Events

Major panel topics for this year’s
Maritime Risk Symposium (MRS25) are:

• How is the geo-strategic importance of the Arctic changing and what are the implications for U.S.
• National Defense and Security?
• What actions are necessary to protect U.S. sovereign
• interests in the Arctic region and what maritime
• risk(s) are associated with these changes?
• What are some key emerging Arctic maritime issues,
• risks, or opportunities and how could they to be
• addressed?

While we invite applicants to submit research posters specific to
these tracks, we encourage creativity and will consider all
applications that address maritime risk topics. As MRS2025 is an
online event, poster authors are not required to attend.
In addition, we welcome professional posters from non-students to
be shared and published. There is no master slide lay-out.

Send abstract submissions to
christine.duprow.1@us.af.mil
and Rick@RickPaxton.com

The Human Exploitation Rescue Operation (HERO) Child-Rescue Corps Program is seeking candidates for a one-year PAID internship at computer forensic laboratories in the DHS/ICE Homeland Security Investigations law enforcement offices throughout the United States. This program is designed to combat and prevent child exploitation and is open to wounded, ill, and injured veterans and transitioning service members who have or expect to receive a VA disability rating. 

As a part of the program, interns will attend 3 weeks of indoctrination training and 10 weeks of computer forensics training in Fairfax, VA. The indoctrination training includes vital new employee training and agency familiarization. This position is designed to support HSI Special Agents as they investigate criminal activity.

See below link for further details on requirements. 

https://www.usajobs.gov/job/821729100

For more information on this program

Are you, or do you know a promising student who could present at ARC2025, taking place April 2 – 4, 2025 at the Hyatt Regency in Orange County, CA?  WSCUC believes student perspectives are critical in conversations about the vision, tools, and shared commitment to student success.  

We invite full-time students who are not full-time employees at any higher education institution to submit a poster proposal that builds on the conference theme and highlights exemplary practices and fresh approaches. Special consideration will be given to proposals addressing the following tracks: 

•    Success for all students
•    Postgraduation outcomes that matter
•    Accreditation in action
•    Higher education in the age of AI
•    Value and practice of innovation 

Proposals are due by January 31, 2025. Accepted proposals are eligible for the $50 student poster presenter registration rate. 

Submit a student poster proposal today! 

Register here: https://forms.office.com/r/HvMuu39a0M?origin=lprLink

Please join us for National University's, Sanford College of Education, fully virtual 9th Annual Women in Leadership Conference, Saturday, October 19, 2024, 9:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. We are honored to welcome, Dr. Marguerite Williams, Chief Business Official at Inglewood Unified School District, as our keynote speaker and 2024 recipient of the Donna Elder Inspired Leader Award (DEILA).  Recognized for her outstanding contributions as an educational leader, including the esteemed Marcus Foster Memorial Award, Dr. Williams continues to inspire and uplift the educational community with her unwavering advocacy and compassionate leadership. Join us virtually to hear Marguerite share her remarkable life's work and journey as a leader of leaders and communities.

Our 2024 conference is planned as a fully virtual venue with tremendous capacity for participants to engage all presentations and an exciting complement of topics.  Men and women from multiple disciplines and enterprises are invited to join us for this exciting full day of learning!

We particularly anticipate a wonderful overview of presentations. We invite you to share your current activities and leadership work, present your research findings or works in progress, and engage dialogue around your remarkable stories and journeys through this year's virtual platform. Join us to hear leaders share their helpful perspectives through many leadership topics. Please encourage your students to submit proposals, particularly those who may wish to share their research. Faculty student co-presentations are encouraged.

Proposals:

Please click on the link HERE to upload your proposal(s).

Registration: 

Please click on the link HERE to register for the 9th Annual Women in Leadership Conference.

Full Time Faculty Early Bird - $90 (by September 1)

Full Time Faculty  - $100 (after September 1)

Part Time Faculty - $50

Students or Staff  - $50

We look forward to seeing you October 19th!

In collaboration with the Outreach Committee, AAfPE is hosting a panel discussion on Behavioral Health and the Judicial System, with a focus on our role as educators and practitioners on July 26^th at 12PM Eastern Time. This event is open to the public.

Please register for the event: https://form.jotform.com/241935098853165

Zoom Link for the Event: https://zoom.us/j/99797961221

REGISTER HERE!