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American Technical Education Association
2020 ATEA 3 D Futures Competition sponsored by Dassault Systemes
ATEA 3D Futures Competition Announcement and Entry Form for 2020.pdf
ATEA National Awards for Student, Teacher, Program and Business
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Thank you to Dunwoody College of Technology for the ATEA Region 5 conference "Connect Now to Next in Technical Education" host Dunwoody College of Education, Minneapolis MN | March 17 -182020 | October 8-9, 2020 Region 5 |
L-R Camden County College, Blackwood campus,: Kevin Schmidt, Teaching Administrator and Director, Engineering Technology, Dean Michael Nester, Liberal Arts and Professional Development, Associate Dean, David Bruno, Liberal Arts and Professional Development--
host Camden County College, Blackwood Campus
Conference Chairs
Dr. Aaron Fichtner, President of New Jersey County College Council
Dr. Jon Connolly President of Sussex County Community College
President New Jersey County College Council |
President Sussex County College, Newton NJ |
Dr. Aaron Fichtner
Dr. Jon ConnollyAmerican Technical Education Association
Founded in 1928 in New York by William Fenniger and a team of technical educators, business and government leaders across the United States,. The American Technical Education Association was formed for the purpose of supporting technical education to foster American industry, good jobs and the skill development of individuals. The 2019 Board of Trustees is from 17 states and are leaders of systems, institutions, faculty, businesses, associations and state department of education divisions.
L-R backrow: Dr. Shawn Mackey, Al Bunshaft, Dr. Alex Clifford, Dr.Bryan Albrecht President 2017-2019, Brooks Jacobsen, Dr. Rich Wagner Past President 2013-15, Dr. Betty Reynard, Adrian San Miguel, Jim New, Ryan Purdy, Cliff Wightman, Front row: Sandra Gehlen Krebsbach, Executive Director, Jimmy Hodges, James King Past President 3 term 2006-11, Dr. Ann Bolman, Marie Price, Dana Wolff, Dr. James Sherrard, Paul Perkins, Dr. Lin Zhou, Dr. Jon Connolly and Dr. Scott Mickelsen.
Click below for board photos and biographies
Board of Trustees 2019
ATEA Board of Trustee Leadership 2019-2021 and Board members 2019
ATEA NEW Board Appointments 2019-2022
Dr. James Barrott Executive Vice President Technical College, Chattanooga State Community College Chattanooga, Tennessee |
Dr. Aaron Fichtner President New Jersey County College Council Trenton, New Jersey |
Dean Wallace State College Hancevillle, Alabama |
Mr. Jimmy Hodges
President Dawson Community College Glendive, Montana |
Director, Training Idaho Forest Group Coeur d' Alene, Idaho |
President Tennessee College of Applied Technology Crossville, Tennessee |
Dr. Scott Mickelsen
Marie Price
Cliff WightmanNews that effects technical education
OP Ed on Postsecondary Education a Road Less Traveled
January 27, 2019
"The National Science Foundation has established The Future of Work at the Human Technology Frontier program as one of its 10 Big Ideas to push forward the frontiers of U.S. research and provide innovative approaches to solve some of the most pressing problems the country faces."
"Future of Work," Dr. Bryan Albrecht, Journal Times, January 27, 2019
Commentary by Bryan Albrecht, Journal Times, January 27, 2019
Reverse Transfer Legislation--4year credits applied to associates degrees and certificates
Digital Twins --digital product information from manufacturing through service
http://www.pressreleasepoint.com/credential-engine-partners-kansas-michigan-and-ohio-increase-credential-transparency
ttps://www.nationalskillscoalition.org/news/press-releases/gov-reynolds-calls-for-pell-grants-to-be-expanded-to-more-short-term-certificates
Incentive for completing 30 credits--next year free
Welcome to new and renewing members!ATEA is proud to announce the addition of new business members, supporting members, institutional members, library/media members and individual members. Thank you Tesla for joining ATEA as a business member. We appreciate your interest in a skilled workforce and the contribution of technical education to innovation. Thank you Dunwoody College of Technology, Ivy Tech Community College, and Gateway Technical College for renewing at an ATEA System level of $5000 for 100 members. | Technology TrendsATEA strategically analyzes trends in technology and technical education. |
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ATEA INSTITUTIONAL MEMBERS AT THE SUPPORTING LEVEL $1000 for 10 members |
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https://www.3ds.com/
ATEA Institution, organization or business membership $500 for 3 members |
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Sioux Falls, South Dakota
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