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Proposal Form A Staff & Program Development

Page 1 of 5 August 20, 2018

Staff & Program Development Proposal Form A Activities that require travel Non-travel Activities

Fall (Aug-Dec) Spring (Jan-Apr) Summer (May-July)

NOTE: This form is for the purpose of requesting funding for your proposed activity. It does not grant permission for leave from your regular duties. Also, if approved, the applicant is responsible for making all travel arrangements. The administrative offices do not book hotels, transportation, etc. for S&PD funded travel. Read the S&PD Guidelines, complete this form on the computer, and then follow the submittal instructions on the last page of this proposal form.

Date: 08/28/2018

1) Name(s): Department / Position: Location: (click on applicable box)

BG BR LW PBG District

Joy Braithwaite Nursing

NOTE: S&PD will fund a maximum of four people to attend the same in-state conference.

S&PD Objective: (click on applicable box)

1. Discipline oriented conferences, workshops, and/or seminars.

2. Programs and training in computer skills, multimedia presentations, management, curriculum, student and classroom issues, safety, leadership development, worklife issues and/or distance learning.

3. Proposals that enhance teaching, student retention and recruitment and student engagement.

4. Proposals that increase productivity and/or efficiency of administrative processes and/or procedures.

5. Proposals for increasing awareness and understanding of cultural diversity.

2) a) Activity: (Name of activity and brief description) New Faculty Institute : Enhancing your skills as an educator This conference focuses on the most common topics such as

test item writing, flipping the classroom, and simulation. It also includes issues for the new nurse educator, such as improving classroom learning environment, curriculum course testing and mor. Hands on activities are provided within the conference to assist the nurse educator in mastering practical teaching and learning strategies..

b) Web address with information about your activity (required if applicable): NurseTim.com/nfi

c) Dates of Activity: 10/26-28/2018

d) Early Registration Deadline: 09/04/2018 e) Early Basic Registration Fee (per person):

NOTE: S&PD will only fund early basic registration up to $795. If approved, the applicant will be responsible for any late fees and/or pre/post sessions or workshops. $ 975.00

Registration includes: (check all that apply) Lodging Transportation Meals

f) Location of Activity: (city, state) Orlando, Florida

http://www.palmbeachstate.edu/academicaffairs/Documents/SPD-TRAVEL-Guidelines.pdf

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SPD only covers $795. Traveler or Dept. will be responsible for difference.

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g) If activity is in Florida, will a college vehicle be requested? Yes No

h) Are you presenting? (if yes, attach proof of acceptance) Yes No

i) If faculty, will a replacement be required for your classes? Yes No

3) Budget Details: (Total cost estimate should include all employees listed on this proposal) Estimated Cost.

a) Registration Fees: $ 975.00 EarlyBasic Fee 1 # Attending = 975.00

b) Airfare:

Provide a copy of the quote and below the name of the of the booking agency:

$ Airfare # Attending = 0

c) Mileage: 356 # Roundtrip miles $.445/mile 1 # Drivers = 158.42

d) Lodging: $ 142.00 Rate/Day 4 # Days 1 # Attending = 568.00

NOTE: Lodging in Broward, Palm Beach, Martin, and St. Lucie counties will not be approved.

e) Meals: Rate/day for out-of-district/state: $6-Breakfast; $11-Lunch; $19-Dinner $ 93.00 1 # Attending = 93.00

f) Car Rental: Agency quote provided by: $ Rate/Day # Days = 0

NOTE: Rental car requests to cities where alternative transportation is available will not be approved.

Explanation for car rental request:

g) Cost of FacultyReplacement

See Salary Schedule for hourly rates $ # Hours =

h) Other Expenses: (itemize: i.e. tolls, taxi)

Tolls ? =

Parking ? =

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Total Estimated Cost: $ 1794.42 (1614.42

max approval amount with lower reg. fee)

http://www.palmbeachstate.edu/hr/documents/salaryschedule.pdf



4) Describe how this activity benefits you and/or the college

Attending this conference will help me to create an individualized plan for success in developing my role as a nurse educator.

5) Did you submit a proposal and receive S&PD funding within the last 12 months? NOTE: Do not include funding for travel that was requested or offered by the administrator to whom this proposal is being submitted.

Yes

If yes, complete “Activity” below.

No

I have never received S&PD funding.

Activity:

Dates or Term:

Cost:

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6) How does your activity relate to the Strategic Plan and Mission of the College?

Continuing education for faculty will improve our teaching and learning strategiesand improves student outcomes. In planting the seeds for continuing education, we achieve success when our students are successful at the NCLEX exam, then they can enroll in our BSN program and further their education. This will help the college achieve its strategic planand mission for 2023.

7) If approved, what is your instructional plan while on leave: Note: Supervisors of faculty who teach must provide a detailed plan of instructional time while the professor/instructor is away from the classroom on SPD leave. An example of unacceptable coverage would be to send students to the library during class time.

http://www.palmbeachstate.edu/ire/Documents/documents/StrategicPlan_12-17.pdf



SIGNATURES (No signatures required for proposals submitted to the VPAA. See Electronic Approval and Submittal Instructions below.) Joy C Braithwaite 08/28/2013

Employee Date

Supervisor Date

Vice President of Administration and Business Services (for VPABS proposals only)

Date

Vice President of Student Services and Enrollment Management (for VPSS proposals only)

Date

Vice President of Information Services Date

Vice President of Advancement Date

Vice President of Academic Affairs Date

(This page may be duplicated to obtain all appropriate signatures if a proposal is being submitted on behalf of multiple employees.)

ELECTRONIC APPROVAL (required for proposals submitted to the VPAA)

No Yes

Dean or appropriate supervisor Date

Submittal Instructions The proposal deadline is no later than noon three business days prior to the first business day of each month. Send to one of the appropriate administrators below: Dr. Roger L. Yohe, Vice President of Academic Affairs

• Send this form as an email attachment to your direct supervisor, who should indicate his/her approval and forward it through any hierarchy of supervisors, ending with the Academic Dean, who should forward it with his/her approval to the VPAA Office at mailto:[email protected]. Proposals will not be accepted if sent to the VPAA office directly from the applicant.

• DO NOT complete a spend authorization or pay any travel-related costs until your funding request has been approved. • Coordinate your funding request with the S&PD due dates and committee meeting dates. Consideration should be given for supervisors’

availability to approve and forward your proposal. Proposals received after the first business day of the month will be placed on the following month’s agenda for review. Rule of Thumb: The date that your early registration is due should be at least 2 weeks after the date the committee returns its recommendation.

Richard Becker, Vice President of Administration and Business Services

• Send signed proposal to the VPABS Office at MS #24 Peter Barbatis, Vice President of Student Services & Enrollment Management

• Send signed proposal to the VPSS Office at MS #09

Ginger Pedersen, Vice President of Information Services • Send signed proposal to the VPIS Office at MS #63

David Rutherford, Vice President of Advancement

• Send signed proposal to the VPA Office at MS #20

mailto:[email protected]

https://www.palmbeachstate.edu/academicaffairs/spd-page.aspx


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NOTE: This form is for the purpose of requesting funding for your proposed activity. It does not grant permission for leave from your regular duties. If funding is approved, your direct supervisor, et al., must approve leave requests associated with your activity. Leave forms for campus personnel must have the signature of the Provost. Also, if approved, the applicant is responsible for making all travel arrangements. The administrative offices do not book hotels, transportation, etc. for S&PD funded travel. Read the S&PD Guidelines, complete this form on the computer, and then follow the submittal instructions on the last page of this proposal form.

Date: 09/04/18



Nancy Cabrera-Chambers Early Childhood & K-12 Programs/ Program Assistant








2) a) Activity: (Name of activity and brief description) The 2018 NAEYC Annual Conference

It is the largest early childhood education conference in the world. Participants will be able to convene and discuss critical, relevant, and thought-provoking topics in the field. This conference will include a series of concurrent sessions, general sessions, as well as a town hall meeting, all designed to elevate the voice of the early educator. Theme: Power to the Profession Goals: Power to the Profession is a collaboration to define the early childhood profession by establishing a unifying framework for career pathways, knowledge and competencies, qualifications, standards and compensation. Learn about frameworks that you can use to be a more effective leader. Come together with people from other states and countries to create a shared professional identity and vision.

b) Web address with information about your activity (required if applicable): https://www.naeyc.org/events/annual/2018/register

c) Dates of Activity: November 14 to November 17, 2018

d) Early Registration Deadline: September 07, 2018




e) Early Basic Registration Fee (per person):



f) Location of Activity: (city, state) Washington DC




3) Budget Details: (Total cost estimate should include all employees listed on this proposal) Estimated Cost .

a) Registration Fees: $ 450.00 Early Basic Fee 1 # Attending = 450.00

b) Airfare:

Provide a copy of the quote and below the name of the of the booking agency: $ 404.00 Airfare 1 # Attending = 404.00

c) Mileage: # Roundtrip miles $.445/mile # Drivers = 0.00

d) Lodging: $ 250.00 Rate/Day 5 # Days 1 # Attending = 1250.00


e) Meals: Rate/day for out-of-district/state: $6-Breakfast; $11-Lunch; $19-Dinner $ 180.00 1 # Attending = 180.00

f) Car Rental: Agency quote provided by: $ Rate/Day # Days = 0.00

NOTE: Rental car requests to cities where alternative transportation is available will not be approved. Explanation for car rental request:

g) Cost of Faculty Replacement

See Salary Schedule for hourly rates $ # Hours = 0.00


Taxi to/from airport/hotel ($30.00 each way) = 60.00

Baggage Fee to/from DC ($25.00 each way) = 50.00

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Total Estimated Cost: $ 2394.00





Attending the NAEYC conference will give me the oportunity to hear what is trending in the field of Early Childhood Education nationally and internationally as well as network with collegues. As program assistant this provides me with first hand information on trends and changes in the field. Specifically in standards, assesments and data.


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This activity focuses mainly on goal #3 of the strategic plan for the college: The College will respond to the current and emerging educational needs of the community with innovative educational opportunities; Objective 2: The College will implement educational innovations that result in a 10% increase in retention of multicultural students by 2017 as this will be a resource for us to ensure are students are prepared with the latest teaching startegies to immediately apply to their jobs. In addition, our hope is to gain some exciting new ideas in the field to encourage our students to continue on to complete their degree programs in the early childhood field.





SIGNATURES (No signatures required for proposals submitted to the VPAA. See Electronic Approval and Submittal Instructions below.)

Employee Date

Supervisor Date


Date


Date

Vice President of Information Services (for VPIS proposals only)

Date

(This page may be duplicated in order to obtain all appropriate signatures if a proposal is being submitted on behalf of multiple employees.)


No Yes


Submittal Instructions The proposal deadline is no later than noon three business days prior to the first business day of each month. Send to one of the appropriate administrators below: Roger Yohe Vice President of Academic Affairs

• Send this form as an email attachment to your direct supervisor, who should indicate his/her approval and forward it through any hierarchy of supervisors, ending with the Academic Dean (if applicable), who should forward it with his/her approval to the VPAA Office at mailto:[email protected]. Proposals will not be accepted if sent to the VPAA office directly from the applicant.

• If a web address is not applicable (see #2. b. of this proposal), send documentation about your activity with an unsigned hard copy of this form to the VPAA Office at MS #22, or fax to 561-868-3614. The above requirement for an approved electronic copy of the proposal still applies.

• DO NOT complete a Request for Leave form or pay any travel-related costs until your funding request has been approved. • Coordinate your funding request with the S&PD due dates and committee meeting dates. Consideration should be given for supervisors’




• Send signed proposal to the VPSS Office at MS #09 Ginger Pedersen, Vice President of Information Services

• Send signed proposal to the VPIS Office at MS #63 David Rutherford, Vice President of Advancement

• Send Signed Proposal to MS #20


http://www.palmbeachstate.edu/academicaffairs/spd-deadlines-vpaa-only.aspx


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NOTE: This form is for the purpose of requesting funding for your proposed activity. It does not grant permission for leave from your regular duties. If funding is approved, your direct supervisor, et al., must approve leave requests associated with your activity. Leave forms for campus personnel must have the signature of the Provost. Also, if approved, the applicant is responsible for making all travel arrangements. The administrative offices do not book hotels, transportation, etc. for S&PD funded travel. Read the S&PD Guidelines, complete this form on the computer, and then follow the submittal instructions on the last page of this proposal form.

Date: August 15, 2018



Lori M. Crane Speech Communication/ Faculty








2) a) Activity: (Name of activity and brief description) Present at the 88Th annual Florida Communication Association convention in Lake Buena Vista, Florida from October

18-20, 2018. The description given by F.C.A.of the conference is "The 88th annual convention’s theme is Transnationality, Tolerance, & Communication. This theme recognizes the increasing necessity of our field to question processes of globalization and its role in connecting nations and cultures, as well as the ways in which we may create and sustain a global community. The voices of communication extend to both academic and professional venues and involve highlight the vital role communication plays in the world. We welcome voices from numerous scholarly enterprises including critical or scientific research and pedagogical applications and discourse."

b) Web address with information about your activity (required if applicable): https://floridacom.org/2018-convention

c) Dates of Activity: October 18-20, 2018

d) Early Registration Deadline: October 1, 2018 e) Early Basic Registration Fee (per person):






f) Location of Activity: (city, state) Lake Buena Vista, Florida




3) Budget Details: (Total cost estimate should include all employees listed on this proposal) Estimated Cost .

a) Registration Fees: $ 200 Early Basic Fee 1 # Attending = 200

b) Airfare:

Provide a copy of the quote and below the name of the of the booking agency: $ Airfare # Attending = 0


d) Lodging: $ 138 Rate/Day 2 # Days 1 # Attending = 276.00


e) Meals: Rate/day for out-of-district/state: $6-Breakfast; $11-Lunch; $19-Dinner $ 108 1 # Attending = 108




See Salary Schedule for hourly rates $ # Hours = 0


Toll round trip via the Florida Turnpike = 24.74

Daily Parking Fee for the hotel at $14/ per day = 42

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At the Florida Communication Association convention, participants will be able to attend sessions on scholarly and professional papers. In addition, individuals will be presenting on Communication Pedagogy- emphasizing Great Ideas For Teaching Speech (G.I.F.T.S). By attending sessions, I hope to obtain materials that I can share with my students. In the spirit of recropositiy, I will presenting at the conference as well.

5) Did you submit a proposal and receive S&PD funding within the last 12 months? NOTE: Do not include funding for travel that was requested or offered by the Administrator to whom this proposal is being submitted.

Yes


No


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Through inspiration and education at the conference, my hope is to obtain new insights into the field of Speech Communication so that I can provide our students with learning experiences to transform their lives and help strengthen our community. As Palm Beach State College is working to amplify their impact in the community, the development of faculty members who have innovative teaching practices is key.


Students will be preparing for their upcoming Informative Speeches. During this time, students will record a segment of their presentation (introduction, a main point, or conclusion). They will then post the recording of the segment to the class. Each student will then be required to provide feedback to their colleagues assisting in the development of the presentations.





Employee Date

Supervisor Date


Date


Date

Vice President of Information Services (for VPIS proposals only)

Date

Vice President of Academic Affairs (for VPAA proposals only)

Date

(This page may be duplicated in order to obtain all appropriate signatures if a proposal is being submitted on behalf of multiple employees.)


No Yes


Submittal Instructions The proposal deadline is no later than noon three business days prior to the first business day of each month. Academic Affairs deadlines are posted on the SPD website, Send your signed and supervisor approved proposal to one of the appropriate administrators below: Roger Yohe Vice President of Academic Affairs

• Send this form as an email attachment to your direct supervisor, who should indicate his/her approval and forward it through any hierarchy of supervisors, ending with the Academic Dean (if applicable), who should forward it with his/her approval to the VPAA Office at mailto:[email protected]. Proposals will not be accepted if sent to the VPAA office directly from the applicant.

• If a web address is not applicable (see #2. b. of this proposal), send documentation about your activity with an unsigned hard copy of this form to the VPAA Office at MS #22, or fax to 561-868-3614. The above requirement for an approved electronic copy of the proposal still applies.

• DO NOT complete a Request for Leave form or pay any travel-related costs until your funding request has been approved. • Coordinate your funding request with the S&PD due dates and committee meeting dates. Consideration should be given for

supervisors’ availability to approve and forward your proposal. Proposals received after the first business day of the month will be placed on the following month’s agenda for review. Rule of Thumb: The date that your early registration is due should be at least 2 weeks after the date the committee returns its recommendation.



• Send signed proposal to the VPSS Office at MS #09 Ginger Pedersen, Vice President of Information Services

• Send signed proposal to the VPIS Office at MS #63 David Rutherford, Vice President of Advancement

• Send Signed Proposal to MS #20








Date: 30 Aug 2018



Steven Merkley Biology/Professor I








2) a) Activity: (Name of activity and brief description) National Association of Biology Teachers Professional Development Conference

San Diego, CA Leaders in biology and life science education will be speaking, holding hands-on workshops, and informative sessions to improve the skills of biology teachers across the country

b) Web address with information about your activity (required if applicable):

https://nabt.org/Events-2018-Conference

c) Dates of Activity: November 8-11, 2018


NOTE: S&PD will only fund early basic registration up to $795. If approved, the applicant will be responsible for any late fees and/or pre/post sessions or workshops. $ 160


f) Location of Activity: (city, state) San Diego, CA








a) Registration Fees: $ 160 EarlyBasic Fee 1 # Attending = $160

b) Airfare:

Provide a copy of the quote and below the name of the of the booking agency: American Airlines $ 429 Airfare 1 # Attending = $429

c) Mileage: # Roundtrip miles $.445/mile # Drivers =

d) Lodging: $ 210 Rate/Day 3 # Days 1 # Attending = 630


e) Meals: Rate/day for out-of-district/state: $6-Breakfast; $11-Lunch; $19-Dinner $ 108 1 # Attending = 108

f) Car Rental: Agency quote provided by: $ Rate/Day # Days =





Train transportation from Boca Raton to Miami (round-trip) = $12

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Total Estimated Cost: $ 1339





The theme this year of the National Association of Biology Teachers Annual Biology Professional Development Symposium is Merging Theory and Practice: Forging New Roads in Professional Development. This 2018 theme seeks to highlight projects with strong ties to theoretical frameworks and relevant evidence-based literature, including (a) implementation of professional development initiatives and (b) research on professional development initiatives. Projects focus on undergraduate instructional assistants, graduate teaching assistants, and/or faculty; including those at various institutions of higher education (e.g. community colleges, liberal arts colleges, and universities). I am planning on incorporating the information and knowledge I gain at the conference into my own personal teaching at the college and also sharing specific information to colleagues at Academic Development Day in Spring 2019 semester.


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The information I gain at this conference will help me to better inspire hope in the students at Palm Beach State. I am specifically hoping to connect with instructors at other 2-year colleges to see how they motivate their students. The information I gain will help to advance my own personal skills in teaching and also the skills of other professors by sharing my knowledge with them.


Students will provided with screencasts of lectures and online homeworks to complete using Blackboard during the 1 day of classes that I will miss by attending the conference.





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Date: August 23, 2018



Marcie Pachter Speech Communication/Faculty








2) a) Activity: (Name of activity and brief description) Attend the 88th annual Florida Communication Association convention in Lake Buena Vista, Florida from October 18-

20, 2018. The description given by F.C.A.of the conference is "The 88th annual convention’s theme is Transnationality, Tolerance, & Communication. This theme recognizes the increasing necessity of our field to question processes of globalization and its role in connecting nations and cultures, as well as the ways in which we may create and sustain a global community. The voices of communication extend to both academic and professional venues and involve highlight the vital role communication plays in the world. We welcome voices from numerous scholarly enterprises including critical or scientific research and pedagogical applications and discourse."

b) Web address with information about your activity (required if applicable): https://floridacom.org/2018-convention

c) Dates of Activity: October 18-20, 2018




f) Location of Activity: (city, state) Lake Buena Vista, Florida








a) Registration Fees: $ 200 EarlyBasic Fee 1 # Attending = 200.00

b) Airfare:

Provide a copy of the quote and below the name of the of the booking agency: $ Airfare # Attending = 0




e) Meals: Rate/day for out-of-district/state: $6-Breakfast; $11-Lunch; $19-Dinner $ 108 1 # Attending = 108.00




See Salary Schedule for hourly rates $ # Hours = 0


Toll round trip via the Florida Turnpike = 24.74

Daily Parking Fee for the hotel at $14/ per day = 42.00

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I am particularly excited about the them of this year's conference: Transnationality, Tolerance and Communication. Given the ongoing struggle with civility and tolerance in our world today, I look forward to working with and learning from my peers as to new and innovative ways to work on these issues with our students. Given our college's ongoing commitment to student success, having our students learn from my experiences/new pedagogy from this conference will make them stronger students and world citizens.


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Activity: SACS Conference

Dates or Term: Summer 2012

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In looking at our newly released Strategic Plan (2018-2023), I found several connections. For example, in our mission, we seek to provide "student-centered learning experiences that transform lives and strengthen our community." By having time with colleagues focusing on FCA's commitment to tolerence in communication, I will come back with new and innovative ways to engage students in activities that will help them develop their own social consciousness and desire to innovate (also tying into our value of being "transformational"). This aligns with our goals to engage and "strengthen internal and external relationships" -- I can use what I learn to achieve and teach our students to work on a "healthy and diverse culture" and "connect to the community" -- all while fostering a learning environment that encourages and embraces diversity and tolerance through communication.


My students will just have completed their informative speeches. They will use the class period I am gone to finish peer evaluations of other speeches and then begin research on their persuasive speeches. Students will be asked to meet with their established class learning groups to compile research tips and brainstorm for ways to find information on speech topics. This assignment will be due electronically by the end of class time to ensure they've used class time completing work for SPC 1017. This way, upon my return, we can immediately start working on their persuasive speeches based on the work they were able to complete during my absence.





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Date: 8/23/18



Casey M. Reiter Paralegal Studies, Professor I








2) a) Activity: (Name of activity and brief description) American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers Family Law Review Course. The AAML family law review course is a

well-attended and respected Continuing Learning Education conference that provides a comprehensive annual review of Florida family law presented by board certified family law attorneys from around the state.

b) Web address with information about your activity (required if applicable): https://aamlflorida.org/review-course/

c) Dates of Activity: 1/24/19 - 1/26/19

d) Early Registration Deadline: Before December 14, 2018 e) Early Basic Registration Fee (per person):



f) Location of Activity: (city, state) Orlando, Florida








a) Registration Fees: $ 775 EarlyBasic Fee 1 # Attending = 775.00

b) Airfare:

Provide a copy of the quote and below the name of the of the booking agency: $ Airfare # Attending =




e) Meals: Rate/day for out-of-district/state: $6-Breakfast; $11-Lunch; $19-Dinner $ # Attending =

f) Car Rental: Agency quote provided by: $ Rate/Day # Days =





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The AAML course covers all areas of law that I teach in my Family Law class at the college, and would provide me with not only an update on the law, but also new cases to be used for lecture examples and explanations for the students, as well as ethical scenarios, which would benefit the students of the college. As a professor of Family Law, it is critical that I am up to date on the law. In the past year, there have been significant changes in Florida's family law statutes and how they are applied by judges in case law, inlcuding those regarding alimony and time sharing with children which are two main topics covered during class. Additionally, the course would provide me with CLE credits requried to maintain my status as an active member of the Florida Bar.


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As a professor of Family Law, it is critical that I am up to date on the law. One of the beliefs set forth in the Strategic Plan is that faculty development is integral to quality education - the AAML conference would serve that pillar by providing valuable continuing learning education in my area of expertise/practice in order to provide a quality education to family law students, providing them with the most thorough and up to date law. Additionally, family law is an area of law that provides a signifcant number of jobs to paralegals in the local area - in order for our students to be competitive in the family law paralegal job market, having access to the most up to date legal information, law, and practice strategies is key. Our mission statement includes providing a dynamic teaching/learning environment and preparing students to contribute and compete successfully in our community, which is exactly what attending this conference and gaining the additional knowledge on the updates of the law would enable me as a Professor at Palm Beach State College to do.


I would not be missing any class time and therefore no additional instructional plans would be necesaary.




SIGNATURES (No signatures required for proposals submitted to the VPAA. See Electronic Approval and Submittal Instructions below.)Casey M. Reiter 8/23/18

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Edward Willey, Dean of Academic Affairs 08232018

Dean or appropriate supervisor Date Submittal Instructions The proposal deadline is no later than noon three business days prior to the first business day of each month. Send to one of the appropriate administrators below: Dr. Roger L. Yohe, Vice President of Academic Affairs










