26th Annual Conference
Date: October 28-30, 2010
Location: Nashville, Tennessee
2010 marked the 26th CSIET Annual Conference which was held in Nashville, Tennessee on October 28-30, 2010. Nearly 160 particpants attended the three-day meeting which consisted of workshops with informative topics focusing on community best practices, legislative initiatives and school outreach opportunities. Session topics included “Darkness to Light Pre-Conference Workshop”, “Advocacy & Federal Budget Update”, “United States Department of State J Visa Session”, “Untangling the Social Web”, “International Member Accreditation”, “Local Representative Screening Workshop”, “Conducting & Evaluating Criminal Background Checks”, and “Host Family Screening & Orientation Workshop.? Several of the presentation materials can be accessed through our “Members Only” website or by clicking here.
“The conference sessions provided me with practical and applicable information to take back to my organization. The speakers were very engaging and the Department of State J Visa session came at an important time for our community. The Darkness to Light pre conference training session was a great addition to this years agenda.” – CSIET Exchange Program Member
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Conference Links
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2010 Conference Keynote Speaker:
Amanda Ripley, author of “The Unthinkable” and a contributing writer at TIME Magazine shared her new research initiative about how other countries have managed to create smarter, cheaper, fairer public school systems and what the United States can learn from their successes.
CSIET would like to thank all conference sponsors and community members for their support of CSIET during the conference and throughout the year.
26th Annual Conference Sponsors –
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Friday Reception – IntelliCorp Records, Inc. |
Coffee Break Sponsorship – Council on International Educational Exchange |
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Chair’s Circle – AVI International Pacific Intercultural Exchange
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Ambassadors – Center for Cultural Interchange Educational and Cultural Interactions Educational Resource Development Trust – ERDT/SHARE German American Partnership Program STS Foundation Student American International Youth For Understanding – USA |