Do you have a student who’s curious about their opportunities after high school? High school counselors are once again working with the College, Career and Technical Education (CCTE) department to host the College and Industry Fair.

On Tuesday, September 12, the Ag Expo Center will be filled with more than 100 colleges, universities, industries and other post-secondary institutions. Students and their families will be able to visit with representatives from various industries from 4:30-7:30 p.m. on the lower level of the building and with university representatives from 5:30-7:30 p.m. on the upper level of the building.

The event is free to attend. The lists of institutions and industries attending the event are available below. The Ag Expo Center is located at 4215 Long Lane in Franklin.

For more information about Industry Night, email Assistant Director of CCTE Kris Schneider. For more information about the College Fair, email WCS Elementary and Middle Counseling Specialist Molly O’Neal.

Company Name

Residence Inn by Marriott Franklin Berry Farms Hotel
Vanderbilt University Army ROTC
Hiller Plumbing, Heating, Cooling and Electrical
Williamson Fire – Rescue
TCAT Hohenwald
Middle Tennessee Electric
Tennessee Titans
Huntington Learning Center
Skill Samurai: Coding & STEM Academy
Chartwell Hospitality
Tutor Doctor Franklin
Nixon Power Services
City Of Franklin Water Management
Ingram Marine Group
Keller Williams Realty Spring Hill
Ascension
Plato’s Closet
Greater Nashville Apartment Association
Operative Plasterers’ and Cement Masons’ International Association
Columbia State Community College
Williamson Health

College/University

Samford University
Miami University
Lipscomb University
University of San Francisco
Union University
Duke Kunshan University
Lafayette College
Academy of Make Up Arts
UT Martin
Coastal Carolina University
Maryville College
American Baptist College
Xavier University of Ohio
Eckerd College
University of Vermont
The University of Tennessee at Chattanooga
Bucknell University
Florida Southern College
Texas Christian University
Kennesaw State University
University of Alabama at Birmingham (UAB)
Nossi College of Art & Design
Sewanee- The University of the South
University of Tennessee Knoxville College of Engineering
University of Tennessee – Knoxville
The Ohio State University
Fisk University
South College
Baylor University
Nashville State Community College
University of Kentucky Pigman College of Engineering
The Salon Professional Academy
University of Oklahoma
The University of Alabama
The University of Alabama
Middle Tennessee State University
University of Alabama in Huntsville
Valparaiso University
University of South Alabama
Purdue University
University of Vermont
Furman University
Western Kentucky University
Auburn University
Harding University
The University of Tampa
Christian Brothers University
Aveda Arts and Science Institute Nashville
Middle TN State University -Concrete Ind mgm
Motlow State Community College
Lipscomb University (Office of Accessibility and Learning Supports: BEST & IDEAL Programs)
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College of Charleston
Mississippi State University
Carson-Newman University
Austin Peay State University Student Disability Resource Center
Tusculum University
MTSU
Rhodes College
The Belonging Co College
Texas A&M University
Belmont University
Rollins College
George Mason University
Spalding University
University of Notre Dame
Hanover College
The George Washington University
Millsaps College
Dental Staff School of Tennessee
Vanderbilt University – Student Access Office
Roanoke College
Indiana University Bloomington
Union University- EDGE Program
Wofford College
Haslam College of Business
Jacksonville State University
University of Evansville
The University of Tennessee at Chattanooga- Mosaic Program
Illinois Wesleyan University
Western Kentucky University
Hendrix College
Oglethorpe University
Transylvania University
Emerson College
College Living Experience
Trevecca Nazarene University
Lynn University
University College Dublin (UCD)
Rhodes College
University of Montevallo
University of Louisville
Western Carolina University
University of Denver
University of South Carolina
Murray State Univeristy
Vanderbilt University
University of North Alabama
Maryville College
Covenant College
Cumberland University
TN Tech College of Education
Welch College
Virginia Tech
Bard College
University of Dayton
Fordham University
Salve Regina University
University of Kentucky
Arkansas State University
Lee University
Columbia State Community College
Centre College
Gardner-Webb University
Butler University
The University of Tennessee, Knoxville – College of Education, Health, and Human Sciences
Hollins University
Bellarmine University
University of Arkansas
Hampden-Sydney College
Middle Tennessee State University Army ROTC
UT Southern
East Tennessee State University
Saint Louis University
Loyola University Chicago

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CDA members not only offer exclusive savings on products and services to support their day-to-day business, but also training courses and other learning opportunities on finance, human resources, dental billing and other topics.

For example, over the past two months, WEO Media has hosted a webinar to help dentists align their websites with the Americans with Disabilities Act, while Bank of America and CDA jointly hosted a webinar for associate dentists who are concerned about it ponder whether a practice owned is right for them. These courses were available to members through CDA’s online learning platform.

Now CDA’s Endorsed Services are coming to CDA Presents in San Francisco from September 9th to 11th. All will be on site in the Moscone Center exhibition hall, and some will be presenting courses. Unless otherwise stated, all courses take place in The Spot, the open educational theater at booth 1212.

Here is a preview of the courses presented by CDA’s Endorsed Services.

‘Trends in Dental Billing in 2021’ presented by Consentus Business Services

Thursday, September 9, 11 a.m.-12 p.m.
Speakers: Gwyn Bogue, Krysten Garduno
1 unit CE

COVID-19 has impacted the dental landscape for the past year and a half, which in turn has changed internal billing practices. Consentus Business Services revenue cycle management experts will discuss how the dental team can adapt and overcome these billing challenges and use coding and software to increase production. Participants will understand dental and medical cross-coding and learn how to improve the patient and teledental experience.

California Dental Practice Act presented by HR for Health

Friday, September 10th, 8-10 a.m. and again 1 p.m.-1 p.m.
Saturday, September 11th, 8-10 a.m.
Speaker: Ali Oromchian, JD
2 CE units

The California Dental Practice Act contains the basic laws for dentistry (Business & Professions Code 1600). California law requires every dentist to familiarize himself with this constitution, along with appropriate portions of the California Code of Regulations and other selected California laws. Ali Oromchian will explain the legal roles and responsibilities of dentists and dental assistants and the laws governing dental professional licenses.

‘Advanced Marketing Strategies for Accelerating Practice Growth’ presented by WEO Media

Friday, September 10th, 1 p.m.
Speaker: Cory Roletto, MBA

Existing and newly established dental practices learn to create a comprehensive marketing strategy that follows the latest changes and trends in online marketing. Participants learn which key elements they implement in their marketing strategy and how they can measure their success. Speaker Cory Roletto will also talk about changes in website optimization, social media and Google’s algorithm that can be used to optimize the practice website and generate new patients.

‘The Path to Ownership’ – 2-part course presented by Bank of America

Thursday, September 10th, self-study
Speaker: Katie Fornelli, Jason Tyson

Can I take out a loan? Is now the right time to buy? Am I ready to be a leader and how do I deal with patients? Associate dentists wondering if practice ownership is the right move for them or if the practice they are looking to buy is the right one, get in touch with this two-part webinar hosted by the CDA and Bank of. will be presented together, answers to these and other questions America practical solutions. Participants will learn about the loan approval process and how to prepare for it, the importance of a business plan, and more.

“Preparation for a transition to practice” – by several speakers

Thursday, September 9th, 9 am-12pm
Speakers: Katie Fornelli, Ali Oromchian, JD, LLM, Cory Roletto, MBA, Tiffany Maly, Brett LeMmon, CPA
Room 159
2 CE units

This workshop covers all elements of a practice transition, whether or not dentists are considering hiring a staff member, gaining a partner, selling their practice, or otherwise preparing for the transition of their practice ownership. Participants learn from five industry experts including a lawyer, accountant, and others who specialize in marketing, employment, practice management, finance, and dental billing.

The seating will take social distancing into account

Seating will be set up to allow social distancing as part of the COVID-19 safety protocols in place at Congress, which means space is limited. Prior registration is required for all courses at CDA Presents, including lectures at The Spot.

Find CDA Endorsed Services in the exhibition hall

At company booths in the exhibition hall in the Moscone Center, dentists and their teams can learn more about CDA’s recommended services, see product and service demonstrations, and ask questions. You can find them here:

• Bank of America Practice Solutions – Booth 710
• CareCredit – Stand 721
• Cosentus – booth 709
• eAssist Dental Solutions – booth 715
• HR for health – booth 717
• WEO media – booth 713

Find out more about all of the CDA recommended services. Learn more about or register for CDA Presents.

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WASHINGTON (CBS News) – Federal health officials said Wednesday that vaccinated Americans must receive a booster dose eight months after receiving their second dose of a COVID-19 vaccine to maximize protection from the virus and extend its shelf life.

The country’s foremost health and medical experts from the Ministry of Health and Welfare announced in a joint statement that the Biden government is ready to launch Moderna boosters in the week of 20 two-shot vaccines.

Americans who were the first to get vaccinated against COVID-19 – health care providers, nursing home residents and the elderly – will likely be eligible for a booster by the end of next month, public health officials said. The Biden administration will also make efforts to provide boosters directly to residents of long-term care facilities.

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SACRAMENTO (CBS SF) – Following a US Supreme Court ruling in favor of college athletes’ compensation, two major California lawmakers say they will introduce the state’s pioneering Fair Pay to Play Act in time for the 2021 college football season want.

State law that allows college and university athletes in California to make money using their name, picture, and likeness does not currently go into effect until January 1, 2023.

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State Senators Nancy Skinner, D-Berkeley, and Steven Bradford, D-Gardena, say they plan to go into effect September 1st.

“California has taken state action to challenge the NCAA’s exploitation of college athletes, and today the Supreme Court essentially agreed to tell the NCAA that they could no longer act as monopoly“ price fixers, ”” Skinner said in a statement on Monday. “And with 18 states following California’s lead to give student athletes ownership of their name, image and likeness, student athletes are the winners.”

NIL laws in seven states – Alabama, Arizona, Florida, Georgia, New Mexico, Mississippi, and Texas – will come into effect this year.

“Postponing the entry into force of the Fair Pay to Play Act is a sensible move to ensure that college student athletes, many of whom are people of color, are treated earlier with financial fairness and economic ownership,” said Bradford. “It also enables California higher education institutions to attract the best talent compared to schools in other states that would otherwise have a head start in attracting athletes by implementing similar guidelines earlier.”

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The September 1st implementation date makes the law an urgent measure, which means it requires a two-thirds majority in both chambers of the legislature. To date, it has received strong bipartisan support, has no opposition, and has not received “no” votes.

The US Supreme Court ruled Monday that the NCAA cannot enforce certain rules that limit the educational benefits – things like computers and graduate scholarships – that colleges offer athletes. But the case doesn’t determine whether student salaries can be paid.

Colleges harvest billions of student athletes but keep them from making a single dollar. It’s a bankrupt model.

I just signed the Fair Play to Pay Act with @KingJames – making CA the first state to allow student athletes to benefit from their name, image and likeness. pic.twitter.com/aWE9OL9r1v

– Gavin Newsom (@GavinNewsom) September 30, 2019

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In a unanimous opinion, Judge Brett Kavanaugh wrote: “The bottom line is that the NCAA and its member colleges are cutting the pay of student athletes who collectively generate billions of dollars in college revenue each year. These enormous sums of money seem to flow to everyone except the student athletes. College presidents, sporting directors, coaches, conference commissioners, and NCAA executives earn six- and seven-digit salaries. Colleges are building generous new facilities. But the student athletes who make the income, many of which are African American and low-income backgrounds, end up with little or nothing. “

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