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Group	Date	Title	Description	Speaker Bio URL
JMU Classes	7/25/2025 Claremont	JMU EXED 440: Classroom Management Class	8:00 am to 5:00 pm Classroom Management Class (EXED 440)Credits: 3Dates: Friday, July 25, 2025 through Wednesday, July 30, 2025	Speaker Bio
JMU Classes	7/27/2025 Claremont	JMU EXED 440: Classroom Management Class	8:00 am to 5:00 pm	Speaker Bio
JMU Classes	7/28/2025 Claremont	JMU EXED 440: Classroom Management Class	Application InstructionsGo to https://www.applyweb.com/jmundsem/ Click on “Non-Degree Seeking Student Academy Application” The registration code is VATIE25 Click on “Next Page” Under “Course 1” – students will enter either “EXED 440” Admit term is summer 2025 To be eligible for college credit, the students MUST submit their application to JMU by the add deadline. Professional & Continuing Education will enroll students in their class for college credit. They DO NOT need to enroll in this class through MyMadison. As soon as they are enrolled they will be sent a confirmation to the email address that they listed on their application. Payment InstructionsPlease use the link below to process your payment for the JMU Teacher Certification and Recertification Courses. Your payment will be handled by VATIE and then forwarded to JMU.JMU Course Payment Form	Speaker Bio
JMU Classes	7/29/2025 Claremont	JMU EXED 440: Classroom Management Class	8:00 am to 5:00 pm	Speaker Bio
JMU Classes	7/30/2025 Claremont	JMU EXED 440: Classroom Management Class	8:00 am to 5:00 pm	Speaker Bio
Pre Sessions	7/21/2025 8:00:00 Claremont	Unleash the Power of your scantool/Matt Donato	Scan tools have long since been a necessity for diagnosing and repairing vehicles. Modernscan tools have advanced functions such as graphing and recording capabilities, that often gounused. Additionally, many technicians are not taking advantage of the ten OBD modes thatexist on the generic side of their scan tool. Regulations for vehicles built from 2008 to present,require manufacturers to supply functions and data in a uniform and consistent layout ingeneric mode. In this class we will investigate the ten OBD modes of operation in your scantool and how to use them effectively. We will also explore how to record and review scan datafor solving diagnostic mysteries. After completing this class, a technician will be able to do thefollowing:• Identify the ten OBD modes• Effectively use Freeze Frame information• Effectively use the generic data stream• Perform a VE calculation with one PID using generic data	Speaker Bio
Auto Technology	7/21/2025 13:00:00 Claremont	Advanced Drivability Diagnostics/Matt Donato	Diagnosing driveability and DTC concerns has become more complex despite the increasedonboard diagnostic power in the last decade. DTCs are often misunderstood and OE diagnosticprocesses can be confusing and unhelpful. Scan data has grown from typically consisting of afew dozen PIDs, to literally hundreds of PIDs.After completing this class, technicians will:• Understand diagnostic codes and subcodes• More effectively select PIDs for specific driveability issues• Be more proficient diagnosing driveability concerns• Understand and diagnose VVT monitoring and coding• Quickly identify low power concerns using scan data• Work as a group through diagnostic studies from real vehicles	Speaker Bio
Pre Sessions	7/23/2025 8:30 AM Merimac Room	Cosmetology: Multiple Methods for Multiple Intelligences from Milady	8:30 am to 12:00 pm "Class Name: Multiple Methods for Multiple Intelligences The Multiple Methods for Multiple Intelligences course is designed to empower educators with the knowledge and skills to effectively cater to the diverse learning needs of their students. Based on the pioneering work of Howard Gardner and his theory of multiple intelligences, this course explores how each student possesses a unique set of intelligences that influence their learning preferences and strengths. You will delve into the principles of learning styles and gain an understanding of the theory of multiple intelligences. We will explore a wide range of teaching and learning strategies tailored to each intelligence, enabling you to create engaging and inclusive learning environments where all students can thrive."	Speaker Bio
Pre Sessions	7/22/2025 8:00:00 Claremont	7/22/2025 8:00 AM Claremont	Electronic chassis control systems can be difficult to understand and diagnose.This class is designed to help technicians become more successful in masteringthese essential automotive technologies. Dive into the critical systems that ensurevehicle safety and performance and gain the skills to diagnose and repair advancedelectronic chassis control systems. After attending this class, technicians will:• Understand and be more skilled at resolving anti-lock braking systemfaults• Be more proficient in identifying and resolving issues with traction controlsystems• Have a solid understanding of vehicle stability control systems and howdiagnose difficult faults• Learn foundational skills in troubleshooting electric power steeringsystems	Speaker Bio
Auto Technology	7/22/2025 13:00:00 Claremont	Peak/Old World Technologies	1:00 pm to 5:00 pm	Speaker Bio
General Session	7/23/2025 8:30:00 Providence	Registration
General Session	7/23/2025 8:00:00 Providence	Meet the Vendors
Pre Sessions	7/23/2025 8:00:00 Claremont	Electronic Power Steering	Dennis Mullins	Speaker Bio
Pre Sessions	7/22/2025 5:45:00 Wilton	VATIE Board Meeting	VATIE Board
Pre Sessions	7/23/2025 6:00:00 Wilton	VATIE Dinner Meeting	VATIE Board
Pre Sessions	7/23/2025 10:00:00 Brandon B	Newcomers’ Orientation	Michael Payne, Mark Mathia, Robert Jett, Sheldon	Speaker Bio
General Session	7/23/2025 11:00:00 York Stratford	Opening Session (VDOE updates) and Lunch	11:30 Keynote Speaker Boyd Worsham NCCER	Speaker Bio
General Session	7/23/2025 13:00:00 Greenway	Filling the Skills Gap & Advocating for your Program Matt Ingram	1:00, 2:00, 3:00 Advocating for your program - Building Strong Industry Support - Understanding funding revenues - Impact and the power for advocating for your program - Fundraising - Connecting with local and state government and with school boards	Speaker Bio
General Session	WELDING 7/23/2025 13:00:00 OFF SITE	@Tidewater Technical School-Xiris welding cameras presentation	1-4 pm Welding OFF SITE
General Session	7/23/20225 8:00 AM Brandon A	SOS Support Options for Success (Laura Smith - ACTE)	Laura Smith CTE Teacher S.O.S., Support Options for Success is designed to aid new, career-switcher teachers in transitioning to the classroom from industry by providing mentor support, in-time information, and access to helpful resources. The full-day or mini-sessions will provide Career Switcher Educators in Career & Technical Education with training, support, and mentorship that will aid in teacher success and retention, as well as add to the success of CTE students.Full day session - 8:30 - 5 Tuesday, July 22, 2025, Mini-Session(s) - Wednesday, July 23, 2025 during breakout sessions.	Speaker Bio
General Session	7/23/2025 13:00:00 Eppington	CTE Resource Center	CTE Resource Center	Speaker Bio
General Session	7/23/2025 13:00:00 Claremont	SkillsUSA New Teacher Institute	VA State Officers	Speaker Bio
General Session	7/23/2025 13:00:00 Brandon B	IEP Bootcamp	1:00, 2:00, 3:00 pm This session will provide an overview of key concepts in special education, including the differences between IEPs and 504 Plans, common disabilities and how they may present in a classroom setting, and frequently used special education acronyms. We’ll also discuss typical accommodations instructors may be asked to implement and explore practical strategies for effectively educating and engaging students with disabilities in technical programs. This session is designed to build confidence and competence in creating an inclusive and supportive learning environment.	Speaker Bio
General Session	7/23/2025 13:00:00 Riverview	Classroom Sucess and Set-up	1:00 Pm & 3:00 PmClassroom Success and Set-up. It’s a new school year. Where to start with classroom/lab/shop set-up for the new school year. We will discuss what, why and how of classroom management techniques. Also learn from other teachers and share best practices. Mock Interviews. Looking for ways to help your students get ready for the interviews. Participants in this session we will cover how to set-up and run mock interviews, using your business partners as the interviewer. We will share steps for set-up and conducing the interviews.	Speaker Bio
General Session	7/23/2024 15:00:00 Greenway	VATIE Lead Teacher Opportunties	Arnaz Dotivala "Lead Teacher Workshop Join us for the Lead Teacher Workshop, an interactive session designed specifically for Trade and Industrial Education Lead Teachers. During this workshop, we will:Review the key responsibilities and expectations of Lead TeachersStrengthen strategies for collaboration across schools, regions, and industry sectorsExplore effective ways to engage and support Trade and Industrial teachersDiscuss how to build and sustain meaningful connections with business and community partnersThrough guided discussion and shared experiences, participants will walk away with practical tools and strategies to enhance cluster participation and elevate their leadership roles across the Commonwealth. Whether you are a returning Lead Teacher or new to the role, this session is a valuable opportunity to connect, reflect, and lead with purpose. We look forward to seeing you there!"	Speaker Bio
General Session	7/23/2025 15:00:00 Claremont	SkillsUSA Virginia Update	SkillsUSA VA State Officers	Speaker Bio
General Session	7/23/2025 13:00:00 Merimac	Fundamentals of Men's Shaving, Instructor Certification	1-5 pm Walk away certifie. This educator training equips instructors with the essential skills and knowledge to confidently teach traditional straight razor shaving. We’ll cover proper razor handling, sanitation, skin prep, shave techniques, lathering, and client safety. Designed specifically for educators, this class also includes tips on curriculum delivery, student evaluation, and creating a safe learning environment. Walk away certified and ready to train the next generation of barbers and stylists.	Speaker Bio
General Session	7/24/25 18:00	Dinner Banquet and Awards	Keynote Speaker Dinner	Speaker Bio
General Session	7/24/25 18:00	Dinner Banquet and Awards	Lee Ross Master of Ceronomies Induction of SkillsUSA Officers, presentation of VATIE AWARDS	Speaker Bio
General Session	WELDING 7/24/2025 7:00:00 OFF SITE	Tabet Manufacturing Co. Inc.	9-12pm
Criminal Justice	7/24/2025 9:00:00 Eppington	Breakfast/ Introductions	Kelly Glenn	Speaker Bio
Auto Body	Welding 7/24/2025 7:00:00 OFF SITE	Tour Plasser American Corporation	1-4pm
Drafting and CAD	7/25/2025 7:00:00 Montpelier	Breakfast
Cosmetology	7/24/2025 Merimac	Vendors in room, Burmax, Hanzo, Matrix, Great Clips	Our fabulous vendors will be present on 7/24 &7/25 to support us and answer any questions we may have.	Speaker Bio
TV and Media Production	7/24/2025 8:00:00 BrandonB	Introductions	Tom O'Day
Criminal Justice	7/24/2025 9:30:00 Eppington	Understanding Juvenile Justice	Newport News Dept of Juvenile Justice	Speaker Bio
Auto Technology	7/24/2025 8:00:00 Claremont	ASE Accreditation Tips Tricks and Best practices	Marlo MIranda
Cosmetology	7/25/25 8:30	Breakfast Best Practice Share outs	Tanya Rogers
Criminal Justice	7/24/2025 10:30:00 Eppington	Risk Factors & the Juvenile Justice System	Fairfax County Public Schools West Potomac Academy See how Danny Ewell, former Lieutenant in the Office of Youth Violence and Outreach for the DC MPD, has been teaching his students risk factors for involvement in the juvenile justice system using the stories of people featured in documentaries like Solitary: Inside Red Onion State Prison and 15 to Life: Kenneth's Story. Danny will also bring resources to share.	Speaker Bio
Drafting and CAD	7/24/2025 8:00:00 Greenway	Business: Introductions, Instructor Update, VDOE update	Cathy Cropp
Drafting and CAD	7/24/2025 8:00:00 Montpelier	Introductions
Construction	7/24/2025 8:15-16:15	OSHA Scaffolding Session	WVU Scaffolding Awareness Session
Auto Technology	7/24/2025 9:00:00 Claremont	ASE Updates and more	ASE Mark Mathia
Cosmetology	7/24/2025 9:00:00 Merimac	SkillsUSA and Cosmetology Classroom Mangement	Wayne White	Speaker Bio
Drafting and CAD	7/24/2025 9:00:00 Montpelier	Generative Design presentation	Cathy Cropp
Criminal Justice	7/24/2025 11:30:00 Eppington	Criminology vs. Criminal Justice	Kelly Glenn	Speaker Bio
Graphic Imaging	7/24/2025 9:00:00 Riverview	Review Equipment	Shelton Glasser Update on Graphic Imaging Technology learning thru production	Speaker Bio
Construction	7/24/2025 10:00:00 Monticello	NCCER	(Stephanie Kiel )	Speaker Bio
Auto Technology	7/24/2025 9:00:00 Claremont	ASE Updates and more	ASE Mark Mathia
Cosmetology	7/24/2025 10:00:00 Merimac	Cluster SkillsUSA	Review and support for SkillsUSA, SLC, and Nationals. Collaboration and working session	Speaker Bio
Cosmetology	7/24/2025 11:00:00 Merimac	Barbering Facial shaving Desiree Alexander	Bring supplies for Shaving, 11-12
Cosmetology	7/24/2025 1-2:00 Merimac	Barbering Facial shaving Desiree Alexander	Bring supplies for Shaving, 1-2	Speaker Bio
Construction	7/24/2025 9:00:00 Monticello	AmTek Company Presentation	Amtek Company & CTech
Cosmetology	7/24/2025 3:00:00 Merimac	Prov Testing Update	Prov
Cosmetology	7/24/2025 2:00:00 Merimac	DPOR/NIC/PROV Update	DPOR	Speaker Bio
TV and Media Production	7/24/2025 10-12 Brandon B	Share Fair-Best Practices	Tom O'Day
Criminal Justice	7/24/2025 11:00:00 Eppington	Professional Standards	Retired Sgt. Todd Rodes will provide a training related to internal investigations, disciplinary outcomes, and civil liability as they related to CJ2 VDOE competencies #04, #28, #29, and #45-48. This session will tie into the next session on designing a successful mock hiring process.	Speaker Bio
Construction	7/24/2025 11:00:00 Monticello	Building Partnerships with B & I	Michael Payne/ Tim Lawrence The 1-2-3's of Building Business and Industry Partnerships for Success in Your Program The presentation will include discussion on how to build successful business and industry partnerships. Topics will cover the basics of mutually beneficial partnerships, and how to bolster human, in-kind and financial support for your T&I program.	Speaker Bio
Drafting and CAD	7/24/2025 11:00:00 Montpelier	When AI Meets the trafting Table.... Who's accountable?	Cathy Cropp
Auto Technology	7/24/2025 11:00:00 Claremont	ASE Updates and more	ASE Mark Mathia
Post Conference	7/24/2025 2:30 Wilton	SkillsUSA Board of Directors Meeting	Laura Smith SkillsUSA Board of Directors Meeting	Speaker Bio
TV and Media Production	7/24/2025 13:00:00 Brandon B	SkillsUSA Report-District & Nationals, Funraising Ideas and Options	Tom O'Day
Cosmetology	7/23/2025 13:00:00 Merimac	Barbering/Facial Shaving Class Christine Evans, Hanzo	Live Master Barbering Workshop, Demo and hands on class	Speaker Bio
Drafting and CAD	7/24/2025 13:00:00 Montpelier	Best Practices to share	Cathy Cropp
Construction	7/24/2025 13:00:00 Monticello	WBL in the Construction Industry	Amy Hammond	Speaker Bio
Auto Technology	7/24/2025 13:00:00 Claremont	ELECTUDE	Glen Hartman (Virtual)
Construction	7/24/2025 13:00:00 Monticello	Virginia Works/YRA	Pedro Ortiz
Auto Technology	7/24/2025 15:00:00 Claremont	Cengage (SP2)	Mark Mathia
TV and Media Production	7/24/2025 14:00:00 Brandon B	Certifications Options	Tom O'Day
Criminal Justice	7/24/2025 14:00:00 Eppington	Mock Hiring Process	Kelly Glenn	Speaker Bio
Construction	7/24/2025 15:00:00 Monticello	What todays safety Pro's want every student to know	Courtney Baker This dynamic session brings together construction industry professionals and CTE educators to strengthen the bridge between classroom learning and real-world application. Led by members of the Associated General Contractors of Virginia (AGCVA), including contractors actively shaping the workforce, the presentation will spotlight evolving construction methods, in-demand technologies, and the skills today’s employers need most.Instructors will hear directly from AGCVA members through presentations, hands-on demonstrations in a fabrication lab or jobsite (where available), and real-time conversations about how to better align curriculum with industry practices. Just as importantly, this session is designed to listen—to gain a deeper understanding of what CTE educators need and how the construction industry can meaningfully support their work.Together, we’ll explore practical, collaborative ways to empower students, strengthen programs, and build a talent pipeline that benefits everyone.	Speaker Bio
Cosmetology	7/24/2025 14:00:00 Merimac	DPOR/NIC/PROV Update	DPOR	Speaker Bio
TV and Media Production	7/24/2025 13:00:00 Brandon B	Review Equipment List	Tom O'Day
Criminal Justice	7/24/2025 15:30:00 Eppington	SkillsUSA & Nationals Debrief	Kelly Glenn	Speaker Bio
Criminal Justice	7/24/2025 15:30:00 Eppington	VDOE Updates (Tasks & Equipment List)	VDOE competency #47 was added to the curriculum last year. View an example of how to teach differentiating between criminology and criminal justice and receive a copy of the lesson plan and student materials. / Learn how to pull together a mock hiring process for future law enforcement officers and dispatchers using community partners. You'll receive grading rubrics, age-appropriate oral review board questions, and other documents useful in running your own process. / Kelly will discuss any successes and concerns with the group regarding the SkillsUSA State Leadership Conference, as well as report back on the contest her student participated in at the SkillsUSA National Leadership and Skills Conference in Atlanta, GA this past June.	Speaker Bio
Construction	7/24/2025 14:00:00 Monticello	Building Partnerships from school to career	Jacquelin Morton IEC Chesapeake Electrical Apprenticeship Program For more than 40 years, IEC Chesapeake has been the region’s leading electrical and renewable energy contractor association and electrical apprenticeship program provider. Our members are comprised of more than 250 contractors and associate partners, representing over 50,000 men and women in all facets of the electrical industry. Teaching hundreds of electrical apprentices and licensed electricians each year, and representing and advocating on behalf of our member companies, IEC Chesapeake is dedicated to educating, promoting and advancing the electrical industry. Our primary mission is education, and our greatest relationship exists with our K-12 partnerships which create a natural pipeline from school to career!	Speaker Bio
Closing Session	7/25/25 7:00	Meals - Breakfast
Closing Session	7/25/25 9:00	Closing Session	Tanya Rogers
Auto Technology	7/24/2025 16:00:00 Claremont	VDOE Updates (Tasks & Equipment List)