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Celebrating Lifelong Learning in our Communities on March 29 and March 30, 2012, is a conference that focuses its attention on how lifetime and life wide opportunities contribute to the strength of the various communities we are all a part of. From our own personal learning development, to our workplaces, to post secondary and community learning, we contribute to the strength of our communities through the learning we engage in during our lifetime. The Faculty of Extension, University of Alberta is very pleased to celebrate its Centenary with this signature event held during International Adult Learners week.

This conference brings together leaders of community learning engagement from community learning practioners, academic researchers and educators, public policy makers, human resources and staff development professionals, local, regional and international partners working in lifelong learning and adult education.

Who Should Attend Educators Training and Learning Professionals Academics Community Learning Professionals Workforce Development Professionals Trainers Interested in Dynamic Approaches to Learning Developers of On-Line Learning Instructional and Content Designers Coordinators of Learning Programs Learning Coordinators Graduate Students Staff Focused on Learning Lifelong Learning Advocates

Why Attend Expand your knowledge base Open your mind to new opportunities Consider new ideas and theories Get inspired Innovative learning approaches Network, make friends that will last a lifetime Participate in break-out sessions designed to stimulate your personal and professional growth

For more information, please contact Conference Coordinator Carrie Sawatsky at aec2012@ualberta.ca or at (780) 492-7237