Ohio Cooperative Education Association (OCEA) Annual Conference 2018
OCEA Conference Schedule at a Glance
Dublin, Ohio | Embassy Suites | May 23-25, 2018
The Power of Partnerships
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OCEA Conference Agenda
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OCEA is excited to host its annual conference at the Embassy Suites in Dublin, OH on May 23-25, 2018. The theme is “The Power of
Partnerships!” and the program will include valuable content for attendees from two-year colleges, universities, and employer partners.
Hotel Room Rate: $132 + tax per night
Deadline to Book By: May 1st
Group Code: OCE
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