning; ADA Design/ Green Building. Free Trial Version strategies for using Money Smart in local communities and Curriculum Ideas, ready to implement when you Presented by: Bobbie N. Gray, Supervisory Community return to the classroom. Learn about Certification Exam Affairs Specialist, Outreach and Program Development, opportunities for students and instructors. FDIC Presented by: Kayla Lockhart, Consultant and Trainer, Chief Architect 11:30am - 12:20pm | Sterling 6 The New Online Fashion Design Resource Developed 9:30am - 10:20am | Sterling 6 for FCS Evidence of Effectiveness: Tips and Tools to Evaluate Sponsored by: WindowsWear Education Financial Education Sponsored by: National Endowment for Financial WindowsWear is a leading online education resource used Education by FCS high school and college educators who teach fashion, trends, design, branding, and more. Discover Do you have a clear idea of how your financial education visually stunning content for your FCS classes, especially program improves behavior, knowledge and confidence? for fashion, interior design, and culinary. Learn about Bring your laptop or tablet to this interactive session opportunities to take your students on a virtual trip to New to be guided through the basics of evaluation planning. York City and discover the hottest trends in fashion and Leave the session with an online survey to measure the retail. Go back in time with the WindowsWear Archives effectiveness of an educational experience. dating back to 1931! WindowsWear offers unique content aligned for FCS, professional development for educators, Presented by: Susan Sharkey, Senior Director, HSFPP, NEFE educational tours, free lesson plans, and much more.
Presented by: Mike Niemtzow, Chairman & Co-Founder, WindowsWear Education
30 American Association of Family & Consumer Sciences I3: INSPIRATION-INNOVATION-IMPACT
Tuesday, June 25 See descriptions at www.aafcs.org/ac2019/i3. 10:00 am - 12:00pm | Sterling 6
Modern Parenting Initiative: A Round 1: 10:05am - 10:30am | Sterling 6 Table 11 Community Coalition for Families Presented by Debra Andres and Shandi Andres Innovative Tools for Teaching and Assessing Critical Table 1 Thinking Skills in Higher Education Getting Youth Excited about STEM Presented by Lisa Brooks Table 12 through Textiles Presented by Sue Byrd, CFCS Using Assessments to Assist Teacher Table 2 Candidates’ Growth and Understanding of the edTPA Guided Readings to Clarify Professional Goals Table Presented by Diane Klemme, CFCS 13 in Fashion Merchandising and Design Presented by Elizabeth Hopfer with research by Jane Walker
Planned and Innovative Teaching to Table 3 Meet Scholarship Requirements for Reflections on Say Yes to FCS Campaign in Table Tenure/Promotion 14 Middle Georgia Presented by Abel Waithaka and Priscilla Gitimu Presented by Linda Johnson, Deion Mapp, and MeaLenea Homer
Keep Calm and Teach On[line] Table 4 Connecting Professionals + Communities Presented by Peggy Rolling and Holly Kihm Table 15 Through State Affiliate Conferences Presented by Rebekah Luong and Monica Lieblong, CFCS Vision Boarding in the FCS Classroom Table 5 Presented by Samii Kennedy Benson, Anthalynn Round 2: 10:35am- 11:00am | Sterling 6 Howard, Lynette Weems, and Aravian Louis
Foundations of Human Ecology: An Innovative Getting Social: Using Instagram as a Research, Table Table 1 Class for Today’s FCS College Student Teaching, and Educational Tool 6 Presented by Kari Morgan Presented by Brittany Johnson
Family and Consumer Sciences Teachers’ Role Flipping a Switch: Tips to be Happy and Table Table 2 in Social Capital Accumulation Financially Secure in Later Life 7 Presented by Sandra Duke, CFCS and Jodi Gonzalez Presented by Barbara O’Neill, CFCS, CPFFE
Creative and Adaptable Experiential Learning: Yoga for a Better You Table Table 3 Research Experiences in FCS 8 Presented by Gregg McCullough, CFCS Presented by Carole Makela
Curriculum Vitae--Professionally Promoting #antiworksheet- Creative Ways to Use Table Table 9 Yourself 4 Technology in the FCS classroom Presented by Amanda Matdies Presented by Elizabeth Austin
STEAM - Implementing Food Science Table 10 Principles in Middle Schools Presented by Deborah Gangnon
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Experiential Learning: Using Interior Design Table Round 3: 11:05am - 11:30am | Sterling 6 5 to Build Connections and Foster Social Responsibility Finding Home in FCS for Innovative Presented by Denise Bertoncino and Holly Page-Sagehorn Table 1 Multidisciplinary University-Wide Global Engagement Minor Social Media Technology & the Fashion Design Table 6 Classroom Presented by Sharleen Kato Presented by Amber Roth, CFCS Connecting Pre-Service FCS Teachers to Table In-Service FCS Teachers Tax Planning, Philanthropy, and the Tax Cuts 2 Table 7 and Jobs Act MOVED TABLES Presented by Carol Erwin and Toni Wiese Presented by Barbara O’Neill, CFCS, CPFFE Publishing Research: Understanding Metrics Table and Journal Importance Body Appreciation Activities and the 3 Table 8 Importance of Self-compassion Presented by Amy Harden and Alice Spangler, CFCS-Retired Presented by Priscilla Gitimu and Abel Waithaka CANVAS in the FCS Classroom Table When the Scales Tip: Effectively Managing 4 Presented by Erin McGrath and Victoria McCarty Table 9 Commitments to Reduce Burnout Risk Presented by Hannah Upole Making Experiential Learning a True Learning Table 5 Experience Ocean-To-Table Seafood Train the Trainer Presented by Kristie Storms Table 10 Program Presented by Jacquelyn Ogden Family and Consumer Sciences Activities for Table 6 our Planet’s Future Check & Connect: Engaging At-Risk Presented by Carole Makela Table 11 Youth in Mentoring, After School Programs, and Parent/Community Partnerships Playing the Medicare Game Presented by Joanne Bankston and Nancy Calix Table 7 Presented by Ida Marie Snorteland, CFCS-Retired
Connecting Concepts to Career: Using Table Mental Health Concerns Among College 12 Simulations in Fashion Merchandising Courses Table 8 Students Presented by Kathleen Heiden Presented by Sherry Bachus
Creating an Interactive Early Childhood Care Table The Art of Negotiation: Building a 13 and Services Pathway Program of Study Table 9 Professional Toolkit for Women Presented by Denise Bodart Presented by Lisa LeBleu and Teresa Collard
Inspiring Say Yes to FCS State Action Team Table Examining the Hottest New Global Food 14 Leadership Table 10 Trend: Culinary Tourism Presented by Karen Bergh and Deborah Handy, CFCS Presented by Lisa Brooks
What Works: What Affiliate Leaders Want to Table Clayton Fresh: Growing Real Awareness with 15 Know Table 11 Clayton Youth Presented by Duane Whitbeck Presented by Rebecca Hardeman
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Breakaway From The Binary: Gender Inclusion Table 5 in the Classroom Presented by Shannon Sheldon, CFCS
Strategically Using Technology for Active Learning Table 6 Engagement Presented by Virginia Rolling
Empowering Women through Table Photogrammetry for Clothing Application: 7 Entrepreneurship Table 12 Challenging Fabric Surfaces Presented by Caroline Kobia, Margaret Khaitsa, and Naomi Presented by Jinhee Nam, Victoria Shamel, and Diana Saiki Lumutenga
Mental Health Issues Impacting the Lives of Employer-Supported Career Prep Workshops Table Table 8 Children and Families 13 for Students Presented by Barbara Stewart, CFCS, Marcella Norwood, Presented by Ruth Ann Ball, Shawnee Hendershot, and Shirley Ezell Chandra DeRamus, Marna Farris, and Martha Herndon
LEAN IN: Building Strong Interpersonal Universities Partner to Deliver FCS ED Table Table 9 Relationships 14 Certification Courses Presented by Jan Bowers, CFCS and Jane Walker Presented by Lisa LeBleu and Teresa Collard
Managing a Culinary Classroom while Fundraising Tips and Strategies for Affiliates Table Table 10 Developing Student Leaders 15 Presented by Jessica Macelle Parks Presented by Dawn Boyden, CNWE
Round 4: 11:35am - 12:00pm | Sterling 6 Extending the Classroom: Strategies and Table 11 Benefits for Community Service Alumni Inspiration and Innovation: Presented by Lori Littleton Table 1 Success Stories from the Great Plains Interactive Distance Education Alliance (GPIDEA) Collaboration of 3D Technology and Fashion Presented by Nicole Graves, CFCS-HDFS, Karen Alexander, Table 12 Innovations CFCS, Karen Bergh, Debra DeBates, and Sheree Moser Presented by LaPorchia Davis, Lombuso Khoza, Joel Tomlinson, and Najma Jamaludeen Using a Unified System for FCS Program Table 2 Assessment Teaching Latina Adults to Become Presented by Barbara Stewart, CFCS, Susan Miertschin, Table 13 Entrepreneurs and Carole Goodson Presented by Surine Greenway and Jackie Amende
Getting Published and Providing Input: Table The FACS of LIFE Game: a Say YES to FCS 3 Journal of Family & Consumer Sciences Table 14 Recruitment Strategy Presented by Scott Hall Presented by Laura Van Waardhuizen
Nearpod: Using Technology to Engage and Table Social Media and Advocacy: Getting Results 4 Monitor Learning Table 15 Presented by Jane Opiri and Otundo Joseph Presented by Sharon Hoelscher Day, CNWE-Retired
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Networking Resource Sharing Research Poster Sessions EXPO HOURS Curriculum Showcase
Monday, June 24 | Apparel, Textiles and 5:15pm - 7:15pm Design Juried Showcase Expo Grand Opening Twice as Nice Accessories Swap Mystery Bags Tuesday, June 25 | 8:00am - noon AAFCS Store Expo Extravaganza with Selfie Station Continental Breakfast Meet the Journal Editors
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Thank you to our exhibitors for sharing their time, resources and expertise in our Expo Hall! Be sure to make time to visit the various booths to connect with our return exhibitors and first-timers.
A very special thank you to NASCO for exhibiting with us for 60 years! Exhibitor Booth Directory At-A-Glance
AAFCS...... Booth #300
American Cleaning Institute...... Booth #202
American Council on Consumer Interests (ACCI)...... Booth #203
B-Sew Inn...... Booth #201
Chief Architect Software...... Booth #308
FCCLA Family, Career and Community Leaders of America...... Booth #403
FDA Center for Food Safety & Applied Nutrition...... Booth #306
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC)...... Booth #206
Goodheart-Willcox Publisher...... Booth #301, 303
Great Plains Interactive Distance Education Alliance (Great Plains IDEA)—
Family & Consumer Sciences Education Program...... Booth #207
International Federation for Home Economics-United States (IFHE-US)...... Booth #405
Kappa Omicron Nu...... Booth #203
NASCO Family & Consumer Sciences...... Booth #302, 304
National Extension Association of Family & Consumer Sciences (NEAFCS)...... Booth #205
National Partnership to Recruit, Prepare and Support FCS Educators...... Booth #407
Realityworks...... Booth #401
Safe Sitter, Inc...... Booth #305
Society for Nutrition Education and Behavior...... Booth #208
Wells Fargo’s Hands on Banking...... Booth #204
WindowsWear Education...... Booth #307 As of June 7, 2019
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AAFCS Association Central...... Booth #300 Chief Architect Software...... Booth #308 Alexandria, VA 7 Years www.aafcs.org Coeur d’Alene, ID Visit the AAFCS booth to meet staff, learn what’s new, www.ChiefArchitect.com pick up free stickers and take advantage of sale items Chief Architect® Software is a leading developer and in the store. Don’t miss an opportunity to purchase publisher of 3D Architectural home design software for a mystery bag and a chance to win a complimentary builders, designers, architects, students, instructors, and registration for the 2020 AAFCS Conference. home DIY enthusiasts for PC/MAC. Includes a complete curriculum with a digital reference manual and tutorial guide as well as access to interactive training videos. American Cleaning Institute (ACI)...... Booth #202
46 Years Washington, DC Family, Career and Community www.cleaninginstitute.org Leaders of America (FCCLA)...... Booth #403 Stop by the American Cleaning Institute booth to learn 47 Years how to be safe and savvy about cleaning products Reston, VA through ACI’s redesigned website. You are the defenders www.fcclainc.org in your homes and communities—arm yourselves with FCCLA is a national student organization focused on knowledge! the multiple roles of family member, wage earner, and community leader that is available only to FCS educators. FCCLA is an integral part of FCS education that focuses American Council on Consumer on the career pathways of Human Services, Hospitality Interests (ACCI) ...... Booth #203 and Tourism, Education and Training, and Visual Arts, 2 Years all while building real world skills through project based Belleair Bluffs, FL learning that is aligned to FCS national standards. www.ConsumerInterests.org Researching Consumer Economic & Financial Issues FDA Center for Food Safety and The mission of ACCI is to enhance consumer and Applied Nutrition (CFSAN)...... Booth #306 family economic well-being. Read ACCI’s research 41 Years journal, The Journal of Consumer Affairs. Submit a presentation proposal each October and plan to attend FDA Food Science and Nutrition Education Programs the annual conference each May. College Park, MD www.teachfoodscience.org FDA’s Center for Food Safety and Applied Nutrition B-Sew Inn Education Division...... Booth #201 (CFSAN) offers consumer and educator materials on 2 Years food safety and nutrition. Free standards-based curricula, brochures, and other helpful resources for teachers will be Muskogee, OK distributed at our booth. www.bsewinn.com/education-division
B-Sew Inn Education Division is dedicated to promoting sewing education and other essential skill-sets in the Federal Deposit Insurance public and private education systems. It specializes in Corporation (FDIC)...... Booth #206 resources for Family and Consumer Sciences classrooms 8 Years with a product line that includes Embroidery/Sewing Machines & Sergers, plus notions, accessories, learning Division of Depositor and Consumer Protection tools, industrial equipment, culinary products and gift- Washington, DC able novelties. www.fdic.gov/MoneySmart Money Smart is FDIC’s free, comprehensive financial education curriculum designed to help people of all ages enhance their financial skills and create positive banking relationships. Stop by the FDIC Learning Lab session and exhibit booth to learn more!
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Goodheart-Willcox Publisher...... Booths #301, 303 40 Years Tinley Park, IL www.g-w.com Goodheart-Willcox is the leading publisher of print and online instructional materials for FCS and a proud supporter of AAFCS. We help prepare your students for life and career.
NEW! Great Plains Interactive Distance Education Alliance (Great Plains IDEA) Family & Consumer Sciences Education Program ...... Booth #207 www.gpidea.org/program/family-consumer-sciences-education Manhattan, KS NASCO Family & Consumer Sciences...... Booth #302, 304 Six partner universities collaborate to deliver an online master’s degree in Family & Consumer 60 Years Sciences Education. Program option A leads to Fort Atkinson, WI teacher licensure. Program option B provides www.eNasco.com/fcs certified teachers or FCS professionals the opportunity to further study in their area of interest. The NASCO catalog offers a complete line of hands-on educational materials, including Ready-Or-Not-Tot® and Love To Care parenting simulators, (Teenage Pregnancy NEW! International Federation for Home Prevention) and curriculum; nutrition education materials Economics-United States (IFHE-US)...... Booth #405 featuring the Life/form® food & fat replicas as well as www.ifheus.org the only MyPlate with Dairy attached; games, books, software, and videos; classroom equipment and furniture; International Federation for Home Economics-United housewares and improved Culinary equipment line, sewing States (IFHE-US) is an affiliate of the International machines and kits. Federation for Home Economics in Bonn, Germany. IFHE-US connects FCS to the Global Home Economics Community and is hosting the IFHE World Congress 2020 National Extension Association of Family & Consumer in Atlanta, Ga. Sciences (NEAFCS)...... Booth #205 16 Years Kappa Omicron Nu...... Booth #203 Tallahassee, FL 28 Years www.neafcs.org Belleair Bluffs, FL NEAFCS educates and recognizes Extension professionals www.KON.org who improve the quality of life for individuals, families, and communities. Its members provide education in Kappa Omicron Nu National Honor Society for the Human Nutrition, Food Preparation, Food Safety, Financial Sciences (KON) promotes empowered leaders who use an Management, Healthy Lifestyles, Relationship and integrative approach to enhance quality of living through Parenting Skills, Clothing and Textiles, and more. excellence in scholarship, leadership, and research. Our scholarships and awards to students and professional members total nearly $35,000 annually. KON is a certified NEW! National Partnership to Recruit, Prepare member of the Association of College Honor Societies, and Support FCS Educators...... Booth #407 and serves 98 active chapters and nearly 150,000 members. www.fcsed.net The National Partnership is a USDA-NIFA funded collaborative project designed to address the nationwide shortage of FCS educators in secondary, postsecondary, and Extension programs. Nine national projects are funded to produce and/or distribute resources to facilitate FCS educator recruitment, preparation, and support.
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Realityworks, Inc...... Booth #401 Wells Fargo’s Hands on Banking®...... Booth #204 17 Years 2 Years Eau Claire, WI Glen Allen, VA www.realityworks.com www.handsonbanking.org Realityworks, Inc., offers educational products that Hands on Banking® is a free financial education use engaging, hands-on learning aids and interactive program that offers money management resources technology to bring Family and Consumer Sciences and tools for youth, adults, seniors, military, and topics to life. Products include RealCare Baby®, the entrepreneurs. Topics include a wide range of RealCare™ Fetal Development Kit, the RealCareer™ concepts such as how to develop a budget, establish Food Safety Kit, plus products for infant health and good credit, save for short- and long-term goals, and safety, soft skill development and more. much more.
WindowsWear Education...... Booth #307 NEW! Safe Sitter, Inc...... Booth #305 3 Years Indianapolis, IN New York, NY www.safesitter.org www.windowswear.com/education Safe Sitter, Inc., is a national nonprofit organization WindowsWear is a leading online resource used by that offers a curriculum for life skills, safety skills, top colleges and high schools. Discover visually- child development, and child care. Safe Sitter courses stunning content for your FCS classes, especially for feature easy-to-follow lessons plans, engaging visual fashion, design, and culinary. Learn how to take your aids, and fun group activities. students on a virtual trip to New York City that will reveal the hottest trends in fashion and retail. Stop by and learn about our unique FCS-aligned content, NEW! Society for Nutrition Education professional development for educators, educational and Behavior...... Booth #208 tours, free lesson plans, fashion archives dating back Indianapolis, IN to 1931, and much more. www.sneb.org The Society for Nutrition Education and Behavior (SNEB) represents the unique professional interests of nutrition educators worldwide. SNEB is dedicated to promoting effective nutrition education and healthy behavior through research, policy and practice and has a vision of healthy communities, food systems and behaviors.
MYSTERY BAGS AVAILABLE!
New this year! Visit the AAFCS Store to have some fun and purchase a mystery bag. There will be 25 bags containing a variety of AAFCS and FCS items.
Do you like surprises? Pick a bag and keep your fingers crossed that you are the lucky person that finds a free registration for the 2020 AAFCS Annual Conference in your bag.
Be sure to visit the store and purchase your mystery bag before we run out. Supplies are limited. The cost of the mystery bag is $25.
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Benefactor ($10,000 and above) The annual Honor Roll of Donors highlights the thoughtful Herbert A. Lane Trust contributors – both individual and organizational – who The Estate of Patricia A. Tripple provide financial support to AAFCS beyond their dues. The following list acknowledges gifts made between May 1, 2018, Platinum and April 30, 2019. Donor categories are based on cumulative giving throughout the year. ($5,000 - $9,999) The Estate of Myrna P. Crabtree To learn more about AAFCS’ charitable Carolyn W. Jackson, CFCS giving opportunities, visit aafcs.org/donate.
Diamond ($2,500 - $4,999) Peggy Wild, CFCS Mary Turner Gilliland Alice A. Spangler, CFCS-Retired Lillie Beasley Glover, CFCS Deborah T. Tippett, CFCS Gold Fellows Nancy L. Granovsky, CFCS Margaret A. Viebrock, CNWE, Mary H. Harlan CFCS ($1,000-$2,499) Esther I. Hay Retia D. Walker Isabelle B. Anderson Cecile Hoffman Kay M. Wilder, CFCS-Retired Jewell Deene Ellis, CFCS-Retired Rena S. Humerickhouse Rita Travaglione Wood Marlene R. Evans Mary T. Ice Mary Lee Wood, CFCS-Retired Karen P. Goebel Indiana Affiliate of AAFCS Friends Shirley Hymon-Parker Janet M. Johnson (Up to $249) Carole J. Makela Gearldean Johnson Gwendolyn Newkirk, CFCS-Retired Ethel G. Jones, CFCS Hilda L. Abram Candy Sebert Carol E. Kellett Melinda K. Adams Ann Vail Jennie C. Kitching, CFCS-Retired Alyce S. Akers Virginia B. Vincenti, CFCS Rebecca P. Lovingood, CFCS- Olarewaju Mariana Akinocho Retired Karen L. Alexander, CFCS AmazonSmile Fellows Sheree Lynn McCormick Moser Carrol McGinnis Karen E. Anderson ($250-$999) Eddie McGinnis Shandi Andres Leola Adams, CFCS Gay Nell McGinnis, CFCS-Retired Grace Marie Angotti, CFCS-Retired Carol L. Anderson, CFCS C. Sue Miles Sally Antonucci Joyce J. Armstrong, CFCS Minnesota Affiliate of AAFCS Audrey A. Armstrong Julie G. Bell, CFCS Deborah J. Nelson, CFCS Susan A. Ascoli, CFCS Karen M. Bergh Sharon Y. Nickols Rosemarie Avanzato Damaris K. Bradish Shelly M. Nickols-Richardson Janet Azzara Paula Modrell Brady Jacquelyn E. Ogden Marquita K. Banks Bonnie Braun Barbara M. O’Neill, CPFFE, CFCS Deborah Kay Barnes Gentry Katherine H. Brophy Raygene C. Paige Carolyn M. Barnhart, CFCS Sue Buck, CFCS Nancy J. Rabolt Wayne Bath North Texas Business Section Penny A. Ralston Deborah Gwyn Belcher Joyce A. Cavanagh, CPFFE Constance S. Rhoton Rebecca J. Bergmann Joanne S. Cavis, CFCS Bernice C. Richardson Nancy C. Billings Sarah L. Coggins Renee F. Ryburn Mary L. Blackburn Marcia K. Copeland Nancy L. Sampson, CFCS Lynn Blakesley Nancy B. Crutchfield Susan S. Shockey, CFCS, CPFFE Janet A. Blood Ruth E. Deacon Cynthia M. Smith Joyce A. Blyler Sharon A. DeVaney, CFCS Janine M. Duncan, CFCS Joan P. Firmery Sally L. Fortenberry Linda Kirk Fox
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Friends continued Carolyn J. Emery, CFCS-Retired Ja Young Hwang Patricia A. Ennis, CFCS-Retired Lena Jackson-Lynch (Up to $249) Karen M. Ensle, CFCS Nancy L. Johnson Nancy Bock Gina E. Eubanks Laura D. Jolly Angela Kay Boles Mary Alexis Fahnestock Harrileen Ann Jones Conner Ellen E. Bolton Alyce M. Fanslow Kim A. Kamin, CFCS Frank and Ethel Bonds Lee Madole Faulconbridge Kathleen A. Kayl Lyda S. Bostick, CFCS-Retired Sonja Felder Ramona Bryant Kellam Mary M. Bova Debbie J. Fetzer Idona L. Kellogg Don Bower, CFCS Carole Fisher Kentucky Affiliate of AAFCS Jan S. Bowers, CFCS District J Florida Affiliate of Una Mae Kernodle Dawn C. Boyden, CNWE AAFCS Rene’ Labrousse Ketchum Luann K. Boyer, CFCS Carolynne K. Fooshee, CFCS- Marlene D. Killion Roma Jean Bradburn Retired Soo Hyun Kim Kathryn Bradshaw Sharon L. Frankenbery Diane Klemme, CFCS Janis M. Brokaw Carole S. Fromer, CFCS-Retired Natalie Knesek, CFCS Sandra J. Brown Sandra K. Fry Mary Kohli Diane V. Brown Vivian M. Gentry Joan Koonce, CPFFE Sue G. Byrd, CFCS Valerie L. Giddings Kathleen H. Koziolek Marianne Calhoun-McKeon, CFCS- Marsha A. Goetting , CFCS Eleanor E. Kraker Retired Marianna Goslau Laurel L. Kubin Carol Ann Canada Donna C. Graham Lillian M. Kwas, CFCS-Retired Beverly M. Card, CFCS Harriet H. Griggs Sally J. Lanz, CFCS-Retired Melanie Carrico Cindy G. Gruner, CFCS Sung-Jin Lee May Chae Maryann Guldin Takeda LeGrand, CFCS Anne Chaly Virginia R. Gunn Diane E. Lewis-Goldstein, CFCS Margaret A. Charters Nicole Gunthrop JoLynn F. Lingle, CFCS-Retired Chanjuan Chen Marjorie C. Guthrie Horace Littlejohn Menia Chester, CNWE Vickie J. Hadley, CFCS, CPFFE LynDee Lombardo Roxanne Joy Christofferson Ruth Ann Halacka Ball Carol T. Long Bridgett Clinton-Scott Virginia T. Hall Cathleen T. Love Kitty R. Coffey, CFCS Charlotta R. Hamilton June L. Luett LaTasha Yvette Coleman Beverley F. Hammond Linda L. Lupian, CFCS-Retired Linda D. Cook Deborah J. Handy, CFCS Judith K. Lusk Anne Looney Cook Frances L. Hare, CFCS-Retired Karen J. Lustig Elizabeth Coots Lynda Cooper Harriman Linda M. Madsen Rose A. Cotton, CFCS-Retired Donna Wilson Harrison Addie K. Martindale Merrilyn N. Cummings, CFCS Barbara J. Havlicek Glenna Canfield Mason Norma Dagley Janice B. Haynes Amber Nicole Matthews Judith Clark Darby Claire Catherine Heaney Nancy A. Maxwell Rachel A. Day Priscilla A. Hedgecock Beatrice M. May Sharon Hoelscher Day, CNWE Anne L. Heinsohn Joan R. McFadden Dolores L. Dixon Elizabeth A. Hilbert, CFCS-Retired Carolyn McKinney Farrell D. Doss Jenne L. Hill Sharon Vee McManus, CFCS Sandra Elaine Duke, CFCS Jacqueline M. Holland, CFCS-HDFS Phyllis McMillan Allison M. DuVal Georgeanna M. Howanietz, CFCS- Carol L. McNary Sally Edwards Retired Betty-Jane S. Meader, CFCS- Chantelle Lynn Eggleton, CFCS- Estate of Phyllis S. Howe Retired HDFS Ola G. Hudson, CFCS-Retired MetLife Rachel Jean Eike Katherine J. Humphrey Joyce B. Miles Tameka Ellington Jane B. Huxtable Candis S. Miller
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Heidi Radunovich Julia R. Miller Arline Marilyn A. Swiontek, CFCS Mary Kay Rambo Cindy L. Miller, CFCS, CPFFE Sara Tantillo Jean D. Ramsay Betty E. Miner Laura J. Taylor Gayla L. Randel, CFCS Cherie Lynn Mingus Diana Ketterman Thorne Kelse Lynn Redwine Kathleen D. Mitchell Marilyn D. Tileston Laine Renfro Montana Affiliate of AAFCS Carol T. Townsend Lou Ann Restad Fredda S. Moody Roxanne L. Trees M. Virginia Richards Diana J. Morris Susan M. Turgeson, CFCS Kyle Lynn Roberson Sophy Mott Alexandra R. Vaira Karen L. Roberts Virginia M. Moxley Megan A. Vincent Joyce Robin Robinson Nyla E. Musser Marguerite M. Walker Renee Robinson Lochie E. Musso Janelle M. Walter Judy I. Rommel Lori A. Myers, CFCS Chris L. Ward Jody L. Roubanis, CFCS Martha A. Nall, CFCS-Retired Barbara A. Ware Carolyn M. Rude Jinhee Nam Dawn M. Warner Cheryl Schlepp Agnes L. Nelson Judith Louise Warren Twyla Shear New York Affiliate of AAFCS Mary-Kate Weems Katie L. Shelley Michael E. Newman Carol R. Werhan Linsey Rebekah Shockley Lois A. Nielsen Sue H. Whitaker Sharon A. Siverts Kathleen Norquist Lynn B. White Janell Smith Lindell C. Northup* Janis H. White, CFCS Jacqueline Snee Helen T. O’Brien, CFCS-Retired Deborah L. Will Ida Marie Snorteland, CFCS- Lynette J. Olson Retired Joyce Williams-Green Bonnie J. Panizzera Leigh Southward, CFCS Arlene Fitts Winfrey Kathleen R. Parrott Gretchen Ann Speerstra, CFCS Teki K. Winston Beverly R. Perry Elizabeth Jane Steiner, CFCS- Janice R. Wissman, CFCS Erwina B. Peterson, CFCS-Retired Retired Marcelyn Wittorff Susan A. Pittenger Susan L. Stepanski Jeanette Woll Anne Pitts, CFCS Marla Sterling Kathryn A. Wolters, CFCS Ida Berger Powell Mary J. Stobb Lorna M. Wounded Head, CFCS, CPFFE Janet M. Powell, CFCS Celvia E. Stovall Kathy J. Wulfkuhle Linda E. Pranger Shirley A. Strauch, CFCS-Retired Bettie Lee Yerka Edwina D. Prime Peggy Strobbe *deceased Peggy A. Prucnal Julene K. Swenson, CFCS Wanda J. Puryear Marilyn R. Swierk, CFCS-Retired
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