Over three days in June 2012, over 100 community college students will gather at a Florida resort to discuss challenges preventing degree completion. They will work on solutions and compete for $25,000 to implement ideas. Viewers can watch the webcast at Mobilize.org and enter to win a book or blog feature. Topics include civic engagement, barriers to education, completion rates, and how students, faculty, and officials can promote student success.

1. Target 2020 Florida Summit
Webcast Guide
June 1-3, 2012
On the afternoon of Friday, June 1st over 100 community college students from around South Florida will
gather at the Deauville Beach Resort for a ground-breaking, Millennial-led convening. Over three days, they will
discuss the challenges preventing so many of their peers from completing their degree, work collaboratively to
propose solutions and finally, compete to win a share of $25,000 to implement their innovative solutions.
If you're not joining us in Miami, we urge you to join us online at www.Mobilize.org as we webcast this
important conversation. If you do watch, and we hope you do, you can also compete with other viewers at
home to win a personalized signed copy of the book Community College Success by Isa Adney and a feature on
your work on the Mobilize.org Blog.
What’s Included in This Guide:
1. Contest Rules
2. Information on the speakers
3. Introduction to the topics to be discussed
4. Instructions on how to join the Webcast
5. How to stay involved with Mobilize.org Post- Summit
The Rules:
● One Tweet or FB status update qualifies you for the contest
● The content of your Tweet or FB message must reference the Target 2020 Florida Summit and
o Use the hashtag #T2020 + @mob_org OR
o Tag the Mobilize.org Facebook Page
● Retweets or likes do not qualify as a contest entry
● One entry per a person, multiple accounts will not be accepted
● Up to three winners will be selected by raffle drawing on the final day of the summit
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2. The Speakers
Friday June 1st, 3:15 PM
Dr. Eduardo Padrón: Miami Dade College
An American by choice, Eduardo Padrón arrived in the United States as a refugee at
age 15. Since 1995, he has served as President of Miami Dade College, a national
model ofstudent achievement and the largest institution of higher education in
America, with more than 174,000 students.
President Padrón’s transformational accomplishments at Miami Dade College have
been acknowledged by the national media, including The New York Times, NBC
Nightly News, Time magazine, The Wall Street Journal, CNN and The Chronicle of
Higher Education.
Friday June 1st, 3:45 PM
Senator Bob Graham
Senator Bob Graham is the former two–term governor of Florida and served for 18
years in the United States Senate. This is combined with 12 years in the Florida
legislature for a total of 38 years of public service. Bob Graham retired from public
service in January 2005, following his Presidential campaign in 2004. Bob Graham
is recognized for his leadership on issues ranging from education, economic
development, healthcare, environmental preservation and his service on the Senate
Select Committee on Intelligence — including eighteen months as chairman in 2001–
2002.
Superintendent Alberto Carvalho: Miami-Dade County Public Schools
Alberto M. Carvalho is Superintendent of Miami-Dade County Public Schools (M-
DCPS), the nation’s fourth largest school system, serving a diverse student body of
over 400,000 in Pre K -Adult. M-DCPS has an annual budget of almost $4.3 billion;
53,000 employees; and over 47.5 million square feet of facilities. A nationally
recognized expert on education reform and finance, as well as an outspoken
advocate for high quality education for all students, Mr. Carvalho became
Superintendent in September
2008.
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3. Dr. Lenore Rodicio Miami Dade College
Lenore Rodicio is currently Executive Director the MDC3 Student Success and
Completion Initiatives at Miami Dade College Campus in her current role in January of
2010. Dr. Rodicio has collaborated on a number of grant projects aimed at recruiting
students to the sciences and improving the teaching/learning process in the STEM
fields. She has served as project director for the mathematics modular redesign project
funded through the National Center of Academic Transformation, and the Statway
project funded by the Carnegie Foundation. Aside from her interest in the sciences and
mathematics, Dr. Rodicio served as a founding co-chair of the Learning Outcomes
Project that facilitated the development of ten College-wide learning outcomes.
Keynote Speaker: Friday June 1st, 7:00 PM
Dr. Martha J. Kanter: Under Secretary of Education
Martha J. Kanter was nominated by President Barack Obama on April 29, 2009 to be
the under secretary of education and was confirmed by the Senate on June 19, 2009.
Kanter reports to Secretary of Education Arne Duncan and oversees policies,programs,
and activities related to postsecondary education, adult and career-technical
education, federal student aid, and five White House Initiatives on Asian Americans and
Pacific Islanders, Educational Excellence for Hispanics, Historically Black Colleges and
Universities, Tribal Colleges and Universities, and Faith-Based and Neighborhood
Partnerships.
To spur education, economic growth and social prosperity, Kanter is charged with
planning and policy responsibilities to implement President Obama’s goal for the U.S. to have ―the best
educated, most competitive workforce in the world by 2020‖ as measured by the proportion of college
graduates over the next decade. Under Secretary Kanter and her team are keenly focused on improving college
access, affordability, quality, and completion to implement President Obama’s American Graduation Initiative.
Keynote Speaker: Saturday June 2nd, 7:00 PM
Isa Adney: Community College Success
Isa Adney is a national spokesperson for community college success, helping students
to avoid student loan debt and break cycles of poverty by choosing community
college, and ensuring that choice is a wise investment in their future by connecting
with people who can catapult them to wealth, success, and a job that they actually
enjoy.
Adney shares her personal story in her book Community College Success so
historically underrepresented groups in higher education can learn how build a
community to help them achieve an education and a life far beyond their dreams and
family histories.
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4. The Topics
● Millennial Civic Engagement and Increasing Student Success
● Challenges Facing Community College Students in Florida
● Solutions to Barriers in Education
● College Completion Rates
● How Government Officials Can Improve Completion Rates
● How Administration and Faculty Can Better Support Students
● How Millennials Can Achieve Their Educational Goals Both Individually and Collectively
How to Join
Tune in online at www.Mobilize.org to view the Webcast
How to Stay Involved
● Like us on Facebook and follow us on Twitter
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● Apply to Become a Featured Contributor for The Millennial Report Blog
● Apply for the Millennial Civic Engagement Summit Competition
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