WSU Tech is hosting the National ATEA (American Technical Education Association) Conference which will include a variety of topics including a Faculty Development track.

KBOR and KCWE have teamed up to offer 40 paid registrations for any Kansas Post-secondary Perkins-eligible Faculty that would like to attend.

For your registration to be paid by KBOR/KCWE, you will need to go to the Events/Conferences Page and complete the Conference Registration form. KCWE will forward your registration to ATEA. You must Register with KCWE by April 1st.

This Conference will include receptions, tradeshow and opening lunch, National Awards Luncheon and tours.  The following is also a list of sessions the participant can attend during the conference:

EV Emerging Technologies and the Workforce

Chip Manufacturing Driven by Smart Manufacturing. The Community College Role in the Chips Act

• Allied Health- 21^st Century Healthcare Innovations and Challenges
• Faculty Track
  • General Session
  • Course Development and Quality Control Utilizing Articulate Rise in Course Development
• Concurrent Track A
  • Health Care Education Panel
• Concurrent Track B
  • Simulations (e.g. Virtual Welding)
• Artificial Intelligence and Workforce Development
• Building Quality Programs
• General Sessions
  • K-Tech Model of CTE K- 12
  • Allied Health Care
  • SME Manufacturing Imperative
  • Regeneration Technicians
• Tours
  • Spirit AeroSystems
  • Textron Aviation
  • WSU Innovation Campus
  • Atlas Advance Technologies Lab
  • Kansas Health Science Center/New Bio Med Center and the National Institute for Culinary and Hospitality (NICHE)