The National Training Institute October 22 -25, 2013 National Adult Education Professional Development Consortium and the National Council of State Directors.

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The National Training Institute October , 2013 National Adult Education Professional Development Consortium and the National Council of State Directors for Adult Education

The National Adult Education Professional Development Consortium will advance the leadership of state staff in adult education throughout the states and territories so that every program will be of quality and excellence. Mission of NAEPDC

How will the mission be accomplished? To coordinate, develop, and conduct programs of professional development for state adult education staffs; To serve as a catalyst for public policy review and development related to adult education; To disseminate information on the field of adult education; To maintain a visible presence for the state adult education program in our nation's capitol; and To coordinate the development of national and/or international adult education initiatives and link those initiatives to state programs.

Teacher Quality and Effectiveness College and Career Readiness State Staff Support Consortium Priorities

The purpose of the NCSDAE is:  to attend to legislative needs and concerns,  to work with other adult education organizations,  to exchange ideas and solve common problems, and  to establish and maintain a nationwide communication network regarding national policy and legislative issues Mission of NCSDAE

Executive Committee Jennifer Foster (IL), Chair Reecie Stagnolia (KY), Past Chair Art Ellison (NH) Jeff Gove (OH) Jon Kerr (WA) Marcia Hess (WY) Willa Panzer (WI) Eloise Richardson (MS) Anne Serino (MA) Beverly Smith (GA) David Stout (SC) Randy Whitefield (NC)

Staff Lennox McLendon, Executive Director Jeff Carter, Government Relations Consultant

Thank You to David Stout and the South Carolina Team

Professional Development Committee Randy Whitfield (NC) Chair Cindy Zengler (OH) David Stout (SC) Debra Varner (WV) Jacqueline Korengel (KY) Jay Brooks (IL) Joanie Rethlake (TX) Margaret Kirkpatrick (CO) Marsha Taylor (AR) Reecie Stagnolia (KY) Sandy Crist (MS)

Sponsors: GED® Testing Service McGraw Hill/CTB Teknimedia COABE ETS HiSET Steck Vaughn KET BurlingtonEnglish

MY WELCOME TO ALL OF YOU Implement New and Exciting Things Lead the Charge in Your States Build new relationships and bring partners to the table Move Initiatives Forward Applaud Your Accomplishments