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About the Award
[Award Description here] The PCB Regional Certification Award recognizes certified security professionals who have made significant contributions to the enhancement and advancement of the APP, CPP, PCI, or PSP, designation.
[Name or Sub headline] Eduard J. Emde, CPP
[sub text here] Mr. Emde has more than 25 years’ experience in security and security risk management. Previously, he served as Corporate Security Capability and Development Manager for Shell. He was Manager, Consultancy Services with Interseco (now Pinkerton), served as a consultant with KPMG's Forensic & Integrity Services, and held the position of Vice President / Team Leader, Corporate Security with ABN AMRO Bank.
[2nd Name or Sub headline] Eduard J. Emde, CPP
[sub text here] Mr. Emde has more than 25 years’ experience in security and security risk management. Previously, he served as Corporate Security Capability and Development Manager for Shell. He was Manager, Consultancy Services with Interseco (now Pinkerton), served as a consultant with KPMG's Forensic & Integrity Services, and held the position of Vice President / Team Leader, Corporate Security with ABN AMRO Bank.
About the Award
[Award Description here] The PCB Regional Certification Award recognizes certified security professionals who have made significant contributions to the enhancement and advancement of the APP, CPP, PCI, or PSP, designation.
[Name or Sub headline] Eduard J. Emde, CPP
[sub text here] Mr. Emde has more than 25 years’ experience in security and security risk management. Previously, he served as Corporate Security Capability and Development Manager for Shell. He was Manager, Consultancy Services with Interseco (now Pinkerton), served as a consultant with KPMG's Forensic & Integrity Services, and held the position of Vice President / Team Leader, Corporate Security with ABN AMRO Bank.
[2nd Name or Sub headline] Eduard J. Emde, CPP
[sub text here] Mr. Emde has more than 25 years’ experience in security and security risk management. Previously, he served as Corporate Security Capability and Development Manager for Shell. He was Manager, Consultancy Services with Interseco (now Pinkerton), served as a consultant with KPMG's Forensic & Integrity Services, and held the position of Vice President / Team Leader, Corporate Security with ABN AMRO Bank.
Virtual Book Club
Join the online forum discussion on The Other Wes Moore as it relates to the theme of Equity and Inclusion in our book club.
How to Join
Log into your Event Profile
Go to the Forum posts to find the discussion.
Watch video here!
About the Book
Two kids named Wes Moore were born blocks apart within a tear of each other. both grew up fatherless in similar Baltimore neighborhoods and had difficult childhoods; both ran into trouble with the police. How, then, did one grow up to be a Rhodes Scholar, decorated veteran, White House Fellow, and a buisness leader, while the other ended up a convicted murderer serving a life sentence?
Wes Moore, the aithor of this fascinating book, sets out to answer this proufound question. in alternating narratives that take readers from heart wrenching losses to moments of suprising redemption The Other Wes Moore tells the story of a generation of boys trying to find their way in a hostile world.
Virtual Book Club
Join the online forum discussion on The Other Wes Moore as it relates to the theme of Equity and Inclusion in our book club.
How to Join
Log into your Event Profile
Go to the Forum posts to find the discussion.
About the Book
Two kids named Wes Moore were born blocks apart within a tear of each other. both grew up fatherless in similar Baltimore neighborhoods and had difficult childhoods; both ran into trouble with the police. How, then, did one grow up to be a Rhodes Scholar, decorated veteran, White House Fellow, and a buisness leader, while the other ended up a convicted murderer serving a life sentence?
Wes Moore, the aithor of this fascinating book, sets out to answer this proufound question. in alternating narratives that take readers from heart wrenching losses to moments of suprising redemption The Other Wes Moore tells the story of a generation of boys trying to find their way in a hostile world.
Garth Gray, CPP, PCI, PSP
In Mr. Gray’s nomination it states, “ Capt. Gray has played a pivotal role on the chapter’s highly regarded PSP study course. Garth’s thorough and well-prepared lessons coupled with his inspirational leadership style has served to increase the visibility and the marketability of professional certification among the region’s security practitioners. He is credited for the success of 14 candidates who achieved the Board Certification in Physical Security.
Garth Gray, CPP, PCI, PSP
In Mr. Gray’s nomination it states, “ Capt. Gray has played a pivotal role on the chapter’s highly regarded PSP study course. Garth’s thorough and well-prepared lessons coupled with his inspirational leadership style has served to increase the visibility and the marketability of professional certification among the region’s security practitioners. He is credited for the success of 14 candidates who achieved the Board Certification in Physical Security.
Wayne A. Ballen, CPP, PCI, PSP
Mr. Ballen’s nomination explains, “Wayne Ballen has the distinction of having lectured on all of the Chapter’s PSP study courses since 2017 and with over 70 instructional hours is the undisputed workhorse”. He is also credited for the success of 14 candidates who achieved the Board Certification in Physical Security.
Wayne A. Ballen, CPP, PCI, PSP
Mr. Ballen’s nomination explains, “Wayne Ballen has the distinction of having lectured on all of the Chapter’s PSP study courses since 2017 and with over 70 instructional hours is the undisputed workhorse”. He is also credited for the success of 14 candidates who achieved the Board Certification in Physical Security.
Wayne A. Ballen, CPP, PCI, PSP
Mr. Ballen’s nomination explains, “Wayne Ballen has the distinction of having lectured on all of the Chapter’s PSP study courses since 2017 and with over 70 instructional hours is the undisputed workhorse”. He is also credited for the success of 14 candidates who achieved the Board Certification in Physical Security.
Wayne A. Ballen, CPP, PCI, PSP
Mr. Ballen’s nomination explains, “Wayne Ballen has the distinction of having lectured on all of the Chapter’s PSP study courses since 2017 and with over 70 instructional hours is the undisputed workhorse”. He is also credited for the success of 14 candidates who achieved the Board Certification in Physical Security.
Garth Gray, CPP, PCI, PSP
In Mr. Gray’s nomination it states, “ Capt. Gray has played a pivotal role on the chapter’s highly regarded PSP study course. Garth’s thorough and well-prepared lessons coupled with his inspirational leadership style has served to increase the visibility and the marketability of professional certification among the region’s security practitioners. He is credited for the success of 14 candidates who achieved the Board Certification in Physical Security.
Garth Gray, CPP, PCI, PSP
In Mr. Gray’s nomination it states, “ Capt. Gray has played a pivotal role on the chapter’s highly regarded PSP study course. Garth’s thorough and well-prepared lessons coupled with his inspirational leadership style has served to increase the visibility and the marketability of professional certification among the region’s security practitioners. He is credited for the success of 14 candidates who achieved the Board Certification in Physical Security.
[title] About the Award
[Award Description here] The PCB Regional Certification Award recognizes certified security professionals who have made significant contributions to the enhancement and advancement of the APP, CPP, PCI, or PSP, designation.
[Name or Sub headline] Eduard J. Emde, CPP
[sub text here] Mr. Emde has more than 25 years’ experience in security and security risk management. Previously, he served as Corporate Security Capability and Development Manager for Shell. He was Manager, Consultancy Services with Interseco (now Pinkerton), served as a consultant with KPMG's Forensic & Integrity Services, and held the position of Vice President / Team Leader, Corporate Security with ABN AMRO Bank.
[title] About the Award
[Award Description here] The PCB Regional Certification Award recognizes certified security professionals who have made significant contributions to the enhancement and advancement of the APP, CPP, PCI, or PSP, designation.
[Name or Sub headline] Eduard J. Emde, CPP
[sub text here] Mr. Emde has more than 25 years’ experience in security and security risk management. Previously, he served as Corporate Security Capability and Development Manager for Shell. He was Manager, Consultancy Services with Interseco (now Pinkerton), served as a consultant with KPMG's Forensic & Integrity Services, and held the position of Vice President / Team Leader, Corporate Security with ABN AMRO Bank.
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Equity & Inclusion
THEME RELATED SESSIONS | LIVE
Opening Session/Plenary Wednesday, September 30 | 9:00 am
Creating Significant Moments of Impact Wednesday, September 30 | 1:00 pm Learn how technology is used to adapt and expand programming to create moments of impact and growth. This session covers emerging social-learning platforms, youth counter-culture program areas, and unique means of impact assessment.
Who Said You Could Teach: Friday October 2 | 10:30 am Helping Educators Reach, Teach and Empower Young Men
This workshop will address issues that male students face, as well as issues related to adverse childhood experiences or trauma — including violence and divorce, incarceration or death of parents. How males process stressors influences their behavior, motivation and desire to learn. All students experience negative moments inside and outside of school, however boys process them differently. During this interactive session, participants will gain insight into how to help male students overcome life’s challenges with ready to-use strategies.
The Other Wes Moore Bookclub
All registrants received a free copy of the audiobook The Other Wes Moore. Join the online Forum discussion to consider its power as it relates to the theme of Equity & Inclusion.
THEME RELATED SESSIONS | RECORDED
Developing Intercultural Competence through Club Leader Participation
In recent years, Nebraska Honors has partnered with Lincoln CLCs to administer afterschool clubs. Through club facilitation, Honors students have improved a variety of skills, including intercultural competence. This session is about the support that we can provide to club leaders to further their own development.
Engaging Girls in Engineering National Girls Collaborative
Equity & Inclusion
THEME RELATED SESSIONS | LIVE
Opening Session/Plenary Wednesday, September 30 | 9:00 am
Creating Significant Moments of Impact Wednesday, September 30 | 1:00 pm Learn how technology is used to adapt and expand programming to create moments of impact and growth. This session covers emerging social-learning platforms, youth counter-culture program areas, and unique means of impact assessment.
Who Said You Could Teach: Friday October 2 | 10:30 am Helping Educators Reach, Teach and Empower Young Men
This workshop will address issues that male students face, as well as issues related to adverse childhood experiences or trauma — including violence and divorce, incarceration or death of parents. How males process stressors influences their behavior, motivation and desire to learn. All students experience negative moments inside and outside of school, however boys process them differently. During this interactive session, participants will gain insight into how to help male students overcome life’s challenges with ready to-use strategies.
The Other Wes Moore Bookclub
All registrants received a free copy of the audiobook The Other Wes Moore. Join the online Forum discussion to consider its power as it relates to the theme of Equity & Inclusion.
THEME RELATED SESSIONS | RECORDED
Developing Intercultural Competence through Club Leader Participation
In recent years, Nebraska Honors has partnered with Lincoln CLCs to administer afterschool clubs. Through club facilitation, Honors students have improved a variety of skills, including intercultural competence. This session is about the support that we can provide to club leaders to further their own development.
Engaging Girls in Engineering National Girls Collaborative
Wayne A. Ballen, CPP, PCI, PSP
Mr. Ballen’s nomination explains, “Wayne Ballen has the distinction of having lectured on all of the Chapter’s PSP study courses since 2017 and with over 70 instructional hours is the undisputed workhorse”. He is also credited for the success of 14 candidates who achieved the Board Certification in Physical Security.
Wayne A. Ballen, CPP, PCI, PSP
Mr. Ballen’s nomination explains, “Wayne Ballen has the distinction of having lectured on all of the Chapter’s PSP study courses since 2017 and with over 70 instructional hours is the undisputed workhorse”. He is also credited for the success of 14 candidates who achieved the Board Certification in Physical Security.
Garth Gray, CPP, PCI, PSP
In Mr. Gray’s nomination it states, “ Capt. Gray has played a pivotal role on the chapter’s highly regarded PSP study course. Garth’s thorough and well-prepared lessons coupled with his inspirational leadership style has served to increase the visibility and the marketability of professional certification among the region’s security practitioners. He is credited for the success of 14 candidates who achieved the Board Certification in Physical Security.
Garth Gray, CPP, PCI, PSP
In Mr. Gray’s nomination it states, “ Capt. Gray has played a pivotal role on the chapter’s highly regarded PSP study course. Garth’s thorough and well-prepared lessons coupled with his inspirational leadership style has served to increase the visibility and the marketability of professional certification among the region’s security practitioners. He is credited for the success of 14 candidates who achieved the Board Certification in Physical Security.
Emotional Health & Wellness
THEME RELATED SESSIONS | LIVE
Live Yoga Thursday, October 1 | 7:30 am
Opening Session/Plenary Thursday, October 1 | 9:00 am
Easy Peasy Art Pleasy Thursday, October 1 | 10:30 am This session will provide ideas and activities for bringing arts into afterschool, whether in person or virtually. Art is a wonderful way to nurture emotional well-being in people of all ages, so prepare to have fun!
CATCH Health at Home: Thursday, October 1 | 1:00 pm Resources and Tips for Virtual Out-of-School Time PE and Nutrition
This session is designed for out-of-school time staff that will be delivering their out-of-school time programs virtually. We will offer tips to get kids moving and ways to incorporate healthy eating through the screen. Topics include navigating the free Health at Home resources for optimal use, tips on actively engaging students virtually and strategies on adapting physical activity for smaller spaces and individuals. This session is interactive and practices the CATCH philosophy of “If it ain’t fun, it won’t get done”!
“How do I protect myself and others?” Educating Youth on Wednesday, September 30 | 10:30 am the Science and Social Science of COVID Using the Smithsonian’s COVID-19!
The Smithsonian Science Education Center (SSEC) developed “COVID-19! How can I protect myself and others?,” a new free guide for youth ages 8–17, which helps young people understand the science and social science of COVID-19 as well as help them take actions to keep themselves, their families and communities safe. In this presentation, the Director of the SSEC will discuss how afterschool programs can use the guide to help youth explore the impact of COVID-19 on the world, practice hand and respiratory hygiene and physical distancing, research information about COVID-19, and develop an integrated action.
THEME RELATED SESSIONS | RECORDED
Creating a Positive Learning Environment with Y4Y
Our language and interactions send a signal to students and stakeholders. Make that signal one of nurture and caring by providing a positive learning environment with all the feels. Join the U.S. Department of Education’s You for Youth (Y4Y) Technical Assistance Team as they discuss the importance of designing a welcoming afterschool space, provide strategies for developing a positive learning environment, and offer ideas for maximizing outcomes through programming that makes students feel safe and ready to learn.
Emotional Health & Wellness
THEME RELATED SESSIONS | LIVE
Live Yoga Thursday, October 1 | 7:30 am
Opening Session/Plenary Thursday, October 1 | 9:00 am
Easy Peasy Art Pleasy Thursday, October 1 | 10:30 am This session will provide ideas and activities for bringing arts into afterschool, whether in person or virtually. Art is a wonderful way to nurture emotional well-being in people of all ages, so prepare to have fun!
CATCH Health at Home: Thursday, October 1 | 1:00 pm Resources and Tips for Virtual Out-of-School Time PE and Nutrition
This session is designed for out-of-school time staff that will be delivering their out-of-school time programs virtually. We will offer tips to get kids moving and ways to incorporate healthy eating through the screen. Topics include navigating the free Health at Home resources for optimal use, tips on actively engaging students virtually and strategies on adapting physical activity for smaller spaces and individuals. This session is interactive and practices the CATCH philosophy of “If it ain’t fun, it won’t get done”!
“How do I protect myself and others?” Educating Youth on Wednesday, September 30 | 10:30 am the Science and Social Science of COVID Using the Smithsonian’s COVID-19!
The Smithsonian Science Education Center (SSEC) developed “COVID-19! How can I protect myself and others?,” a new free guide for youth ages 8–17, which helps young people understand the science and social science of COVID-19 as well as help them take actions to keep themselves, their families and communities safe. In this presentation, the Director of the SSEC will discuss how afterschool programs can use the guide to help youth explore the impact of COVID-19 on the world, practice hand and respiratory hygiene and physical distancing, research information about COVID-19, and develop an integrated action.
THEME RELATED SESSIONS | RECORDED
Creating a Positive Learning Environment with Y4Y
Our language and interactions send a signal to students and stakeholders. Make that signal one of nurture and caring by providing a positive learning environment with all the feels. Join the U.S. Department of Education’s You for Youth (Y4Y) Technical Assistance Team as they discuss the importance of designing a welcoming afterschool space, provide strategies for developing a positive learning environment, and offer ideas for maximizing outcomes through programming that makes students feel safe and ready to learn.
Wayne A. Ballen, CPP, PCI, PSP
Mr. Ballen’s nomination explains, “Wayne Ballen has the distinction of having lectured on all of the Chapter’s PSP study courses since 2017 and with over 70 instructional hours is the undisputed workhorse”. He is also credited for the success of 14 candidates who achieved the Board Certification in Physical Security.
Wayne A. Ballen, CPP, PCI, PSP
Mr. Ballen’s nomination explains, “Wayne Ballen has the distinction of having lectured on all of the Chapter’s PSP study courses since 2017 and with over 70 instructional hours is the undisputed workhorse”. He is also credited for the success of 14 candidates who achieved the Board Certification in Physical Security.
Garth Gray, CPP, PCI, PSP
In Mr. Gray’s nomination it states, “ Capt. Gray has played a pivotal role on the chapter’s highly regarded PSP study course. Garth’s thorough and well-prepared lessons coupled with his inspirational leadership style has served to increase the visibility and the marketability of professional certification among the region’s security practitioners. He is credited for the success of 14 candidates who achieved the Board Certification in Physical Security.
Garth Gray, CPP, PCI, PSP
In Mr. Gray’s nomination it states, “ Capt. Gray has played a pivotal role on the chapter’s highly regarded PSP study course. Garth’s thorough and well-prepared lessons coupled with his inspirational leadership style has served to increase the visibility and the marketability of professional certification among the region’s security practitioners. He is credited for the success of 14 candidates who achieved the Board Certification in Physical Security.
Entrepreneurship
THEME RELATED SESSIONS | LIVE
Opening Session/Plenary Friday, October 2 | 9:00 am
Youth Marketplace
Youth Entrepreneurial Experience Friday, October 2 | 3:00 pm Are you someone who likes to build new things, has new ideas, or just enjoys investigating the newest products, gadgets, and technology?! Then you are someone who thinks just like an Entrepreneur! During this engaging session for youth, they will learn what an entrepreneur is, how they act like an entrepreneur, watch quick pitch videos from youth across Nebraska, and create a prototype of an idea or business that solves a problem challenge.
RECORDED SESSIONS
Connecting Youth to Community: Leading Entrepreneurial Programs in an Out of School Setting After School Programs are the perfect setting for youth to lead with and develop an Entrepreneurial Mindset, solve problems, and create new ideas. In fact, you are already teaching these skills every day in your programs and youth are already doing these things each and every day. How can you take that one step further and be intentional about the entrepreneurial skills that you are teaching and connecting those skills and passions to the communities you live in? During this session, you will learn easy and fun ways to integrate entrepreneurship activities into your programming as well as how you can connect those experiences to local entrepreneurs, organizations, and more so your youth can take their entrepreneurial skills to the next level!
Building the Future Through Entrepreneurship
The team from UNK's Center for Entrepreneurship and Rural Development will share details about their entrepreneurship focused youth programs including practices to introduce the entrepreneurial mindset and the power of innovation in the classroom. Participants will learn strategies and practices for inspiring creative thought and brainstorming.
Starting an Entrepreneurship Club
Learn the basics of how to start an entrepreneurship club for your after school program: programming, curriculum, youth marketplace and lessons learned.
Successful Youth Entrepreneurship Markets
Learn about how to provide entrepreneurship programming for students that teaches them important skills and knowledge about product development, customer interaction, pricing and shipping. Learn how to engage local partners in this work and how to implement real-world selling opportunities for students at youth markets and community events.
Entrepreneurship
THEME RELATED SESSIONS | LIVE
Opening Session/Plenary Friday, October 2 | 9:00 am
Youth Marketplace
Youth Entrepreneurial Experience Friday, October 2 | 3:00 pm Are you someone who likes to build new things, has new ideas, or just enjoys investigating the newest products, gadgets, and technology?! Then you are someone who thinks just like an Entrepreneur! During this engaging session for youth, they will learn what an entrepreneur is, how they act like an entrepreneur, watch quick pitch videos from youth across Nebraska, and create a prototype of an idea or business that solves a problem challenge.
RECORDED SESSIONS
Connecting Youth to Community: Leading Entrepreneurial Programs in an Out of School Setting After School Programs are the perfect setting for youth to lead with and develop an Entrepreneurial Mindset, solve problems, and create new ideas. In fact, you are already teaching these skills every day in your programs and youth are already doing these things each and every day. How can you take that one step further and be intentional about the entrepreneurial skills that you are teaching and connecting those skills and passions to the communities you live in? During this session, you will learn easy and fun ways to integrate entrepreneurship activities into your programming as well as how you can connect those experiences to local entrepreneurs, organizations, and more so your youth can take their entrepreneurial skills to the next level!
Building the Future Through Entrepreneurship
The team from UNK's Center for Entrepreneurship and Rural Development will share details about their entrepreneurship focused youth programs including practices to introduce the entrepreneurial mindset and the power of innovation in the classroom. Participants will learn strategies and practices for inspiring creative thought and brainstorming.
Starting an Entrepreneurship Club
Learn the basics of how to start an entrepreneurship club for your after school program: programming, curriculum, youth marketplace and lessons learned.
Successful Youth Entrepreneurship Markets
Learn about how to provide entrepreneurship programming for students that teaches them important skills and knowledge about product development, customer interaction, pricing and shipping. Learn how to engage local partners in this work and how to implement real-world selling opportunities for students at youth markets and community events.
Garth Gray, CPP, PCI, PSP
In Mr. Gray’s nomination it states, “ Capt. Gray has played a pivotal role on the chapter’s highly regarded PSP study course. Garth’s thorough and well-prepared lessons coupled with his inspirational leadership style has served to increase the visibility and the marketability of professional certification among the region’s security practitioners. He is credited for the success of 14 candidates who achieved the Board Certification in Physical Security.
Garth Gray, CPP, PCI, PSP
In Mr. Gray’s nomination it states, “ Capt. Gray has played a pivotal role on the chapter’s highly regarded PSP study course. Garth’s thorough and well-prepared lessons coupled with his inspirational leadership style has served to increase the visibility and the marketability of professional certification among the region’s security practitioners. He is credited for the success of 14 candidates who achieved the Board Certification in Physical Security.
Wayne A. Ballen, CPP, PCI, PSP
Mr. Ballen’s nomination explains, “Wayne Ballen has the distinction of having lectured on all of the Chapter’s PSP study courses since 2017 and with over 70 instructional hours is the undisputed workhorse”. He is also credited for the success of 14 candidates who achieved the Board Certification in Physical Security.
Wayne A. Ballen, CPP, PCI, PSP
Mr. Ballen’s nomination explains, “Wayne Ballen has the distinction of having lectured on all of the Chapter’s PSP study courses since 2017 and with over 70 instructional hours is the undisputed workhorse”. He is also credited for the success of 14 candidates who achieved the Board Certification in Physical Security.
Wayne A. Ballen, CPP, PCI, PSP
Mr. Ballen’s nomination explains, “Wayne Ballen has the distinction of having lectured on all of the Chapter’s PSP study courses since 2017 and with over 70 instructional hours is the undisputed workhorse”. He is also credited for the success of 14 candidates who achieved the Board Certification in Physical Security.
Wayne A. Ballen, CPP, PCI, PSP
Mr. Ballen’s nomination explains, “Wayne Ballen has the distinction of having lectured on all of the Chapter’s PSP study courses since 2017 and with over 70 instructional hours is the undisputed workhorse”. He is also credited for the success of 14 candidates who achieved the Board Certification in Physical Security.
Garth Gray, CPP, PCI, PSP
In Mr. Gray’s nomination it states, “ Capt. Gray has played a pivotal role on the chapter’s highly regarded PSP study course. Garth’s thorough and well-prepared lessons coupled with his inspirational leadership style has served to increase the visibility and the marketability of professional certification among the region’s security practitioners. He is credited for the success of 14 candidates who achieved the Board Certification in Physical Security.
Garth Gray, CPP, PCI, PSP
In Mr. Gray’s nomination it states, “ Capt. Gray has played a pivotal role on the chapter’s highly regarded PSP study course. Garth’s thorough and well-prepared lessons coupled with his inspirational leadership style has served to increase the visibility and the marketability of professional certification among the region’s security practitioners. He is credited for the success of 14 candidates who achieved the Board Certification in Physical Security.
Enviromental & Outdoor Education
THEME RELATED SESSIONS | LIVE
Opening Session/Plenary Thursday, October 1 | 9:00 am
Let’s Make and Bake with a Solar Oven! Thursday, October 1 | 10:30 am Participants will learn about a free BSB Solar Energy unit, designed to help youth understand light and heat and how we can harness these forces for our benefit. Participants will receive supplies used in the demonstration; supplies that can be used at programs or easily be repurposed for at-home use.
Growing Up Wild Friday, October 2 | 10:30 am When you register for this workshop, you will receive the Growing Up WILD curriculum that builds on children’s sense of wonder about nature and invites them to explore wildlife and the world around them. Participants will also receive the 8 week afterschool club lesson plans, as well as a material guide for each activity. Growing Up WILD features 27 thematic units (more than 400 experiences) that help children develop positive impressions about the natural world and learn lifelong social and academic skills. This workshop will focus on afterschool providers in the form of an 8-week Afterschool club, focusing on 8 different topics that relate to the Growing Up WILD curriculum.
THEME RELATED SESSIONS | RECORDED
Backyard Budget: Engaging Environmental Education
Looking for engaging and exciting virtual educational activities for youth? Trying to stick to a tight program budget? We’ve got you covered! Become one with nature as we explore some of our favorite VIRTUAL activities using low cost or recycled materials or even supplies that can be easily found in your own backyard. Water, shelter, fire, trees and more! Let us help you keep your virtual programming fresh and fun!
Butterflies-Life Cycle
Are you ready to learn more about the life cycle of a butterfly? Five weekly virtual lessons for students to explore butterflies with photos, videos, and slides will be available for afterschool staff to engage with students.
Dissect Your Garden
Prepare for a fun, hands-on look at a school garden. Learn how to develop a deeper understanding of where food comes from while learning about common garden produce from seed to table. We will dissect a tomato, but lesson can be adapted to any fruit or vegetable.
Found on the Farm: After-School Programming
Discover hands-on, virtual, and at-home learning for youth through Nebraska Agriculture in the Classroom! Learn more about resources that thoughtfully connect PreK-12th grade students to their source of food, fiber, and fuel. This workshop will feature engaging, customized activities and instructional strategies that
Enviromental & Outdoor Education
THEME RELATED SESSIONS | LIVE
Opening Session/Plenary Thursday, October 1 | 9:00 am
Let’s Make and Bake with a Solar Oven! Thursday, October 1 | 10:30 am Participants will learn about a free BSB Solar Energy unit, designed to help youth understand light and heat and how we can harness these forces for our benefit. Participants will receive supplies used in the demonstration; supplies that can be used at programs or easily be repurposed for at-home use.
Growing Up Wild Friday, October 2 | 10:30 am When you register for this workshop, you will receive the Growing Up WILD curriculum that builds on children’s sense of wonder about nature and invites them to explore wildlife and the world around them. Participants will also receive the 8 week afterschool club lesson plans, as well as a material guide for each activity. Growing Up WILD features 27 thematic units (more than 400 experiences) that help children develop positive impressions about the natural world and learn lifelong social and academic skills. This workshop will focus on afterschool providers in the form of an 8-week Afterschool club, focusing on 8 different topics that relate to the Growing Up WILD curriculum.
THEME RELATED SESSIONS | RECORDED
Backyard Budget: Engaging Environmental Education
Looking for engaging and exciting virtual educational activities for youth? Trying to stick to a tight program budget? We’ve got you covered! Become one with nature as we explore some of our favorite VIRTUAL activities using low cost or recycled materials or even supplies that can be easily found in your own backyard. Water, shelter, fire, trees and more! Let us help you keep your virtual programming fresh and fun!
Butterflies-Life Cycle
Are you ready to learn more about the life cycle of a butterfly? Five weekly virtual lessons for students to explore butterflies with photos, videos, and slides will be available for afterschool staff to engage with students.
Dissect Your Garden
Prepare for a fun, hands-on look at a school garden. Learn how to develop a deeper understanding of where food comes from while learning about common garden produce from seed to table. We will dissect a tomato, but lesson can be adapted to any fruit or vegetable.
Found on the Farm: After-School Programming
Discover hands-on, virtual, and at-home learning for youth through Nebraska Agriculture in the Classroom! Learn more about resources that thoughtfully connect PreK-12th grade students to their source of food, fiber, and fuel. This workshop will feature engaging, customized activities and instructional strategies that
Wayne A. Ballen, CPP, PCI, PSP
Mr. Ballen’s nomination explains, “Wayne Ballen has the distinction of having lectured on all of the Chapter’s PSP study courses since 2017 and with over 70 instructional hours is the undisputed workhorse”. He is also credited for the success of 14 candidates who achieved the Board Certification in Physical Security.
Wayne A. Ballen, CPP, PCI, PSP
Mr. Ballen’s nomination explains, “Wayne Ballen has the distinction of having lectured on all of the Chapter’s PSP study courses since 2017 and with over 70 instructional hours is the undisputed workhorse”. He is also credited for the success of 14 candidates who achieved the Board Certification in Physical Security.
Garth Gray, CPP, PCI, PSP
In Mr. Gray’s nomination it states, “ Capt. Gray has played a pivotal role on the chapter’s highly regarded PSP study course. Garth’s thorough and well-prepared lessons coupled with his inspirational leadership style has served to increase the visibility and the marketability of professional certification among the region’s security practitioners. He is credited for the success of 14 candidates who achieved the Board Certification in Physical Security.
Garth Gray, CPP, PCI, PSP
In Mr. Gray’s nomination it states, “ Capt. Gray has played a pivotal role on the chapter’s highly regarded PSP study course. Garth’s thorough and well-prepared lessons coupled with his inspirational leadership style has served to increase the visibility and the marketability of professional certification among the region’s security practitioners. He is credited for the success of 14 candidates who achieved the Board Certification in Physical Security.
Engineering Mindset
THEME RELATED SESSIONS | LIVE
Opening Session/Plenary Wednesday, September 30 | 9:00 am
Engineering at Mars Base Camp Wednesday, September 30 | 10:30 am When you register for this workshop, you will receive a Mars Basecamp kit that includes curriculum and supplies for four inspiring engineering activities that are perfect for afterschool programs. The activities in Mars Base Camp teach kids ages 8-14 STEM skills like mechanical engineering, physics, computer science, and agriculture. In this workshop, you will learn all about what is happening on Mars this year, how to use the Mars Base Camp kit, and strategies for developing an engineering mindset.
THEME RELATED SESSIONS | RECORDED
Crossing the Finish Line with NASA STEM STARS
“NASA STEM Stars” is a webchat series connecting students with engineers, scientist and innovators. Students interact first-hand with STEM role models to learn about their inspiring careers, missions, and topics. This session will introduce participants to the virtual program, and how NASA’s Next Gen STEM content leverages hands on activities to enhance STEM literacy and help to build a vibrant and diverse next generation STEM workforce.
Engineering and Our Everyday Lives: Engaging Today's Youth
Providing afterschool staff with knowledge and tools to engage youth in STEM, particularly the engineering mindset, is essential. Participants will be able to apply the engineering process to a variety of situations and effectively learn how to communicate and utilize this process with the youth they serve.
Sensational Science: Engaging Students in Inquiry and Engineering with PBS KIDS
Participants will learn where to find high-quality, trusted resources for educators on PBS
LearningMedia, an online library of FREE media and learning materials for students of all ages. We’ll dive into particular resources for K-2 students by walking through materials and activity
guides from “Sensational Science Camp with Ruff Ruffman”.
Engineering Mindset
THEME RELATED SESSIONS | LIVE
Opening Session/Plenary Wednesday, September 30 | 9:00 am
Engineering at Mars Base Camp Wednesday, September 30 | 10:30 am When you register for this workshop, you will receive a Mars Basecamp kit that includes curriculum and supplies for four inspiring engineering activities that are perfect for afterschool programs. The activities in Mars Base Camp teach kids ages 8-14 STEM skills like mechanical engineering, physics, computer science, and agriculture. In this workshop, you will learn all about what is happening on Mars this year, how to use the Mars Base Camp kit, and strategies for developing an engineering mindset.
THEME RELATED SESSIONS | RECORDED
Crossing the Finish Line with NASA STEM STARS
“NASA STEM Stars” is a webchat series connecting students with engineers, scientist and innovators. Students interact first-hand with STEM role models to learn about their inspiring careers, missions, and topics. This session will introduce participants to the virtual program, and how NASA’s Next Gen STEM content leverages hands on activities to enhance STEM literacy and help to build a vibrant and diverse next generation STEM workforce.
Engineering and Our Everyday Lives: Engaging Today's Youth
Providing afterschool staff with knowledge and tools to engage youth in STEM, particularly the engineering mindset, is essential. Participants will be able to apply the engineering process to a variety of situations and effectively learn how to communicate and utilize this process with the youth they serve.
Sensational Science: Engaging Students in Inquiry and Engineering with PBS KIDS
Participants will learn where to find high-quality, trusted resources for educators on PBS
LearningMedia, an online library of FREE media and learning materials for students of all ages. We’ll dive into particular resources for K-2 students by walking through materials and activity
guides from “Sensational Science Camp with Ruff Ruffman”.
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