FOCUSING ON THE
STUDENT EXPERIENCE
2021 Alabama Community College Association Conference
21-23 November 2021
Birmingham, AL
2021 Alabama Community College Association Conference
Sheraton Birmingham Hotel & BJCC Convention Center
November 21 - November 23
9:00 am
The 2021 Alabama Community College Association Conference will be held Sunday, November 21 – Tuesday, November 23, 2021, at the Sheraton Birmingham Hotel & BJCC Convention Center in Birmingham. You may register for $175 beginning September 1, 2021. After November 1, 2021, registration will be $200.
Registration Information
For registration questions, please contact Mrs. Camie Huett at 334-293-4671 or chuett@atn.org.
Hotel Information
The conference will be held at the Sheraton Birmingham Hotel in Birmingham. Rate and reservation information will be available soon.
Exhibitor, Sponsor, and Affiliate Membership
For information about becoming a vendor or sponsor of the ACCA conference, email kwindham@sheltonstate.edu.
Checks and/or Purchase Orders for the 2021 conference should be sent to:
Alabama Community College Association
Ms. Amelia Fox
J. F. Ingram State Technical College
P.O. Box 220350
Deatsville, Alabama 36022
For questions regarding refunds, please contact ACCA Treasurer, Amelia Fox, at amelia.fox@istc.edu.
About ACCA
Message from ACCA President
Though we were disappointed to have to cancel last year’s 2020 Alabama Community College Association (ACCA) Conference , we are excited to be planning the 2021 conference. The Birmingham Sheraton and BJCC have transferred our existing contract without penalty to November 21-23, 2021. We know the 2020-2021 academic year has been a difficult and challenging time for all educators, and we hope that you have had a productive year.
I hope that everyone stays safe and healthy throughout the remainder of the year and that we can look forward to a return to a more normal life prior to the 2021 ACCA Conference.
Ben Jordan, ACCA President
ACCA Purpose Statement
The purpose of the Association is to promote development and advancement of postsecondary education throughout the Alabama Community College System by:
- Promoting professional service
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Encouraging professional growth
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Improving articulation and cooperation with all levels of education
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Identifying needs and problems of the Alabama Community College System and communicating them to appropriate agencies for action
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Providing communication through the Alabama Community College System
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Promoting public recognition of the Alabama Community College System
Current Institutional Members
26
Current Affiliate Members
21
1 Goal: Student Success
Webinars
July 29, 2020, 10 a.m.
Communication Dedication: Developing Effective Communication, Commitment & Trust
August 28, 2019
Start Strong, Strong Finish:
An-Education-to-Workforce Vision for Alabama
Sponsored by the Commission on Support
This webinar will feature speaker Leavie D. King, III, CEO and Owner of CoachedUP, a culture development company.
Sponsored by the Commission on Workforce
An update on apprenticeships from Mr. Josh Laney, Director of the Alabama Office of Apprenticeship.
Sponsored by the Commission on Workforce
Governor Kay Ivey has established a strategic vision for aligning Alabama’s education and workforce programs, from pre-k to the workforce, to provide for a seamless education-to-workforce continuum for all Alabamians. This webinar provides an overview of that vision and details the strategies of the Governor’s Office of Education and Workforce Transformation.
Sponsored by the Commission on Support
It’s no secret that the Walt Disney Company offers some of the best customer service in the world. Achieving this high level of customer service is no accident; it is the result of a carefully constructed plan that is strictly followed. This webinar outlines Disney’s customer service model and applies it to customer service at the community college.
Sponsored by the Commission on Faculty
Does it seem that no matter how hard you try, your students just don’t grasp the material? Do you find it challenging to keep your students interested, engaged, and motivated? Are your students unable to connect their classroom experience to success outside of the classroom? Is it difficult for you to relate to your students? Is it difficult for your students to relate to you? Please join us for this webinar as we discuss tips and strategies to enhance student engagement.
View webinars on topics covered in previous years in our archives.
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