Voluntary Activities and Booths
Family of Women Film Series
Films shown nightly on the Main Stage in the platform start at 5pm and can be played on-demand.
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 15TH, 2020
FILM: APACHE 8
Showing Time Starting At 5pm And Is on Demand Showing.
Film Duration: 57 Minutes.
About Apache 8
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 16TH, 2020
FILM: THE PERFECT CANDIDATE
Showing Time Starting At 5pm And Is on Demand Showing.
Film Duration: 104 Minutes
About The Perfect Candidate
Watch The Perfect Candidate Trailer
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 17TH, 2020
FILM: COUNCILWOMAN
Showing Time Starting At 5pm And Is on Demand Showing. Film Duration: 57 Minutes
About Councilwoman
Watch The Councilwoman Trailer
Booths, Sessions, and Main Stage activities to participate in during breaks
Idaho Central Credit Union
Where: booth found in the Expo Hall in the platform
| Time | Topic Level | Tuesday, Sept. 15 | Wednesday, Sept. 16 | Thursday, Sept. 17 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 9:30 - 10:00 | Beginner | Open for Discussion | Understanding Credit | Creating a Budget |
| 10:00-12:00 | Open Virtual Booth for Discussion | Open Virtual Booth for Discussion | Open Virtual Booth for Discussion | Open Virtual Booth for Discussion |
| 12:30- 1:00 | Intermediate | Identity theft - Banking Safe | Consumer Lending | Debt Reduction |
| 1:00 - 4:00 | Open Virtual Booth for Discussion | Open Virtual Booth for Discussion | Open Virtual Booth for Discussion | Open Virtual Booth for Discussion |
| 4:30 | Advanced | Business Banking 101 | Real Estate Lending | Investing/Wealth Management |
| 4:30 | Advanced | Business Electronic Services | eBranch - making payments online | HYS available online only |
Enter the raffle being offered at the ICCU booth and hear from Idaho Central Credit Union Business Development Officers, Kristy Massie, and Mikkel McBriday on financial topics ranging from beginner to advanced throughout the three days.
Kristy Massie is a Business Development Officer for Idaho Central Credit Union. Kristy has been serving ICCU members since 2009. Being involved in the community and helping members achieve financial success is ICCU’s mission and one of her many passions. Kristy and her husband are both Idaho natives that love spending time with friends and family while enjoying the outdoors. Kristy focuses on having a positive mindset, leading by example and encouraging random acts of kindness in our community. Her ultimate goal is to give more and make a difference. Kristy has mastered several roles with in the Credit Union, married the love of her life and has been blessed with a baby girl.
Mikkel McBride has spent the last eight years as a Business Development Officer at Idaho Central Credit Union. Through her job, she has the opportunity to teach financial education to employees of her business partners and help with different sponsorships and donations in the Treasure Valley.
Mikkel is also the Head Junior Varsity softball coach at Mountain View High School in Meridian and loves being a positive influence in her player’s lives. She is in the 2019-2021 Leadership Boise class and has most recently volunteered for Idaho Foodbank, Boise Rescue Mission, Nampa School District Family Community Resource Center, Crush the Curve and many others.
Story Court
Where: SESSION
The Story Court session will be conducted as an open dynamic where attendees share stories on camera. Attendees can jump in to the ‘session’ and share their story, based on the theme -Women and Leadership. Share a story that impacted you by another Woman, or a pivotal moment for you, or perhaps share about this conference and how it may have impacted you in years past. You can participate between 12:00 PM MDT and 2:00 PM MDT. The story’s will all be recorded. We will have a moderator present to answer questions and facilitate.
How to:
- A moderator is here to assist you in the cultivation of the story share.
- You can start sharing your audio and video whenever by choosing the blue ‘share audio and video’ button in the upper right of your screen while in the session.
- You can Invite someone to join you to share in your story on screen if you would like to. Two people on screen would be most meaningful. Message them via the People tab.
- There is no time limit, though we ask that you consider the time to allow for others to share their stories as well.
Discussion Panel
The Long View on Gender Parity: What are Your Ideas?
Where: MAIN STAGE
Panelists: Kelly Martin (keynote speaker), Pei-Lin Yu, and Monica Hubbard
PENDING DESCRIPTION: Hear from a panel of three women who have thrived rather than just survived. The panel is intended to explore the gender parity question and ideas around reaching parity in all fields. Join them in the discussion.
Panelist Bios:
Pei-Lin Yu
Archaeologist for the US Army Corps of Engineers
Associate Professor of Anthropology at Boise State University
I come from a mixed race background of Taiwanese-American heritage. My Bachelor’s degree in Anthropology is from the University of New Mexico, and Masters and PhD degrees at Southern Methodist University. Beginning in 1988, I’ve worked as a federal archaeologist, museum curator, firefighter, tribal repatriation specialist, and federal science program coordinator. Agencies include the US Forest Service, Bureau of Reclamation, and the National Park Service as well as the Corps of Engineers. On the academic side I have taught archaeology at three universities including Boise State, mentored 32 graduate students, and published 20+ journal articles as well as seven books. My research centers on hunting and gathering lifeways, indigenous archaeology, Chinese mining communities of the American West, and climate change resiliency and adaptation in past and contemporary societies. I have lived as a hunter gatherer among the Pumé tribe of Venezuela and more recently did research among the Amis tribe of Taiwan. Currently, I work with representatives of Pacific Northwest Native American tribes on collaborative management, protection, and research for archaeological and cultural sites on federal lands.
Kelly Martin
Chief of Fire and Aviation (retired), Yosemite National Park
Kelly Martin recently retired after a 35-year career as a federal wildland firefighter; the last 14 years as the Chief of Fire and Aviation at Yosemite National Park. Kelly began her federal career in 1984 as a Park Aid with the Apostle Island National Lakeshore in Ashland Wisconsin and worked her way up through the wildland fire ranks for the last 35 years. She graduated from Northland College, Ashland WI with a bachelor’s degree in Outdoor Education/Biology in 1986 and completing Technical Fire Management in 1996.
Kelly’s federal wildland fire career spans two federal agencies: National Park Service and the US Forest Service working in 6 different states. She has worked on Interagency Type 1 and Type 2 Incident Management Teams since 1999 as a Fire Behavior Analyst and as an Operations Section Chief. She has held many fire management leadership positions as a Fire Management Officer in Moab, UT; Carson City, NV; Placerville, CA and Yosemite, CA. Kelly is also the past chair of two National Wildfire Coordinating Group (NWCG) programs: Fire Environment Committee (FENC) and National Fire Management Leadership.
Monica Hubbard
Assistant Professor for Boise State University’s Department of Public Policy and Administration
Dr. Hubbard comes to Boise State University from Oregon State University where she completed her M.S. and Ph.D. degrees. While at OSU she taught research methods courses for the Political Science department, was the advisor for the on-campus Political Science program, and advised and managed the Political Science distance education program. At Boise State, Dr. Hubbard teaches courses on Environmental Politics, Public Policy Processes, Policy Analysis, the Public Policy and Administration’s capstone. Dr. Hubbard’s research interests and foci are in the fields of environmental, natural resources, energy, and emerging technological and environmental issues. Her M.S. research examined the fate and transport of emerging contaminants, specifically pharmaceutical drugs, their impacts, and public policy implications. The doctoral research assessed Oregonians’ level of knowledge and risk perception concerning Oregon’s water resources. Her ongoing research includes water resources, as well as emerging technologies, natural disasters, and energy. Prior to graduate school Dr. Hubbard was an environmental policy analyst focusing on corporate environmental accounting, responsibility, compliance, and greenhouse gas accounting. Dr. Hubbard holds a Bachelors of Science, Masters of Science in Water Resources, and a Ph.D. in Environmental Science.
CAES
Where: booth found in the Expo Hall in the platform
Starting at 4:30 on Tuesday the 15th and Wednesday the 16th, visit the CAES booth to hear from Sin Ming Loo Professor of Electrical and Computer Engineering at Boise State University. Sin Ming will answer your questions about the 12 credit Cyber 4 All Online Certification being offered through Boise State University.
Idaho Women 100
Where: booth found in the Expo Hall in the platform & MAIN STAGE at 9:00 Wed. the 16th.
Visit the Idaho Women 100 booth during breaks to view various videos honoring Idaho women’s courageous pasts. 2020 marks the Idaho Women 100 Celebration and the 100th anniversary of the passing of the Nineteenth Amendment to the U.S. Constitution. 9:00 am Thursday, Sept. 17th
Don’t miss the 26 minute film, Ahead of Her Time: Women’s Suffrage in Idaho on the Main Stage at 9:00 am on Wednesday, September 16th.
Watch the Ahead of Her Time: Women’s Suffrage in Idaho Trailer
American Association of University Women (AAUW) / League of Women Voters of Idaho (LWV)
Where: booth found in the Expo Hall in the platform
Are you registered to vote? Visit the American Association of University Women (AAUW) / League of Women Voters of Idaho Booth during breaks and learn more.
You can also learn more about AAUW Boise’s What The Vote! program here: https://www.whatthevoteidaho.org/
Zions Bank
Where: booth found in the Expo Hall in the platform
Visit the Zions Bank Booth throughout the three days of the conference for a chance to win raffle prizes.
Boise State Bookstore
Where: booth found in the Expo Hall in the platform
Select books authored by our keynote speakers and Skill Builder leaders are available in the virtual Boise State University bookstore booth. Enjoy 30% all book purchases during the conference complements of Perkins Coie.
Pet Photo Contest
Where: Andrus Center WEBSITE
Submit your favorite furry four-legged, slimy or spiny, or unique pet/co-worker for the photo contest. We are accepting photo submission through Sunday, September 13th at 10:00pm MST. We will then open voting for your favorites in each category starting Monday, September 14th. The winners will be announced at 4:30pm MST on Thursday, September 17th, 2020 on the Main Stage during the Conference. Find more details and submit a photo on our website: https://www.pixlee.gallery/boisestate00trial-2020womenlead
Idaho National Laboratory
Where: booth found in the Expo Hall in the platform
Visit the Idaho National Laboratory booth to view Nuclear Mythbuster videos and a virtual tour of the Experimental Breeder Reactor. Also, during the afternoon schedule breaks each day, hear live Q&A with research experts:
- 12:30-12:50 Kelly Lively – From Secretary to Space: My Journey
- 12:50-1:10 Ginger Wright – When “No” really means “Opportunity”
- 1:10-1:30 Monica Regalbuto – Stay focused on your goals
- 1:30-2:00 Rae Moss – Standing Out in a Crowded Room
Expert panelists:
- Kelly Lively, Department Manager, Radioisotope Power Systems
- Ginger Wright, Energy and Cyber Portfolio Manager
- Monica Regalbuto, Nuclear Fuel Cycle Strategy Director
- Rae Moss, Communications and Outreach Director
Idaho Public Television
Where: booth found in the Expo Hall in the platform
Enjoy videos from the Idaho Experience. IdahoPTV’s newest original series that uncovers untold stories, bringing new information to light, and connecting Idaho’s past in a contemporary way. Enjoy this curated collection of documentaries about women who carved their own paths and defied cultural norms:
Ahead of Her Time: Women’s Suffrage in Idaho chronicles the path-breaking journey to voting rights for women in Idaho.
Out of the Shadows Benedicte Wrensted and Jane Gay never knew each other. But both took images of Native Americans in Idaho at the turn of the 20th century.
Taking the Reins traces the remarkable paths of two Idaho women: Katherine Caroline Wilkins, one of the most successful horse-sellers in the United States. And May Arkwright Hutton, one of the richest women in the American West, who used her wealth to promote suffrage and later running for the Idaho Legislature.
We Sagebrush Folks uses new-found material to illuminate Annie Pike Greenwood’s life. She was a writer, teacher, mother and farmer’s wife who lived in south-central Idaho between 1913 and 1928, when the area had just opened to farming.
Each video is roughly 26:30 in length and can be watched on demand.
National Park Service, Division of Fire and Aviation
Where: booth found in the Expo Hall in the platform
Visit the National Park Service, Division of Fire and Aviation booth to hear from experts in National Park Service Division of Fire and Aviation Management!
| Time | Day 1, Tuesday September 15 | Day 2, Wednesday September 16 | Day 3, Thursday September 17 |
|---|---|---|---|
| 9:30-12:45 | Video and website | Video and website | Video and website |
| 12:45-1:30 | Working for the National Park Service / Hiring: Law Enforcement | Working for the National Park Service / Hiring: Fire and Aviation Management | Open virtual booth |
| 1:30-4:30 | Video and website | Video and website | Video and website |
| 4:30-5:00 | Open virtual booth | Open virtual booth | n/a |
Tuesday Panel (Law Enforcement):
Lindy Mihata: Acting Deputy Regional Director, Interior Region 11 (Alaska)
Adam Kelsey: National Park Service Law Enforcement Liaison to National Highway Traffic Safety Administration
Rick Gupman: Chief Ranger/Jefe de Guardabosques at Big Bend National Park/Parque Nacional Big Bend
Lance Mattson: Chief Ranger at Glen Canyon National Recreation Area
Wednesday Panel (Fire and Aviation):
Allyson Arulanantham: Forestry Technician (firefighter), Vegetation Management at Great Smoky Mountains National Park
Tina Boehle: Public Affairs Specialist for National Park Service Fire and Aviation Management
Bill Kaage: Division Chief for National Park Service Fire and Aviation Management
Jim King: Branch Chief for Wildland Fire, Structural Fire, and Emergency Management for Interior Region 1 National Capital Area