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MAY 29-31, 2016Quebec City Convention Centre

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Quebec City, Québec, Canada

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Our Hosts . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2

General Information . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3

Conference at-a-glance . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .6

Conference Program . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9

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Welcome to the Colleges and Institutes Canada 2016 Conference

Inspiration is the creative spark and breath that leads to great achievements. The 2016 Conference will

focus on this important

theme, which drives

innovation, development and

discoveries . Presentations will reveal how colleges and institutes promote

change through innovative practices and approaches in teaching and learning,

applied research and collaboration with business, industry and partners

within the community .

Thematic Streams

This year, the 2016 Conference Program focuses

on the following six thematic streams:

Leadership and Governance Applied Research and Innovation Teaching, Learning and Student Success Indigenous Education Entrepreneurship Urban Landscape

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Our Hosts

Dear Colleagues,

We are pleased to welcome you to beautiful Quebec City for the 2016 edition

of the annual CICan conference . As the conference theme indicates, we hope

this year’s activity will be a source of Inspiration, that creative spark and

breath that leads to great achievements and drives innovation, development

and discoveries .

Over the coming days, you will have the opportunity to tap into new

resources, engage in meaningful encounters, exchange ideas, debate concepts

and, we hope, make wonderful discoveries among the inspiring practices

presented by your peers from right across Canada, whether in education,

management, research or governance .

As a complement to the presentations, you will also have the opportunity to

discover Quebec City in a different light and take part in fascinating events .

We hope your stay with us in Old Quebec is very rewarding and enjoyable so

you can return home inspired, with a host of new ideas in your luggage .

Louis GrouDirector GeneralCégep Limoilou

Carole LavoieDirector General Cégep de Sainte-Foy

Denise TrudeauDirector General Cégep Garneau

Kenneth RobertsonDirector General Champlain Regional College

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General Information

Location

Quebec City Convention Centre1000 Boulevard René-Lévesque Est , Quebec City, Quebec

Unless otherwise indicated, all sessions will take place

at the Quebec City Convention Centre.

Pre-conferences and Networks

Hilton Quebec1100 René Lévesque East, Quebec City, Quebec

Registration and Information Desk (Main Hall, Level 4)

Sunday, May 29 7:30 a .m . – 5:30 p .m .

Monday, May 30 7:00 a .m . – 4:30 p .m .

Tuesday May 31 7:00 a .m . – 3:30 p .m .

CICan Voting Delegates (Main Hall, Level 4)

Sunday, May 29 7:30 a .m . – 5:30 p .m .

Monday, May 30 7:00 a .m . – 3:30 p .m .

Tuesday May 31 7:00 a .m . – 2:00 p .m .

Speakers’ Room (Room 310, Level 3)

Sunday, May 29 8:00 a .m . – 5:30 p .m .

Monday, May 30 8:00 a .m . – 5:30 p .m .

Tuesday May 31 8:00 a .m . – 2:00 p .m .

Marketplace 2016 (Room 400 A, Level 4)

Monday, May 30 7:00 a .m . – 3:30 p .m .

Tuesday May 31 10:00 a .m . – 1:00 p .m .

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Conference Staff Identification

CICan Conference Staff can be identified by their black vests .

Volunteers can be identified by their dark green armbands .

First Aid/Emergency(Conference Centre First Aid next to Room 2104B, Level 2)

In case of emergency or the need for first aid, please contact any of

the following for assistance: CICan Staff, Volunteers or Quebec City

Convention Centre staff .

Lost and Found(Registration Desk)

Closing Gala Seating

Delegates can reserve their seats for the Closing Gala by signing up

at the Registration Desk during Registration Desk hours on Sunday

and Monday, and Tuesday until noon .

Language of Sessions

There will be Simultaneous Interpretation (SI) offered in English

and French during sessions on Monday and Tuesday . Pick up

headsets and receivers at the registration desk .

(E) English

(F) French

(SI) Simultaneous Interpretation

SI Headset Pick-up (Registration Desk)

Connections Café (Level 3)

CICan International Partnerships Booths (Outside Marketplace)

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Welcome aboardthe Louis Jolliet

Sunday, May 29, 201619:00 - 22:00

includes a 2 hour

scenic tourEnjoy the comfort of the fully glassed-in rooms,

three different decks, and a beautiful panoramic view.

Dress: Casual (remember to bring a jacket)


Pre-conference Events

7:30 am - 5:30 pm

Registration Open

9:00 am - 12:00 pm

International Forum: Education for Employment

Entrepreneurship

Conference at-a-Glance

Networking Sessions

8:00 am - 3:30 pm

Colleges and Institutes Canada: Governance and President’s Office

Professionals (CICan: GPOP)

9:00 am - 12:00 pm

Serving and Developping Rural, Remote and Nothern Communities:

Preparing for the Future

12:30 pm - 3:30 pm

• Presidents Leadership Network

• National Governors’ Forum

• Vice-Presidents, Associate VPs & Campus Directors

• Deans and Program Directors

• Faculty

• International Partnerships, Marketing and Student/Teacher’s

Mobility Strategy Session

3:30 pm - 4:00 pm

Break

4:00 PM - 5:30 PM

Official Opening and Keynote

7:00 PM - 10:00 PM

Opening Reception and River Cruise See shuttle schedule

Conference at-a-Glance - Sunday, May 29

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C I C A N 2 0 1 6 C O N F E R E N C E - P R O G R A M9

Main Hall - Level 4

Plaines (Hilton)

Portneuf/Sainte-Foy (Hilton)

Dufferin (Hilton)

Palais (Hilton)

Palais (Hilton)

Villeray (Hilton)

Villeray (Hilton)

Saint-Louis (Hilton)

Kent (Hilton)

Beauport/Beaumont/Belair (Hilton)

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Off-site

Main Hall - Level 4

400 A

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Schedule

May 29, 2016

May 29, 201607:30 - 17:30

Registration Open

May 29, 201608:00 - 15:30

Colleges and Institutes Canada: Governance andPresident’s Office Professionals (CICan: GPOP)

May 29, 201609:00 - 12:00

Serving and developing rural, remoteand northern communities: Preparingfor the future

May 29, 201609:00 - 12:00

Entrepreneurship (SI)

May 29, 201609:00 - 12:00

International Forum: Education for Employment(SI)

May 29, 201612:30 - 15:30

International Partnerships, Marketing andStudent/Teacher’s Mobility Strategy Session

May 29, 201612:30 - 15:30

Faculty

May 29, 201612:30 - 15:30

Deans and Program Directors

May 29, 201612:30 - 15:30

Vice-Presidents, Associate Vice-Presidents andCampus Principals

May 29, 201612:30 - 15:30

National Governors’ Forum

May 29, 201612:30 - 15:30

Presidents’ Leadership Network

May 29, 201616:00 - 17:30

Official Opening and Keynote – Stephen Lewis

May 29, 201619:00 - 22:00

Opening Reception and River Cruise

May 30, 2016

May 30, 201607:00 - 16:30

Registration Open

May 30, 201607:30 - 08:30

Continental Breakfast in Marketplace

May 30, 201608:30 - 09:15

Warp-Speed: Accelerating College Applied Research(E/SI)Speaker(s): David B. Watters, President and CEO – Global Advantage

Consulting Group Inc. (Ottawa)

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Monday, May 30


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May 30, 201608:30 - 09:15

Opening Session: Inspiring from Within: Promoting aData-Driven Culture Focused on Student Success (E/SI)Speaker(s): Anna Burke, Vice President, Enrolment – Nova Scotia

Community College, Brian Bailey, Representative, Canada – EMSI,

George Rombes, Associate Director, Corporate Institutional Research –

Mohawk College, Jeff Wright, Associate Vice President, Strategy –

Fanshawe College, Denyce Diakun, Director of Student Services –

Loyalist College

May 30, 201608:30 - 09:15

Opening Session: Telling the college story (E/SI)Speaker(s): Kim Honey, Managing Editor & responsible for Colleges

Guide – Maclean's Magazine, Mike Leon, Chief Brand Hero – Brand

Heroes, Rosanna Cavallaro, Associate Vice President, Marketing &

Communications – Centennial College

May 30, 201608:30 - 09:15

Access or Sustainability? The Challenge of One UrbanCanadian College (E/SI)Speaker(s): Peter Nunoda, President & CEO – Vancouver Community

College

May 30, 201608:30 - 09:15

From Student to Entrepreneur (E/SI)Speaker(s): Alex Henniffent, Student – College of the North Atlantic,

Alex Villeneuve, Director, Ceres Solutions Ltd., and Student – Olds

College, Ilrick Duhamel, International Diploma Graduate – Cégep

Garneau

May 30, 201608:30 - 09:15

Supporting Reconciliation: Perspectives fromIndigenous-led Institutes (E/SI)Speaker(s): Dan Guinan, President – Native Education College, JoyceHelmer, Quality Learning and Innovation Lead – First Nations Technical

Institute, Prudence Hannis, Associate Director – Kuna Institution

May 30, 201609:30 - 10:00

Emergence of the smart clothes research niche (F/SI)Speaker(s): Paulette Kaci, Director General, Vestechpro – Cégep Marie-

Victorin

May 30, 201609:30 - 10:00

Organizing internships abroad: Mission Impossible?(F/SI)Speaker(s): Romain Schmitt, Coordinator, Internships, Placement and

International Office – CÉGEP Limoilou

May 30, 201609:30 - 10:00

Colleges Supporting Economic Development: The Caseof a Regional Business Retention and Expansion PilotProject (E/SI)Speaker(s): Terri MacDonald, Regional Innovation Chair in Rural

Economic Development – Selkirk College

May 30, 201609:30 - 10:00

Rethinking How to Access the Academy: Technology,Partnerships, and Community (E/SI)Speaker(s): Kory Wilson, Executive Director, Indigenous Initiatives and

Partnerships – British Columbia Institute of Technology, Tami Pierce,

Manager, Aboriginal Education & Community Engagement – Vancouver

Community College

May 30, 201609:30 - 10:00

Integrating Entrepreneurship Throughout the LearningLifecycle (E/SI)Speaker(s): Clarissa Harris-LeBreton, Coordinator – Entrepreneurship –

New Brunswick Community College, Karen White-O’Connell, Regional

Director – Miramichi – New Brunswick Community College, CaroleDaley, Associate Vice President – Academic Development – New

Brunswick Community College

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May 30, 201609:30 - 10:00

Shaping an inclusive culture in a polytechnic institution(E/SI)Speaker(s): Brad Donaldson, Vice President, Academic – Southern

Alberta Institute of Technology, Greg Michaud, Associate Vice

President, Learner Services – Southern Alberta Institute of Technology

May 30, 201609:30 - 10:00

Lakeland’s Culture of Encouraging Inverted Leadership(E/SI)Speaker(s): Alice Wainwright-Stewart, President & CEO – Lakeland

College, Mike Crowe, Vice President, Academic – Lakeland College,

Rob Baron, Head Researcher and Faculty Member – Lakeland College

May 30, 201610:00 - 10:30

Network Break in Marketplace

May 30, 201610:30 - 11:15

Finding Qwemqwəmt – re-imagining post-secondaryeducation (E/SI)Speaker(s): John Chenoweth, Dean, Community Education – Nicola

Valley Institute of Technology

May 30, 201610:30 - 11:15

An Institutional Development Centre for institutionalvitality (F/SI)Speaker(s): Marielle Pratte, Director, Centre for Institutional

Development – Cégep Garneau

May 30, 201610:30 - 11:15

Community of Practice: Targeting the Sharing ofExpertise to Meet Varied Student Needs (F/SI)Speaker(s): Paul Turcotte, Project Manager, Educational Applications

of the Universal Design for Learning – CÉGEP du Vieux Montréal

May 30, 201610:30 - 11:15

Training Inuit mental health workers with multimediasimulation training (F/SI)Speaker(s): Marise Lachapelle, Research Coordinator, CRISPESH –

CÉGEP du Vieux Montréal

May 30, 201610:30 - 11:15

Building something from nothing: How NiagaraCollege’s entrepreneurship strategy “took off” withinone year (E/SI)Speaker(s): Misheck Mwaba, Dean, Media, Trades & Technology –

Niagara College, Vivian Kinnaird, Dean of Business, Hospitality &

Environment – Niagara College

May 30, 201610:30 - 11:15

Autistic students: the magazine Lunatic and otherinitiatives promoting their skills development (F/SI)Speaker(s): Chantal Courtemanche, Remedial Teacher – Collège

Montmorency, Émilie Robert, Guidance Counsellor – Collège

Montmorency

May 30, 201610:30 - 11:15

Assessing and Building a Stronger Senior ManagementTeam: A Case Study (E/SI)Speaker(s): Andrew Lindesay, President, Business Strategy and

Execution – Dynamic Achievement Group, Kathy Denton, President –

Douglas College

May 30, 201610:30 - 11:15

Rural Economic Diversification with Post-secondaryInstitution Partnerships (E/SI)Speaker(s): Corinne Finnie, Director, Regional Stewardship Department

– Bow Valley College

May 30, 201611:30 - 12:00

Spotting Ideal Industry Partners (E/SI)Speaker(s): Diana Facchini, Manager of Industry Liaison and Business

Development, Research and Innovation – George Brown College, JamieMcIntyre, Professor and Program Coordinator, School of Mechanical

Engineering Technologies – George Brown College

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May 30, 201611:30 - 12:00

Plagiarism, Fraud and Cheating: A Concerted Approachfor Greater Effectiveness (F/SI)Speaker(s): Nancy Jolicoeur, Academic Advisor – CÉGEP de Sainte-

Foy

May 30, 201611:30 - 12:00

Lean Implementation Incorporating a ChangeManagement Philosophy (E/SI)Speaker(s): Karen MacDonald, Director, Human Resources –

Assiniboine Community College

May 30, 201611:30 - 12:00

Gamification – Increasing Student Engagement with theHelp of Electronic Badging (E/SI)Speaker(s): Brian Vendramin, Professor, School of Business and

Information Technology – Cambrian College

May 30, 201611:30 - 12:00

Five-year assessment of Mashteuiatsh educationalservices: an initiative to support players in an Aboriginalsetting (F/SI)Speaker(s): Josée Thivierge, Academic Advisor, ÉCOBES – Research

and Transfer – CÉGEP de Jonquière, Mélanie Bisson, Content Specialist,

Mastera Formation Continue – CÉGEP de Jonquière

May 30, 201611:30 - 12:00

Carhartts and Caviar: Welding as Art and Inspiration(E/SI)Speaker(s): Jared McKenzie, Welding Instructor – Great Plains College

May 30, 201611:30 - 12:00

Don’t stop your circus! The community component ofTOHU for the power to act in the Saint-Michelneighbourhood (F/SI)Speaker(s): Valérie Demers, Head, Research, CÉRSÉ – Collège de

Rosemont

May 30, 201611:30 - 12:00

Think! Design! Jam! (E/SI)Speaker(s): Ben Harrison, Public Services Librarian – Lakeland College,

Rinde Johansson, Design and Youth Program Coordinator – Regional

Business Accelerator

May 30, 201612:00 - 13:00

Lunch in Markeptlace

May 30, 201613:00 - 14:00

An exportable entrepreneurship school in Canada (F/SI)Speaker(s): Carol Gilbert, Director – École d’entrepreneuriat de Québec

May 30, 201613:00 - 14:00

Connect Learn Succeed – Enhancing digital skillssuccess through self-paced tutorials and workshops(E/SI)Speaker(s): Jennifer Horwath, Academic Plan Project Manager, Digital

Services Librarian – Mohawk College, Shantal Woolsey, Academic Plan

Facilitator, Curriculum Development Specialist and Professor, School of

Communications and Preparatory Studies – Mohawk College

May 30, 201613:00 - 14:00

Team Edmonton: Building a Learning City throughCollaborative Post-Secondary Education (E/SI)Speaker(s): Neil Fassina, Provost and Vice-President Academic – NAIT,

Norma Schneider, Vice President, Teaching & Learning & Chief

Academic Officer – NorQuest College, Tim Loreman, Vice-President

Academic and Provost – Concordia University College of Alberta

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May 30, 201613:00 - 14:00

Supporting Industry Innovation Through a Network ofTechnology Access Centres (E/SI)Speaker(s): Bert van den Berg, Director, Colleges, Commercialization &

Portfolio Planning – NSERC ( Natural Science and Engineering Research

Council of Canada), Christine Trauttmansdorff, Vice-President,

Canadian Partnerships – CICan, David Berthiaume, Executive Director –

OLEOTEK, Maike Luiken, Director, Bluewater Technology Access

Centre – Lambton College

May 30, 201613:00 - 14:00

We Don’t Need Another Hero — Eight Principles toDevelop an Authentic Practice of AppreciativeLeadership in Education (E/SI)Speaker(s): Tom Weegar, President & CEO – Cumberland College

May 30, 201613:00 - 14:00

The Tie That Binds: Accountability and Advocacy (E/SI)Speaker(s): Don Bureaux, President – Nova Scotia Community College,

Liane Roy, President and Chief Executive Officer – Collège

communautaire du Nouveau-Brunswick (CCNB), Marilyn Luscombe,

President and Chief Executive Officer – New Brunswick Community

College (NBCC)

May 30, 201613:00 - 14:00

Developing Community-Based Measures for AboriginalLearning: The Northern Colleges Wise Practices project(E/SI)Speaker(s): Carolyn Hepburn, Director, Native Education and

Academic Upgrading – Sault College, Lana Ray, Project Manager of

Research, Centre for Policy in Aboriginal Learning – Confederation

College, Mary Wabano, MSW Director, First Peoples’ Centre / Associate

Dean School of Indigenous Studies – Canadore College

May 30, 201613:00 - 14:00

Overcoming Obstacles: Implementation of PLARServices & Lessons Learned (E/SI)Speaker(s): Genevieve Rock, RAC and CERAC Manager – Champlain

College Saint-Lambert

May 30, 201614:15 - 15:00

A Proud Past, A Bright Future: Métis Education Our Way(E/SI)Speaker(s): Karon Shmon, Director, Publishing – Gabriel Dumont

Institute of Native Studies and Applied Research

May 30, 201614:15 - 15:00

Are Entrepreneurship and Applied Research the Same,Similar or Different? (E/SI)Speaker(s): Mark Hoddenbagh, Executive Director, Partnerships and

Applied Research – Algonquin College

May 30, 201614:15 - 15:00

Board Effectiveness (E/SI)Speaker(s): Don Lovisa, President – Durham College, Pierre Tremblay,

Chair of the Board of Governors – Durham College

May 30, 201614:15 - 15:00

Re-making Business Education – An Integrated LearningApproach (E/SI)Speaker(s): Dalin Bullock, Coordinator, Business – Olds College, KimKennedy, Instructor, Business – Olds College, Ralph Troschke, Dean,

Agribusiness Land & Fashion – Olds College

May 30, 201614:15 - 15:00

From concept to practice: Introducing high impactteaching practices into a community college (E/SI)Speaker(s): Tim Loblaw, Coordinator, Teaching & Learning

Enhancement – Bow Valley College

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May 30, 201614:15 - 15:00

Building a Culture of Innovation (E/SI)Speaker(s): Andrew Petrou, Director of Strategic Initiatives and

External Relations (SIER); Executive Director of Downsview Aerospace

Innovation and Research (DAIR) – Centennial College, Deepak S.Gupta, Director, Applied Research, Innovation and Entrepreneurship

Services (ARIES) – Centennial College, Taylan Tatli, Executive Director,

Corporate Planning and Institutional Research – Centennial College

May 30, 201614:15 - 15:00

CEO – Board Relationship: From foundational totransformational (E/SI)Speaker(s): Joel Ward, President & CEO – Red Deer College, ShelleyRalston, Board Chair – Red Deer College

May 30, 201614:15 - 15:00

The Earnings of Canadian College Graduates: A TaxData Linkage Approach (E/SI)Speaker(s): Ross Finnie, Professor and Director of the Education Policy

Research Initiative (EPRI) – University of Ottawa

May 30, 201615:00 - 15:30


May 30, 201615:30 - 16:30

Keynote Address – Cedefop (European Centre for theDevelopment of Vocational Training)

May 30, 201616:30 - 17:30

Regional Meetings: Atlantic

May 30, 201616:30 - 17:30

Regional Meetings: Quebec

May 30, 201616:30 - 17:30

Regional Meetings: Saskatchewan/Manitoba/Nunavut

May 30, 201616:30 - 17:30

Regional Meetings : Alberta & NWT

May 30, 201616:30 - 17:30

Regional Meetings: BC & Yukon

May 30, 201616:30 - 17:30

Regional Meetings: Ontario

May 31, 2016

May 31, 201607:00 - 15:30

Registration Open

May 31, 201607:30 - 10:00

Business and Industry Breakfast

May 31, 201608:00 - 09:00

Keynote Address: The Minhas School of Beer BusinessSuccess (E/SI)Speaker(s): Manjit Minhas, Co-founder and Co-owner – Minhas

Breweries and Distillery

May 31, 201609:00 - 10:00

Keynote Address – Lise Watier, OC, GOQ, Dr(hc) UQAM,Dr(hc) Université de MontréalSpeaker(s): Lise Watier, Founder, Lise Watier Cosmétiques; President,

Lise Watier Foundation

May 31, 201610:00 - 10:30


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May 31, 201610:30 - 11:15

Moving to the next level – An executive level discussionon the future of Applied Research (E/SI)Speaker(s): Bruce Rutley, Director, Research & Innovation – Grande

Prairie Regional College, Dan Patterson, président – Niagara College,

Sherri Bell, President – Camosun College

May 31, 201610:30 - 11:15

Navigating the Cross Generational Classroom (E/SI)Speaker(s): Christie Lougheed Bambrick, Learning Manager, Practical

Nursing Program – Holland College, Jill Stewart, Learning Manager,

Human Services Program – Holland College

May 31, 201610:30 - 11:15

Growth Strategies for an Applied Research Office in aRural Canadian Community College (E/SI)Speaker(s): Gina Funicelli, Dean of Applied Research and Innovation –

Lethbridge College, Mike Long, Director of Applied Research and

Innovation – Lethbridge College

May 31, 201610:30 - 11:15

Social entrepreneurship: PROFILES AND PRACTICES(F/SI)Speaker(s): France Lavoie, Teacher, Social Research Techniques –

CÉRSÉ, Isabeau Four, Sustainable Development Advisor – CÉRSÉ,

Olivier Corbin-Charland, Sociology Masters Intern – CÉRSÉ

May 31, 201610:30 - 11:15

The Internationalization of Seneca College: from abroadand from within (E/SI)Speaker(s): Henry Decock, Associate Vice President, Academic

Partnerships – Seneca College of Applied Arts & Technology, Jos Nolle,

Dean, Seneca International – Seneca College of Applied Arts &

Technology

May 31, 201610:30 - 11:15

The Big Bang Theory of Learning (E/SI)Speaker(s): Doris MacKinnon, Coordinator, New Program Development

– Red Deer College, Kim Kennedy, Instructor, Business – Olds College,

Sarah Duncan, Instructor – Olds College

May 31, 201610:30 - 11:15

The Impact of Applied Research on Small Communities(E/SI)Speaker(s): Mehdi Sheikhzadeh, Dean Applied Research and Innovation

– Lambton College

May 31, 201610:30 - 11:15

UNESCO-UNEVOC (E/SI)Speaker(s): Shyamal Majumdar, Head – UNESCO-UNEVOC

International Centre for Technical and Vocational Education

May 31, 201610:30 - 11:15

Indigenization in the Age of Reconciliation: The JusticeInstitute of British Columbia’s Journey in Developing anIndigenization Plan 2015-2020 (E/SI)Speaker(s): Michel Tarko, President & CEO – Justice Institute of British

Columbia, Jeff Schiffer, Program Director, Office of Indigenization –

Justice Institute of British Columbia

May 31, 201611:30 - 12:00

A Yukon Approach to Indigenous Governance (E/SI)Speaker(s): Samantha Darling, Coordinator, First Nations Governance

and Public Administration – Yukon College, Tosh Southwick, Director of

First Nations Initiatives – Yukon College

May 31, 201611:30 - 12:00

When dramatic change is called for… (E/SI)Speaker(s): Fred Anstey, Director, Ocean Safety – Fisheries & Marine

Institute of Memorial University

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May 31, 201611:30 - 12:00

Virtual student mobility: Quebec-Alberta andmotivation in learning a second language (F/SI)Speaker(s): Ashley Burns, French Teacher – Camrose Composite High

School, Michèle Desrochers, Academic Advisor, Development and

International – CÉGEP de La Pocatière, Véronique Bouillon, English

Teacher, General Education and Arts, Literature and Communication

Program, Languages Option, Centres d’études collégiales de

Montmagny – CÉGEP de La Pocatière

May 31, 201611:30 - 12:00

The Society for Teaching and Learning in HigherEducation: Innovation and Inspiration since 1981 (E/SI)Speaker(s): Christine Gaucher, Chair of the Standing Committee for

Bilingualism Advocacy – Society for Teaching and Learning in Higher

Education (STLHE), Robert K. Lapp, President – Society for Teaching

and Learning in Higher Education (STLHE), Tim Loblaw, Coordinator,

Teaching & Learning Enhancement – Bow Valley College

May 31, 201611:30 - 12:00

Innovative Development Projects and Applied LearningAbroad Programs: Overseas and Canadian PartnerPerspectives (E/SI)Speaker(s): David Fleming, Dean, School of Continuing Education – TA

Marryshow Community College (Grenada), Janet Hawkwood, Faculty,

Screen Arts – Nova Scotia Community College, Zoran Kondali,Manager, NSCC International – Nova Scotia Community College

May 31, 201611:30 - 12:00

Sexual Violence Prevention (E/SI)Speaker(s): Heather Cummings, Executive Director, Student Success –

Fanshawe College, Leah Marshall, Sexual Violence Prevention Advisor –

Fanshawe College, Suzanne Book, Senior Manager, Counselling &

Accessibility Services – Fanshawe College

May 31, 201611:30 - 12:00

Building an Institutional Culture of Research andInnovation (E/SI)Speaker(s): Dan Douglas, Dean, Centre for Research and Innovation –

Fanshawe College

May 31, 201611:30 - 12:00

The Higher Education System in Mexico (E/SI)Speaker(s): Salvador Jara Guerrero, Deputy Secretary of Higher

Education – Mexico Secretary of Public Education of Mexico

May 31, 201612:00 - 13:00

Lunch in Marketplace

May 31, 201613:00 - 13:45

Collaborative Project for Networking CCTTs andWalloon Advanced Schools (F/SI)Speaker(s): Marco Gaudreault, Researcher, ÉCOBES (Centre d’Étude

des COnditions de vie et des BESoins de la population) – CÉGEP de

Jonquière, Nadine Arbour, Coordonnator, ÉCOBES (Centre d’Étude des

COnditions de vie et des BESoins de la population) – CÉGEP de

Jonquière

May 31, 201613:00 - 13:45

Mobile Learning – A Class+Experience; The JourneyContinues (E/SI)Speaker(s): Donna Church, Vice President, Academic – Lambton

College, Rick Overeem, Dean, School of Community Services &

Learning Innovation Centre – Lambton College

May 31, 201613:00 - 13:45

A fresh take on history: toward an interdisciplinaryapproach to teaching Aboriginal history in college(F/SI)Speaker(s): Julie Vaudrin-Charette, Academic Advisor – Cégep de

l'Outaouais

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May 31, 201613:00 - 13:45

Active Approaches for Academic Success in Internships(F/SI)Speaker(s): Jean-Luc Djigo, Student Life Counsellor – Cégep Édouard-

Montpetit, Sylvie Loslier, Researcher and Coordinator, La Boussole

interculturelle – Cégep Édouard-Montpetit

May 31, 201613:00 - 13:45

Entrepreneurship Centres and Accelerators Co-existing(E/SI)Speaker(s): Cheryl Mitchell, Professor & Program Coordinator,

Entrepreneurial Enterprise – Humber College, Laura Keating, Senior

Research Office – Humber College

May 31, 201613:00 - 13:45

Provincial Consortia: Inspiring Innovations in OnlineLearning (E/SI)Speaker(s): Kim Grenier Mintenko, Manager – eCampus Manitoba,

Linda Rees, Co-Executive Director – eCampus Ontario, Tricia Donovan,

Executive Director – eCampusAlberta

May 31, 201613:00 - 13:45

Leading from the Middle: Fostering Achievement inyour Department or at your Institution by InvitingPeople Into the Process (E/SI)Speaker(s): Sharon Carry, Order of Excellence Alberta, President and

CEO – Bow Valley College

May 31, 201613:00 - 13:45

Presenting Collège de Maisonneuve’s Action Plan forinclusion, living better together, and radicalizationprevention (F/SI)Speaker(s): Véronique Raymond, Director, International Development,

Intercultural and Community Relations – Collège de Maisonneuve

May 31, 201614:00 - 14:30

Vancouver Community College: Urban ImmigrantIntegration Partner (E/SI)Speaker(s): Tanis Sawkins, Associate Director, Centre for Excellence in

Immigrant Integration – Vancouver Community College

May 31, 201614:00 - 14:30

Another Step in the Journey – Algonquin CollegesImplements Responsibility Center Management (E/SI)Speaker(s): Cathy Dempsey, Director, Finance & Administrative

Services – Algonquin College, Claude Brulé, Senior Vice-President,

Academic – Algonquin College, Duane McNair, Vice-President, Finance

& Administration – Algonquin College

May 31, 201614:00 - 14:30

Student Success and Retention: Using a businessincubator project (E/SI)Speaker(s): Jennifer Rooke, Basic Education Coordinator – North West

College, Lesley Weiman, Basic Education Instructor – North West

College

May 31, 201614:00 - 14:30

CANSWorks – Opening a Ground-breaking Nova ScotiaPathway to Student Success (E/SI)Speaker(s): Lucy Kanary, Dean, School of Trades & Technology – Nova

Scotia Community College, Taralee Hammond, Dean, School of Access

& Flexible Learning – Nova Scotia Community College

May 31, 201614:00 - 14:30

EU cooperation: learning together – working together(E/SI)Speaker(s): Joachim James Calleja, Director – Cedefop (European

Centre for the Development of Vocational Training), Loukas Zahilas,

chef du DSE (département des systèmes et établissements d’EFP) –

Cedefop (Centre européen pour le développement de la formation

professionnelle)

May 31, 201614:00 - 14:30

Applied Research: 20 years from now! (E/SI)Speaker(s): Marc Nantel, Associate Vice President, Research &

Innovation – Niagara College

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Centennial’s Path to Relationship with IndigenousNations and Communities: Three Obligations to Self,Family and Community as a Doorway to CollegeEngagement and Attainment (E/SI)Speaker(s): Craig Stephenson, Vice President, Student & Community

Engagement – Centennial College, Darryl Creeden, Director,

Recruitment & Transitions – Centennial College, Anthony Bertin,

Manager, Enrolment Services & Community Outreach – Centennial

College, Joseph McQuabbie, Aboriginal Outreach Coordinator –

Centennial College, Shannon Winterstein, Professor & Coordinator of

the Stackable Credential Programs, School of Advancement –

Centennial College

May 31, 201614:00 - 14:30

Social Entrepreneurship (E/SI)Speaker(s): Suzanne Addison-Toor, MAL Director, Centre for Social

Entrepreneurship – Georgian College, Mary O’ Farrell-Bowers, Dean and

Campus Principal – Georgian College

May 31, 201614:30 - 14:45

Network Break

May 31, 201614:45 - 15:45

CICan Annual General Meeting (SI)

May 31, 201618:15 - 19:00

Closing Reception

May 31, 201619:00 - 22:30

Closing Gala

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Closing Gala

Tuesday, May 31, 2016

19:00 – 22:30

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Colleges and Institutes Canada Awards of Excellence

Indigenous Education Excellence Awards

• Gold – Centennial College

• Silver – Cambrian College

• Bronze – Algonquin College

Innovation in Applied Research Excellence Awards

• Gold – Lambton College

• Silver – Centennial College

• Bronze – Lethbridge College

Internationalization Excellence Awards

• Gold – Centennial College

• Silver – Niagara College

• Bronze – Algonquin College

Leadership Excellence Awards

• Gold – Robert Baron,

Lakeland College

• Silver – Jamie Bramburger,

Algonquin College

• Bronze – Mary Pierce,

Fanshawe College

Program Excellence Awards

• Gold – Collaborative Bachelor of

Education Degree, Keyano College

• Silver – Social Service Worker –

Immigrant and Refugee Program,

Seneca College

• Bronze – Electrical Engineering

Technician/Technology Program,

Georgian College

• Bronze – Early Childhood Care and

Education Blended Delivery

Program, Holland College

Staff Excellence Awards

• Gold – Marg Medeiros,

Fanshawe College

• Silver – Hadi Majzoub,

Seneca College

• Bronze – Michele Deis,

NorQuest College

Student Leadership ExcellenceAwards

• Gold – Maryanne McGrath,

Red Deer College

• Silver – Erin Everard, College of

the North Atlantic

• Bronze – Chris Cartwright,

Confederation College

Teaching Excellence Awards

• Gold – Jared McKenzie,

Great Plains College

• Silver – Amy Abe, NorQuest College

• Bronze – Dwayne Giberson, New

Brunswick Community College

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Board of Directors

Chair

Chantal Denis, Directrice généraleCégep Saint-Jean-sur-Richelieu

Saint-Jean-sur-Richelieu, Quebec

British Columbia and Yukon

Jim Hamilton, President and CEOOkanagan College

Kelowna, British Columbia

Dr. Michel Tarko, President and CEOJustice Institute of British Columbia

New Westminster, British Columbia

Alberta and Northwest Territories

Joel Ward, President and CEO

Red Deer College, Red Deer, Alberta

Don Gnatiuk, President and CEOGrande Prairie Regional College

Grande Prairie, Alberta

Manitoba, Saskatchewan and Nunavut

Mark Frison, President and CEOAssiniboine Community College

Brandon, Manitoba

Tavia Laliberte, President and CEONorth West Regional College

North Battleford, Saskatchewan

Ontario

Dr. Dan Patterson, PresidentNiagara College, Niagara, Ontario

Dr. Tony Tilly, PresidentFleming College

Peterborough, Ontario

Vice Chair

Dr. Brian McMillan, President

Holland CollegeCharlottetown, Prince Edward Island

Québec

Chantal Denis, Directrice généraleCégep Saint-Jean-sur-Richelieu

Saint-Jean-sur-Richelieu, Québec

Hervé Pilon, Directeur généralCollège Montmorency

Laval, Quebec

Atlantic

Liane Roy, Présidente-directrice

généraleCollège Communautaire du Nouveau

Brunswick (CCNB)

Bathurst, New Brunswick

Dr. Brian McMillan, PresidentHolland College

Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island

Elected Public Directors

Paul Charette, Chair of the Board

of DirectorsBird Construction Inc .

Susan Swan, Corporate Director

JP Gladu, President and CEOCanadian Council for Aboriginal Business

Chris Power, President and CEOCanadian Patient Safety Institute

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