Region 2 - Friday, March 27, 2026
Navigating Today’s Community College Landscape
We’re bringing Region 2 together for a powerful day of leadership conversation designed specifically for today’s complex community college environment — and we’d love for you to join us.
- Leading in the Gray – The Executive Art of Collaborative Adaptability
Hear directly from Sierra College’s executive leadership team — Superintendent/President William “Willy” Duncan, Rebecca Bocchicchio, and Lucas Moosman — as they share how synchronized adaptability, shared trust, and disciplined decision-making help institutions move forward even in uncertain conditions. - Ethics, Judgment & Responsible AI for Managers – Amy Schulz and Fabio Zampieri will explore how leaders can thoughtfully integrate AI and emerging technologies while maintaining governance, ethical guardrails, and institutional integrity.
- Communication & Psychological Safety – Emilie B. Mitchell will unpack how clarity, consistency, and accountability build trust — and why psychological safety is an intentional leadership practice, not an accident.
- Resilience, Grit & Leadership Sustainability – ACCCA President Geisce Ly will close the day with a powerful conversation on endurance, work/life harmony, and sustaining yourself and your team for the long game.
We’re excited to share that the full agenda, including session details and speakers, is now available.
EVENT CALENDAR
Region 2 Exclusive Event
Friday, March 27, 2026 | Sierra College
Navigating Today’s Community College Landscape
Time: March 27, 2026 | 8am-3:30pm
Location: Sierra College, Rocklin, CA
Registration Fee: FREE! **(refreshments and lunch included)
**Be sure to let us know you are coming and register by March 24th for this exclusive event for our Region 2 colleagues!
This event is proudly sponsored by Oppenheimer Investigations Group. We are thankful for their partnership in supporting the well-being and success of community college administrators.
Oppenheimer Investigations Group works alongside California community colleges to provide fair, independent investigations, including Title IX, discrimination, and workplace misconduct matters, in English and Spanish.
The ACCCA Board has authorized the Regional Member Council [RMC] to plan and execute a series of events that are locally produced for the individual regions. The purpose of these events is to bring the administrators of the region together to network, share information, pick up the latest best practices and perhaps, learn a bit more about ACCCA in the process.
These Regional Events are meant to be offered to both members and non-members at little or no cost to the participants, and are intended to be replicated in other regions throughout the state on a quarterly basis to ensure easy access to affordable professional development and networking.
Each Event is designed to reflect the unique needs of the region in which it is being held. The Campus Reps of the region are surveyed in advance to determine preferences for the content and format, and our ACCCA staff and volunteers work with the Regional Director to build a program that suits the needs of most administrators in the region. These events will, over time, bring everyone together for community building, connection and information.
In fulfilling this strategic goal of the Association, the ACCCA Board has authorized these events to take place in any of the 10 recognized regions and an event can be initiated by the Regional Director or by ACCCA working with them.
If you are interested in having ACCCA bring an event to your region, contact your ACCCA Campus Rep today!



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