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� Washington Working Connections IT Faculty Development Institute
� Washington Working Connections
� Each year the National Workforce Center for Emerging Technologies at Bellevue College and the Microsoft Corporation hold a week-long IT institute for IT faculty throughout Washington State.
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� Washington Working Connections Mission:
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  • Provide a year-long continuum of community building events and activities amongst the community college and high school faculty statewide.
  • Promote and implement new technologies that advance literacy for our state's community college and high school faculty members throughout the year.
  • Increase the number of IT and IT-infused faculty participating in the high quality professional development and training opportunities that Working Connections provides.
  • Consistently grow and evolve a suite of IT pedagogy of current and future best practices in various technology enhancements that enhance faculty teaching and student learning.
  • Continue to grow and evolve IT and IT-infused community college and high school faculty partnering with, and learning from, industry.
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� 2009 Working Connections Faculty Development Institute
� The Working Connections IT Faculty Development Institute (WC Institute) held its 11th annual Working Connections Institute August 25-28, 2009, at Bellevue College. Tracks were selected based upon the survey results.

Tracks for 2009 Contact Maureen Majury at 425.564.4229 or by email with further questions, or comments.
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