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FACTA MISSION

The mission of FACTA is to enhance professional growth and

communication among test administrators employed at regionally

accredited postsecondary institutions in the State of Florida.

FACTA actively advocates and supports the National College

Testing Association’s (NCTA) Professional Standards and

Guidelines. Our mission is accomplished by working in

partnerships with the Florida Department of Education

(FLDOE), the Florida Board of Governors (BOG), the

Independent Colleges and Universities of Florida (ICUF), and

testing agencies while always keeping the needs of the employee’s

institution at the center of decision-making.

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Message from the President

reetings and welcome to the 4th Annual FACTA Conference. It is such a pleasure to be here at College of Central Florida in beautiful and historic Ocala. As President for 2013, I intend to continue the FACTA vision by focusing on redefining committee objectives and

encouraging member involvement.

For FACTA to keep the dream alive there must continue to be strong member involvement. The membership is the key. My number one goal is to grow our membership while at the same time increase member commitment. We need to take the time to engage the membership in key decision making, ask for suggestions, and ask how as an organization we can make changes that will benefit all. We must keep our mission focused by continuing to work in partnerships with the Florida Department of Education (FLDOE), the Florida Board of Governors (BOG), the Independent Colleges and Universities of Florida (ICUF), and the testing agencies while always keeping the needs of the employee’s institution at the center of decision making.

As I start my new journey, I have to thank all the past presidents who set a strong foundation for me to follow. I will continue to focus on objectives that were important to them and create new objectives for the future. The journey will always have the same destination, but I will make some small detours along the way.

This year’s conference theme ―New Trends in Testing‖ will focus on test security and the surge in Distance Learning. The keynote speaker will be Dr. Lou Woodruff. We are most appreciative of our FACTA business members who are supporting us again this year: ACT/COMPASS; Assessment Technologies Institute, LLC; College Board: ACCUPLACER & CLEP; CTB/McGraw-Hill; McCann Associates; Pearson; and Wonderlic. Also, we welcome our four new business members (Exam Ave. LCC, Prometric, RegisterBlast, and Lenovo-Stoneware). Two of them, Dario Cuicas from Prometric and Dwight Pittman from RegisterBlast, will be presenting at our conference this year.

To all FACTA members and sponsors, thank you for your continued support.

Theresa Scott FACTA President

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Welcome

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New Trends in Testing

Public Relations Chair Travis Spaulding

Assessment Chair

Becky Piety

Nominating Chair Maria Kulick

Exemplary Practice Chair

Michael Childs

By-laws Chair Gay Withers

Communications Chair

Marc Webb & George Strohm

Membership Chair Jacqueline Eden

Janet Sledge

Silvio Rodriguez

Jane Crawford

Winnie Cook

Katrina White

Henri Benlolo

Jayne Young

James Lai

Janet Ullman

Committee Chairperson

Exemplary Practices Committee

Michael Childs

By-Laws Committee Gay Withers

Communications Committee

George Strohm

Event Planning

Committee Theresa Scott

Membership Committee

Karen Parham

Nominations Committee

Maria Kulick

2013 FACTA Council

Officers

Theresa Scott, President – Florida Atlantic University Gay Withers, President-Elect – Brevard Community College

Judy Jones-Liptrot, Immediate Past-President - Florida State College at Jacksonville

Summer Hicks, Secretary – Polk State College Richard Turner, Treasurer –

Florida State College at Jacksonville Karen Parham, Registrar – Gulf Coast State College

Council Representatives

Rebecca Piety, University of Central Florida Winnie Cooke, University of Florida

Maria Kulick, Florida International University Janet Sledge, Daytona State College

John Pierson, Palm Beach State College Jayne Young, Northwest Florida State College

Silvio Rodriguez, Miami Dade College Marc Webb, Miami Dade College

Denise Swafford, Edison Community College Steven Daniello, Indian River State College

Cynthia Cerrato, Valencia College George Strohm, Brevard Community College

Henri Benlolo, College of Central Florida James Lai, Bethune-Cookman University

Leonor O’Relly, University of South Florida Janet Ullman, Florida Gulf Coast University

Michael Childs, Hillsborough Community College

Jane Crawford, St. John’s River State College Rick Casey, Pasco-Hernando Community College

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COLLEGE OF CENTRAL FLORIDA

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Founders Hall (Administration) 18 Learning Lab School (Child Care Center)

2 Science, Information Technology 19 Margie N. Slaughter Health Sciences

3 Clifford B. Stearns Learning

Resources Center (Library)

31 Criminal Justice Institute

4 Charles R. Dassance Fine Arts

Center

33 Criminal Justice Classrooms

5 C. Farris Bryant Student Union

(Cafeteria, Student Affairs, Patriot

Press)

34 Printing and Postal Services

6 Gymnasium 35 Health Sciences, Liberal Arts and Sciences,

U.S. Post Office

7 Mathematics 36 Bookstore

8 Humanities and Social Sciences 37 Emergency Medical Services Labs

9 Center for Business Development 40 Ewers Century Center (Information Center,

Klein Conference Center)

10 Plant Operations 41 CF University Center

11 Equine Studies 42 Enterprise Center (Foundation Office, Alumni

Association Office)

12 Aquatic Center Classrooms 101, 102, 103 (entered from

outside)

13 Air Conditioning Technology Webber Center (Exhibits/Conferences)

14 Horticulture and Welding Public Safety

15 Auto Technology and Auto Body Emergency Call Boxes

16 Personal Services Institute

(Cosmetology) Campus Directories

17 Career Academy, Patiot Press,

Vocational Education

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Thank You

College of Central Florida

Dr. James Henningsen, President of College of Central Florida

Dr. Timothy Wise, Vice President of Student Affairs

Dr. Henri Benlolo, Dean of Student Services and ADA Coordinator

Marjorie McGee, Director of Student Life

Eric Lightsey, Director of Equal Opportunity Center

Mikel James, Coordinator of Student Activities

Cheryl Crosby, Manager of Conference and Food Services

Joan Stearns, Vice President of Institutional Advancement

Marie Hicks, Barnes and Nobles

Lisa Smith, Student Support Services

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Keynote Speaker

Dr. Lou Woodruff

Dr. Lou Woodruff earned three degrees from Temple University where he was enrolled as a student for 20 consecutive years. He taught music at the elementary through college level, including positions as a high school and college band director. In a parallel career Lou has taught Psychology at four colleges over the past 34 years, earning an Associate Professor rank. Lou’s career in testing began with 20 year tenure at Educational Testing Service where he held leadership positions in Test Center Management, Program Direction and Information Systems & Technology. He retired from ETS in 2002 as Executive Director of CBT. Following his ETS career, Lou worked as Testing Director at Bucks County Community College, during which time he also served on the NCTA Governing Board. As the NCTA President, Lou expanded membership categories, developed the NCTA National Test Center Certification Program, launched the NCTA Grant Program, facilitated expanded initiatives between NCTA and State Testing Organizations, and increased NCTA membership by over 50%. Currently Lou serves as an NCTA Senior Board Advisor. He is teaching on the Psychology faculty at Bucks County Community College and on the Music faculty at Mercer County Community College in NJ, where he conducts the Mercer County Symphonic Band. Lou is also a Senior Security Consultant with Caveon Test Security.

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4th Annual Conference Agenda

Wednesday, February 6th

Hilton Ocala

1:00 – 3:00 p.m. Pre-Conference Workshop Keenland/Aquaduct Room Sponsored by College Board Moderator: Karen Parham, Gulf Coast State College

CLEP iBT Migration Keith Henry and Dot McGinnes

The College Board

CLEP Initiatives at Miami Dade College – Making the Most of your CLEP Program Silvio Rodriguez & Marc Webb, Miami Dade College

3:00 – 5:00 p.m. FACTA Council Meeting* Hilton Ocala, Keenland/Aquaduct Room

Approval of Minutes

Treasurer’s Report

Committee Updates

Bylaws Review

Old Business

New Business

Announcements

*All FACTA Council meetings are open to any FACTA members.

6:00 p.m. Meet and Greet at the Starting Gate Lounge - Dinner on your own

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Thursday, February 7th

College of Central Florida

MMoorrnniinngg SSeessssiioonn

8:00 – 8:30 a.m. Registration / Meet and Greet

Klein Conference Room, Ewers Century Center, Building 40

Continental Breakfast Sponsored by Prometric

8:30 – 8:50 a.m. Welcome

Dr. Tim Wise, VP of Student Affairs, College of Central Florida Moderator: Mikel James, College of Central Florida 8:55 – 9:45 a.m. FACTA Welcome and Change of Presidents

Dr. Judy Jones-Liptrot, FACTA Immediate Past President, Florida State College at Jacksonville Theresa Scott, FACTA President, Florida Atlantic University Gay Withers, FACTA President-Elect, Brevard Community College

Message from Past President

Message from President

Introduction of 2013 FACTA Council- President Elect

10:00 – 11:00 a.m. Keynote Address - Future College Testing: Challenge and Opportunity Presenter: Dr. Lou Woodruff, Senior Consultant, Caveon Test Security

Moderator: Richard Turner, Florida State College 11:10 – 11:55 a.m. Information Session - Secure Test Administration in a Distance Education Environment

Presenter: Steve Saladin, Director of Testing Services, University of Idaho, NCTA President, Moderator: Gay Withers, Brevard Community College

Noon – 1:30 p.m. President’s Luncheon and Business Member Booth Networking

Sponsored by McGraw-Hill Companies: CTB and Contemporary Visiting Booths

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Thursday, February 7th

College of Central Florida

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1:40 – 2:25 p.m. Assessment Presenter: Michael Johnson, National Adult Education Manager, CTB/McGraw-Hill Companies Moderator: Marc Webb, Miami Dade College

Concurrent Sessions

2:30 – 3:25 p.m. Session A Recent Research That Would Assist Your Testing Centers A1 (Bldg40- RM101) Presenter: Frank Potter, Principal Consultant, ACT Inc. Moderator: Steven Daniello, Indian River State College

ACCUPLACER Updates A2 (Bldg40-RM107) Presenter: Keith Henry, Senior Assessment Manager, College Board Moderator: Dr. Judy Jones-Liptrot, Florida State College at Jacksonville

Prometric & Its Testing Partners: Setting the Standards That Make the World A3: (Bldg40-RM212) Presenter: Dario Cuicas, Regional Manager, Prometric Inc Moderator: Denise Swafford, Edison State College

3:40 – 4:25 p.m. Session B

Online Registration: To Students It’s Easier than You Think B1 (Bldg40-RM101) Presenter: Dwight Pittman, President, Registrar Blast Moderator: Catherine Meyers, Pensacola State College

The Many Uses of PERT Diagnostics B2 (Bldg40-RM107)

Presenter: Scott Kramer, Vice President of Business Developments, McCann Associates Moderator: Rebecca Piety, University of Central Florida

Career Scope Assessment & Reporting System B3 (Bldg40-RM212) Presenter: Beverly Duncan, Consultant/Trainer, Vocational Research Institute Moderator: Rick Casey, Pasco-Hernando Community College

4:30 – 5:00 p.m. Exhibit Fair

7:00 – 9:00 p.m. FACTA Conference Dinner

Hilton Ocala – Palm Terrace Pavilion

Sponsored by National College Testing Association

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Friday, February 8th

College of Central Florida

MMoorrnniinngg SSeessssiioonn 8:00 – 8:30 a.m. Meet & Greet

Klein Conference Room, Ewers Century Center, Building 40 Continental Breakfast Sponsored by RegisterBlast

8:30 – 8:45 a.m. Welcome

Theresa Scott, FACTA President, Florida Atlantic University

Gay Withers, FACTA President –Elect, Brevard Community College

8:50 – 9:30 a.m. Providing Disability-Related Accommodations for Testing

Presenter: Kimberley Smith, Director of Access Services; College of Central Florida Moderator: Dr. Henri Benlolo, College of Central Florida

9:40 – 9:55 a.m. Kentucky Association of Testing Administrators at Colleges (KATAC) Presenter: Tammy Duddy, Coordinator of Testing Services, University of Louisville Presenter: Cindy Sproehnle, Assessment Center Director, Gateway Community & Technical College

Moderator: Silvio Rodriguez, Miami Dade College

10:00 a.m. – 12:40 p.m. Exemplary Practices

Moderator: Cynthia Cerrato, Valencia College

NCTA Test Center Certification Project Presenter: Richard Turner, Assessment Manager, Florida State College at Jacksonville Presenter: Theresa Scott, Assistant Director, Florida Atlantic University

Effective and Secure Remote Placement Testing Presenter: Marc Webb, Director of Testing, Miami Dade College Presenter: Silvio Rodriquez, Director of Test Administration and Program Evaluation, Miami Dade College

The Spies Have It; Utilizing Spyware for Test Security Presenter: Michael Childs, Testing A, Hillsborough Community College

12:45 – 2:00 p.m. Awards Luncheon Sponsored by McCann Associates

AAfftteerrnnoooonn SSeessssiioonn

2:30 – 6:00 p.m. Executive Committee Planning Session*

*All Executive Committee Meetings are open to any FACTA Member

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Conference Presenters Michael Childs, Testing Assistant, Hillsborough Community College

Michael Childs is the first Testing Assistant at the South Shore Campus of Hillsborough Community College, now in its fifth year. He’s a creative problem solver. An environmental practitioner racing towards his sixth decade, he enjoys bicycling and running. He also chairs the Exemplary Practice Committee of FACTA.

Dario Cuicas, Territory Operations Manager, Prometric, Inc

Mr. Cuicas has a degree in International Business from Dade College and long career in International Sales and Operations. Using his fluency in English, Spanish and Portuguese and expertise in international markets, he has been managing the regional operations for Prometric for the East U.S, Latin America and the Caribbean for over 9 years. Prometric has a large network of Academic and IT test centers around the world and Dario Cuicas manages a big part of it. He acts as the liaison between Prometric’s testing partners and the corporation while ensuring test centers maintain the highest operational and security standards. Most recently, he made Latin America, a leading region in IT test volumes for Prometric and has successfully implemented exam sales for Prometric in 7 of the leading Latin American currencies.

Tammy Duddy, Coordinator of Testing Services, University of Louisville

Tammy Duddy is currently the Coordinator of Testing Services at the University of Louisville in Kentucky. She began working in the testing field in 1992 as the Secretary in the Testing Service’s Office after leaving a position with Sullivan College as the Dean of Student’s Administrative Assistant. Over the past 20 years, Tammy has worked herself up the ladder of positions in the Testing Office and has been the Coordinator for over 10 years now. Tammy holds a Bachelor’s Degree from the University of Louisville and is the single mother of two children, Samantha (14) and Devin (8).

Beverly Duncan, Consultant/Trainer, Vocational Research Institute Beverly Franklin Duncan is a Consultant / Trainer / Regional Manager whose expertise in the field of vocational evaluation and adult education help leaders in Education, Workforce Development, Rehabilitation, and Corrections find quality career decision making systems to meet the needs of their consumers. Beverly earned her Bachelor’s Degree at Florida Atlantic University and Masters Degree at the University of South Florida. She was blessed to join the leadership team at Vocational Research Institute, a division of JEVS Human Services in 1986 where she helped launch CareerScope, an assessment of interest and aptitude in 1996.

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Conference Presenters

Keith Henry, Senior Assessment Manager, CollegeBoard

Keith Henry, from the College Board, is the Senior Assessment Manager serving the New England and Middle States regions. He holds a Masters degree from North Carolina State University in Curriculum and Instruction and brings experience in both education and industry to The Board. As an educator, Keith has taught at both the elementary, secondary and graduate levels. In the educational technology industry, he has helped schools successfully implement technology-based solutions to enhance student achievement through sales, training, and management roles. In his current position as Senior Assessment Manager, he partners with both high schools and higher education institutions to enhance college readiness and success by providing training, service, and support for both ACCUPLACER and CLEP assessment tools.

Michael Johnson, National Adult Education Manager, CTB/McGraw-Hill Companies Mike has been with CTB/McGraw Hill for 8 years and involved with Adult Education for over 18 years. As the TABE National Manager, Mike is responsible for guiding the development of all the TABE assessments to meet the needs of both Adult Learners in ESL and Basic Skills programs.

Scott Kramer, Vice President of Business Development, McCann Associates Scott Kramer is a Veteran Sales Professional with over 15 successful years of technology and software experience. His working knowledge of software platforms, content delivery and industry experience makes him a valuable asset to McCann Associates. Much of his extensive knowledge and experience are from within the education system. Scott has transformed the Assessment industry by launching innovative products within partnerships that he has formed with the Florida Department of Education and the Virginia Community College System. He graduated with Honors from Southern New Hampshire University and is a current member of the American MENSA Association.

Dot McGinnes, Consultant, CollegeBoard

Dot McGinnes is the retired Coordinator of Assessment at Santa Fe College (SFC) in Gainesville, Florida. She is currently employed as a part-time Admissions Advisor at Santa Fe. Dot has served as a consultant and trainer for The College Board’s ACCUPLACER program since 1999. She is a member of the National College Testing Association (NCTA) and an emeritus member of the Florida Association of College Test Administrators (FACTA).

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Conference Presenters

Dwight Pittman, President, Registrar Blast

Dwight Pittman founded RegisterBlast in 2003, which provides online registration services to colleges and universities across the country. The idea of RegisterBlast came to Dwight after attending the 2002 NCTA conference held in Philadelphia, while representing another company in a different industry. Before RegisterBlast, Dwight was Chief Operating Officer for a distance education publishing company where he served for 10 years. This experience gave him the opportunity to understand the needs of Testing Centers and students. Dwight is happily married to Cindy and they will celebrate their 20th wedding anniversary in August. They have four children ages 18, 16, 15 and 13.

Silvio Rodriguez, Director of Test Administration and Program Evaluation, Miami Dade College

Silvio Rodriguez, Director of Test Administration and Program Evaluation in the Office of Institutional Effectiveness for Miami Dade College. He is the College’s Institutional Test Administrator since 2000, co-chairs the College’s Academic and Student Support Council – Research and Testing Committee, has 23 years of standardized testing experience including Miami Dade College – Medical Campus Director of Testing, is past Co-President of the Florida Association of College Test Administrators and currently chairs the NCTA’s State and Regional Organizations Committee.

Steve Saladin, Director of Testing Services, University of Idaho, NCTA President

Steve Saladin is a Licensed Psychologist with the rank of Professor at the University of Idaho where he is the Director of Testing and Assessment in the Counseling & Testing Center. He has been involved in testing and assessment for over 30 years and teaches courses and trains graduate students in psychological assessment. He has been a member of NCTA since its inaugural conference in 2000 and has served on a number of committees, the Governing Board and is currently the President of NCTA.

Matthew Schultz, Director of Psychometric Services, McCann Associates,

Matthew Schultz, Ph.D., Director of Psychometric Services for McCann Associates, is involved in all research design, data collection and analysis activities. Dr. Schultz has over 20 years of varied research experience in the areas of educational research, personnel selection and market research. His work has focused on the application of analytic methodologies and statistical approaches for practical solutions to business and research questions. Prior to joining Vantage/McCann Associates, Dr. Schultz worked as a Test and Measurements Specialist for the City of New York, a Research Scientist for the Law School Admissions Council and a Statistician/Analyst at GlaxoSmithKline. He has taught statistics, research methods, tests and measures, and industrial psychology courses at Moravian College. Dr. Schultz earned his B.A. from Rutgers University and his M.A. and Ph.D. from Fordham University’s Psychometrics program.

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Conference Presenters Theresa Scott, Assistant Director, Florida Atlantic University

Theresa Scott is the Assistant Director of Testing and Evaluation at Florida Atlantic University. She has served in this role since 2005. Theresa worked as a Project Manager for many years prior to coming to FAU. Theresa is currently the President of FACTA. She is actively involved in NCTA. Theresa is a member of the NCTA Governing Board, Chairperson of the Marketing Committee and a member of the Test Center Certification Committee.

Kimberley Smith, Director of Access Services, College of Central Florida Kimberley Smith has been the head of the Access Services department at the College of Central Florida since 2001. She has a B.A. from Eckerd College and M.A. from Florida State University. For several years she lived in Texas and taught at Austin Community College. She also worked for the ACC Testing Center and the Students with Disabilities Office at the University of Texas before returning to Florida.

Cindy Sproehnle, Assessment Center Director, Gateway Community & Technical College Cindy Sproehnle is currently Assessment Center Director at Gateway Community & Technical College. After serving in Newport, Ky., Independent Schools as an educator for many years, she joined Gateway as an admissions counselor in 1996 and accepted her current position as Assessment Center Director in 2000. Sproehnle was elected as Gateway’s staff representative to the board of directors in 2007 and re-elected to a second three-year term in 2010. Sproehnle holds a bachelor’s degree from Vanderbilt University and a master’s degree from Xavier University. She served in leadership positions in the Northern Kentucky Counselors Association and the Kentucky Career Development Association. She participated in the Northern Kentucky Educational Leadership Class of 2000, the KCTCS President’s Leadership Seminar of 2007-08 and was named Gateway’s New Horizons Staff Award winner in 2005. She was also recently appointed to serve on the Board of the Directors of National College Testing Association.

Richard Turner, Assessment Manager, Florida State College at Jacksonville

Richard Turner, Assessment and Certification Center Manager at Florida State College at Jacksonville, Kent Campus and Cecil Center Assessment Centers. He has served in this position for approximately 18 months. He is a retired Master Chief (E-9) from the United States Navy where, among other things, he served as a command Career Counselor and Educational Services Officer (at multiple commands). Richard is currently serving as the Treasurer for the Florida Association of College Test Administrators.

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Conference Presenters Marc Webb, Director of Testing, Miami Dade College, Medical Campus

Marc Webb is the Testing Director at the Medical Campus of Miami Dade College. He has served in that capacity for the last 10 months. Prior to his role as a Testing Director at Miami Dade College, he was the Test Center Manager at the Lake Worth Campus of Palm Beach State College for 5 years. He was also an Academic Advisor for 4 years at Palm Beach State College. In addition to his work in testing, Marc is an adjunct professor of developmental education at Palm Beach State College teaching courses such as Strategies for College Success, prep English, and prep reading. Marc is one of the founding members of FACTA. He served in many roles with FACTA since its inception in 2008 including the role of president in 2011. Currently, he is a FACTA council member for 2013-2014.

Dr. Timothy G. Wise, Vice President of Student Affairs, College of Central Florida Dr. Timothy G. Wise is the Vice President for Student Affairs at Central College of Florida. Dr. Wise, who graduated from Forest High School in 1974, was most recently Dean of Student Services and Professor of Psychology at the Norfolk Campus of Tidewater Community College in Norfolk, VA. In addition to his responsibilities as Chief Student Affairs Officer at Tidewater Community College, he was academic dean for Student Development Courses, chair of the Retention and Student Success Committee, chair of Black History Month and Urban League Events, and a member of the Academic and Student Affairs Council, Council of Deans and Administrative Staff Organization. The Norfolk Campus of Tidewater Community College served 9,920 students in 2006-2007.

From 2004 to 2007, Wise served as Associate Vice President of Operations and Student Development Services/Dean of Students at Florida A&M University in Tallahassee.

Gay Withers, Coordinator of Collegewide Testing, Brevard Community College Gay Withers has worked in Testing at Brevard Community College for the past fourteen years. Previously an Academic Advisor, she moved into Testing as one of only two campus Testing professionals responsible for standardized testing. Today she holds the position of Coordinator of Collegewide Testing, leading a department of six employees. Each of the four campuses houses a full time Testing Specialist, as well as a full time Workforce Development Testing Specialist who works directly with Industry Certifications. Brevard Community College is proud to be a charter member of FACTA. BCC will ask for approval to be the newest institution to join the State Colleges system requesting a name change to Eastern Florida State College July 1 of this year. Initially, the college will offer a Bachelor of Applied Science Degree in Organizational Management with two concentrations — general management and health care management — in Fall of 2013.

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Thank You Conference Sponsors

National College Testing Association

College Board: CLEP and ACCUPLACER

McGraw-Hill Companies: CTB and Contemporary

McCann Associates Holdings

Prometric

RegisterBlast

Exam Ave, LCC

Stoneware

2012 Business Members

Titanium Plus $2,500 and higher

College Board: CLEP and ACCUPLACER

Titanium $2,000 - $2499

A+dvancer Division of American Education Corporation

Platinum $1,500 to $1,999

McGraw-Hill Companies: CTB and Contemporary

Diamond $1,000 to $1,499

ACT/COMPASS

Steck -Vaughn & Wonderlic

Gold $750 to $999

Assessment Technologies Institute (ATI)

Silver $501 to $749

McCann Associates Holdings

Bronze $500

NCS Pearson

2013 Business Members as of 12/14/2012

2013 Business Members as of 2/1/2013

College Board: CLEP and ACCUPLACER

McGraw-Hill Companies: CTB and Contemporary

McCann Associates Holdings

ACT/COMPASS

Prometric

RegisterBlast

Exam Ave, LCC

Stoneware

Wonderlic

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Nearby Restaurants

Hungry Howe’s 0.2 mi NE

2701 Southwest College Road #310, Ocala, FL

Gaitway Plaza (352) 861-1071 www.hungryhowies.com

Amrit Palace 0.6 mi SW

3415 SW College Rd, Ocala, FL 34474-4429

(352) 873-8500 www.amritpalace.com

Outback Steakhouse 0.5 mi SW

3215 Southwest College Road, Ocala, FL

(352) 237-0022 www.outback.com

Olive Garden 0.5 mi SW

3363 Southwest College Road, Ocala, FL

(352) 854-0900 www.olivegarden.com

Bay Leaf Indian Restaurant & Buffet

0.3 mi SW 3131 Southwest College Road, Ocala, FL

(352) 291-9237 www.tantra5.com

Cuvee Wine & Bistro 0.6 mi E

2237 Southwest 19th Ave Road, Ocala, FL

(352) 351-1816 www.cuveewineocala.com

Royal Orchid Thai Cuisine 0.3 mi SW

3131 Southwest College Road #206, Ocala, FL

(352) 237-4949 www.royalorchidocala.com

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Shopping in Ocala

Directions to Paddock Mall from Ocala Hilton

1. Start out going north on SW 36th Ave toward SR-200/SW College Rd. 2. Turn right onto SR-200/SW College Rd. 3. 3100 SW COLLEGE RD is on the right.

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Ocala's Historic Downtown Square

SE 1st Ave

Ocala, FL 34480

Directions to Ocala Downtown from Ocala Hilton: Start out going north on SW 36th Ave toward SR-200/SW College Rd. Turn right onto SR-200/SW College Rd. Continue to follow SR-200 N Turn left onto S Pine Ave/US-27/US-301/US-441/SR-500/SR-25 Turn right onto SW Broadway St/W Broadway St. Turn left onto SE 1st Ave.

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Downtown Ocala

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FACTA 4th Annual Conference

College of Central Florida Ocala, Florida