See who's attending the Summer Conference and

add yourself to the list!

Attire is casual! Feel free to attend in your shorts and t-shirts!

2009 Summer Conference Participants

Laura  Adams, Athens State

Eugenia Broughton, Alabama State Personnel Department

Katie Cashion, University of Alabama

Cheryl  Cephus-Vickers, Gadsden State University

Elizabeth Dexter-Wilson, Spring Hill College        

Blake Gore, Huntingdon College

Jill  Heishman, Gadsden State University

Holly Holman, Auburn University

Stacy Hull, University of Alabama, Huntsville

Carolyn  Lewis, Alabama A&M University

Kelly Marsh,  Enterprise Rent-a-Car

Alice Martin, Samford University

Melissa Medlin, University of North Alabama

Janice Owen, Athens State

Janice Patrick, Troy University

Twaneesa Potts, Solo Presenter

Michael Radden, Alabama A&M University

Kristie Rankin, Lawson State  

Amy Ratliff, University of Alabama

April Roberts, Troy University

Rick Shrout, J.F. Drake State Technical College

Jay Skipworth, Auburn University

Melvin K. Smith, Auburn University

Sarah Stringer

Charlzine Turner

Rebecca Turner,  Jacksonville State University

Tammy White, University of West Alabama

Debra Graham Williams,  Alabama State Department of Education

Holly Woodall, University of South Alabama

Baisha Woody, Gadsden State University

Melanie Wroblewski, Enterprise Rent-a-Car

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In 1987 the Alabama College Placement Association and the Alabama Cooperative Education Association merged to form the Alabama College Co-op and Placement Association (ACCPA).  ACCPA operated as a network of educational institutions, businesses, industries, and government agencies working together to help Alabama's college graduates embark upon successful careers.  At the 1996 Winter Conference, ACCPA adopted a name change in support of and cooperation with the national and regional associations.  The new name is the Alabama Association of Colleges and Employers (AACE), a consortium of cooperative education, career services, and employers.  Our motto "Industry and education in partnership" is still working!  Membership in a professional organization like AACE provides information on employment opportunities for students and graduates of our colleges and universities and it helps promote high standards of work and ethical practices.  The contact with other professionals, the meetings, workshops and conferences, add to the personal growth and professional development of AACE members.

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