What Happened at EduCon 2022 — Day Three

EduCon emcee Dr. Brice Miller (center) leads attendees outside the Hyatt Regency for a Second Line procession to the closing reception at Club XLIV. (Photos by Jacob Slaton Photography)

Dr. Brice Miller entertains the crowd at Club XLIV.

Eric Nelsen, star of the TV series "1883," poses with an attendee during Tuesday's networking lunch, sponsored by Visit Fort Worth.

Patrick Delaney, managing partner of SoolNua, leads attendees in a physical activity during his session, "Getting Experimental with Audience Engagement: An Open Mic Session."

Columbus artist Jeremy Jarvis helps an attendee who is painting a paint-by-numbers mural that Jarvis created that will be hung at the Greater Columbus Convention Center during PCMA Convening Leaders 2023.

“One of anything isn’t going to be okay,” said Jean Craciun, founder and president of the Diversity Center of Washington, emphasizing the importance of setting larger goals for staff diversity, in her digital only session, "The Business Case for Diversity."

Attendees get into the spirit during the session, "Getting Experimental with Audience Engagement: An Open Mic Session."

Attendees discuss contracts in one of Tuesday's Conversation Starters.

New Orleans jazz musician, educator, and scholar Dr. Brice Miller, serving as emcee of EduCon's Main Stage program, speaks after Andrew Davis's keynote. (All photos by Jacob Slaton Photography)

More palms are read and fortunes told at the Visit Los Angeles activation.

Main Stage speaker Andrew Davis also did a digital-only session for online participants that was moderated by Meagan E. Prescott, a member of the 2020 class of PCMA's 20 in Their Twenties. (Screengrab)

Outside The Hub activation area at the Hyatt Regency in New Orleans, EduCon participants were invited to share their takeaways via Post-it Notes on the Spark Wall. (Jacob Slaton Photography)

Networking breakfast

Namaste with PCMA