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Day One Schedule

8:30 AM 

Registation and Breakfast

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Check in and pick up your conference materials.

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Menu: Start your day with a hearty breakfast of Bacon and Eggs.

9:00 AM 

Welcome

Starting the day with some housekeeping notes and an engaging icebreaker session to get to know your fellow attendees.

9:30 AM 

About ASEC

Discover ASEC's Mission, Vision, and Values. We will also present an overview of the strategic plan and provide a status update on last year's initiatives.

10:00 Am

Break

 

Take a moment to relax and recharge before the next session.

Hospitality Suite open! 

10:30 AM 

Break out groups 

  • Position Breakout Sessions:

    • Groups will be pre-sorted, and questions will be provided.

    • Discuss how being involved with ASEC can support your role this year.

    • Identify your biggest support, knowledge, and capacity gaps.

11:00 AM 

Intro to Advocacy

From Jason Roth, NAITSA External Relations Director

Gain a deeper understanding of what it takes to be a student advocate. Explore the strategies, tools, and best practices used by successful student advocates, and learn how advocacy can significantly impact students' educational experience and outcomes.

12:00 PM 

ASEC Ecosystem Welcome

Partners join to offer 5 minute introductions about what their role/involvement with ASEC is and how we collaborate. Time for Q&A to follow. - APSN, CAUS, ABGPAC, OER WG, ACC

1:00 PM 

Lunch

 

Menu: Enjoy a delicious Mexican style lunch.

2:00 PM

The Belonging Experience
Kind Conversations

From Cherie Sawaryn

Facilitated by BeeKind Hive, this session will focus on creating a sense of belonging through kind and meaningful conversations.

5:00 PM 

Get Involved

Members from last year share ways to get involved with ASEC and associated expectations/processes for election

6:30

Dinner 

 

METRO --  Dinner and activities!

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ASEC's office is located on Treaty 6 Territory. We wish to acknowledge the traditional homeland of the many diverse First Nations, Métis, and Inuit people whose elders have walked this land before us and those persons of whom we share this great land with today. We are grateful to work and live upon this territory together and for the means to learn from all of the traditional peoples of these lands as we move forward together in reconciliation.

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