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Volume 40 Issue 3
Message from the President
Spring 2015
Aloha from Hilo!
hbea.org
HAWAI`I BUSINESS EDU CATION ASSOCIATION
R
osa Say states that knowledge is food for mind,
heart, and soul. I have to agree. When I learn
something new that is relevant and valuable, I feel
energized and motivated to share that knowledge with
those around me. I am sure that people around you can
feel your energetic and positive spirit when you share
your knowledge with them. In the spirit of ‘Ike loa, I look
forward to seeking knowledge and wisdom at our HBEA
Spring Conference on Saturday, April 25. I am looking
forward to hearing the esteemed Ms. Sherry Menor-McNamara, originally
from Hilo, talk about trends in business in Hawai`i. Our tech savvy Mr. Warren
Kawano will be sharing more with us about using social media in and out of
the classroom. The details and registration form are in this newsletter, so
please register for the HBEA spring conference and share this information with
your colleagues.
The 2015 WBEA conference, Highlighting Education and Technology (HEAT), will
be held on May 22-24 in Scottsdale, Arizona. Kick off your summer with some
knowledge to inspire you and help you bring innovation to your daily practices. I
will be there and I hope that you have already registered for the conference too.
There are some great computer and breakout sessions planned. We would love
to have as many HBEA members there to help market the 2016 WBEA
conference to be held at the Waikiki Beach Marriott Resort and Spa!
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Newsletter Contents
Message from the President, 1, 2
HBEA Hosts WBEA Conference in 2016, 2
HBEA Spring Conference Info., 3
Election Results for 2015-16 Executive Board, 4
Conference Schedule, 4
HBEA Awards, 5-7
HBEA State Conference Highlights, 7-8
HBEA Vacancies, 9
2014-2015 HBEA Executive Board, 9-10
HBEA Membership List, 11
Outstanding Student Awards Nomination, 12
Keyboarding Contest, 13-14
“Friend of WBEA” Contribution Form, 18
WBEA Conference in Phoenix, 16-17
Newsletter Information, 18
WE’RE ON THE WEB!
http://www.hbea.org
HBEA Spring Conference: Saturday, April 25, 2015
Leeward Community College
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In closing, I look forward to seeing you in April at our spring conference. Knowing others well enhances
our relationships and broadens our prospects. Organizations need to embrace this philosophy because
the learning of new things allows us to let go of things that may not be working for us anymore.
Working together and helping each other brings joy, creativity, efficiency, and productivity to our daily
lives. I feel so lucky to work with this wonderful group who live the spirit of ‘Ike loa. In Rosa Say’s words,
“Grab your opportunity to learn and to know well all you wish to know.”
Anne Chung
HBEA President
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‘Ike loa: To know well. To seek knowledge and wisdom.
‘Ike loa is the value of learning.
Seek knowledge, for new knowledge is the food for mind, heart, and soul.
Learning inspires us, and with ‘Ike loa we constantly give birth to new creative possibilities.
‘Ike loa promotes learning in the ‘Ohana; we must incorporate the seeking of knowledge and wisdom into our
business plan and into our daily practice.
‘Ike loa is to know well, and knowing others well enhances our relationships and broadens our prospects.
‘Ike loa: pursue wisdom. Learn and know well.
What are the things you would like to learn more about?
What have you learned about recently? How has this new knowledge helped you?
How can we stay connected with those we work with?
From Managing with Aloha: Bringing Hawai`i’s Universal Values to the Art of Business by Rosa Say.
HBEA Hosts WBEA Conference in 2016!
E
very ten years, HBEA hosts the annual Western Business Education Association
(WBEA) conference. Please mark your calendars and plan to join fellow HBEA
colleagues in welcoming business educators to the WBEA/HBEA
2016 Conference. It will be held at the Marriott Waikiki Beach
Resort & Spa from February 12-15, 2016. Please help make this
conference another memorable one for our local and mainland
colleagues.
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2015 HBEA Spring Conference
Spring is here and it’s time to rejuvenate ourselves!
Saturday, April 25, 2015
Leeward Community College, 96-045 Ala Ike, Pearl City, HI 96782
Education Building – Second and Third Floors
(Leeward CC Map & Directions: http://www.leeward.hawaii.edu/campus-map)
Come learn why Pacific Business News recognized Ms. Sherry
Menor-McNamara was one of the “Top 10 to Watch” in 2014.
Ms. Menor-McNamara is the youngest and first female
appointed as President and CEO of the Chamber of Commerce
Hawai`i. Prior to joining the Chamber, Ms. Menor-McNamara
was the events manager for ESPN Sports’ Sheraton Hawai`i
Bowl. She has lived in several major cities, including Tokyo, New
York, Washington, D.C., Los Angeles, and London, working for a
wide variety of companies such as Sony Corporation, Sony
Pictures Entertainment, Estee Lauder Company, Field Group,
Elton John Production, and “60 Minutes” news magazine show,
as well as for the Hawai`i State Legislature, U.S. Senator Daniel
Akaka and the Executive Office of the United States President.
Ref: http://www.cochawaii.org/
The Technology Session will be presented by Mr. Warren Kawano,
Instructor and Business Technology Program Coordinator at Leeward
Community College. Warren will present Social Media Do's and
Don'ts for Faculty, Students, and Professionals. Warren has eleven
years of teaching experience at the secondary and postsecondary
levels. He has presented at the 2013, 2014, and 2015 NBEA
Conventions. Warren holds a BA in Business & Marketing Ed. from
UH Mānoa and an MBA with a concentration in Finance from HPU.
At the 2015 HBEA State Conference, Warren received the HBEA
Career and Technology Student Organization (CTSO) Advisor of the
Year Award, and he was recently named an ACTE Fellow. Warren is a
member of the HBEA Executive Board and co-chair of the
WBEA/HBEA 2016 Conference at the Waikiki Beach Marriott & Spa
from February 12-15, 2016.
http://wahine.hawaiibusiness.com/speakers/sherry-menor-mcnamara2/#more-444)
Schedule:
8:15 a.m. – 9:00 a.m.
9:00 a.m. – 10:15 a.m.
10:15 a.m. – 10:30 a.m.
10:30 a.m. – 11:30 a.m.
11:30 a.m. – 12:15 p.m.
12:15 p.m. – 1:00 p.m.
1:00 p.m. – 2:00 p.m.
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Registration, Continental Breakfast, & Visit with Vendors (Education Building Third Floor)
Welcome and Keynote Speaker (Education Building Second Floor)
Ms. Sherry Menor-McNamara, President and CEO, Chamber of Commerce Hawai‘i
Visit with Vendors (Third Floor)
Technology Session: Social Media Do's and Don'ts for Faculty, Students, and Professionals
Mr. Warren Kawano, Instructor, Leeward Community College
Lunch (Education Building, Third Floor)
Awards, Installation, and HBEA Business Meeting
HBEA Executive Board Meeting
Registration Form (One form per registrant)
Name______________________________________________
School/Affiliation _________________________________
Phone _____________________________________________
E-mail address ___________________________________
Check one:
Meal Option:
o Regular
o Vegetarian
o Vegan
o HBEA Member/Corp/Retired .................. $40
o Non-Member ............................................. $60
o Student Member ....................................... $15
o Student Non-member ................................ $20
Annual Membership (July 1, 2014 to June 30, 2015)
o HBEA Regular ............................................ $20
o HBEA Corporate ........................................ $25
o HBEA Retired ................................................ $5
o HBEA Student (full-time) ........................... $5
For online payment, visit the following link: hbea.org
Note: Photos will be taken dur ing the confer ence and may be used
by HBEA publications, website, and social media.
Make check payable to HBEA and mail to: Anne Chung, Hawai`i CC, Business Ed. & Technology, 200 W. Kawili St., Hilo, HI 96720-4091
DEADLINE: Registration must be received by Friday, April 17, 2015
Questions? Contact Anne Chung at archung@hawaii.edu (808.934.2547) or Kay Ono at kayono@hawaii.edu (808.455.0345)
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Election Results for 2015-2016 Executive Board
H
BEA held its annual election at the State Conference in January 2015. The election
results were reported to the HBEA Executive Board at its January 31, 2015, meeting
by Kay Ono, HBEA Past President and Nominations Committee Chair. The Executive Board
verified and approved the election results. Congratulations to the HBEA 2015-2016
incoming officers that will be installed at the HBEA Spring Conference on April 25, 2015, at
Leeward Community College.
President - Cheryl Fujii, Kaua`i Community College
President-elect - Mark Langenbacher, Remington College
Vice President - Warren Kawano, Leeward Community College
Treasurer - Evelyn Wong, Leeward Community College
Secretary - Doug Choy, Leeward Community College
Past President - Anne Chung, Hawai`i Community College
Conference Schedule
NBEA Convention
March 31 to April 4, 2015
Chicago, Illinois
Spring Conference
Saturday, April 25, 2015
Leeward Community College
WBEA Conference
May 22 to May 25, 2015
Scottsdale, Arizona
WBEA Conference (Hawai`i)
February 12-15, 2016
Honolulu, Hawai`i
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HBEA Awards
T
hree HBEA awards were given at the 2015
HBEA State Conference.
advised the Phi Beta Lambda/Enactus Business
Club at Leeward since starting full time in Fall
2010.
One nominator states:
Warren Kawano—
Outstanding Career
and Technical Student
Organization Advisor
Warren Kawano is a
Business Technology
Instructor at the University of Hawai‘i, Leeward
Community College in Pearl City, Hawai‘i. He
has eleven years of teaching experience at the
secondary and postsecondary levels. Warren
has presented on the integration of social media
in the classroom at the 2013 NBEA convention
in Atlanta, Georgia. Warren holds a Bachelor
of Arts in Business and Marketing Education
from the University of Hawai‘i at Mānoa and a
Master of Business Administration with a
concentration in Finance from Hawai‘i Pacific
University.
Warren taught for six years at Waipahu High
School as a business teacher and this is his fifth
year at Leeward CC. At Waipahu High, he was
the director of the Academy of Finance. He
In addition to service projects that benefit
the community, Warren also inspired
students to improve the livelihood of the
student body. This inspiration resulted with
club members holding annual Spring Fairs
and Holiday Fairs. The Fair’s mission is to
promote the entrepreneurial spirit by
providing a venue for student
entrepreneurs and local small businesses
to market their products. It also gives
students who chair and co-chair the event
experience with coordinating and
conducting a large event. As a past chair
of the Spring Fair, I can attest to the
incredible experience and networking
opportunities it afforded. Each semester, I
am greeted by familiar faces that are
returning vendors and I kept up to date
with the current marketable products
because of the opportunity of chairing the
event provided me.
Warren is an outstanding CTSO
advisor who has helped grow the club
from 6 to over 30 members.
Anne Chung—HBEA
Outstanding Business
Educator of the Year
Anne Chung is an assistant
professor in Business
Technology at Hawai‘i
Community College. A
certified teacher with 20 years
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of teaching experience, she graduated from UHH
with a BA in Japanese Studies, a minor in Business
Administration, and a teaching certificate. She
began her teaching career as a high school teacher in
1993 and worked for the DOE for 16 years. While
teaching full time at the high school level, she
earned her master’s degree in Occupational Studies
from California State University at Long Beach.
Dimpna Figuracion—Distinguished Service
Award
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Representative for C.B.
Mosby Medical Nursing
Publishing, So.
California, 1989-1992.
Technology
Representative for
Thompson Publishing
(Cengage), State of
Hawai‘i (DOE &
Higher Ed), 1992-1995.
Technology
Representative for McGraw-Hill Education,
State of Hawai‘i (Higher Ed) since 1995.
She has been teaching at Hawai‘i Community
College since 2009. She is a Gen VII Wo Learning
Champion and a Gen VIII
Community Colleges
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Leadership Champion,
and recently she was the
recipient of the Frances
Davis Award for
One nominator writes:
Excellence in
Undergraduate Teaching.
Learning Technology Representative
Dimpna Figuracion, a dedicated, higher
Anne is an active Hawai‘i Business Education
education McGraw-Hill professional, has
Association (HBEA) member and is currently the
been supportive of business education
HBEA president. She has served as HBEA
and the Hawai`i Business Education
President-elect, Vice President, Awards Committee
Association for 21 years. Our nominee
Chair, and State Conference Chair. She serves on
has consistently demonstrated her
the Western Business Education Association
support of business education. Her
(WBEA) Executive Board, and this year Anne will
speedy response time to textbook and
serve on the WBEA Nominating Committee.
software queries, her concern for
students' increasing textbook costs by
She aims to challenge and inspire students to
providing pricing structures, her
achieve their objectives by celebrating their
initiatives regarding professional
successes while encouraging them to improve. Her
development opportunities for faculty,
teaching style encourages application of course
and her ability to communicate and
content to real-world contexts to make the Business
follow up effectively are phenomenal.
Technology (BTEC) program relevant and attractive
When asked to sponsor activities for
to students and valuable to employers.
HBEA meetings and conferences,
Dimpna always agrees. She has been a
She is a lifelong Big Island resident, and enjoys
strong supporter of HBEA for 21 years.
eating, traveling, and spending time with her family.
Her two children attempt to monopolize her time,
Dimpna has continually supported
but she still manages to exercise, read, and celebrate
HBEA’s conferences by being an
life with friends.
exhibitor, contributing door prizes,
funding conference speakers, and
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providing special assistance with the WBEA conference when held jointly with our HBEA State
Conference.
I have known Dimpna for almost 15 years while teaching business education classes at Leeward
Community College and UH West Oahu. During this time she has been the ultimate professional in
providing excellent customer service as McGraw Hill’s higher education sales representative for
Hawai`i. She continues to be a wonderful source of knowledge and is able to match our needs with
her company’s products while balancing an affordable cost to our students. Even when we decide
not to use her products she is a gracious person who we always look forward in meeting.
On behalf of all of the business educators you have helped throughout the years—thank you so much, Dimpna,
for all your help and support of business education.
(Dimpna was not able to attend the State Conference; therefore, her award will be presented at the HBEA
Spring Conference on April 25.)
Bobby Yamane
HBEA Awards Chair
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HBEA State 2015 Conference Highlights
T
he Hawai‘i Business Education Association’s Annual State Conference was held on January 31, 2015,
at Remington College. The conference began at 9:00 a.m with HBEA President Anne Chung
presiding.
The first session, entitled Easy Collaboration with Google Documents, was conducted by Rachael Inake,
Assistant Professor and Educational Communications and Technology Developer at Leeward Community
College. In this session, Rachael reviewed the highlights of using the cloud-based Google Docs as a
sharing and collaboration tool that provides easy access to create, edit, and share documents which can be
edited by others. Rachael facilitated hands-on activities in which participants worked together in small
groups to practice using the many features of Google Documents.
Session 2, The Power of Social Media, was held from 11:00 a.m. to 12 p.m. The workshop was presented
by Melissa Chang, a freelance writer and independent marketing consultant. She specializes in integrating
the new social media with traditional media.
Both Sessions were well received by HBEA members.
Lunch was served at 12:15 p.m. followed by announcements, awards, and the Executive Board Meeting.
Mark Landenbacher
Conference Chair
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HBEA Vacancies
HBEA is seeking volunteers to chair the following committees. If you are
interested or want more information, please contact HBEA President Anne Chung at
archung@hawaii.edu.
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Legislative
Newsletter
Ways and Means
Grants and Scholarships
Service Projects
HBEA EXECUTIVE BOARD 2014-2015
July 1, 2014 through June 30, 2015
Executive Committee (Five Voting Members, Article II, Sections 1-7; three = quorum)
President
Anne Chung
Hawai‘i Community College, 200 West Kawili Street, Hilo, HI 96720-4091
808.934.2547, archung@hawaii.edu
President-elect
Cheryl Fujii
Kaua‘i Community College, 3-1901 Kaumuali‘i Highway, Līhu‘e, HI 96766
808.245.8244, cfujii@hawaii.edu.
Vice President
Mark Langenbacher
Remington College, 1111 Bishop St., Suite 400, Honolulu, HI 96813
808.791.9201, mark.langenbacher@remingtoncollege.edu
Treasurer
Evelyn Wong
Leeward Community College, 96-045 Ala ‘Ike, Pearl City, HI 96782-3393
808.455.0422, eswong@hawaii.edu
Secretary
Douglas Choy
Leeward Community College, 96-045 Ala ‘Ike, Pearl City, HI 96782-3393
808.455.0614, dchoy@hawaii.edu
Past President
Kay Ono
Leeward Community College, 96-045 Ala ‘Ike, Pearl City, HI 96782-3393
808.455.0345, kayono@hawaii.edu
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Standing Committees and Appointments (Article IV, Sections 1, 3, 4, and 5)
Aloha and
Hospitality
Thomas Kam, Chair
Hawai`i Pacific University, 1132 Bishop St., Suite 510B-1, Honolulu, HI 96813
808.544.9348, bookworm96782@gmail.com
Awards
Robert Yamane, Chair
Hawai‘i Community College, 200 West Kawili Street, Hilo, HI 96720-4091
808.934.2553, yamaner@hawaii.edu
Constitution
Roy Kamida, Chair
Leeward Community College, 96-045 Ala ‘Ike, Pearl City, HI 96782-3393
808.455.0294, kamida@hawaii.edu
Education
Kay Ono, Chair
Leeward Community College, 96-045 Ala ‘Ike, Pearl City, HI 96782-3393
808.455.0345, kayono@hawaii.edu
Peggy Regentine, Cochair
c/o Leeward Community College, 96-045 Ala ‘Ike, Pearl City, HI 96782-3393
808.455.0344, peggy@hawaii.edu
Kay Ono, Co-chair
Leeward Community College, 96-045 Ala ‘Ike, Pearl City, HI 96782-3393
808.455.0345, kayono@hawaii.edu
Information
Technology
Rhonda Barut, Chair
P.O. Box 880562, Pukalani, HI 96788
808.870.6784, IT@hbea.org
Legislative
VACANT
Membership
Rhonda Barut, Chair
Newsletter
VACANT
Nominations
Kay Ono, Chair
Leeward Community College, 96-045 Ala ‘Ike, Pearl City, HI 96782-3393
808.455.0345, kayono@hawaii.edu
Public Relations
Jean Hara, Chair
c/o Leeward Community College, 96-045 Ala ‘Ike, Pearl City, HI 96782-3393
808.455.0344, jhara@hawaii.edu
Spring Conference
VACANT
State Conference
Mark Langenbacher,
Chair
Ways and Means
VACANT
Fall Conference
P.O. Box 880562, Pukalani, HI 96788
808.870.6784, membership@hbea.org
Remington College, 1111 Bishop St., Suite 400, Honolulu, HI 96813
808.791.9201, mark.langenbacher@remingtoncollege.edu
Ad Hoc or Special Committees and Appointments (Article IV, Sections 2)
Grants & Scholarships
VACANT
Service Projects
VACANT
Student Contests
Warren Kawano,
Chair
Leeward Community College, 96-045 Ala Ike, Pearl City, HI 96782-3393
808.455.0224, warren@hawaii.edu
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HBEA MEMBERSHIP LIST
July 2014 – June 2015
Membership Year
Updated 3/15/15
Last Name
Anderson
Aydlette
Barut
Beach
Chang
Chong
Choy
Chung
Figuracion
Fujii
Greenwood
Hanson
Hara
Harrold
Kam
Kamida
Kawaauhau
Kawano
Kodani
Kunitzer
Kurch
Kusunoki
Kwock
Langenbacher
Lee
Low
May
Nagaue
Ono
Pascual
Regentine
Schemmel
Scott
Sunio
Tabuchi
Troeger
Wong
Yamane
First Name
Della
Jessica
Rhonda
Kay
Andrey
Salvacion
Douglas
Anne
Dimpna
Cheryl
Brendan
Deacon
Jean
Paul
Thomas
Roy
Donala
Warren
Laureen
Melissa
Kaipo
Eric
Frances
Mark
Tina
Sanford
Stanley
Ellen
Kay
Cyrilla
Peggy
Evelyn
John
Dorothy
Candace
Emi
Evelyn
Robert
Affiliation
Membership Type
Leeward Community College
Kamehameha High School
Kalama Intermediate School
Leeward Community College
Hawai`i Community College
Remington College
Leeward Community College
Hawai`i Community College
McGraw-Hill Education
Kaua`i Community College
Optus
Windward Community College
Leeward Community College (Lifetime)
Cengage Learning
Hawai`i Pacific University
Leeward Community College (Lifetime)
Hawai`i Community College
Leeward Community College
UH Maui College
UH Maui College
Remington College
Punahou School
Leeward Community College
Remington College
Leeward Community College
UH Maui College
Leeward Community College
Windward Community College
Leeward Community College
UH Maui College (Retired)
Leeward Community College
Heald College (Lifetime)
Remington College
Leeward Community College
Kaua`i Community College
Windward Community College
Leeward Community College
Hawai`i Community College
Regular
Regular
Regular
Retired
Regular
Regular
Regular
Regular
Corporate
Regular
Corporate
Regular
Retired
Corporate
Regular
Regular
Regular
Regular
Regular
Regular
Regular
Regular
Regular
Regular
Regular
Regular
Regular
Regular
Regular
Regular
Retired
Retired
Regular
Regular
Regular
Regular
Regular
Regular
If your information is incorrect or if you are missing from the list, contact:
Rhonda Barut, Membership Chair, at membership@hbea.org
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2014-2015 Annual Keyboarding Contest
Sponsored by the
Hawai‘i Business Education Association (HBEA)
Recognize
Awards
 First place, $50
 Second place, $25
 Overall winner, $25
your top
Students!
Contest
 Two students from each level (intermediate/middle, high school, and college) will be given an award
 Winner will be determined by the highest net words a minute (NWAM)
 Student with the highest NWAM will be the overall winner and receive an additional $25 monetary award
Contest Procedures
Five-minute timed writing must be completed using a keyboarding software that automatically imprints the
speed and errors
 Five (5) maximum errors will be allowed for software programs with no backspacing available; two (2)
point deduction per
error
 No errors allowed on timed writings with backspacing available
 Submit original timed writing printout with application
 Send entries to:
Warren Kawano
Business Division, BE-219
Leeward Community College
96-045 Ala Ike
Pearl City, HI 96782
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Contact Warren Kawano for questions or if you need a keyboarding site for testing (warrenk@hawaii.edu or
455-0224)
Contest Eligibility
 State of Hawai‘i intermediate/middle, high school, or college student
 Contestant must be sponsored by a current HBEA member
Important Dates
 Timed writing and application must be postmarked by Friday, April 3, 2015.
 Award presentation at the annual HBEA Spring Conference. The site, date, and time will be announced later.
Warren Kawano
Keyboarding Contest Chair
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2014-2015 Annual Keyboarding Contest Application Form
Sponsored by the
Hawai‘i Business Education Association (HBEA)
STUDENT INFORMATION
Student:
School:
Address:
City/ZIP:
Principal:
Grade:
Business class:
Level:
Intermediate/Middle
High School
Postsecondary
SPONSORING* TEACHER INFORMATION
Teacher:
E-mail:
Phone:
5-MINUTE TIMED WRITING
Keyboarding Software:
Backspacing:
Allowed (0 errors allowed)
Not Allowed (5 errors max. * 2 points per error)
5-Minute Timing
Gross words a minute
Number of errors * 2
-
Net words a minute
Submit original timed writing printout with application. Entries must be postmarked by Friday, April 3, 2015. Send entries to:
Warren Kawano
Business Division, BE-219
Leeward Community College
96-045 Ala Ike
Pearl City, HI 96782
Award presentation at the annual HBEA Spring Conference. The site, date, and time will be announced later.
HBEA SPONSORING* TEACHER – VERIFICATION
I verify that I am a current* member of HBEA as of April 3, 2015.
Signature:
Date:
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PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT LEADERSHIP TRAINING
FOR ALL PRESIDENTS-ELECT, MEMBERSHIP DIRECTORS, and
THOSE INTERESTED IN LEARNING MORE ABOUT
LEADERSHIP POSITIONS
The Professional Development Leadership Training encompasses the Presidents-elect workshop, Membership Directors workshop, and leadership training. We encourage all Presidents-elect, Membership Directors,
and those interested in leadership training to sign up for this workshop. The workshop will be held on Friday
morning, May 22, 2015, 7:30 am – 11:30 am. Some of the topics the workshop will cover are:
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Structure of Professional Organization Leadership
Communications
Meeting Management
Other Leadership Responsibilities
Participants will receive valuable information that will be needed throughout the year. Those wishing to
participate, please complete the application and submit it to Eileen Wascisin, PDI Director, at the address
listed at the bottom of the application. Other information is as follows:
DATE:
WHERE:
HOTEL INFO:
CONFERENCE INFO:
May 20-25, 2015
Scottsdale, Arizona
Scottsdale Plaza Resort
7200 N. Scottsdale Road
Scottsdale, Arizona 85253
Phone: 480-948-5000
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