Many of the presenters at the conference have made their presentation slides or other resources available.You can find those documents here. 

You have a SITE SPECIFIC ticket for lunch.
Lunch is available at the Cooper and Lakeside Dining Centers.

COOPER is located between Funnell and Hart Halls.
It is a short walk to Cooper or the shuttle vans will be running to and from Copper during lunch.
LAKESIDE is a short walk north, past LEE hall.

CHECK TO SEE IF YOUR TICKET IS FOR COOPER OR LAKESIDE!
Trade with someone else if you wish but be sure to only go to the specific dining center printed on your lunch ticket.
You will be turned away from the other dining halls.

Hip Hop, STEM, and Semiconductors: Making Meaning of What’s Ahead by Looking Back. That will be the topic presented by Dr. Simmons when he speaks in the plenary session on Thursday at the Fall Conference. Learn more about Micron Technology and the Micron Foundation in the Sheldon Hall Ballroom on Thursday (10/26/23) at 1:15 pm – 2:00 pm.

Dr. Robert Simmons

Micron Technology / Micron Foundation

As you plan your days at the conference, be aware that we have seven presentations on Thursday that are double length (90 minutes) and three extended presentations on Friday. They are noted in the program and listed here for your convenience:

THURSDAY DOUBLES

Epoxy Resin 101
Nathaniel Horn

Beginners Guide to Drones in Tech
Mike Petrie

Capstone Projects in Electrical and Computer Engineering
Mayank Giri, Stephen Simpson, Starlord Kalkowsky

Tensegrity Structures- Creating floating structures in Tech Ed
Leif Sorgule

Small Robots: Design, Construction, & Programming
Andrew Sass

Giving Back to the Technology Program
Jerry Jaworski, David Banister, John & Judith Belt, Charles Goodwin, Rich Bush

Hands, learning, communication and marionettes
Greg Pitonza

FRIDAY DOUBLES

Introducing Programming With Alice
Joseph Sementa

3D Printing with Tessellations: Where Math Meets Art
Terry VanNoy

ITEEA Engineering by Design in Action in the Elementary Classroom
Tracy Young

The 2022 Fall Conference fee will be $100 which includes conference attendance for Thursday and Friday, breakfast, lunch, and an afternoon snack on Thursday and Friday, and Thursday’s banquet at Lake Ontario Event and Conference Center.

See some photos taken during the Thursday of the 2021 Technology Fall Conference @ SUNY Oswego in this gallery video that was played at the 82nd conference reception. Thank you to the students in TEL 363 Communication and Multimedia Systems for taking the photos and creating the gallery. You can see their names listed below.

If you would like to view more conference photos or download a photo or two from the 2021 conference, please visit this Google Drive folder:

• 82nd Conference Reception Gallery (these are the photos that play in the above 82nd conference celebration-reception video)

Thank you to the students in TEL 363 Communication and Multimedia Systems and additional students for taking the photos and creating the gallery. You can see their names listed below.

2021 Technology Fall Conference
Photographers and Creators

⦿ Alec MacDonald ⦿
⦿ Alyse Porsella ⦿
⦿ Audrey Pryll ⦿
⦿ Brendan Beutel ⦿
⦿ Chris Schmits ⦿
⦿ Colby Harblin ⦿
⦿ Coulter Wiley ⦿
⦿ Ed Catapano ⦿
⦿ Jacob Sigerson ⦿
⦿ John Robilotto ⦿
⦿ Josh Arnold ⦿
⦿ Katrina Harter ⦿
⦿ Kevin Zawacki ⦿
⦿ Kuvar Bhatnagar ⦿
⦿ Liam Rothar ⦿
⦿ Maggie Romano ⦿
⦿ Marc Gagliardi ⦿
⦿ Matt Collins ⦿
⦿ Matt Ditzel ⦿
⦿ Nadine Standhart ⦿
⦿ Nick Demeri ⦿
⦿ Ryan Parrish ⦿
⦿ Shane Olenick ⦿
⦿ Tim Skurka ⦿
⦿ Willy Banks ⦿
⦿ Zach Hilbert ⦿

We are very excited. Our 82nd Annual Fall Conference is October 28-29th 2021.

Please consider presenting this year as we return to an in person format.

Please note that:

Participants must be vaccinated to attend this event, and will be required to attest to being fully vaccinated in the registration process.

Masks must be worn at all times, other than eating.

You must pre-register this year by Oct 15th to attend the banquet, no on-site registration.

Thank you for participating in the 81^st Annual Fall Technology Conference. If you require either CTLE credits for certification or a certificate for participation verification, please complete the provided CTLE form through the process below. A maximum of 16.5 hours can be earned. Only registered and verified attendees for the conference will be eligible to apply.

1. Download or save the below CTLE form for the Fall Conference. It is a PDF that can be filled out using Adobe Acrobat (Free Download) or printed and filled out by hand.
2. Complete Section 1 on the first page with your identifying information.
3. On page 2, check off the presentations that you attended. Add up the total number of minutes for the presentations attended and record it at the bottom of the page.
4. Divide the number of minutes by 60 to determine the hours. Round them to the nearest ¼ hour.  Record the number of hours at the bottom of the page and in the Number of Hours Awarded space in Section II on the first page.
5. Save or scan your form as a PDF. Please do not send pictures of your form. If the form is not legible, we will ask you to resubmit it. Many school photocopiers can scan a document and convert it to a PDF.
6. Email the PDF to techdept@oswego.edu. We will return a signed copy to you and retain a copy for our required record keeping.
7. The deadline for completing conference activities is November 6. The deadline for submitting your CTLE paperwork is November 13. Please only submit one form at the end of the conference.

Questions regarding your CTLE paperwork can be emailed to techdept@oswego.edu

CTLE Form Fall Conference 2020.pdf