MOSAC2 PDI 2021

Save the Date

November 19th – 21st

We are planning to be in person for the 2021 MOSAC2 Professional Development Institute.  Please check back to find out the most up-to-date information.  We hope to see you at the Lodge of Four Seasons in November 2021!

 

 

 

 

 

Before you register

Look Up My MOPD ID or Request a MOPD ID

You are required to enter a valid MOPD ID when you register for the MOSAC2 PDI

 

What is the MOSAC Professional Development Institute (PDI)?

The annual MOSAC2 Professional Development Institute is tailored to meet the unique needs of afterschool professionals

  • Increase knowledge regarding youth development
  • Increase resources for programming ideas
  • Increase skills for working with staff, youth, and families of afterschool programs
  • Increase networking opportunities with other afterschool professionals to promote collaboration in the community

 

 

 

Past Conferences

PDI 2020 – Extraordinary Moments

  • Held virtually due to COVID-19 restrictions

PDI 2019 – I am…

  • Lake of the Ozarks at Lodge of Four Seasons

PDI 2018 – Adventure Awaits:  Afterschool

  • Lake of the Ozarks at Lodge of Four Seasons

PDI 2017 – Beyond the Elements

  • Independence, MO at Stoney Creek Inn

PDI 2016 – The Super Power of Yet

  • St. Louis, MO at Hilton Frontenac

PDI 2015 – After 3PM: Makin’ It Matter

  • Springfield, MO at University Plaza Hotel & Conference Center

PDI 2014 – Wild About Learning: An AfterSchool Adventure

  • Kansas City, MO at Holiday Inn CoCo Key Sports Complex and Indoor Waterpark

PDI 2013 – AfterSchool Rocks!

  • Columbia, MO at Stoney Creek Hotel and Conference Center

 

History of MOSAC2

History of MOSAC2 and the MOSAC2 PDI

For over thirty years, the MOSAC2 Annual Professional Development Institute has provided high quality professional development to afterschool professionals working with children and youth in a variety of out-of-school time settings.

History

The Missouri School Age Community Coalition was originally known as the Missouri School Age Care Coalition and was a stand-alone 501c3 organization until 2015.

“Drawing together a diverse group of SAC professionals from Missouri and Kansas for the purpose of coalition-building, the National School Age Child Care Alliance presented a training seminar at Penn Valley Community College in October 1992. As a result of this workshop, the Missouri SAC Task Force was convened and, in November 1992, at the Missouri School Age Child Care Institute, a coalition initiative was undertaken. With the adoption of a Mission Statement and the election of officers in January 1993, the Missouri School Age Care Coalition became a reality.”

— Quote from Membership Brochure – circa 1995

The Bylaws state that MOSAC2 was organized November 20, 1992. The Mission as stated in 1992-1997 was: The Missouri School Age Care Coalition will serve as an advocate to improve and expand the quality, availability, and professional status of School Age Child Care statewide, through the promotion of:

  • Training/Professional Development
  • Public Awareness
  • Legislative Process
  • Community Collaboration
  • Networking

As part of a Strategic Planning Session, the following was adopted in 1997: The Mission of the Missouri School Age Care Coalition is to support and unify professionals in providing quality out of school programs.

In 2005, MOSAC2 changed their name to the Missouri School Age Community Coalition.

In 2015, the MOSAC2 Board of Directors merged with the Missouri AfterSchool Network’s (MASN) Steering Committee to form a new Afterschool Leadership Team.  The newly combined Afterschool Leadership Team continues the tradition of working with local conference committees to host an educational and engaging annual event!

The MOSAC2 PDI provides high quality education sessions for attendees and meets the requirements of the Youth Development Credential. MOSAC2’s PDI workshops meet the Missouri and Kansas Core Competencies for Youth Development Professionals and identify the level of training for participants. Presenters are requested to submit information to the Missouri Professional Development Registry and RFP’s are submitted to state licensing agencies for approval for training hours.