2014 National ID&R Forum Presentations

We are pleased to make available the presentation materials from each session. Please click on the session titles below to access the PowerPoint presentations, handouts, and/or web links. Also available is the video shown in the closing session.

Tuesday, October 28, 2014
Florida A Florida B Florida D Omni Ballroom Pensacola
1:00 - 3:00pm Opening & Networking Session - Florida Ballroom
3:15 - 4:30pm
BLOCK A		 A1

STAMP Eligibility for New Recruiters

R. Melecio		 A2

Outreach and Workforce Services for Migrant and Seasonal Farmworkers

M. Garcia, L. Valdivia-Sanchez		 A3

Common Sense Self-Defense

Det. S. Rodriguez		 A4

Demystifying Migrant Education Program's ID&R Myths

C. Rodriguez-Jensen, S. Martinez		 A5

Sowing the Seeds for Successful ID&R

C. Doyle, K. Chadwick, R. White, L. Puente

Wednesday, October 29, 2014
Florida A Florida B Florida D Omni Ballroom Pensacola
8:30 - 10:00am
BLOCK B		 B1

How to Become a Better Recruiter with MSIX

W. Sadek, L. Gillette, A. Babcock		 B2

Rights and Services for Homeless Migrant Students

C. Dukes		 B3

Strategies for Conducting Effective Interviews

J. Echegaray, L. Ginn		 B4

What’s Changed in ID&R? A Panel Discussion with our Most Experienced Recruiters

T. Hanley, C. McAdoo, M. Flores, B. Thompson		 B5

Opening School Doors for Regional Recruiters

I. Sanchez, O.Coffta, E. Hanehan-Acker
10:15 - 11:45am
BLOCK C		 C1

Electronic COE - What does this really mean and how do I get there?

V. Murray		 C2

Current Immigration Legislation Perspective

E. Curran		 C3

Let's Use Innovative Ways to Recruit and Provide Services!

K. Garcia, B. Macias, A. Aranda, M. Francisco		 C4

Navigating the Murky Waters of Eligibility

S. Martinez, C. Rodriquez Jensen		 C5

Help! I don't have an education background, and now I am serving students!

J. Castañeda, H. Maitlen
1:15 - 2:45pm
BLOCK D		 D1

Identification and Recruitment in an Electronic Age

E. Garza		 D2

Update on the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA)

K.J. Smith		 D3

Applying Effective Communication and Information During the ID&R Interview

M. Flores		 D4

Resolving Eligible Case Scenarios Using the 5 Factors

M. Williams, B. Lack 		D5

Using Migrant Data to Support Recruitment Efforts

I. Sanchez, O. Coffta
3:00 - 4:30pm
BLOCK E		 E1

Keeping Field Staff Safe: Situational Awareness, Emotional Intelligence and Preparedness

E. Shea		 E2

Looks Like a Duck, Quacks Like a Duck, But Could Be a Gator - Sharpening Your Skills in Determining If a Child is MEP Eligible

M. Haluska		 E3

Getting in Shape: Running with RAN in ID&R

C. Gagliano		 E4

Dust Off Your ID&R: The Recruitment Sweep - What, Why, and How

J. Reyes-Lua, T. Haas, M.Hannum, D. Showman 		E5

Effective Recruiting Strategies Across Cultures

D. Fisk

Thursday, October 30, 2014
Florida A Florida B Florida D Omni Ballroom Pensacola
8:30 - 10:00am
BLOCK F		 F1

Identification and Recruitment Tennessee Style!

J. Castañeda, H. Maitlen, J. Settles		 F2

Are You a Well Prepared Bug?

R. Thompson		 F3

Don’t Get Lost in the Details

M. Perez de Leon		 F4

HEP/CAMP Cooperation and Collaboration with the MEP

P. Doone, R. Mendez		 F5

Strategic Planning in Identification and Recruitment

E. Garza
10:30 - 11:15am Closing Session: Recruitment Tips Video - Florida Ballroom

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