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2. Celebrating 40 Years of the Florida State University Instructional Systems Program ISD@FSU– AN ONGOING CONVERSATION A Professional Development Conference and Reunion April 23-25 2014

3. Celebrating 40 Years of the Florida State University Instructional Systems Design Program ISD@FSU– AN ONGOING CONVERSATION A Professional Development Conference & Reunion April 23-25 2014

4. KEEPING YOU UP TO DATE ON ISD helping you connect to old friends and valuable colleagues TALLAHASSEE

5. PM REGISTRATION Building Tours Poster Sessions WELCOME HOME! Casual, celebratory welcome event at the Stone Building, including wine reception DINNER PARTIES A choice of venues to gather and dine WEDNESDAY 4.23 THURSDAY 4.24 FRIDAY 4.25

6. WEDNESDAY 4.23 THURSDAY 4.24 FRIDAY 4.25 AM REGISTRATION If you missed it Wednesday BREAKFAST OF CHAMPIONS Facilitated and fun WELCOME FSU President, Dean of College KEYNOTE Walt Dick, Bob Reiser, Vanessa Dennon, and Jim Klein reminisce ROOTS OF RESEARCH Breakouts on current research NETWORKING LUNCH PM GENERAL SESSION Alumni Council BRANCHES OF APPLICATION ISD-related practices, tools, strategies, ideas, or techniques for practitioners NEW BUDS Catch up on your coursework! Take a quick tour of newer course offerings. THE BIG EVENT Dinner, fun, more to come…

7. AM TOPIC TAPAS 99-second presentations Wide range of topics (YOUR NAME HERE)— consider being a presenter! CONCURRENT SESSIONS Topics curated by our conference team PM GENERAL SESSION SPEED COACHING Like speed dating—offer and receive advice through a structured sharing PANEL DISCUSSION Tying It Altogether AWARDS CEREMONY Alumni, student, and conference awards FINAL KEYNOTE PLUS, concierge service for Friday evening events WEDNESDAY 4.23 THURSDAY 4.24 FRIDAY 4.25

8. Let’s celebrate. The FSU ISD community thriving at the FOREFRONT leading changes the world & instructional design performance improvement

9. This conference is being offered to the entire FSU ISD community, past, present, and future, including professors, alumni, students, and friends of the program. Who Should Attend ALUMNISTUDENTSFACULTYFRIENDSYOU! What You’ll Get RESEARCHBEST PRACTICES NETWORKINGA GOOD FEELING

10. LIKE US. I’d like to stay informed. Let me know how I can follow you on Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, and the website. VOLUNTEER. I’d consider being a conference volunteer. I might want to work on planning or at the event. And hey, a discount on the conference fee would be great. SHARE. I would consider being a session facilitator, a speaker, or just someone willing to stand up and share a tip or two in a breakout session. SPONSOR. My company or I might be interested in sponsoring part of this conference. Let me know about the different sponsorship levels and the benefits of each. Let us know if you MIGHT be interested. We have opportunities for involvement at every level.

11. Will you consider sponsoring the event? (see next page) Will you commit to soliciting one or two sponsorships? Will you commit to attending and to spreading the word within your network? Will you present or facilitate? Opportunities range from 99 seconds to a 75 minute workshop. Can you suggest others who might be willing to take a large or small leadership role? BE A MEMBER OF THE CONFERENCE TEAM

12. Benefits Platinum Sponsor $1,500 Gold Sponsor $1,000 Silver Sponsor $500 Scholarship Sponsor* $100 One complimentary ticket to FSU baseball game on 4/23 XXX X Recognition on website and in program materialsXXX X Complimentary logo placement/ad in programXXX Opportunity to put promotional materials in the "goodie bag" XXX Recognition, with signage, as a sponsor of one of our conference rooms XX Complimentary conference admission for one person XX Recognition as an official sponsor of a conference meal (e.g., “Today’s breakfast was brought to you by ________.”) X * $100 underwrites the cost of one student admission to the conference SPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNITIES