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SUMMARY:Regional Event: Indoor Air Quality Management for Schools
DESCRIPTION:Target Audience: \nHuman Resource Administrators\, Risk Managers\, Workers’ Compensation\, and Maintenance and Operations \nTrainer:\n \nGerard Baril\, CIH and David Brinkerhoff\, CIH\, CIEC – Forensic Analytical Consulting Services\, Inc \nHow to Register:  \nEmail Kimberly Kennedy at kennedy@ascip.org by February 22nd. \nAdditional Information: \nLunch will be provided. \nIndoor Air Quality Best Practices – Indoor air quality (IAQ) can impact the health\, comfort\, well being and productivity of building occupants. Though it is a major concern\, it is not a simple\, easily defined concept like a leaky faucet. IAQ involves complex factors such as: sources and pathways of pollutants and odors; design\, maintenance and operation of building ventilation systems; moisture and humidity; and occupant perceptions and susceptibilities. \nWe will discuss the factors that affect IAQ\, comfort issues\, and the role of district personnel and occupants in maintaining a healthy indoor environment.  You will learn the tools to address student and staff concerns regarding headaches\, allergies\, and other non-specific intermittent symptoms. You will learn how to determine when an IAQ assessment is needed\, thereby eliminating the need for potentially extensive\, expensive\, and sometimes unnecessary testing. \nIndoor Air Quality During Wildfire Events – The immediate risk of a wildfire is obvious; however\, the secondary environmental health impacts of these events often catch districts by surprise and generate multiple questions such as: Is the air OK? What’s in the ash? Is my building safe to go into? What do I tell staff\, students\, community members and the press? \nWe will discuss these risks and associated solutions in the context of recent catastrophic wildfire events. Attendees will learn about the dynamics of these issues and how to protect their staff\, student\, resources and reputation in order to stop a bad situation from becoming worse. \nThere is no charge for ASCIP members and our invited guests to attend this event. \n 
URL:https://www.ascip.org/event/regional-event-indoor-air-quality-management-for-schools-2/
LOCATION:Franklin-McKinley SD – Courtyard Learning Center\, 645 Wool Creek Dr.\, San Jose\, CA\, 95112\, United States
CATEGORIES:Training
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SUMMARY:Regional Event: Indoor Air Quality Management for Schools
DESCRIPTION:Target Audience: \nHuman Resource Administrators\, Risk Managers\, Workers’ Compensation\, and Maintenance and Operations \nTrainer:\n \nGerard Baril\, CIH and David Brinkerhoff\, CIH\, CIEC – Forensic Analytical Consulting Services\, Inc \nHow to Register:  \nEmail Kimberly Kennedy at kennedy@ascip.org by February 22nd. \nAdditional Information: \nLunch will be provided. \nIndoor Air Quality Best Practices – Indoor air quality (IAQ) can impact the health\, comfort\, well being and productivity of building occupants. Though it is a major concern\, it is not a simple\, easily defined concept like a leaky faucet. IAQ involves complex factors such as: sources and pathways of pollutants and odors; design\, maintenance and operation of building ventilation systems; moisture and humidity; and occupant perceptions and susceptibilities. \nWe will discuss the factors that affect IAQ\, comfort issues\, and the role of district personnel and occupants in maintaining a healthy indoor environment.  You will learn the tools to address student and staff concerns regarding headaches\, allergies\, and other non-specific intermittent symptoms. You will learn how to determine when an IAQ assessment is needed\, thereby eliminating the need for potentially extensive\, expensive\, and sometimes unnecessary testing. \nIndoor Air Quality During Wildfire Events – The immediate risk of a wildfire is obvious; however\, the secondary environmental health impacts of these events often catch districts by surprise and generate multiple questions such as: Is the air OK? What’s in the ash? Is my building safe to go into? What do I tell staff\, students\, community members and the press? \nWe will discuss these risks and associated solutions in the context of recent catastrophic wildfire events. Attendees will learn about the dynamics of these issues and how to protect their staff\, student\, resources and reputation in order to stop a bad situation from becoming worse. \nThere is no charge for ASCIP members and our invited guests to attend this event. \n 
URL:https://www.ascip.org/event/regional-event-indoor-air-quality-management-for-schools/
LOCATION:Franklin-McKinley SD – Courtyard Learning Center\, 645 Wool Creek Dr.\, San Jose\, CA\, 95112\, United States
CATEGORIES:Training
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CREATED:20190125T235147Z
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SUMMARY:Regional Event: Appropriate Student-Staff Interaction
DESCRIPTION:Target Audience: \nSuperintendents\, Human Resource Administrators\, Risk Managers\, and Principals \nTrainer:\n \nDr. Glenn Lipson\, Making Right Choices \nHow to Register:  \nEmail Kimberly Kennedy at kennedy@ascip.org by January 23rd. \nAdditional Information: \nLunch will be provided. \nStaff-student interaction affects learner engagement at many levels.  Student relationships with staff are considered to be central to student engagement and their learning.  Staff-student interaction is a two-way\, dialogic relationship where district staff’s role is to influence\, guide and provide feedback on what the student does.  Furthermore\, effective engagement may come from situations in which the student initiates the interaction. \nDue to the nature of staff-student interaction\, actions by staff members that are inconsistent or in conflict with the values established by the District can harm students\, staff members\, and the District’s operation. \nThis lunch and learn will provide attendees with the knowledge and skills to enhance their ability to MAKE RIGHT CHOICES.  Attendees will learn how to define appropriate boundaries\, identify acceptable and unacceptable behavior\, recognize and respond appropriately to unacceptable behavior\, recognize the early signs of misconduct\, prevent and identify what constitutes student “grooming”.  Special emphasis will be placed on how to break through the culture of denial and how to implement on-going training for administrators and staff. \nThere is no charge to attend this event for ASCIP members or our invited guests. \n  \n  \n 
URL:https://www.ascip.org/event/regional-event-appropriate-student-staff-interaction/
LOCATION:Franklin-McKinley SD – Courtyard Learning Center\, 645 Wool Creek Dr.\, San Jose\, CA\, 95112\, United States
CATEGORIES:Training
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SUMMARY:Regional Event: Appropriate Student-Staff Interaction
DESCRIPTION:Target Audience: \nSuperintendents\, Human Resource Administrators\, Risk Managers\, and Principals \nTrainer:\n \nDr. Glenn Lipson\, Making Right Choices \nHow to Register:  \nEmail Kimberly Kennedy at kennedy@ascip.org by January 23rd. \nAdditional Information: \nLunch will be provided. \nStaff-student interaction affects learner engagement at many levels.  Student relationships with staff are considered to be central to student engagement and their learning.  Staff-student interaction is a two-way\, dialogic relationship where district staff’s role is to influence\, guide and provide feedback on what the student does.  Furthermore\, effective engagement may come from situations in which the student initiates the interaction. \nDue to the nature of staff-student interaction\, actions by staff members that are inconsistent or in conflict with the values established by the District can harm students\, staff members\, and the District’s operation. \nThis lunch and learn will provide attendees with the knowledge and skills to enhance their ability to MAKE RIGHT CHOICES.  Attendees will learn how to define appropriate boundaries\, identify acceptable and unacceptable behavior\, recognize and respond appropriately to unacceptable behavior\, recognize the early signs of misconduct\, prevent and identify what constitutes student “grooming”.  Special emphasis will be placed on how to break through the culture of denial and how to implement on-going training for administrators and staff. \nThere is no charge to attend this event for ASCIP members or our invited guests. \n  \n  \n 
URL:https://www.ascip.org/event/regional-event-appropriate-student-staff-interaction-4/
LOCATION:Franklin-McKinley SD – Courtyard Learning Center\, 645 Wool Creek Dr.\, San Jose\, CA\, 95112\, United States
CATEGORIES:Training
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SUMMARY:CANCELLED - Avoid Construction Pitfalls (Northern California)
DESCRIPTION:Due to unforeseen circumstances\, this event has been cancelled and will be rescheduled at a later date.\n  \nLearn from the Experts How to Manage School Construction and Avoid Construction Pitfalls. \nSCHOOL CONSTRUCTION IS A RISKY BUSINESS!  Don’t rely on a hired contractor to protect your District from construction delays and exposures. Participants will learn about managing and administering an effective and efficient construction program presented by an expert panel of attorney’s and school facility professionals.  This free workshop will be offered in Southern and Northern California. Learn from the experts how you can “Avoid Construction Pitfalls” during a free workshop.  Lunch will be provided and is being offered in Southern and Northern California. \nPanel Q&A / Idea Sharing  / Lunch / Networking  \n  \n  \nDon’t miss this opportunity! \n  \nMeeting Schedule:\n9:30 – 10:00 a.m.     Check-in\n10:00 – 10:45 a.m.   New Developments in School\n Facilities Update\n11:00 – 11:45 a.m.    Construction Delivery Methods\n& Insurance\n12:00 – 12:45 p.m.   Hosted Lunch\n1:00 – 1:45 p.m.       Legal\, Risk Management\n& Loss Control\n2:00 – 2:45 p.m.     Managing your Construction\n                                     Program\n2:45 – 3:00 p.m.  Concluding Comments\n \nEXPERT PANEL INCLUDES:\nMichael Bishop – Mr. Bishop has over 30 years of California School Business experience\, with 17 of those years as the Chief Business Official (CBO) in three large urban K-12 school districts. Michael has successfully managed approximately $300 million in construction projects and also was the lead person in securing the General Obligation Bond\, Certificates of Participation and matching State Grant funding\, utilizing all of the available delivery. \nJoe Dixon – Mr. Dixon is the Assistant Superintendent\, Facilities & Governmental Relations for the Santa Ana Unified School District. He oversees the facility planning\, construction\, and maintenance functions for the district. With the passage of a $200 million GOB in 2008\, Mr. Dixon has leveraged an additional $235 million in state funds. Mr. Dixon serves as Chair for the Coalition for Adequate School Housing (CASH). \nBenjamin Dolinka – Mr. Dolinka is the President/COE of Dolinka Group. He focuses on creating new financial and demographic services\, identifying potential public-public and private-public partnerships\, and establishing long-term client relationships. For over two decades\, Mr. Dolinka has also collaborated with various vendors and organizations throughout the country to find the best solutions for LEAs in their facilities planning needs. His efforts have resulted in the timely funding and construction of scores of facilities for LEAs across the State of California. \nMarco Guardi – Mr. Guardi is the Vice President of Risk Control for Arthur J. Gallagher & Company. Mr. Guardi has extensive experience in the development and implementation of risk management and loss control activities. \nPatrick A. Gunn (Northern California) – Mr. Gunn is a senior partner in the Pleasanton and Sacramento offices of Atkinson\, Andelson\, Loya\, Ruud & Romo. Patrick’s practice encompasses all aspects of civil trial and appellate practice. He is the leader of the firm’s Northern California Business\, Construction and Facilities Team\, including the firm’s Green Energy and Sustainable Construction\, and Community College Facilities Teams. Mr. Gunn specializes in business and construction transactions\, dispute resolution\, arbitration and litigation. He has extensive experience in negotiation of contracts and business disputes\, public bid disputes\, and litigation of construction claims\, ranging from defects\, delays\, and disruption\, to extras and differing site conditions\, to stop notices and bond claims. \n 
URL:https://www.ascip.org/event/avoid-construction-pitfalls-northern-california/
LOCATION:Franklin-McKinley SD – Courtyard Learning Center\, 645 Wool Creek Dr.\, San Jose\, CA\, 95112\, United States
CATEGORIES:Conference
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20150203T100000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20150203T150000
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UID:1773-1422957600-1422975600@www.ascip.org
SUMMARY:CANCELLED - Avoid Construction Pitfalls (Northern California)
DESCRIPTION:Due to unforeseen circumstances\, this event has been cancelled and will be rescheduled at a later date.\n  \nLearn from the Experts How to Manage School Construction and Avoid Construction Pitfalls. \nSCHOOL CONSTRUCTION IS A RISKY BUSINESS!  Don’t rely on a hired contractor to protect your District from construction delays and exposures. Participants will learn about managing and administering an effective and efficient construction program presented by an expert panel of attorney’s and school facility professionals.  This free workshop will be offered in Southern and Northern California. Learn from the experts how you can “Avoid Construction Pitfalls” during a free workshop.  Lunch will be provided and is being offered in Southern and Northern California. \nPanel Q&A / Idea Sharing  / Lunch / Networking  \n  \n  \nDon’t miss this opportunity! \n  \nMeeting Schedule:\n9:30 – 10:00 a.m.     Check-in\n10:00 – 10:45 a.m.   New Developments in School\n Facilities Update\n11:00 – 11:45 a.m.    Construction Delivery Methods\n& Insurance\n12:00 – 12:45 p.m.   Hosted Lunch\n1:00 – 1:45 p.m.       Legal\, Risk Management\n& Loss Control\n2:00 – 2:45 p.m.     Managing your Construction\n                                     Program\n2:45 – 3:00 p.m.  Concluding Comments\n \nEXPERT PANEL INCLUDES:\nMichael Bishop – Mr. Bishop has over 30 years of California School Business experience\, with 17 of those years as the Chief Business Official (CBO) in three large urban K-12 school districts. Michael has successfully managed approximately $300 million in construction projects and also was the lead person in securing the General Obligation Bond\, Certificates of Participation and matching State Grant funding\, utilizing all of the available delivery. \nJoe Dixon – Mr. Dixon is the Assistant Superintendent\, Facilities & Governmental Relations for the Santa Ana Unified School District. He oversees the facility planning\, construction\, and maintenance functions for the district. With the passage of a $200 million GOB in 2008\, Mr. Dixon has leveraged an additional $235 million in state funds. Mr. Dixon serves as Chair for the Coalition for Adequate School Housing (CASH). \nBenjamin Dolinka – Mr. Dolinka is the President/COE of Dolinka Group. He focuses on creating new financial and demographic services\, identifying potential public-public and private-public partnerships\, and establishing long-term client relationships. For over two decades\, Mr. Dolinka has also collaborated with various vendors and organizations throughout the country to find the best solutions for LEAs in their facilities planning needs. His efforts have resulted in the timely funding and construction of scores of facilities for LEAs across the State of California. \nMarco Guardi – Mr. Guardi is the Vice President of Risk Control for Arthur J. Gallagher & Company. Mr. Guardi has extensive experience in the development and implementation of risk management and loss control activities. \nPatrick A. Gunn (Northern California) – Mr. Gunn is a senior partner in the Pleasanton and Sacramento offices of Atkinson\, Andelson\, Loya\, Ruud & Romo. Patrick’s practice encompasses all aspects of civil trial and appellate practice. He is the leader of the firm’s Northern California Business\, Construction and Facilities Team\, including the firm’s Green Energy and Sustainable Construction\, and Community College Facilities Teams. Mr. Gunn specializes in business and construction transactions\, dispute resolution\, arbitration and litigation. He has extensive experience in negotiation of contracts and business disputes\, public bid disputes\, and litigation of construction claims\, ranging from defects\, delays\, and disruption\, to extras and differing site conditions\, to stop notices and bond claims. \n 
URL:https://www.ascip.org/event/avoid-construction-pitfalls-northern-california-2/
LOCATION:Franklin-McKinley SD – Courtyard Learning Center\, 645 Wool Creek Dr.\, San Jose\, CA\, 95112\, United States
CATEGORIES:Conference
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