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Welcome to the FACS Summer Conference! Please remember that classes below are subject to change. All classes are on a first come first serve basis and selecting a class for your schedule does not guarantee a seat will be reserved for you. The only exception is the limited seating classes; however, your seat will be given to the next person in line if you are more than 10 minutes late.

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Wednesday, June 14
 

9:25am MDT

Empowering Students to Take the Lead

Whether you are a new adviser or a seasoned veteran, handing over the reins to your members to carry out your chapter’s program of work is a labor of love and fear. How can we build our students up to be the leaders they can be while still giving them the power to execute a Program of Work? Here, you will learn strategies to do so and will also PRACTICE these skills with your peers. 


Speakers
avatar for Monica Milburn

Monica Milburn

Teacher, Orem High School
Monica has been involved in Family and Consumer Science Education since junior high when she joined FCCLA. Monica currently teaches Foods 1/Culinary 1/ProStart at Orem High. 


Wednesday June 14, 2017 9:25am - 10:10am MDT
C133

9:25am MDT

FCCLA Made Easy

Leaders don’t create followers. They create more leaders.” –Tom Peters.

Sometimes we feel overwhelmed and all we can do is keep our head above water. In this class we will go over how to incorporate STAR event projects into your FACS classes and Empower yourself and your students. 


Speakers
avatar for Aubrey Turnbow

Aubrey Turnbow

Family Consumer Science Specialist, Salem Hills High
I am passionate about what Family, Career and Community Leaders of America (FCCLA) has to offer students. I have enjoyed teaching Family Consumer Sciences in Utah and Wyoming the past 15 years, and I am currently serving as the Utah FCCLA State Adviser. I enjoy being able to provide... Read More →


Wednesday June 14, 2017 9:25am - 10:10am MDT
C135

9:25am MDT

FCCLA National Programs Made Easy
Do you know what the National Programs are?  Do National Programs intimidate you?  Come see how to make National Programs work for you.  We will share different ideas of what we have done.  We will also go over how to fill out the paperwork for recognition and possibly winning.

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Amber Baines

Teacher, Lehi High School
Amber has been teaching Foods and Nutrition for 9 years. She currently teaches at Lehi High School.
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Michelle Stott

Lehi High School, Lehi High School
I have been teaching for 18 years. The past 15 years have been at Lehi High School.  I teach Child Development, Early Childhood 1,2 & 3 and run a preschool program.  I absolutely love teaching and I am passionate about FCCLA and helping students gain leadership skills.


Wednesday June 14, 2017 9:25am - 10:10am MDT
C136

9:25am MDT

FCCLA New Advisor Training

This session is recommended for junior high teachers, new FACS teachers and pre-service teachers who would like to see how FCCLA could work for their programs. New FCCLA advisors will get some great tips and tricks for getting their chapter up and running!


Speakers
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Nikki Sue Larkin

FACS Teacher Educator, FCCLA State Adviser, Utah FCCLA
Teaching at BYU for 6 years, Utah FCCLA State Adviser for 8 years


Wednesday June 14, 2017 9:25am - 10:10am MDT
C129

9:25am MDT

Find the Fun in Fund-Raising so Your Chapter Finances can Sky Rocket!
Limited Capacity seats available

This class is for those who may be overwhelmed with where to start for finding funding and raising money for your chapter.  We will discuss the mistakes to avoid when building a fund-raising campaign. Come learn about well-structured processes that will Sky Rocket the money you can raise for your chapter. 


Speakers
avatar for Candace Wilson

Candace Wilson

FCS Teacher/ProStart Instructor FCCLA Adviser, Westlake High School
Candace Wilson has taught FCS for 20 years. She is passionate about the restaurant industry. She is an FCCLA adviser and enjoys working with students on competitions, FCCLA activities and service projects with her students.She teaches ProStart and has traveled to 5 national ProStart... Read More →


Wednesday June 14, 2017 9:25am - 10:10am MDT
C140

9:25am MDT

How to Prepare Middle School Students for The Transition to High School
Middle School and High School Advisors share their experiences and advise to working together to strengthen middle and high school FCCLA chapters. Communication, mentoring, cost, are three main points which will be covered.

Speakers
avatar for Auralee Brooks

Auralee Brooks

Auralee Brooks has spent her career teaching FACS at North Sanpete High School in Mt. Pleasant, Utah.  She teaches Interior Design I - II, Food and Nutrition I-II and Teen Living.
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Christine Heslop

CTE Coordinator, Ogden School District
Christine Heslop taught FACS classes at Ogden High for 15 years before becoming the district's CTE Coordinator for the last 10 years. She is also currently the Utah FCCLA State Officer Assistant.
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Laura Tenney

Teacher, North Sanpete Middle School
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Paige Wright

Alpine School District, Pleasant Grove High School
Paige Wright has been teaching at Alpine School District for 11 years. She is also an FCCLA adviser and District Foods/Culinary Collaboration leader.


Wednesday June 14, 2017 9:25am - 10:10am MDT
C128

9:25am MDT

Introducing the Magic Early!

Those who don’t believe in magic, will never find it!” Walt Disney has shown how to connect the magic with reality. It’s time to help our young people discover they have the magic too! Come find out how to create the magic through FCCLA in middle school/ junior high, even if you can’t have an FCCLA chapter in your school. “They can’t order [you] to stop dreaming!” Cinderella. As Walt Disney says, “It’s kind of fun to do the impossible!” Come find out how to “do the impossible!”


Speakers
avatar for Lenora Reid

Lenora Reid

FCS Educator, Alpine School District
Lenora Reid has been teaching FCS classes and advising FCCLA for 20 years. Her enthusiasm for FCS and FCCLA is electric and contagious! She has served in leadership roles on the school, state and national level.


Wednesday June 14, 2017 9:25am - 10:10am MDT
C141

9:25am MDT

Marketing Magic
How do you market FCCLA and FACS? Come evaluate your current marketing stategies and learn how you can strengthen it to get more support for your FCCLA and FACS programs within your school and community.

Speakers
avatar for Sharon Pierce

Sharon Pierce

Sharon Reddell Pierce began her professional life as a Family and Consumer Sciences teacher in the Northeast ISD in San Antonio, Texas. She left teaching after six years and joined the staff of the Texas Education Agency in Austin, Texas as a program specialist and the State FCCLA... Read More →


Wednesday June 14, 2017 9:25am - 10:10am MDT
C139

9:25am MDT

Officer Mentoring Magic
Come learn some great new ideas of how to recruit, retain, motivate and train your FCCLA chapter officer teams.

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Sherry Heaps

Teacher, Payson High
Sherry Heaps has taught for over 40 years as a FACS teacher in Utah. She is an FCCLA advisor.
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Sandy Kezerian

Clinical Faculty Associate, Brigham Young Univiersity
Sandy Kezerian teaches the Basics of Clothing Construction course at Brigham Young University. She assists with teaching and supervising interns and student teachers in Family and Consumer Sciences.


Wednesday June 14, 2017 9:25am - 10:10am MDT
C137

9:25am MDT

Partners in my Neighborhood

How to find and strengthen partners in our neighborhoods, YMCA, Extension Service, other organizations. Ways to build and strengthen chapters with support from others.


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Janae Hudman

Educator, Ogden High School
Janae Hudman: I have been a FACS educator for 20 years.  While I am not an official FCCLA Advisor, I assist the advisor at our school and participate in the partnerships that support our FCCLA chapter.
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Connie Waite

Connie Waite, Is an English Educator who currently is substituting in her children’s schools.  She provides an enriching home for her husband, which is also an educator, her 2 sons, and 2 daughters.


Wednesday June 14, 2017 9:25am - 10:10am MDT
C134

9:25am MDT

Say Yes to FACS
Have you ever wondered how to get your FCCLA and FACS students excited for a career in Family and Consumer Sciences Education? Come learn some tips and tricks on how to encourage students to pursue a career in Family and Consumer Sciences Education.

Speakers
avatar for Natalie Hancock

Natalie Hancock

Canyons Schoool District
Has been a Family and Consumer Sciences Educator for nine years. She has served on multiple professional boards and loves to promote FACS.


Wednesday June 14, 2017 9:25am - 10:10am MDT
A301

9:25am MDT

Star Event showcase

Are you wondering what a first place STAR.event looks like? Would you like to see how students do a first place presentation? Come see STAR event in action.


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Charleen Crawford

State Administrative Assistant, FCCLA
Charleen Crawford has taught FACS and FCCLA at Box Elder High School in Brigham City, Utah for over 40 years. Currently she is the FCCLA State Administrative Assistant.
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Christine Heslop

CTE Coordinator, Ogden School District
Christine Heslop taught FACS classes at Ogden High for 15 years before becoming the district's CTE Coordinator for the last 10 years. She is also currently the Utah FCCLA State Officer Assistant.


Wednesday June 14, 2017 9:25am - 10:10am MDT
C131

9:25am MDT

What We Figured Out
Join us and learn about how the Herriman High School FACS department have worked together on the growth of their FCCLA chapter, leadership structure and chapter spirit.

Herriman High School FACS Department: Ranging from 3 -16 years of experiences in FCCLA, these ladies enjoy working together as a department and as FACS educators.

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Kristi Johnson

Teacher, Herriman High School
I have been teaching for 13 years. 9 years in middle school and the last 4 years at Herriman High School.I love teaching FACS courses! ECE is probably my favorite class to teach.
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Tricia Ryan

Tricia Ryan teaches foods courses at Herriman High School in Herriman, Utah.


Wednesday June 14, 2017 9:25am - 10:10am MDT
A303

9:25am MDT

Zero Fatalities - Families Acting for Community Traffic Safety
It doesn't matter if you are a pedestrian, motoriest, bicyclist or motercyclist, we are all responsible to keep Utah's roadways safe.  To educate and influence our teens about being safe in and around vehicles, Zero Fatalities wil be offering teachers videos, presentation opportunities and educational material that can be used with and by their teens to infuence safe driving.


Wednesday June 14, 2017 9:25am - 10:10am MDT
C132

4:15pm MDT

FCCLA Training
Join us right after the first day of summer conference for a fabulous FCCLA training and dinner.

Speakers
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Nikki Sue Larkin

FACS Teacher Educator, FCCLA State Adviser, Utah FCCLA
Teaching at BYU for 6 years, Utah FCCLA State Adviser for 8 years


Wednesday June 14, 2017 4:15pm - 6:30pm MDT
C129
 
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