Learning Sessions   GIFTS: Great Ideas For Teaching Staff/Students/Stuff   Lessons Learned from Katrina   The Latest And Greatest Ways to Teach Television Generation Learners   Quick Stop at the Body Shop   Know White and Her Seven Learners Plus One   Wear Your Rose Colored Glasses   Finding The Hero Within   Capture The Memory   Create Optical Wonders   Presentation Survival   Hogs or Kisses   The Case of the Missing Audience   Inject New Life Into Teaching   Spellbinders   The Case of The Missing Leader   Creativity in a Box   Prop Up Your Presentation   Building Bridges: Spanning The Generations   Lions and Tigers and Bears,Oh My!!   Instant Teaching Tools For Faculty   From Mind Mapping to Care Mapping: How to Create Valuable Tools   Diversity is The Spice of Life   Instant Teaching Tools For Patient And Family Education Lessons Learned from Katrina: Top Ten Things You Must Know To Protect Yourself and Your Family in a National Catastrophe Description: Are you prepared both personally and professionally for a national catastrophe? It may be a natural disaster, or a terrorist event that wipes out life, as you know it today. Discover the top ten things you can do right now to be ready to face a crisis of large proportions, so that you will be ahead of the crowd that can be chaotic. Objectives:   Analyze your preparations for a national catastrophe   Discuss the personal and professional implications of such an occurrence.   Develop a readiness plan for yourself and your family. Outline: Prepartions Knowledge Readiness Resources Implications Personal Professional Readiness plan Map Money Knowledge Texting Questions and answers Teaching Methods:   Testing, discussion, powerpoint   Discussion, small group activity, powerpoint   Lecture, discussion, question and answers, project Program Specifics: Presenter: Michele Deck          Format: Keynote/Concurrent Length: 1, 2, 3 hour format Equipment Needs:   LCD Projector                                   CD Player                                   Wireless Microphone