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Showing posts with label Announcements. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Announcements. Show all posts
Thursday, February 20, 2014
Be-Print for Living! Open House
Wednesday, February 19, 2014
Be-Print Announces February & March Sessions
Be-Print for Living has announced a new FREE training workshop for individuals interested in learning more about:
Also from March 24 - 26 a more in depth look at these topics will be offered. Here are the details:
Authors and workshop leaders Shelley Roy and Glenn Smith are senior faculty members in the International Association for Applied Control Theory (IAACT). They bring many years of sharing these concepts that will enrich your total experience.
Introduction to:
Be-Print
and
Perceptual Control Theory
Friday, February 21, 2014
8:00 am to 12 Noon
Center for Community Transitions
2226 North Davidson Street
Charlotte, NC 28205
Call 704-564-5884 for information or to register
FREE
Also from March 24 - 26 a more in depth look at these topics will be offered. Here are the details:
BE-Print
ACT I and ACT II
Mon-Wed March 24-26, 2014
9:00 am to 3:00 pm
Cornwell Center
2001 Selwyn Avenue
Charlotte, NC 28207
For information or to register:
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Authors and workshop leaders Shelley Roy and Glenn Smith are senior faculty members in the International Association for Applied Control Theory (IAACT). They bring many years of sharing these concepts that will enrich your total experience.
Saturday, December 28, 2013
Project Uth 360 Degrees Media Coverage
The Project Uth 360 Degrees program in Stokes County, NC (Walnut Cove) has been highlighted in the Winston-Salem Journal and Fox8 News today (12/17/2013). The program envisioned and run by ACT I instructor Malcolm Dixon focuses on supporting Stokes County children with emphasis on education, recreation, life values and service.
Currently a three day basketball and dance activity sponsored by Uth 360 has drawn dozens of children ages 5-15. Motivational speakers, adult role models and fun activities provide participants a needed outlet during the winter holiday break. More information on the program can be found on the group's Facebook page and at www.uth.360.com .
Tuesday, April 30, 2013
Control Theory Training - Session Options Now Available
Perceptual Control Theory training - through Applied Control Theory seminars - is now provided with options in your busy world. The traditional three consecutive day seminars have been joined by training sessions offered one day a month on consecutive months. Meeting your time needs with flexible scheduling options allows you to gain valuable insight into strategies for managing life's ups and downs more effectively.
Be-Print forLiving, an IAACT affiliate, has initiated training seminars which provide scheduling flexibility for schools, corporate entities and individuals. To see information on the next training session in May, contact Be-Print and provide your email address & contact information to be-print@aol.com. The Be-Print monthly newsletter shares insightful observations and tips for successful living. Be the person you want to become by controlling how you deal with life's daily circumstances. Applied Control Theory training will provide the tools for you.
Be-Print forLiving, an IAACT affiliate, has initiated training seminars which provide scheduling flexibility for schools, corporate entities and individuals. To see information on the next training session in May, contact Be-Print and provide your email address & contact information to be-print@aol.com. The Be-Print monthly newsletter shares insightful observations and tips for successful living. Be the person you want to become by controlling how you deal with life's daily circumstances. Applied Control Theory training will provide the tools for you.
"Connected Schools" Training Reminder
New View Publications & Seminars is offering "Connected Schools" training in Chapel Hill, NC June 17 - 19, 2013. School system administrators, building level leaders and classroom teachers are encouraged to participate in these timely and beneficial sessions. Strategies for dealing with the everyday stresses & challenges of school life will be shared.
Click to view or download Seminar Information and Registration Brochure from New View.
Monday, April 1, 2013
Find IAACT Differently
As of April 1, 2013 the mailing address for IAACT has changed. Direct all correspondence to our new address - 643 Barrocliff Rd., Clemmons, NC 27012. Your correspondence will be responded to more efficiently when using our new address.
Information on the IAACT.net web site is being updated also. Faculty and Practicum Facilitator lists have been updated. Faculty profiles will reflect only those members who are up-to-date and currently active in teaching seminars & training sessions.
Any questions or annual membership payments should be directed to the new address or by contacting IAACT at actnme@gmail.com or filling out the "Contact Us" section on the IAACT web site.
Information on the IAACT.net web site is being updated also. Faculty and Practicum Facilitator lists have been updated. Faculty profiles will reflect only those members who are up-to-date and currently active in teaching seminars & training sessions.
Any questions or annual membership payments should be directed to the new address or by contacting IAACT at actnme@gmail.com or filling out the "Contact Us" section on the IAACT web site.
Monday, October 22, 2012
IAACT Announces Annual Meeting
The IAACT Board of
Directors and Faculty have announced the dates of their annual meeting. Both
groups will convene at the Omni Hilton Head Oceanfront Resort on Hilton Head
Island, SC from January 18-20, 2013.
The Board of Directors will meet in the afternoon on Friday, Jan. 18. Board activities will include a review of goals set for 2012, financial status and a look into 2013 to recommend sound growth strategy for IAACT.
IAACT Faculty members and certified trainees will convene for their gathering beginning in the evening on Friday, Jan. 18 with a reconnecting social activity. On Saturday, Jan. 19, after a brief business meeting, faculty and invited guests will participate in guided training activity demonstrations designed to engage ACT I, II & III training session participants. The session will be led by skilled ACT I instructors. Following, faculty members will share their "best practices" in small group sessions with guests and members. Sunday, Jan. 20 will be a time for members to continue their networking with members who have traveled to the meeting from across the country.
Detailed information and schedules can be obtained by contacting the IAACT office by email (info@iaact.net), by phone (336-813-8484) or mail (PO Box 1475, Clemmons, NC 27012-1475).
Following the IAACT annual meeting, on Jan. 21-24, New View Publications will conduct Intensive Seminars for ACT I, II & III participants. Information & registration forms can be obtained from New View by going to their web site - http://newviewpublications.com/seminars-workshops - or by calling 800-441-3604.
The Board of Directors will meet in the afternoon on Friday, Jan. 18. Board activities will include a review of goals set for 2012, financial status and a look into 2013 to recommend sound growth strategy for IAACT.
IAACT Faculty members and certified trainees will convene for their gathering beginning in the evening on Friday, Jan. 18 with a reconnecting social activity. On Saturday, Jan. 19, after a brief business meeting, faculty and invited guests will participate in guided training activity demonstrations designed to engage ACT I, II & III training session participants. The session will be led by skilled ACT I instructors. Following, faculty members will share their "best practices" in small group sessions with guests and members. Sunday, Jan. 20 will be a time for members to continue their networking with members who have traveled to the meeting from across the country.
Detailed information and schedules can be obtained by contacting the IAACT office by email (info@iaact.net), by phone (336-813-8484) or mail (PO Box 1475, Clemmons, NC 27012-1475).
Following the IAACT annual meeting, on Jan. 21-24, New View Publications will conduct Intensive Seminars for ACT I, II & III participants. Information & registration forms can be obtained from New View by going to their web site - http://newviewpublications.com/seminars-workshops - or by calling 800-441-3604.
Friday, September 16, 2011
Successful Board Meeting Held
Sat., Sept. 10, 2011
The IAACT Board of Directors met for their 2011 annual meeting at the Tega Cay, SC Conference Center. The Board heard from senior faculty members about the origin of IAACT and the opportunities for sharing PCT in the near future. Several initiatives and new areas of growth were discussed. Members were presenteted with information on "Roles & Responsibilities of Non-Profit Boards of Directors". Application of this information to their roles as the IAACT Board was discussed.
The Board also undertook the development of Action Plans that will guide IAACT growth and activity in the near future. Many of the plans include the involvement of the current Faculty Leadership Committees and their perspective on where best to focus effort & emphasis. One of the more significant steps initiated was the addition of a 'General Membership' category. Details will be forthcoming. Stay tuned ...
The IAACT Board of Directors met for their 2011 annual meeting at the Tega Cay, SC Conference Center. The Board heard from senior faculty members about the origin of IAACT and the opportunities for sharing PCT in the near future. Several initiatives and new areas of growth were discussed. Members were presenteted with information on "Roles & Responsibilities of Non-Profit Boards of Directors". Application of this information to their roles as the IAACT Board was discussed.
The Board also undertook the development of Action Plans that will guide IAACT growth and activity in the near future. Many of the plans include the involvement of the current Faculty Leadership Committees and their perspective on where best to focus effort & emphasis. One of the more significant steps initiated was the addition of a 'General Membership' category. Details will be forthcoming. Stay tuned ...
Sunday, August 14, 2011
Meetings Announced
The IAACT Faculty Leadership Council (FLC) will meet by tele-conference Tuesday, Aug. 16 at 7:00 PM.
The annual 2011 Board of Directors meeting will be held Saturday, Sept. 10 at the Tega Cay Conference Center, Tega Cay, SC. The Board meeting begins at 10:00 AM. The site of the meeting will be announced this week.
Anyone interested in sharing information or asking question to the FLC or Board can contact Mark Southern at actnme@gmail.com.
The annual 2011 Board of Directors meeting will be held Saturday, Sept. 10 at the Tega Cay Conference Center, Tega Cay, SC. The Board meeting begins at 10:00 AM. The site of the meeting will be announced this week.
Anyone interested in sharing information or asking question to the FLC or Board can contact Mark Southern at actnme@gmail.com.
Saturday, March 12, 2011
Executive Director Named
President Glenn Smith announced this week the selection of IAACT's first Executive Director (ED). Mark Southern of Clemmons, NC was named to the position by a committee consisting of Board members and senior faculty. As ED, Southern will work as liaison between the Board of Directors and the Faculty Leadership Committe (FLC) in organizational matters, promote IAACT's mission, encourage active member participation on FLC committees, manage the day-to-day affairs and facilitate a strategic planning process that meets IAACT's growth goals.
Southern has been involved with IAACT for ten years first as a workshop participant, attained certification, participated in the Faculty-in-Training Boot Camps, and now provides training in a course titled "Rational Thinking in an Irrational World". Mark has been active in numerous IAACT activites and trainings in his time as an organization member. He brings to the position experience as an educator and long-time school administrator, successful sports coach and support group leader, advisor and facilitator for several organizations. Being actively involved as a deacon and teacher at his church, part-time technology facilitator for an elementary school in Winston-Salem and president of his son's lacrosse booster club (ASU) keeps Mark busy. However, his interest in the application of PCT in his own life and sharing that knowledge with others inspired him to offer his services to IAACT as Executive Director. Southern's motivational theme for IAACT is TEAM - Together Everyone Achieves More. He will encourage active member participation as an essential element for the healthy growth of IAACT.
Questions, suggestions and volunteering to serve on IAACT committees are encouraged. Contact Mark at actnme@gmail.com, msouthern6@triad.rr.com or 336-813-8484.
Southern has been involved with IAACT for ten years first as a workshop participant, attained certification, participated in the Faculty-in-Training Boot Camps, and now provides training in a course titled "Rational Thinking in an Irrational World". Mark has been active in numerous IAACT activites and trainings in his time as an organization member. He brings to the position experience as an educator and long-time school administrator, successful sports coach and support group leader, advisor and facilitator for several organizations. Being actively involved as a deacon and teacher at his church, part-time technology facilitator for an elementary school in Winston-Salem and president of his son's lacrosse booster club (ASU) keeps Mark busy. However, his interest in the application of PCT in his own life and sharing that knowledge with others inspired him to offer his services to IAACT as Executive Director. Southern's motivational theme for IAACT is TEAM - Together Everyone Achieves More. He will encourage active member participation as an essential element for the healthy growth of IAACT.
Questions, suggestions and volunteering to serve on IAACT committees are encouraged. Contact Mark at actnme@gmail.com, msouthern6@triad.rr.com or 336-813-8484.
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