Grades 7-12: CAREER CONVERSATIONS Spring, 2010 at Vanderbilt Virtual School

CAREER CONVERSATIONS Spring, 2010 at Vanderbilt Virtual School

Here is a listing for several Career Conversations videoconferences confirmed and scheduled from the Vanderbilt Virtual School for this semester. MORE Career Conversations will be confirmed and scheduled in the coming weeks.

Video conferences are available at 9 AM and 10 AM CENTRAL TIME.

Time: 9:00 and 10:00 AM (CENTRAL time zone)

Targeted Audience: students in grades 7-12

Format: 45-minutes formatted into 30-minute presentation, and then 15-20 minute Q & A

Cost: $75 per site

Questions: Chandra Allison, at (615) 322-6511 or email chandra.allison@vanderbilt.edu



REGISTER: http://www.vanderbilt.edu/virtualschool/registration.htm



DATES

SPEAKERS
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TOPICS
Click on class title for more info

Wednesday, February 10


Judy Sweeney


"Careers in Nursing"

Wednesday, February 17


Dave Delaney


"Social Media and You "

Wednesday, February 24


Stacy Klein-Gardner


"Careers in Engineering "

Tuesday, March 2


Josh Keckley


"Career as a Web Designer "

Tuesday, March 23


Brian Smokler and Pat Slattery


"Shooting and Sharing Great Video"

Tuesday, March 30


Gino Marchetti


"Careers In Law"

Tuesday, April 13


Deanna Dillon


"Career as a Dietitian"









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Grades 9-12: Careers in the Aerospace Industry

What do scuba divers, doctors and engineers have in common? They can all work at NASA! Astronauts may have the high profile NASA careers but there are a variety of paths that lead to the aerospace industry. Explore the many options the aerospace industry has to offer. It is not all rocket science!

Content Provider
Space Center Houston

Kimberly Silvrants
distancelearning@spacecenter.org
1601 NASA Parkway
Houston, TX 77058
United States
Phone: (281) 283-7773
Fax: (281) 283-7724

50 Minutes
$185
By Request/On Demand

Grades 7-12: Let's Talk Careers in March

Each program begins at 1:00 EST and ends at 1:50

Thursday, March 4
STEM: Exploring Careers in Electrical Engineering “Engineering: Trying to walk a straight line when the real world is curvy”
The real world of engineering is not always a simple transition from college to the workforce. This presentation will focus on how the political climate, world events, and friendships can affect an engineer’s career. Join with a research & development engineer from Booz | Allen | Hamilton as he discusses his educational background, the path he took to get to where he is now, his real-life experiences in the engineering world.

Thursday, March 11
Exploring Careers in Parks and Recreation
Engage with the Communications/Marketing Manager from the City of Kettering Parks, Recreation and Cultural Arts Department as she shares the education and training necessary to enter the field of Parks & Recreation, as well as the potential for job growth and benefits. She will also share information about various opportunities and facilities available with the City of Kettering – much more than basketball and swimming! Students from participating middle schools and high schools will have the opportunity to ask questions and discuss issues with this professional.

Friday, March 12
Exploring Careers in Real Estate Sales
Real estate sales have been depressed during these tough economic times. Existing homes on the market are plentiful but buyers are hesitant. Finding the right home for the right buyer is the desire of a real estate professional. Jason White, real estate advisor for residential and light commercial properties in southwest Ohio, prides himself with finding the correct fit. He states that the fit comes with more than the price. You have to find the property that “feels” like a place where you would like to live and/or raise a family. Whether he represents the buyer or the seller you have to get to know the personalities and wants and desires and match those with available properties or potential buyers. Jason realizes that buying or selling a home is probably the single largest transaction that the client has ever made and therefore must create confidence that all aspects are being handled professionally to the full extent of the law. Jason will share with students the types of classes he has taken, what students can do now to be prepared, and his thoughts about home sales in the future.

Monday, March 15
Exploring Your Career Potential
Dave Leedy spent 30 plus years as a high school teacher. During this period he collected anecdotes from students and staff as to how people become successful. He truly believes that you are not born to be successful you make your success by how you live everyday and your positive thoughts. Today, as a professional motivational public speaker, he travels around the nation. Dave delivers his message dressed as a “super hero” – that’s right, a 60+ year-old man in tights and a cape. He wants to convey that you too can be a super hero if you treat yourself and others with respect and dignity. Students can reach their highest potential and success in a career but not without giving something to others. We all must stand up for ourselves and be a super hero in our actions toward others. It doesn’t matter what our career choices are, it matters how we get there and who we helped along the way – everybody needs somebody. Join Dave as he shares his thoughts and shows students how what they do today definitely affects their career potential.

Thursday, March 18
STEM Career, to be determined

Thursday, March 25
Exploring Careers in Speech Therapy
Join with a practicing speech therapist from the Atrium Medical Center as she shares the education and training required to enter the field of speech therapy and other allied health professions. She will also discuss her real-life experiences in patient care in both the hospital setting and in private practice. Students from participating middle schools and high schools will have the opportunity to ask questions and explore issues with a professional practitioner.

Bob Stricker
bob@soita.org
150 East Sixth Street
Franklin, OH 45005
United States
Phone: (937) 746-6333 ext. 120
Fax: (937) 746-1029

$75.00

Grades 7-12: Careers from SOITA

Each program begins at 1:00 EST and ends at 1:50

Thursday, April 15
Exploring Careers in the Visual Arts
Artist Nancy Snyder has worked with students and adults in both school and studio settings. She has worked with many visual mediums but now concentrates on ceramics, pottery and other vessels from clay. Nancy likes the feel of the fresh clay in her hands as she prepares it to go on the potter’s wheel. She enjoys expanding her creations to include sets of dishes, ornaments, and even mixing glass with her creations. Nancy’s visual arts hobby has evolved into a career. She will explain how her training prepared her for the creative aspects but she has had to learn the business and financial end of her endeavors. Students will enjoy seeing some of her work and hear the processes she goes through to present her work for sale.

Monday, April 19
Exploring Careers in the Theater Arts
Shawn Storms grew up in and around the theater. She attended and graduated from the high school for the performing arts and is beginning her final semester of theater arts at Wright State University. Her credits include acting, singing, dancing, choreography, and some directing on a local and regional level and she is currently preparing for an audition in New York City. After graduation, Shawn plans to continue her studies in graduate school and study directing. Her ultimate goal is to own a theater company. Shawn is not too much different in age from the current middle and high school students but knows well how difficult it is to find parts and pursue dreams of performing on Broadway. She will be candid but encouraging with the students because she realizes how important it is to be honest and realistic with aspiring actors.

Thursday, April 22
Exploring Careers in Athletic Training and Sports Medicine
Join with a practicing athletic trainer as he shares the education and training necessary to enter the fields of Sports Medicine and Athletic Training. He will also discuss the potential for job growth and benefits in these fields. We will also hear his real-life experiences in working with athletes. Students from participating middle schools and high schools will have the opportunity to ask questions and discuss issues with this professional practitioner.

Friday, April 23
Exploring Careers in Medicine
A headache; broken bone; the flu; severe congestion; a new patient; the grandchild of a patient you treated more than twenty years ago – all in a day’s work for the physician who practices family medicine. Dr. Mary Lou Zwiesler has treated a couple of generations of patients and looks forward to the challenges of each new day. Sometime the treatment is not physical but consoling a patient after sharing bad news with a family member. No two days are alike in family medicine and that is the challenge for Dr. Zwiesler. She actually started medical school later in life after her two children were well along in school. Dr. Zwiesler shares a unique insight as to never giving up on your dreams even if you start pursuing them later than normal. She will also give her perceptions on the many support people (nurses, bookkeepers, receptionists, and etc.) who help to run a successful practice.

Thursday, April 29
Exploring Careers in Pharmacy
Prepare to be engaged by a doctor of pharmacology and a pharmacy tech. They will share with you the education and training necessary to enter the world of pharmacology, as well as some of the fascinating stories and cases they seen through their various positions. They will also discuss job requirements, benefits, and the different avenues available to a pharmacist and a pharmacy assistant. Students from participating middle schools and high schools will have the opportunity to ask questions and discuss issues with these professionals.

Bob Stricker
bob@soita.org
150 East Sixth Street
Franklin, OH 45005
United States
Phone: (937) 746-6333 ext. 120
Fax: (937) 746-1029

$75

Gr 7-12 Fluorescent products to help make the world a “brighter” place

In the 1930's, Bob and Joe Switzer experimented with ways of combining fluorescent dyes and resins that produced colors far brighter than normal and that had the unique effect of "glowing" under ultraviolet or black light. Where a clean, bright conventional color is able to reflect a maximum of 90% of a color present in the spectrum; a fluorescent color can reflect as much as 200% to 300%.

Initially, these new colors and effects found their way into magic shows, stage shows, and movie promotion posters. As the chemistry and manufacturing process improved, the areas of application expanded. Advertising, safety and promotional firms began to recognize the uniqueness of these bright colors and Day-Glo grew.

Today’s Day-Glo

Day-Glo Color Corporation is the world’s largest manufacturer of daylight fluorescent pigments, offset printing inks and bases, screen inks, paints and allied fluorescent products. Day-Glo also produces and distributes non-fluorescent conventional pigment dispersions, as well as fluorescent and non-fluorescent dyes, tracers and phosphorescent pigments.

Day-Glo and the Career Awareness Program

Please join us on February 11^th, 2010 for an interactive presentation. Day-Glo professionals from the Research and Sales divisions will be on hand to introduce you to the world of fluorescent color, share their academic and business experiences, and answer your questions.

DATE: Thursday, February 11, 2010 TIME: 9:00-9:45 and 10:00-10:45 a.m. TRANSMISSION MODES: NOTA AND STATE IP NETWORKS

“MAGNET is sponsoring the career awareness manufacturing series. There is no cost to participants.” Schools interested in participating in this FREE educational opportunity should contact John Ramicone at 216-916-6360 or at john.ramicone@ideastream.org by February 8th.

Grades 7-12: Careers in Law Videoconference

January 27, 2010 from 1:00 - 2:00 p.m.



Please join Elizabeth Thomakos, elected judge of the Tuscarawas County Common Pleas Court, and Elizabeth Stephenson, who is a local attorney currently serving as court administrator for the Tuscarawas County Court of Common Pleas, General Trial Division, as they talk about their daily routine in their judicial careers. They will share their knowledge on subjects such as what to expect as a salary, educational requirements, and what are the good parts & bad parts of their daily schedules.

Please pass along this information to your guidance counselors along with teachers who might have students interested in participating in this videoconference session.

Please email video@ecoesc.org to register. Send the building name, teacher name, grade level and approximate number of students who wish to participate. Please also provide the IP # that we will need to dial along with a tech contact name, phone and email.


January 27, 2010 from 1:00 - 2:00 p.m.

Cost is $50.00 with the Purchase Order made out to East Central Ohio ESC, 834 E. High Ave., New Philadelphia OH 44663. Deadline to register is January 20th, 2010.

Questions, please contact video@ecoesc.org.

Marilyn Roder
East Central Ohio ESC
834 E. High Ave.
New Philadelphia OH 44663

330.308.9939 x251 (phone)

Grades 7-12: STEM Careers in Engineering: Defense and Safety

Join with an electrical engineer from the Air Force Research Labs, who is also pursuing a Ph.D. at the University of Dayton, as she discusses the education and skills required to succeed in the field of engineering. She will describe her work in radar signal and image processing as it relates to defense and security as well as provide an overview of the many applications of radar systems outside of defense and security arenas. Students from participating schools with have the opportunity to interact with this engineer.

Bob Stricker
bob@soita.org
150 East Sixth Street
Franklin, OH  45005
United States
Phone: (937) 746-6333 ext. 120
Fax: (937) 746-1029

Provided by SOITA.

$75.00
February 25, 2010
1:00 p.m. - 2:00 p.m.

50 Minutes

Grades 7-12: STEM Careers in Electrical Engineering

Engineering: Trying to walk a straight line when the real world is curvy.  The real world of engineering is not always a simple transition from college to the workforce. This presentation will focus on how the political climate, world events, and friendships can affect an engineer’s career. Join with a research & development engineer from Booz | Allen | Hamilton as he discusses his educational background, the path he took to get to where he is now, his real-life experiences in the engineering world.

Bob Stricker
bob@soita.org
150 East Sixth Street
Franklin, OH  45005
United States
Phone: (937) 746-6333 ext. 120
Fax: (937) 746-1029

Presented by SOITA.

March 4, 2010

1:00 p.m. - 2:00 p.m.

$75.00

50 Minutes

Grades 7-12: Exploring Careers in Becoming an Entrepreneur

Explore the career and discover what is involved in getting a start in the field of owning and managing your own restaurant and expanding it to an entertainment hub. Our guest is the General Manager of J.D. Legends and Strike Zone Bowling Lanes. He will share the training necessary to gain entry into the field as well as what is required to stay up-to-date in the fast paced world of business and entertainment. Students from each participating school will be able to ask questions and discuss issues in this exciting and adventurous career.

Presented by SOITA.

Bob Stricker
bob@soita.org
150 East Sixth Street
Franklin, OH  45005
United States
Phone: (937) 746-6333 ext. 120
Fax: (937) 746-1029

February 11, 2010
$75.00
50 Minutes
1:00 p.m. - 2:00 p.m.

Grades 7-12: Careers in Recreational Therapy

This is your opportunity to participate in a videoconference with a recreational therapist from the Atrium Medical Center in Middletown and discover what is necessary to enter this exciting career field. Interactive discussion will include the education and training necessary to become a recreational therapist, the outlook for jobs in this field, and the typical day-to-day life of a recreational therapist. Students from middle schools and high schools will have the opportunity to interact with this medical professional.

Bob Stricker
bob@soita.org
150 East Sixth Street
Franklin, OH  45005
United States
Phone: (937) 746-6333 ext. 120
Fax: (937) 746-1029

Content Provider: SOITA
$75.00
50 Minutes
February 18, 2010
1:00 p.m. - 2:00 p.m.

Grades 7-12: Careers in Real Estate Sales

Real estate sales have been depressed during these tough economic times. Existing homes on the market are plentiful but buyers are hesitant. Finding the right home for the right buyer is the desire of a real estate professional. Jason White, real estate advisor for residential and light commercial properties in southwest Ohio, prides himself with finding the correct fit. He states that the fit comes with more than the price. You have to find the property that “feels” like a place where you would like to live and/or raise a family. Whether he represents the buyer or the seller you have to get to know the personalities and wants and desires and match those with available properties or potential buyers. Jason realizes that buying or selling a home is probably the single largest transaction that the client has ever made and therefore must create confidence that all aspects are being handled professionally to the full extent of the law. Jason will share with students the types of classes he has taken, what students can do now to be prepared, and his thoughts about home sales in the future.

Bob Stricker
bob@soita.org
150 East Sixth Street
Franklin, OH  45005
United States
Phone: (937) 746-6333 ext. 120
Fax: (937) 746-1029

$75
March 12, 2010
50 minutes
1:00 p.m. - 2:00 p.m.

Grades 7-12: Careers in Parks & Recreation

Engage with the Communications/Marketing Manager from the City of Kettering Parks, Recreation and Cultural Arts Department as she shares the education and training necessary to enter the field of Parks & Recreation, as well as the potential for job growth and benefits. She will also share information about various opportunities and facilities available with the City of Kettering – much more than basketball and swimming! Students from participating middle schools and high schools will have the opportunity to ask questions and discuss issues with this professional.

Bob Stricker
bob@soita.org
150 East Sixth Street
Franklin, OH  45005
United States
Phone: (937) 746-6333 ext. 120
Fax: (937) 746-1029

March 11, 2010
1:00 p.m. - 2:00 p.m.

Presented by SOITA.

$75.00
50 Minutes

Grades 7-12: Careers in Landscaping and Property Management

Dave Pier’s landscaping career began while he was still in high school. He dug the holes, planted the bushes and trees, spread the mulch and had brief moments to review his hard work before moving on to the next job. As Dave worked for a small nursery he realized the work was hard and dirty but there was a certain inner-satisfaction from his efforts. Today, Dave is the president/owner of Clean Cut Landscaping and Lawn. Even though his year-round duties include landscaping, cutting lawns, and snow removal, his greatest satisfaction comes with solving site problems – bushes or trees won’t grow in this location; there is a bad run-off on this side of the house; or clients just want to change “the look” of their landscaping. Dave and his “Clean Cut” employees know what it takes to please their customers and encourage repeat business and referrals. Dave will be able to talk with the students about all aspects of the business from creating the design, quoting a fair price for a job, doing the work on time and making a small profit. To this day, Dave still digs holes with his employees but he carries the responsibility of the entire project on his shoulders.

Bob Stricker
bob@soita.org
150 East Sixth Street
Franklin, OH  45005
United States
Phone: (937) 746-6333 ext. 120
Fax: (937) 746-1029

Presented by SOITA
February 5, 2010
1:00 p.m. - 2:00 p.m.

$75.00
50 Minutes
50 Minutes

Grades 7-12: Careers in Custom Home Building

Less than five years ago the new home market was at an all-time high. The recent recession pushed new home building to depths that no one thought possible. To survive this dire situation as a new homebuilder, you have to cut costs and do many things yourself. Chad Ellis, president of Ellis Custom Homes, is a survivor. To continue in the business he had to know all aspects of home building which includes, promotion – getting the potential clients into model homes to show the quality of workmanship; negotiating a fair price; hiring capable workers (including carpenters, plumbers, electricians, and etc); and managing the sub-contractors to reach the desired quality and do it on time. Customer satisfaction is critical to referrals and continued business. Chad will be able to explain to students who seek careers in construction just what he looks for in a potential employee and answer questions as to what students can do now to prepare for this type of work in the future.

Presented by SOITA

$75.00

50 Minutes

February 4, 2010

1:00 p.m. - 2:00 p.m.

Bob Stricker
bob@soita.org
150 East Sixth Street
Franklin, OH  45005
United States
Phone: (937) 746-6333 ext. 120
Fax: (937) 746-1029

Grades 7-12: Financial Literacy featuring Raw Iron Choppers Founder Jesse Srpan **FREE**

Thursday, January 14th at 10:00 am
The Entrepreneurial Learning Series

Hosted by entrepreneur Founder Gary Schoeniger
Session 4: Financial Literacy

Featuring Raw Iron Choppers Founder Jesse Srpan
19 year-old Jesse Srpan has been building and modifying bikes since the age of thirteen. Influenced by top bike builders, his work has been nationally recognized for his ingenuity and radical design concepts. His work has been featured in national magazines and various bike shows throughout the country.

In this session Jesse looks beyond his creative abilities and welding skills to discuss some of the lessons he has learned about the cost of doing business, managing money and what it takes to build and sell an $80,000 motorcycle.

Watch the video at http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VDUSfcwi6aY.

This program is FREE to all participating schools through a generous donation from Lincoln Electric. The Entrepreneurial Learning Series enables students to learn from successful real-world entrepreneurs. Schools interested in participating in this FREE program should contact my office by January 11.

John R. Ramicone
Director of Distance Learning Services-WVIZ/NOTA
1375 Euclid Avenue, Cleveland, Ohio 44115
phone: 216-916-6360
fax: 216-916-6361
email: jramicone@ideastream.org

Grades 7-12: Careers in the U.S. Coast Guard **FREE** **1/8 Deadline**

2009-10 WVIZ/PBS ideastream
FREE Distance Learning Program Series

“Speaking With Intelligence”
An In-Depth Insight into Intelligence Agencies


Program #5: United States Coast Guard

For over two centuries the U.S. Coast Guard has safeguarded our Nation’s maritime interests in the heartland, in the ports, at sea, and around the globe. They protect the maritime economy and the environment, defend our maritime borders, and save those in danger. This history has forged their character and purpose as America’s Maritime Guardian — Always Ready for all hazards and all threats.
Today’s U.S. Coast Guard, with nearly 42,000 men and women on active duty, is a unique force that carries out an array of civil and military responsibilities touching almost every facet of the U.S. maritime environment.
Join us as an officer discusses the agency’s responsibilities in protecting our coastlines and international waterways and the career paths available to students.
Presenter: Officer of the U.S. Coast Guard

Date: January 12, 2010

Time: 9:30 to 10:30 a.m.

This program is FREE to all schools.

Transmission Modes: NOTA and eTech/Ohio State IP Networks

Schools interested in participating in this FREE educational opportunity should contact John Ramicone at 216-916-6360 or john.ramicone@ideastream.org by January 8th.

Grades 7-12: Careers in the Performing Arts **FREE**

PlayhouseSquare and WVIZ/PBS ideastream®
Special Distance Learning Program
“Careers in the Performing Arts Series”




Tuesday, January 19, 2010

1:00 – 2:00 PM

A true New York City institution, CHICAGO has everything that makes Broadway great: a universal tale of fame, fortune and all that jazz; one show-stopping-song after another; and the most astonishing dancing you've ever seen.

CHICAGO has been honored with 6 Tony Awards®, 2 Olivier Awards®, a Grammy® and thousands of standing ovations.

The panel members will discuss their respective career backgrounds, performing arts training and responsibilities with the touring production of CHICAGO.

Panel: Cornelius Bethea, cast member and Baldwin-Wallace graduate
Scott Mortimer, hair and make-up
Andrew Neal, production stage manager
Kevin Steel, cast member


Transmission Modes: NOTA and State IP Network

Interested schools should contact John Ramicone at 216-916-6360 or email john.ramicone@ideastream.org by January 15th.

Grades 7-12: Let's Talk Careers

Thursday, February 4 - Custom Home Building

Friday, February 5 - Landscaping and Property Maintenance

Thursday, February 11 - Becoming an Entrepreneur

Thursday, February 18 - Recreational Therapy

Thursday, February 25 - STEM: Engineering: Defense and Safety

Thursday, March 4 - STEM: Electrical Engineering

Thursday, March 11 - Parks and Recreation

Friday, March 12 - Real Estate Sales

Monday, March 15 - Exploring Your Career Potential

Thursday, March 18 - STEM Career, to be determined

Thursday, March 25 - Speech Therapy

Thursday, April 15 - The Visual Arts

Monday, April 19 - Theater Arts

Thursday, April 22 - Athletic Training and Sports Medicine

Friday, April 23 - Medicine

Thursday, April 29 - Pharmacy
Cost? $50 per session for SOITA Comprehensive member schools; $75 for all others.

Want to place a test call? Dial our system any time:
216.48.137.41

Questions?
Contact bob@soita.org
800-964-8211

Grades 6-12: Career as Collection Curator

Come learn about the unique career of Collections Curator, Jason Aikens, at the Pro Football Hall of Fame as he will be our guest speaker on January 13, 2010 at 9:00 AM and again at 11:00 AM. Each session will last approximately 50-minutes with the majority of that time allowing students the ability to ask questions of the guest speaker.
Aikens overall job responsibilities are the preservation of the Hall of Fame's 15,000 artifacts and rare documents, acquiring and accessioning new artifacts, as well as requesting mementos from players as new NFL records are set each week. One of the most recent artifacts collected is the jersey worn by Vikings quarterback Brett Favre from a December 6 matchup against the Arizona Cardinals in which Favre set the all-time record for consecutive games played in a career. You will also learn about Aikens' education background and his thoughts on how your students can someday obtain a position like this.
Each videoconference is limited to three sites and the cost is $50 per site. Interested schools will be selected on a first come basis. Connections can be made through IP only and at 384K. Bridge will dial out 20-minutes prior to the scheduled broadcast times. If your school is interested in one of the sessions being offered, please email the Hall of Fame's Education Department at EducationalPrograms@ProFootballHOF.com. A Hall of Fame educational staff member will follow-up to confirm the session details and make final arrangements. Test connections will take place on Monday January 11 at 9:00 AM for the first session and 10:00 AM for the second session.
The program is designed for grades 6th-12th and is supplemented by a classroom activity which is aligned with national standards of education.

Grades 7-12: Careers in Medical Lab Technology

Career in Health Care Series


Program:

"Careers in Medical Lab Technology"
The MLT performs testing on blood and body fluids to determine the presence, extent or absence of disease and provide data needed to evaluate the effectiveness of treatment. MLT's are responsible for the operation of computers, precision instruments and other complex electronic equipment that is used in the clinical laboratory. Most Medical Laboratory Technologists work in hospitals, but many other MLT’s are employed in clinics, in forensic laboratories and industrial laboratories. Today a shortage of qualified laboratory employees exists.

Presenter:

Kathy Ertter Program Director of the Medical Laboratory Technology, Phlebotomy, and Histotechnology programs at Lakeland Community College.

Courtney Heideloff Medical Technologist in the Special Chemistry Laboratory at The Cleveland Clinic

Date: Thursday, January 7, 2010

Time: Session #1 9:00 a.m. – 9:45 a.m.
Session #2 10:00 a.m. – 10:45 a.m.

Transmission Modes: NOTA and State IP Networks

Schools interested in participating in this educational opportunity should contact John Ramicone at 216-916-6360 or john.ramicone@ideastream.org by January 6th.

A program fee of $75.00 will be charged to schools not in the NOTA member districts. Please process a purchase order to WIVZ/PBS Distance Learning, c/o John Ramicone, 1375 Euclid Avenue, Cleveland 44115 and fax a copy or the p.o. number to 216-916-6361.

Thank you