Contact: Duane Anderson

Registration: Next Gen lobby day

Contact: Jan Anderson, 651-247-7641

Registration: MVU Governance Board meeting

Contact: Jillian McGee

Registration: Minnesota School Counselor Associations lobby day

Contact: Monica Sturm, 320-252-6664

Registration: Central Area Council meeting

Description:
For more information, contact Monica Sturm, 320-252-6664.

Contact: Cherie Weller, 1-800-642-2350 or 507-288-5409

Registration: Southcentral MN UniServ Governance Meeting

Description:
For more information, contact Cherie Weller, 1-800-642-2350 or 507-288-5409.

Contact: Deborah Skog

Registration: Financial Planning for Beginners and NextGen

Description:
Schedule:
4:15-4:45 p.m.: Registration and exhibits
4:45-6:15 p.m.: Workshop, dinner and prizes

Contact: Deborah Skog

Registration: Financial and Retirement Planning workshop

Description:
Schedule:
4:15-4:45 p.m.: Registration and exhibits
4:45-6:15 p.m.: Workshop, dinner and prizes

Contact: Loreen Nowacki, 320-235-7220

Registration: CLU Board Meeting

Contact: Nancy Benson

Registration: CVU Executive Board meeting

Contact: Monica Sturm, 320-252-6664

Registration: Central Area Council meeting

Description:
For more information, contact Monica Sturm, 320-252-6664.

Contact: Jan Anderson, 651-247-7641

Registration: MVU new member social

Contact: Shirley Roeber, 651-292-4884

Registration: Student Loan Debt info session

Contact: Alicia Loosbrock, 800-862-1176

Registration: GSU Board Meeting

Contact: Deborah Skog

Registration: Financial and Retirement Planning workshop

Description:
Schedule:
9:30-10 a.m.: Registration, rolls, juice and coffee
10 a.m.-12:30 p.m.: Workshop, boxed lunch and prizes

Contact: Deborah Skog

Registration: Financial and Retirement Planning workshop

Description:
Schedule:
9:30-10 a.m.: Registration, rolls, juice and coffee
10 a.m.-12:30 p.m.: Workshop, boxed lunch and prizes

Contact: Jan Anderson, 651-247-7641

Registration: MVU Budget Committee meeting

Contact: Maureen Fourre

Registration: Education Minnesota Collective Bargaining and Organizing Conference

Description:
Negotiators, organizers, and local leaders of all stripes will learn critical skills and network with each other to prepare for negotiating powerful contracts with the needs of students and educators at the center.

Questions? Contact Maureen Fourre 651-292-4842, or Andrea Cecconi, 651-292-4876, in the Education Minnesota negotiations department.

Contact: Maureen Fourre

Registration: Education Minnesota Collective Bargaining and Organizing Conference

Description:
Negotiators, organizers, and local leaders of all stripes will learn critical skills and network with each other to prepare for negotiating powerful contracts with the needs of students and educators at the center.

Questions? Contact Maureen Fourre 651-292-4842, or Andrea Cecconi, 651-292-4876, in the Education Minnesota negotiations department.

Contact: Libby Erickson, 2320-235-7220

Registration: Core Training Peer Review

Description:

 Peer Review: Strategy for Success

Using a "train-the-trainer" approach, this course allows teams of at least two members to enable their locals to develop their own programs for teacher observation and feedback. These peer review programs can be adapted to locally designed teacher development and evaluations plans being implemented across the state. For more information, contact Libby Erickson, 2320-235-7220.

Contact: Terry Dzuck, 218-723-2306

Registration: University Education Association lobby day

Contact: Alicia Entinger, 800-862-1176

Registration: Core training MRA I

Description:
One of the indicators of a strong local is a diverse team of knowledgeable, well-trained elected and appointed leaders. That includes Member Rights Advocates, who deal directly with members to address their concerns, resolve their problems and enforce our contracts.

This five-hour session explores the fundamentals of advocacy, valuing member concerns and managing conflict. The Advocacy Model is introduced. Learn more here.

Contact: Alicia Entinger, 800-862-1176

Registration: Core training MRA I

Description:
One of the indicators of a strong local is a diverse team of knowledgeable, well-trained elected and appointed leaders. That includes Member Rights Advocates, who deal directly with members to address their concerns, resolve their problems and enforce our contracts.

This five-hour session explores the fundamentals of advocacy, valuing member concerns and managing conflict. The Advocacy Model is introduced. Learn more here.

Contact: Nancy Benson

Registration: CVU negotiation meeting

Contact: Jan Anderson, 651-247-7641

Registration: MVU Presidents meeting

Contact: Stacy Paul

Registration: Education Minnesota Governing Board meeting

Contact: Stacy Paul

Registration: Education Minnesota Governing Board meeting

Contact: Stacy Paul

Registration: Education Minnesota Governing Board meeting

Contact: Terry Dzuck, 218-723-2306

Registration: LSSU Winter Drive-in

Contact: Val Pedersen, 952-831-7799

Registration: Core training MRA II

Description:
One of the indicators of a strong local is a diverse team of knowledgeable, well-trained elected and appointed leaders. That includes Member Rights Advocates, who deal directly with members to address their concerns, resolve their problems and enforce our contracts.

This five-hour session covers investigating an issue, informal problem-solving techniques and organizing as alternatives to more formal avenues such as grievances or legal proceedings. Learn more here.

Host: Southwest Metro

Contact: Shirley Roeber, 651-292-4884

Registration: Degrees Not Debt presentation

Description:

8:30 a.m., Checkin-in

Host: Southcentral Minnesota Uniserv

Contact: Cherie Weller, 1-800-642-2350 or 507-288-5409

Registration: Hiawatha Valley Teachers United Governing Board meeting

Description:
HVTU Governance Board meeting and dinner

Contact: Cherie Weller, 1-800-642-3250 or 507-288-5409

Registration: Southcentral MN UniServ Winter Professional Conference

Description:
For more information, contact Cherie Weller, 1-800-642-2350 or 507-288-5409.

Contact: Shirley Roeber

Registration: Degrees Not Debt presentation

Description:
Agenda:

4:45 p.m.: Registration and dinner
5 p.m.: Officer speaks
6 p.m.: Sessions
7 p.m.: Closing and door prizes

Host: Southcentral Minnesota Uniserv
 

Contact: Monica Sturm, 320-252-6664

Registration: Education Minnesota Central meeting

Contact: Nancy Benson

Registration: CVU president and MRA meeting

Contact: Clara Waddell, 320-253-2530

Registration: Great River Area Council meeting

Description:
For more information, contact Clara Waddell, 320-252-6664.

Contact: Angel Morales

Registration: Rochester lobby day

Contact: Shirley Roeber, 651-292-4884

Registration: ESP regional meeting

Contact: Alicia Loosbrock, 800-862-1176

Registration: Core training CNP I

Description:
This training (Feb. 3-4) will help you and your local negotiating team acquire the knowledge and skills to lead your local to settlement. There are two versions: one tailored to education support professionals and one tailored to teachers. Certified negotiators are an asset to every local as we seek to bargain in these challenging times.

Each part of the Certified Negotiator Program is five hours. Participants should complete both parts.

Host: Great Southwest United

Contact: Shirley Roeber, 651-292-4884

Registration: 2017 Presidents Appreciation Weekend

Contact: Alicia Loosbrock, 800-862-1176

Registration: Core training MRA II

Description:
One of the indicators of a strong local is a diverse team of knowledgeable, well-trained elected and appointed leaders. That includes Member Rights Advocates, who deal directly with members to address their concerns, resolve their problems and enforce our contracts.

This five-hour session covers investigating an issue, informal problem-solving techniques and organizing as alternatives to more formal avenues such as grievances or legal proceedings. Learn more here.

Host: Great Southwest United.

Contact: Alicia Loosbrock, 800-862-1176

Registration: Core training CNP I

Description:
This training (Feb. 3-4) will help you and your local negotiating team acquire the knowledge and skills to lead your local to settlement. There are two versions: one tailored to education support professionals and one tailored to teachers. Certified negotiators are an asset to every local as we seek to bargain in these challenging times.

Each part of the Certified Negotiator Program is five hours. Participants should complete both parts.

Host: Great Southwest United

Contact: Shirley Roeber, 651-292-4884

Registration: 2017 Presidents Appreciation Weekend

Contact: Terry Dzuck, 218-723-2306

Registration: Core Training Peer Review

Description:
Using a "train-the-trainer" approach, this course allows teams of at least two members to enable their locals to develop their own programs for teacher observation and feedback. These peer review programs can be adapted to locally designed teacher development and evaluations plans being implemented across the state.

Contact: Loreen Nowacki, 320-235-7220

Registration: CLU Board Meeting

Contact: Terry Dzuck, 218-723-2306

Registration: Core Training Peer Review

Description:

Using a "train-the-trainer" approach, this course allows teams of at least two members to enable their locals to develop their own programs for teacher observation and feedback. These peer review programs can be adapted to locally designed teacher development and evaluations plans being implemented across the state.

Contact: Clara Waddell, 320-253-2530

Registration: Mid-Minnesota United meeting

Description:
For more information, contact Clara Waddell, 320-253-2530.

Contact: Monica Sturm, 320-252-6664

Registration: Central Area Council financial planning workshop

Description:
For more information, contact Monica Sturm, 320-252-6664.

Contact: Jan Anderson, 651-247-7641

Registration: MVU President/negotiators/health care advocates/Governig Board meeting meeting

Contact: Tony Vega

Registration: South Washington County lobby day

Contact: Deborah Skog

Registration: Financial and Retirement Planning workshop

Description:
Schedule:
4:15-4:45 p.m.: Registration and exhibits
4:45-6:15 p.m.: Workshop, dinner and prizes

Contact: Shirley Roeber, 651-292-4884

Registration: ESP regional meeting

Contact: Website

Registration: EdCamp Bemidji

Description:

This professional development event is free. 

The day's topics and schedule will be set by participants that morning. Lunch is provided.
New attendees will receive a special gift.

Register today!

Contact: Deborah Skog

Registration: Financial and Retirement Planning workshop

Description:
Schedule:
4:15-4:45 p.m.: Registration and exhibits
4:45-6:15 p.m.: Workshop, dinner and prizes

Contact: Deborah Skog

Registration: Financial Planning for Beginners and NextGen

Description:
Schedule:
4:15-4:45 p.m.: Registration and exhibits
4:45-6:15 p.m.: Workshop, dinner and prizes

Contact: Shirley Roeber, 651-292-4884

Registration: ESP regional meeting

Description:
'Safe Schools'
Meeting: 5-7:30 p.m.
Dinner: 5 p.m.
For more information, please contact Shirley Roeber, 651-292-4884.

Contact: Deborah Skog

Registration: Financial and Retirement Planning workshop

Description:
Schedule:
9:30-10 a.m.: Registration, rolls, juice and coffee
10 a.m.-12:30 p.m.: Workshop, boxed lunch and prizes

Contact: Deborah Skog

Registration: Financial and Retirement Planning workshop

Description:
Schedule:
9:30-10 a.m.: Registration, rolls, juice and coffee
10 a.m.-12:30 p.m.: Workshop, boxed lunch and prizes

Contact: Lynne Bolton, 651-272-3940

Registration: St. Paul Federation of Teachers Lobby Day

Contact: Alicia Loosbrock, 800-862-1176

Registration: GSU Board Meeting

Contact: Loreen Nowacki, 320-235-7220

Registration: CLU Crisis Assessment

Contact: Jan Anderson, 651-247-7641

Registration: MVU Governance Board meeting

Contact: Shirley Roeber, 651-292-4884

Registration: ESP regional meeting

Description:
'Safe Schools'
Meeting: 5-7:30 p.m.
Dinner: 5 p.m.
For more information, please contact Shirley Roeber, 651-292-4884.

Contact: Alicia Loosbrock, 800-862-1176

Registration: Core training MRA II: Morton

Description:
One of the indicators of a strong local is a diverse team of knowledgeable, well-trained elected and appointed leaders. That includes Member Rights Advocates, who deal directly with members to address their concerns, resolve their problems and enforce our contracts.

This five-hour session covers investigating an issue, informal problem-solving techniques and organizing as alternatives to more formal avenues such as grievances or legal proceedings. Learn more here.

Host: Great Southwest United.

Contact: Sarah Hron, 218-262-1680

Registration: Core training MRA II: Hibbing

Description:
One of the indicators of a strong local is a diverse team of knowledgeable, well-trained elected and appointed leaders. That includes Member Rights Advocates, who deal directly with members to address their concerns, resolve their problems and enforce our contracts.

This five-hour session covers investigating an issue, informal problem-solving techniques and organizing as alternatives to more formal avenues such as grievances or legal proceedings. Learn more here.

Host: Iron Range Service Unit

Contact: Jeremy Swensen, 612-529-9621

Registration: Core training MRA I

Description:
One of the indicators of a strong local is a diverse team of knowledgeable, well-trained elected and appointed leaders. That includes Member Rights Advocates, who deal directly with members to address their concerns, resolve their problems and enforce our contracts.

This five-hour session explores the fundamentals of advocacy, valuing member concerns and managing conflict. The Advocacy Model is introduced. Learn more here.

Host: Minneapolis Federation of Teachers

Contact: Alicia Loosbrock, 800-862-1176

Registration: Core training MRA II: Morton

Description:
One of the indicators of a strong local is a diverse team of knowledgeable, well-trained elected and appointed leaders. That includes Member Rights Advocates, who deal directly with members to address their concerns, resolve their problems and enforce our contracts.

This five-hour session covers investigating an issue, informal problem-solving techniques and organizing as alternatives to more formal avenues such as grievances or legal proceedings. Learn more here.

Host: Great Southwest United.

Contact: Sarah Hron, 218-262-1680

Registration: Core training MRA II: Hibbing

Description:
One of the indicators of a strong local is a diverse team of knowledgeable, well-trained elected and appointed leaders. That includes Member Rights Advocates, who deal directly with members to address their concerns, resolve their problems and enforce our contracts.

This five-hour session covers investigating an issue, informal problem-solving techniques and organizing as alternatives to more formal avenues such as grievances or legal proceedings. Learn more here.

Host: Iron Range Service Unit

Contact: Nancy Benson

Registration: CVU Executive Board meeting

Contact: Shirley Roeber, 651-292-4884

Registration: ESP regional meeting

Description:
'Safe Schools'
Meeting: 5-7:30 p.m.
Dinner: 5 p.m.
For more information, please contact Shirley Roeber, 651-292-4884.

Contact: Clara Waddell, 320-253-2530

Registration: Core training MRA I

Description:
One of the indicators of a strong local is a diverse team of knowledgeable, well-trained elected and appointed leaders. That includes Member Rights Advocates, who deal directly with members to address their concerns, resolve their problems and enforce our contracts.

This five-hour session explores the fundamentals of advocacy, valuing member concerns and managing conflict. The Advocacy Model is introduced. Learn more here.

Note: Members must attend both sessions to get credit!  (Feb. 28 & March 2)

Contact: Monica Sturm, 320-252-6664

Registration: Education Minnesota Central meeting

Contact: Monica Sturm, 320-252-6664

Registration: Education Minnesota Central meeting

Contact: Clara Waddell, 320-253-2530

Registration: Great River Area Council meeting

Description:
For more information, contact Clara Waddell, 320-252-6664.

Contact: Kathy Erie, 507-288-5409/1-800-642-3250

Registration: Rochester lobby day

Contact: Janie Hemmelgarn,763-421-9110

Registration: Core training LCAT I & II

Description:
Host: Anoka Hennepin

The LCAT program helps locals with internal organizing and community engagement campaigns. The goal is to build positive, sustainable relationships among educators and those who live and work in their communities. Locals do this by creating teams that include local leadership, negotiators, members of settlement committees, and those with an interest in organizing in their schools and communities. Training sessions are offered to give teachers and ESPs foundational skills to help their local union build power and reach their goals.

Participating local teams should consist of one member of the bargaining team, one member of the local’s leadership group and two additional members who will become part of the local’s Contract Action Team. The complete 10-hour training can be done on a Friday night and Saturday.

The maximum number of participating local teams is six.

Contact: Shirley Roeber, 651-292-4884

Registration: ESP regional meeting

Description:
'Safe Schools'
Meeting: 5-7:30 p.m.
Dinner: 5 p.m.
For more information, please contact Shirley Roeber, 651-292-4884.

Contact: Clara Waddell, 320-253-2530

Registration: Core training MRA I

Description:
One of the indicators of a strong local is a diverse team of knowledgeable, well-trained elected and appointed leaders. That includes Member Rights Advocates, who deal directly with members to address their concerns, resolve their problems and enforce our contracts.

This five-hour session explores the fundamentals of advocacy, valuing member concerns and managing conflict. The Advocacy Model is introduced. Learn more here.

Note: Members must attend both sessions to get credit!  (Feb. 28 & March 2)

Contact: Janie Hemmelgarn,763-421-9110

Registration: Core training LCAT I & II

Description:
Host: Anoka Hennepin

The LCAT program helps locals with internal organizing and community engagement campaigns. The goal is to build positive, sustainable relationships among educators and those who live and work in their communities. Locals do this by creating teams that include local leadership, negotiators, members of settlement committees, and those with an interest in organizing in their schools and communities. Training sessions are offered to give teachers and ESPs foundational skills to help their local union build power and reach their goals.

Participating local teams should consist of one member of the bargaining team, one member of the local’s leadership group and two additional members who will become part of the local’s Contract Action Team. The complete 10-hour training can be done on a Friday night and Saturday.

The maximum number of participating local teams is six.

Contact: Loreen Nowacki, 1550 Willmar Ave., S.E., Suite C., Willmar

Registration: CLU Super Relicensure Saturday

Contact: Loreen Nowacki, 1550 Willmar Ave., S.E., Suite C., Willmar

Registration: Core training MRA II

Description:
One of the indicators of a strong local is a diverse team of knowledgeable, well-trained elected and appointed leaders. That includes Member Rights Advocates, who deal directly with members to address their concerns, resolve their problems and enforce our contracts.

This five-hour session covers investigating an issue, informal problem-solving techniques and organizing as alternatives to more formal avenues such as grievances or legal proceedings. Learn more here.

Contact: Loreen Nowacki, 1550 Willmar Ave., S.E., Suite C., Willmar

Registration: Core training MRA I

Description:
One of the indicators of a strong local is a diverse team of knowledgeable, well-trained elected and appointed leaders. That includes Member Rights Advocates, who deal directly with members to address their concerns, resolve their problems and enforce our contracts.

This five-hour session explores the fundamentals of advocacy, valuing member concerns and managing conflict. The Advocacy Model is introduced. Learn more here.

Contact: Lynne Bolton, 651-272-3940

Registration: St. Paul Federation of Teachers Lobby Day

Contact: Alicia Loosbrock, 800-862-1176

Registration: GSU Local Presidents Meeting

Contact: Loreen Nowacki, 320-235-7220

Registration: CLU Board Meeting

Registration: Minnesota School Social Workers Association lobby day

Contact: Jan Lichy

Registration: ECFE and ABE lobby day

Contact: Monica Sturm, 320-252-6664

Registration: Central Area Council meeting

Description:
For more information, contact Monica Sturm, 320-252-6664.

Contact: Jan Anderson, 651-247-7641

Registration: MVU Negotiators meeting

Contact: Barb Palma

Registration: Mounds View lobby day

Contact: Shirley Roeber, 651-292-4884

Registration: ESP regional meeting

Description:
'Safe Schools'
Meeting: 5-7:30 p.m.
Dinner: 5 p.m.
For more information, please contact Shirley Roeber, 651-292-4884.

Contact: Cherie Weller, 1-800-642-2350 or 507-288-5409

Registration: Southcentral MN UniServ Governance Meeting

Description:
For more information, contact Cherie Weller, 1-800-642-2350 or 507-288-5409.

Contact: Monica Sturm, 320-252-6664

Registration: Education Minnesota Central regional negotiations overnighter

Contact: Terry Dzuck, 218-723-2306

Registration: LSSU Winter Drive-in

Contact: Jeremy Swensen, 612-529-9621

Registration: Core training MRA II

Description:
One of the indicators of a strong local is a diverse team of knowledgeable, well-trained elected and appointed leaders. That includes Member Rights Advocates, who deal directly with members to address their concerns, resolve their problems and enforce our contracts.

This five-hour session covers investigating an issue, informal problem-solving techniques and organizing as alternatives to more formal avenues such as grievances or legal proceedings. Learn more here.

Host: Minneapolis Federation of Teachers

Contact: Shirley Roeber, 651-292-4884

Registration: Degrees Not Debt presentation

Description:

8:30 a.m., Checkin-in

Host: Southcentral Minnesota Uniserv

Contact: Monica Sturm, 320-252-6664

Registration: Education Minnesota Central regional negotiations overnighter

Contact: Alicia Loosbrock, 800-862-1176

Registration: GSU Local Presidents Meeting

Contact: Loreen Nowacki, 320-235-7220, 800-642-3239

Registration: Central Lakes United lobby day

Contact: Donna Leff

Registration: Minnesota Valley UniServ lobby day

Contact: Jeff Hyma

Registration: Winona lobby day

Contact: Greg Miller

Registration: Nashwauk Keewatin lobby day

Contact: Kathy Erie

Registration: Rochester lobby day

Contact: Mary Montez, 952-431-4046

Registration: Dakota County United Educators lobby day

Contact: Cherie Weller, 1-800-642-2350 or 507-288-5409

Registration: Hiawatha Valley Teachers United lobby day

Description:
HVTU Governance Board meeting and dinner

Contact: Rhonda Hopkins, 1-800-642-2350 or 507-288-5409

Registration: Core training MRA I

Description:
One of the indicators of a strong local is a diverse team of knowledgeable, well-trained elected and appointed leaders. That includes Member Rights Advocates, who deal directly with members to address their concerns, resolve their problems and enforce our contracts.

This five-hour session explores the fundamentals of advocacy, valuing member concerns and managing conflict. The Advocacy Model is introduced. Learn more here.

Contact: Shirley Roeber, 651-292-4884

Registration: ESP regional meeting

Description:
'Safe Schools'
Meeting: 5-7:30 p.m.
Dinner: 5 p.m.
For more information, please contact Shirley Roeber, 651-292-4884.

Contact: Nancy Benson, 507-345-7500, 800-622-8363

Registration: Minnesota Valley Uniserv lobby day

Contact: Stacy Paul

Registration: Education Minnesota Governing Board meeting

Contact: Andrea Gross, 218-751-5957

Registration: Core training CNP I

Description:
This training will help you and your local negotiating team acquire the knowledge and skills to lead your local to settlement. There are two versions: one tailored to education support professionals and one tailored to teachers. Certified negotiators are an asset to every local as we seek to bargain in these challenging times.

Each part of the Certified Negotiator Program is five hours. Participants should complete both parts.

Host: Great Southwest United

Contact: Alicia Loosbrock, 800-862-1176

Registration: GSU Local Presidents Meeting

Contact: Nancy Benson

Registration: CVU Executive Board meeting

Contact: Monica Sturm, 320-252-6664

Registration: Central Area Council lobby day

Contact: Clara Waddell, 320-253-2530

Registration: Mid-Minnesota United lobby day

Contact: Kelly Wilson

Registration: Osseo lobby day

Contact: Vanessa Pulkrabek, 651-247-6247

Registration: Richfield lobby day

Contact: Sandy Miller

Registration: Elk River lobby day

Description:
For more information, contact Cherie Weller, 1-800-642-2350 or 507-288-5409. This event is open to all Southcentral MN UniServ members.

Contact: Monica Sturm

Registration: Osseo lobby day

Contact: Monica Sturm

Registration: Great River Area Council lobby day

Contact: Cherie Weller, 1-800-642-2350 or 507-288-5409

Registration: Hiawatha Valley Teachers United Governing Board meeting

Description:
HVTU Governance Board meeting and dinner

Contact: Jan Anderson, 651-247-7641

Registration: MVU presidents/building reps meeting

Contact: Katy Smith

Registration: Minnesota Association of Family and Early Educators lobby day

Contact: Alyssa Miller

Registration: Forest Lake Education Association lobby day

Contact: Shirley Roeber, 651-292-4884

Registration: ESP regional meeting

Description:
'Safe Schools'
Meeting: 5-7:30 p.m.
Dinner: 5 p.m.
For more information, please contact Shirley Roeber, 651-292-4884.

Contact: Val Pedersen, 952-831-7799

Registration: Core training MRA III

Description:

One of the indicators of a strong local is a diverse team of knowledgeable, well-trained elected and appointed leaders. That includes Member Rights Advocates, who deal directly with members to address their concerns, resolve their problems and enforce our contracts.

The MRA III session is five hours and provides in-depth training on grievance processing, representing members in disciplinary meetings and issue organizing.

Participants must complete MRA parts I and II before enrolling in part III. MRA III uses participants’ knowledge and skills from Parts I and II, and focuses deeply on three topics: organizing, representing a member in a disciplinary meeting and grievance processing.

This five-hour session explores the fundamentals of advocacy, valuing member concerns and managing conflict. The Advocacy Model is introduced. Learn more here.

One of the indicators of a strong local is a diverse team of knowledgeable, well-trained elected and appointed leaders. That includes Member Rights Advocates, who deal directly with members to address their concerns, resolve their problems and enforce our contracts.

This five-hour session covers investigating an issue, informal problem-solving techniques and organizing as alternatives to more formal avenues such as grievances or legal proceedings. Learn more here.

Host: Great Southwest United.

Host: Southwest Metro

Contact: Juliann Sturm, 612-529-9621

Registration: Core training MRA I

Description:
One of the indicators of a strong local is a diverse team of knowledgeable, well-trained elected and appointed leaders. That includes Member Rights Advocates, who deal directly with members to address their concerns, resolve their problems and enforce our contracts.

This five-hour session explores the fundamentals of advocacy, valuing member concerns and managing conflict. The Advocacy Model is introduced. Learn more here.

Contact: Andrea Gross, 218-751-5957

Registration: Core training CNP I

Description:
This training will help you and your local negotiating team acquire the knowledge and skills to lead your local to settlement. There are two versions: one tailored to education support professionals and one tailored to teachers. Certified negotiators are an asset to every local as we seek to bargain in these challenging times.

Each part of the Certified Negotiator Program is five hours. Participants should complete both parts.

Host: Great Southwest United

Contact: Angel Morales

Registration: Rochester lobby day

Contact: Cherie Weller, 1-800-642-2350 or 507-288-5409

Registration: Southcentral MN UniServ lobby day

Contact: Katy Smith

Registration: Teacher of the Year lobby day

Contact: Nancy Benson

Registration: CVU president and MRA meeting

Contact: Nancy Benson

Registration: Cannon Valley UniServ lobby day

Contact: Barb Palma

Registration: Centennial lobby day

Contact: Vanessa Pulkrabek, 651-247-6247

Registration: Prior Lake Savage lobby day

Contact: Terry Dzuck, 218-723-2306

Registration: Duluth Federatioin of Teachers lobby day

Contact: Alicia Loosbrock, 800-862-1176

Registration: GSU Board Meeting

Contact: Rhonda Hopkins, 1-800-642-2350 or 507-288-5409

Registration: Core training MRA I

Description:
One of the indicators of a strong local is a diverse team of knowledgeable, well-trained elected and appointed leaders. That includes Member Rights Advocates, who deal directly with members to address their concerns, resolve their problems and enforce our contracts.

This five-hour session explores the fundamentals of advocacy, valuing member concerns and managing conflict. The Advocacy Model is introduced. Learn more here.

Contact: Deborah Skog

Registration: Financial and Retirement Planning workshop

Description:
Limited seating. Registration required.

Contact: Alicia Loosbrock, 800-862-1176

Registration: GSU Spring Seminar

Contact: Shirley Roeber, 651-292-4884

Registration: ESP regional meeting

Description:
'Safe Schools'
Meeting: 5-7:30 p.m.
Dinner: 5 p.m.
For more information, please contact Shirley Roeber, 651-292-4884.

Contact: Shirley Roeber, 651-292-4884

Registration: Degrees Not Debt presentation

Description:

8:30 a.m., Checkin-in

Host: Southcentral Minnesota Uniserv
To register: RSVP with Deborah Skog at 651-292-4856 or Deborah.skog@edmn.org
 

Contact: Alicia Loosbrock, 800-862-1176

Registration: GSU Outstanding Member Awards

Contact: Alicia Loosbrock, 800-862-1176

Registration: GSU Representative Convention

Contact: Rhonda Hopkins, 1-800-642-2350 or 507-288-5409

Registration: Core training CNP I

Description:
This training will help you and your local negotiating team acquire the knowledge and skills to lead your local to settlement. There are two versions: one tailored to education support professionals and one tailored to teachers. Certified negotiators are an asset to every local as we seek to bargain in these challenging times.

Each part of the Certified Negotiator Program is five hours. Participants should complete both parts.

Host: Western North

Contact: Rhonda Hopkins, 1-800-642-2350 or 507-288-5409

Registration: Core training CNP I

Description:
This training will help you and your local negotiating team acquire the knowledge and skills to lead your local to settlement. There are two versions: one tailored to education support professionals and one tailored to teachers. Certified negotiators are an asset to every local as we seek to bargain in these challenging times.

Each part of the Certified Negotiator Program is five hours. Participants should complete both parts.

Host: Western North

Contact: Monica Sturm

Registration: Core training MRA III

Description:
One of the indicators of a strong local is a diverse team of knowledgeable, well-trained elected and appointed leaders. That includes Member Rights Advocates, who deal directly with members to address their concerns, resolve their problems and enforce our contracts.

This five-hour session covers investigating an issue, informal problem-solving techniques and organizing as alternatives to more formal avenues such as grievances or legal proceedings. Learn more here.

Contact: Beth Anderson

Registration: North Suburban Service Unit lobby day

Contact: Loreen Nowacki, 320-235-7220

Registration: CLU Board Meeting

Contact: Debbie Kinney

Registration: Inver Grove Heights lobby day

Contact: Deborah Skog

Registration: Financial and Retirement Planning workshop

Description:
EFS Advisors is the ESI sponsored financial and retirement planning program provider for members. Licensed advisors work with members to provide professional financial and retirement planning advice and services. All financial products are carefully selected and monitored by EFS Advisors and ESI.

Learn more here!

Contact: Deborah Skog

Registration: Financial Planning for Beginners and Next Gen

Description:
Schedule:
4:15-4:45 p.m.: Registration and exhibits
4:45-6:15 p.m.: Workshop, dinner and prizes
Complimentary boxed lunch provided

Learn more here.

Contact: Janie Hemmelgarn,763-421-9110

Registration: Anoka-Hennepin lobby day

Contact: Terry Dzuck, 218-723-2306

Registration: Lake Superior Service Unit lobby day

Contact: Cherie Weller, 1-800-642-2350 or 507-288-5409

Registration: Hiawatha Valley Teachers United Spring Professional Conference

Description:
HVTU Governance Board meeting and dinner

Contact: Jan Anderson, 651-247-7641

Registration: MVU Representative Assembly

Contact: Clara Waddell, 320-253-2530

Registration: Great River Area Council meeting

Description:
For more information, contact Clara Waddell, 320-252-6664.

Contact: Rhonda Hopkins, 1-800-642-2350 or 507-288-5409

Registration: Western North lobby day

Contact: Tracy Mena

Registration: Robbinsdale lobby day

Contact: Debbie Kinney

Registration: South Washington County lobby day

Contact: Debbie Kinney

Registration: Stillwater lobby day

Contact: Monica Sturm, 320-252-6664

Registration: Education Minnesota Central lobby day

Contact: Alyssa Mueller

Registration: St. Croix Education Association lobby day

Description:
Learn more about lobby days.

Contact: Deborah Skog

Registration: Financial and Retirement Planning workshop

Description:
EFS Advisors is the ESI sponsored financial and retirement planning program provider for members. Licensed advisors work with members to provide professional financial and retirement planning advice and services. All financial products are carefully selected and monitored by EFS Advisors and ESI.

Learn more here!

Contact: Deborah Skog

Registration: Financial and Retirement Planning workshop

Description:
EFS Advisors is the ESI sponsored financial and retirement planning program provider for members. Licensed advisors work with members to provide professional financial and retirement planning advice and services. All financial products are carefully selected and monitored by EFS Advisors and ESI.

Learn more here!

Contact: Nancy Benson

Registration: CVU Executive Board meeting

Contact: Nancy Benson

Registration: CVU Rep. Assembly

Contact: Monica Sturm, 320-252-6664

Registration: Central Area Council meeting

Description:
For more information, contact Monica Sturm, 320-252-6664.

Contact: Clara Waddell, 320-253-2530

Registration: Mid-Minnesota United meeting

Description:
For more information, contact Clara Waddell, 320-253-2530.

Contact: Cherie Weller, 1-800-642-2350 or 507-288-5409

Registration: Southcentral MN UniServ negotiations meeting

Description:
For more information, contact Cherie Weller, 1-800-642-2350 or 507-288-5409.

Contact: Jeremy Swensen, 612-529-9621

Registration: Core training MRA III

Description:
One of the indicators of a strong local is a diverse team of knowledgeable, well-trained elected and appointed leaders. That includes Member Rights Advocates, who deal directly with members to address their concerns, resolve their problems and enforce our contracts.

This five-hour session covers investigating an issue, informal problem-solving techniques and organizing as alternatives to more formal avenues such as grievances or legal proceedings. Learn more here.

Host: Minneapolis Federation of Teachers

Contact: Beth Anderson

Registration: Wayzata and Brooklyn Center lobby day

Contact: Aaron VanMoorlehem

Registration: Farmington Education Association/Northfield Education Association lobby day

Contact: Aaron VanMoorlehem

Registration: Farmington Education Association and Northfield Education Association lobby day

Contact: Shirley Roeber, 651-292-4884

Registration: ESP regional meeting

Description:
'Safe Schools'
Meeting: 5-7:30 p.m.
Dinner: 5 p.m.
For more information, please contact Shirley Roeber, 651-292-4884.

Contact: Juliann Sturm

Registration: Core training MRA I

Description:
One of the indicators of a strong local is a diverse team of knowledgeable, well-trained elected and appointed leaders. That includes Member Rights Advocates, who deal directly with members to address their concerns, resolve their problems and enforce our contracts.

This five-hour session explores the fundamentals of advocacy, valuing member concerns and managing conflict. The Advocacy Model is introduced. Learn more here.

Host: Elk River Education Association

Contact: Rhonda Hopkins, 1-800-642-2350 or 507-288-5409

Registration: Western North lobby day

Contact: Cherie Weller, 1-800-642-2350 or 507-288-5409

Registration: Southcentral MN UniServ Governance Board and Education Minnesota RC delegates meeting

Description:
For more information, contact Cherie Weller, 1-800-642-2350 or 507-288-5409.

Contact: Sarah Hron, 218-262-1680

Registration: Iron Range Service Unit lobby day

Contact: Stacy Paul

Registration: Education Minnesota Governing Board meeting

Contact: Stacy Paul

Registration: Education Minnesota Representative Convention

Contact: Stacy Paul

Registration: Education Minnesota Representative Convention

Contact: Taylor Jacobs

Registration: Burnsville lobby day

Contact: Deborah Skog

Registration: Financial and Retirement Planning workshop

Description:
EFS Advisors is the ESI sponsored financial and retirement planning program provider for members. Licensed advisors work with members to provide professional financial and retirement planning advice and services. All financial products are carefully selected and monitored by EFS Advisors and ESI.

Learn more here!

Contact: Nancy Benson

Registration: CVU Spring Fling

Contact: Cherie Weller, 1-800-642-2350 or 507-288-5409

Registration: Southcentral MN UniServ member rights and ULAs meeting

Description:
For more information, contact Cherie Weller, 1-800-642-2350 or 507-288-5409.
Open to all South central MN Uniserv members facing ULAs or non-renewals.

Contact: Angel Morales

Registration: Rochester lobby day

Contact: Monica Sturm, 320-252-6664

Registration: St. Cloud lobby day

Contact: Deborah Skog

Registration: Financial and Retirement Planning workshop

Description:
EFS Advisors is the ESI sponsored financial and retirement planning program provider for members. Licensed advisors work with members to provide professional financial and retirement planning advice and services. All financial products are carefully selected and monitored by EFS Advisors and ESI.

Learn more here!

Contact: Alicia Loosbrock, 800-862-1176

Registration: GSU recognition banquet

Contact: Janie Hemmelgarn,763-421-9110

Registration: Anoka-Hennepin lobby day

Contact: Debbie Kinney

Registration: Inver Grove Heights lobby day

Contact: Alicia Loosbrock, 800-862-1176

Registration: GSU recognition banquet

Contact: Nancy Benson

Registration: CVU negotiation meeting

Contact: Clara Waddell, 320-253-2530

Registration: Great River Area Council meeting

Description:
For more information, contact Clara Waddell, 320-252-6664.

Contact: Stacy Paul

Registration: Education Minnesota Governing Board meeting

Contact: Stacy Paul

Registration: Education Minnesota Governing Board meeting

Contact: Kieren Steinhoff, 651-292-4865

Registration: Education Minnesota Teacher of the Year banquet

Description:
Learn about our Teacher of the Year program. For more information, contact Kieren Steinhoff.

Contact: Loreen Nowacki, 320-235-7220

Registration: CLU Board Meeting

Contact: Alicia Loosbrock, 800-862-1176

Registration: GSU Board planning meeting

Contact: Sandy Miller

Registration: Core training MRA II

Description:
One of the indicators of a strong local is a diverse team of knowledgeable, well-trained elected and appointed leaders. That includes Member Rights Advocates, who deal directly with members to address their concerns, resolve their problems and enforce our contracts.

This five-hour session covers investigating an issue, informal problem-solving techniques and organizing as alternatives to more formal avenues such as grievances or legal proceedings. Learn more here.
 

Contact: Cherie Weller, 1-800-642-2350 or 507-288-5409

Registration: Hiawatha Valley Teachers United planning and budget meeting

Description:
HVTU Governance Board meeting and dinner

Contact: Monica Sturm, 320-252-6664

Registration: Central Area Council meeting

Description:
For more information, contact Monica Sturm, 320-252-6664.

Contact: Jan Anderson, 651-247-7641

Registration: MVU president/negotiators meeting

Contact: Loreen Nowacki, 320-235-7220

Registration: CLU Recognition dinner

Contact: Kathy Erie

Registration: Core training MRA I

Description:
One of the indicators of a strong local is a diverse team of knowledgeable, well-trained elected and appointed leaders. That includes Member Rights Advocates, who deal directly with members to address their concerns, resolve their problems and enforce our contracts.

This five-hour session explores the fundamentals of advocacy, valuing member concerns and managing conflict. The Advocacy Model is introduced. Learn more here.

Host:  Rochester Education Association

Contact: Kathy Erie

Registration: Core training MRA I

Description:
One of the indicators of a strong local is a diverse team of knowledgeable, well-trained elected and appointed leaders. That includes Member Rights Advocates, who deal directly with members to address their concerns, resolve their problems and enforce our contracts.

This five-hour session explores the fundamentals of advocacy, valuing member concerns and managing conflict. The Advocacy Model is introduced. Learn more here.

Host:  Rochester Education Association

Contact: Pettersen, Elizabeth, 651-292-4893

Registration: Trauma-Informed, Restorative Practices for Educators

Description:
Education Minnesota invites all members to a one-day symposium on trauma informed, restorative practices for educators.  This symposium was designed by both classroom teachers and ESPs to address school safety concerns and provide new alternatives and intervention strategies to curb the over-reliance on exclusionary punishments.  This symposium will start the important conversation on how we can work together to improve school safety, close achievement gaps, end structural racism, and build stronger schools.

Members can register online. Education Minnesota will reimburse mileage for all members and will provide breakfast and lunch. Participants will earn five continuing education clock hours. Registration is limited to the first sixty members who apply.

We will generate a wait list and notify interested members when spots become available. Registration will close on April 25, 2017 at 11:30 p.m.

Contact: Nancy Benson

Registration: CVU Executive Board meeting

Contact: Nancy Benson

Registration: CVU planning meeting

Contact: Cherie Weller, 1-800-642-2350 or 507-288-5409

Registration: Hiawatha Valley Teachers United NEA RA delegates meeting

Description:
HVTU Governance Board meeting and dinner

Contact: Jan Anderson, 651-247-7641

Registration: MVU Governance Board meeting

Contact: Cherie Weller, 1-800-642-2350 or 507-288-5409

Registration: Southcentral MN UniServ planning and budget meeting

Description:
For more information, contact Cherie Weller, 1-800-642-2350 or 507-288-5409.
 

Contact: Jan Anderson, 651-247-7641

Registration: MVU planning meeting

Contact: Donna Leff, 507-345-7500

Registration: Core training CNP I for teachers

Description:
This training will help you and your local negotiating team acquire the knowledge and skills to lead your local to settlement. There are two versions: one tailored to education support professionals and one tailored to teachers. Certified negotiators are an asset to every local as we seek to bargain in these challenging times.

Each part of the Certified Negotiator Program is five hours. Participants should complete both parts.

Host: Minnesota Valley UniServ

Contact: Andrea Gross, 218-751-5957

Registration: Core training MRA I

Description:
One of the indicators of a strong local is a diverse team of knowledgeable, well-trained elected and appointed leaders. That includes Member Rights Advocates, who deal directly with members to address their concerns, resolve their problems and enforce our contracts.

This five-hour session explores the fundamentals of advocacy, valuing member concerns and managing conflict. The Advocacy Model is introduced. Learn more here.

Lunch will be provided.

Contact: Loreen Nowacki, 320-235-7220

Registration: CLU Recognition dinner

Contact: Andrea Gross, 800-622-4971: ext. 2301

Registration: Emerging Leaders training

Description:
This training is for newly emerging union members who are:

• Interested in becoming leaders within their profession
• Team players, eager to learn
• Ready to develop their potential beyond the classroom
• Committed to improving the profession
• Ready to mobilize their fellow members

Contact: Andrea Gross, 800-622-4971: ext. 2301

Registration: Emerging Leaders training

Description:
This training is for newly emerging union members who are:

• Interested in becoming leaders within their profession
• Team players, eager to learn
• Ready to develop their potential beyond the classroom
• Committed to improving the profession
• Ready to mobilize their fellow members

Contact: Andrea Gross, 800-622-4971: ext. 2301

Registration: Emerging Leaders training

Description:
This training is for newly emerging union members who are:

• Interested in becoming leaders within their profession
• Team players, eager to learn
• Ready to develop their potential beyond the classroom
• Committed to improving the profession
• Ready to mobilize their fellow members

Contact: Monica Sturm, 320-252-6664

Registration: Education Minnesota Central meeting

Contact: Laura Duffey, 651-259-5263

Registration: DNR Summer Workshop

Description:

Educators of grades K-8 are invited to a free workshop that introduces PLT environmental education lessons. Participants will get the PLT K-8 activity guide, lunch and six continuing education units.

Participants get the PLT K-8 activity guide, lunch and six continuing education units.

Contact: Loreen Nowacki, 1550 Willmar Ave., S.E., Suite C., Willmar

Registration: CLU Governing Board planning meeting

Contact: Deborah Skog

Registration: Financial planning and retirement essentials workshop

Description:
Agenda
9:30-10 a.m. Registration, rolls, juice and coffee
10 a.m.:-12:30 p.m.: Workshop, boxed lunch and prizes



 

Contact: Deborah Skog

Registration: Financial planning and retirement essentials workshop

Description:
Agenda
9:30-10 a.m. Registration, rolls, juice and coffee
10 a.m.:-12:30 p.m.: Workshop, boxed lunch and prizes


 

Contact: Laura Duffey, 651-259-5263

Registration: DNR Summer Workshop

Description:

Designed for grade 7-12 teachers, this workshop introduces the new Project Learning Tree (PLT) secondary module on forests and climate change. Module covers lessons on the history of climate science, how climate change affects our forests and ecosystems, how people are working to manage and adapt forests, carbon sequestration, assessing life cycles of forest products, and creating solutions for change. Engaging, hands-on PLT activities use trees and natural resources to engage students in science, math, English language arts, and social studies.

Registration Fee: $20 - Participants get the PLT SE Forests and Climate Change secondary module, lunch, and 4.5 CEUs. Some activities may be outdoors, so dress for the weather.

Contact: Alicia Entinger, 800-862-1176

Registration: Core training MRA I

Description:
One of the indicators of a strong local is a diverse team of knowledgeable, well-trained elected and appointed leaders. That includes Member Rights Advocates, who deal directly with members to address their concerns, resolve their problems and enforce our contracts.

This five-hour session explores the fundamentals of advocacy, valuing member concerns and managing conflict. The Advocacy Model is introduced. Learn more here.

Host: Great Southwest United

Contact: Website

Registration: Mindfulness in Education Summer Institute

Description:
The Center for Spirituality and Healing is hosting three days of professional learning and discussion on mindfulness research and practices to address urgent needs in schools. The Mindfulness in Education Summer Institute runs June 28-30 at Webster Elementary School in Minneapolis.

Topics include the current state of mindfulness research, role of mindfulness in education, research-informed evaluation of available mindfulness programs and mindfulness, equity and culturally responsive practices. Continuing education credits are available upon completion. Scholarships are also available.

• The $300 cost includes lunch all three days.
• Learn more and register for this three-day event.
• Registration limited to 100 participants
• CEUs available to participants upon completion of the Institute

Contact: Website

Registration: Mindfulness in Education Summer Institute

Description:
The Center for Spirituality and Healing is hosting three days of professional learning and discussion on mindfulness research and practices to address urgent needs in schools. The Mindfulness in Education Summer Institute runs June 28-30 at Webster Elementary School in Minneapolis.

Topics include the current state of mindfulness research, role of mindfulness in education, research-informed evaluation of available mindfulness programs and mindfulness, equity and culturally responsive practices. Continuing education credits are available upon completion. Scholarships are also available.

• The $300 cost includes lunch all three days.
• Learn more and register for this three-day event.
• Registration limited to 100 participants
• CEUs available to participants upon completion of the Institute

Contact: Website

Registration: Mindfulness in Education Summer Institute

Description:
The Center for Spirituality and Healing is hosting three days of professional learning and discussion on mindfulness research and practices to address urgent needs in schools. The Mindfulness in Education Summer Institute runs June 28-30 at Webster Elementary School in Minneapolis.

Topics include the current state of mindfulness research, role of mindfulness in education, research-informed evaluation of available mindfulness programs and mindfulness, equity and culturally responsive practices. Continuing education credits are available upon completion. Scholarships are also available.

• The $300 cost includes lunch all three days.
• Learn more and register for this three-day event.
• Registration limited to 100 participants
• CEUs available to participants upon completion of the Institute

Contact: Deborah Skog

Registration: Financial planning and retirement essentials workshop

Description:
Agenda
9:30-10 a.m. Registration, rolls, juice and coffee
10 a.m.:-12:30 p.m.: Workshop, boxed lunch and prizes



 

Contact: Deborah Skog

Registration: Financial planning and retirement essentials workshop

Description:
Agenda
9:30-10 a.m. Registration, rolls, juice and coffee
10 a.m.:-12:30 p.m.: Workshop, boxed lunch and prizes


 

Contact: Deborah Skog

Registration: Financial Planning for Beginners and NextGen

Description:
Agenda
9:30-10 a.m.: Registration, rolls, juice, coffee and exhibits
10 a.m.-12:30 p.m.: Workshop, boxed lunch and prizes

Contact: Deborah Skog

Registration: Financial planning and retirement essentials workshop

Description:
Agenda
9:30-10 a.m. Registration/rolls, juice, coffee and exhibits
10 a.m.:-12:30 p.m.: Workshop, boxed lunch and prizes

Contact: Mary

Registration: Reading association summer conference

Description:
Registration Fee: $125 for members / $140 for non-members  
For more information and to register, see website.

 

Contact: Deborah Skog

Registration: Financial planning and retirement essentials workshop

Description:
Agenda
9:30-10 a.m. Registration, rolls, juice and coffee
10 a.m.:-12:30 p.m.: Workshop, boxed lunch and prizes








 

Contact: Andrea Gross, 218-751-5957

Registration: Core training MRA II

Description:
One of the indicators of a strong local is a diverse team of knowledgeable, well-trained elected and appointed leaders. That includes Member Rights Advocates, who deal directly with members to address their concerns, resolve their problems and enforce our contracts.

This five-hour session covers investigating an issue, informal problem-solving techniques and organizing as alternatives to more formal avenues such as grievances or legal proceedings. Learn more here.

Host: Great Southwest United.

Contact: Deborah Skog

Registration: Financial planning and retirement essentials workshop

Description:
Agenda
9:30-10 a.m. Registration, rolls, juice and coffee
10 a.m.:-12:30 p.m.: Workshop, boxed lunch and prizes










 

Contact: Deborah Skog

Registration: Financial planning and retirement essentials workshop

Description:
Agenda
9:30-10 a.m. Registration, rolls, juice and coffee
10 a.m.:-12:30 p.m.: Workshop, boxed lunch and prizes











 

Contact: Deborah Skog

Registration: Financial planning and retirement essentials workshop

Description:
Agenda
9:30-10 a.m. Registration, rolls, juice, coffee and exhibits
10 a.m.:-12:30 p.m.: Workshop, boxed lunch and prizes











 

Contact: Deborah Skog

Registration: Financial Planning for Beginners and NextGen

Description:
Agenda
9:30-10 a.m.: Registration, rolls, juice, coffee and exhibits
10 a.m.-12:30 p.m.: Workshop, boxed lunch and prizes

Registration: Accounting training for high school educators

Description:
The Minnesota Society of Certified Public Accountants is hosting a course for high school educators who teach accounting content in their classrooms. The training will take place July 26-28 at the Minnesota Society of CPAs offices in Bloomington.

This training is free and educators will receive a $200 stipend and lunch for attending. The training will focus on daily lesson plans and assignments, pre-written exams, a textbook with notes and PowerPoint presentations, and access to online resources like videos and webcasts.

More information can be found on the website.
 

Registration: Accounting training for high school educators

Description:
The Minnesota Society of Certified Public Accountants is hosting a course for high school educators who teach accounting content in their classrooms. The training will take place July 26-28 at the Minnesota Society of CPAs offices in Bloomington.

This training is free and educators will receive a $200 stipend and lunch for attending. The training will focus on daily lesson plans and assignments, pre-written exams, a textbook with notes and PowerPoint presentations, and access to online resources like videos and webcasts.

More information can be found on the website.

Registration: Accounting training for high school educators

Description:
The Minnesota Society of Certified Public Accountants is hosting a course for high school educators who teach accounting content in their classrooms. The training will take place July 26-28 at the Minnesota Society of CPAs offices in Bloomington.

This training is free and educators will receive a $200 stipend and lunch for attending. The training will focus on daily lesson plans and assignments, pre-written exams, a textbook with notes and PowerPoint presentations, and access to online resources like videos and webcasts.

More information can be found on the website.

Contact: Read more on their website.

Registration: Environmental education annual conference

Description:

This conference will feature workshops and a kayaking excursion at Split Rock Lighthouse, as well as breakout sessions and field trips. Read more on their website.

Contact: Read more on their website.

Registration: Environmental education annual conference

Description:

This conference will feature workshops and a kayaking excursion at Split Rock Lighthouse, as well as breakout sessions and field trips. Read more on their website.

Contact: Read more on their website.

Registration: Environmental education annual conference

Description:

This conference will feature workshops and a kayaking excursion at Split Rock Lighthouse, as well as breakout sessions and field trips. Read more on their website.

Contact: Sam Jasenosky, 800-652-9073 or 651-292-4869.

Registration: Summer Seminar

Description:
Build the skills you need to lead in your local, community and profession at the College of St. Benedict in St. Joseph, Minn., July 31-Aug. 2! Online registration now open!

Questions? Contact Sam Jasenosky, 800-652-9073 or 651-292-4869.

Contact: Sam Jasenosky, 800-652-9073 or 651-292-4869.

Registration: Summer Seminar

Description:
Build the skills you need to lead in your local, community and profession at the College of St. Benedict in St. Joseph, Minn., July 31-Aug. 2! Online registration now open!

Questions? Contact Sam Jasenosky, 800-652-9073 or 651-292-4869.

Contact: Sam Jasenosky, 800-652-9073 or 651-292-4869.

Registration: Summer Seminar

Description:
Build the skills you need to lead in your local, community and profession at the College of St. Benedict in St. Joseph, Minn., July 31-Aug. 2! Online registration now open!

Questions? Contact Sam Jasenosky, 800-652-9073 or 651-292-4869.

Contact: Jessica Ellison at 651-259-3427

Registration: War and Remembrance Educator Workshop

Description:
Join other secondary-level educators in a daylong workshop that explores how Americans memorialize war and military service in public and how war gets remembered through the personal stories of Veterans. The day will include learning from and with Veterans through discussion, hands-on activities with artifacts from the MNHS collection, as well as a facilitated tour of war memorials at the Minnesota State Capitol Mall. Participants will leave with resources and ideas to enhance student visits to the Capitol grounds and generate discussion around war and memory. Registration is $20.

Light breakfast, lunch, parking, materials and CEUs included.

This workshop is co-presented by the Minnesota Humanities Center and the Minnesota Historical Society thanks to generous funding from the Minnesota Arts & Cultural Heritage Fund.

Contact: Kristi Berg, 952-431-9243

Registration: Minnesota Zoo engineering and science workshop

Description:
See the Zoo in a whole new way. This three-day institute will engage teachers in utilizing animals and the Zoo as a tool to integrate engineering concepts into their curriculum.

Based on the Minnesota State Science Standards, sessions will focus on Engineering BY Animals, Engineering FROM Animals (biomimicry), and Engineering FOR Animals.

Deadline for reservations: Aug. 2
Grades: K-12 educators
Fee:  $50/person
CEUs: 18 CEUs available
More information: Website:

 

Contact: Kristi Berg, 952-431-9243

Registration: Minnesota Zoo engineering and science workshop

Description:
See the Zoo in a whole new way. This three-day institute will engage teachers in utilizing animals and the Zoo as a tool to integrate engineering concepts into their curriculum.

Based on the Minnesota State Science Standards, sessions will focus on Engineering BY Animals, Engineering FROM Animals (biomimicry), and Engineering FOR Animals.

Deadline for reservations: Aug. 2
Grades: K-12 educators
Fee:  $50/person
CEUs: 18 CEUs available
More information: Website:

 

Contact: Jessica Ellison at 651-259-3427

Registration: History Fest

Description:
Participants will have a choice of several educator-led sessions, focusing on state, national and world history, as well as assessments and primary sources. The registration fee is $50 and includes parking, a light breakfast, lunch and CEUs.

Light breakfast, lunch, parking, materials and CEUs included.

This workshop is co-presented by the Minnesota Humanities Center and the Minnesota Historical Society thanks to generous funding from the Minnesota Arts & Cultural Heritage Fund.

Contact: Andrea Gross, 218-751-5957

Registration: Kramer Brown presidents meeting and legislative wrapup

Contact: Kristi Berg, 952-431-9243

Registration: Minnesota Zoo engineering and science workshop

Description:
See the Zoo in a whole new way. This three-day institute will engage teachers in utilizing animals and the Zoo as a tool to integrate engineering concepts into their curriculum.

Based on the Minnesota State Science Standards, sessions will focus on Engineering BY Animals, Engineering FROM Animals (biomimicry), and Engineering FOR Animals.

Deadline for reservations: Aug. 2
Grades: K-12 educators
Fee:  $50/person
CEUs: 18 CEUs available
More information: Website: