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Thursday ’s Agenda
July 21, 2016
Breakout Session I Breakout Session I
9:00 am - 9:50 am 10:00 am - 10:50 am
105A: NAU Leadership Academy PART 1 of 2 107: Superheroes in Jeopardy!
The Trust and Northern Arizona University Which team of Superhero’s will prevail? Will it
(NAU) have partnered to offer The mini Trust/ be the Justice League of America, the Teen Ti-
NAU Leadership Academy. This is an interac- tans, the Avengers, the Guardians of the Gal-
tive session at which participants learn about axy, or perhaps the X-Men? Choose your team-
school related legal risks. The presenters walk mates, join forces and attempt to defeat other
attendees through scenarios recently faced by teams in an epic battle royale! Come join us in
Arizona school districts with the intent of help- a fun game of Jeopardy! Test your purchasing
ing administrators create strategies to mitigate knowledge, while you defeat your friends…or
risk and address legal issues. enemies. All in good fun of course!
Presented by: Don Johnsen- Gallagher Presented by: Mark DiBlasi & Mike Nentwig
Kennedy, Denise Lowell-Britt- Udall Shumway - Mohave Educational Services Cooperative &
& Mathew Wright - Wright, Welker, and Paoule Gary Barkman - Mesa Public Schools
108: Marvel vs. DC: Different Worlds, Common
Goals
So….you don’t understand what your business
department needs or why. Let’s talk about ef-
fective communication between transportation
and the people making the decisions with your
budget.
Presented by: Stephanie Herzog - Morristown
Elementary School District & Skip Brown - Val-
ley Schools Management Group
10:00 am - 10:50 am
106: The Dark World! Dealing with Today’s 110 Making Wellness Your Sidekick:
Cyber Security Challenges In K-12 Learn more about the impact of chronic disease
We live in a world today defined by massive and lifestyle and how they impact health risk
expansion of Internet-connected devices, in- status as well as employer costs. See how Well-
creasingly dangerous and widespread threats, ness Programs can have an impact on helping
and the digitization of school districts on many to reduce indirect and direct costs by creating
fronts. Recent trends and breaches reported in tailored programs and targeting specific popu-
the media consistently provide stark reminders lation groups within the school district. Finish
that more needs be done to achieve better IT off with communication strategies, Champion
security. All of this has driven the topic of Cy- programs, and free resources that can be use-
ber Security as a key issue in school districts ful for you to start or enhance your own Well-
around the country. We will discuss the trends ness Program.
in operations, threats and, exploits that serve Presented by: Kendall Taylor - Valley Schools
as barriers to attaining effective, sustainable IT
security today and highlight changes we need
to make now to help us achieve it. 105B: NAU Leadership Academy PART 2 of 2
Presented by: David Sanders - Mesa Public See 105A Description Above
Schools, Saro Hayan - Hye Tech Network & Se-
curity Solutions, LLC & Jeremy Stanley - Cisco
Systems
