APPA 2007
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July 15 - 17, 2007 |
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Baltimore, Maryland |
Program Highlights
APPA 2007 will feature speakers with creative and innovative thoughts about the future solutions to pressing issues in three key areas: energy strategies and sustainability; workforce demographics; and emerging technologies. Each day will focus on one topic, starting with the day's plenary and general sessions which will be followed by panel and breakout sessions designed to provide practical tools and technologies to use on current and future projects on your campus.
Preliminary Program
PROGRAM HIGHLIGHTS The following is a sample of the sessions that will be presented at APPA 2007 to help prepare you for the future in educational facilities management. Sustainable Strategies for Success Sustainability efforts take into consideration the cultivation of the entire campus environment. These sessions will examine trends in sustainable practices and guidance on how to implement them on your campus, including a focus on short-term actions as well as long-term planning.
Planning for a Better Tomorrow Transform your thought process and hone your management methods to build a stronger workforce. Understanding the challenges of motivating and collaborating with Generation X and the Millennial generation are vital to the creation of a productive campus workforce and succession planning for our organizations. Learn approaches to deal with the work ethics and priorities of the newest generations.
Technology - Watch Out Here It Comes Capitalize on the newest trends in technology that are not only changing the way business is done but how this change impacts facilities. Learns ways you can embrace the future of technology and the impact on data, methods of operation and the advancement of the campus community.
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SPECIAL PROGRAM TAKE THE FIRST STEP IN THE EFP APPA's new Educational Facilities Professional (EFP) credentialing program is designed to recognize those up-and-coming professionals who have achieved a fundamental proficiency in the field. The first preparatory course for the EFP credentialing exam will be Wednesday, July 18, immediately following APPA 2007. For more information on this program, contact Berlos Davis at 703-684-1446 ext. 228 or efpcredentialing@appa.org. Please fax a completed registration form to register for the preparatory course.
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APPA Elected Officers Nomination Information
Deadline for Nominations: December 15, 2008
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APPA's Virtual 2008-2009 Membership Directory
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Open Professional Development Programs
| Institute for Facilities Management |
| SP: Facilities Management Strategies for Campus Sustainability |
| Supervisor's Toolkit |
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Ray Kurzweil is an internationally recognized expert, inventor, and author in the area of artificial intelligence. He was the principal developer of the first omni-font optical character recognition, the first print-to-speech reading machine for the blind, the first CCD flat-bed scanner, the first text-to-speech synthesizer, the first music synthesizer capable of recreating the grand piano and other orchestral instruments, and the first commercially marketed large-vocabulary speech recognition tool. A member of the National Inventors Hall of Fame and recipient of the 1999 National Medal of Technology, Ray's books include The Age of Intelligent Machines, The Age of Spiritual Machines, Fantastic Voyage: Live Long Enough to Live Forever, and The Singularity is Near, When Humans Transcend Biology.
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Simon T. Bailey is a speaker, coach, author and expert in releasing human potential. With over two decades of experience in leadership, sales and customer service, today he helps people find their passion, take action, improve their lives and make their organizations more productive. Bailey is the founder of the Imagination Institute, Inc., an organization dedicated to building the world’s most valuable resource—its people. The author of two books, Bailey’s writings are intended to change lives. His latest, Release Your Brillance, focuses readers on reshaping their lives from the inside out. The earlier Simon Says Dream: Live a Passionate Life helps people discover their strengths and passion while redefining wealth.
Chris Novak is the founder of The Summit Team, where he focuses on motivational speaking, leadership training, and executive coaching. As the author of Conquering Adversity, Novak’s presentations introduce audiences to six strategies – affirmation, expectation, communication, locomotion, collaboration and celebration – that form the foundation for moving forward with purpose and passion in the face of even extreme adversity. He is also the author of 4 Circles of Good Business (Core Concepts Publishing) and has written more than 20 articles on business and history for publications that include Newsweek, HR Magazine, Smithsonian’s Air & Space and many others. Novak’s background includes experience as director of human resources for Cornell University’s campus life division. 





