Hotel Accommodations

Hotel accommodations are the responsibility of the participant. Below is the contact information for several area  hotels:

Courtyard by Mariott
(closest to Trinity Episcopal School)
2421 S. Acadian Thruway
(225) 924-6400

The Cook Hotel
(close to Trinity Episcopal School)
3848 W. Lakeshore Drive
(225) 383-2665

Holiday Inn Select
4728 Consititution
(225) 925-2244

Resident Inn at Towne Center
7061 Commerce Circle
off of Corporate Boulevard<(225) 925-9100

REGISTRATION FORM

The registration cost of $150.00 includes all meals. You must complete to the registration form below and submit your registration fee via mail to SAES, 1420 4th Avenue, Suite 29, Canyon, TX 79015. Please make the check payable to SAES.

Workshop Presenters

The Rev. Daniel R. Heischman, D.Min.  - The Rev. Daniel R. Heischman, D.Min., is Executive Director of the National Association of Episcopal Schools (NAES). Prior to his work with NAES, Mr. Heischman was College Chaplain at Trinity College, Hartford,  Connecticut; Head of Upper School and Assistant Headmaster of St. Albans School, Washington, DC; Executive Director of the Council for Religion in Independent Schools (CRIS), now the Council for Spiritual and Ethical   Education (CSEE); and Chaplain and Assistant Headmaster of Trinity School, New York, New York. He began his ordained ministry in 1976 at St. Paul’s Episcopal Church, Englewood, New Jersey.

 A noted speaker, workshop leader and author, Mr. Heischman is an adjunct instructor for the Doctor of Ministry in Educational Leadership degree program of the Center for Lifetime Theological Education at Virginia Theological Seminary, Alexandria, Virginia. He preaches and leads faculty and parent workshops and retreats at Episcopal and independent schools and serves as a facilitator for faculty development programs related to ethics and the moral development of students. He is President of the Graduate Society of Berkeley Divinity School at Yale in New Haven, Connecticut and a member of the School’s Board of Trustees.

 Mr. Heischman was educated at The College of Wooster in Wooster, Ohio, where he earned a Bachelor of Arts  degree, Phi Beta Kappa, in 1973. He attended Jesus College, University of Cambridge in the United Kingdom, earning a Bachelor of Arts degree in theology and a Master of Arts degree. He earned a Master of Sacred Theology degree from Yale Divinity School, New Haven, Connecticut, and was ordained that year to the diaconate and  priesthood. In 1987 he earned a Doctor of Ministry degree from Princeton Theological Seminary in Princeton, New Jersey.

Jonathan D. Schick - Jonathan Schick is the president of GOAL Consulting. He is a dynamic leadership consultant and nationally known speaker. Having served as the founder of two independent schools, and consultant for hundreds of schools and nonprofits, Jonathan has built a track record of successfully guiding organizational growth and change. Jonathan’s SAES clients include: Parish Episcopal in Dallas, All-Saints Day School in Austin, Holland Hall School, All-Saints in Beaumont, as well as American Red Cross, Alamo Area Council of Governments, Gilda's Club Worldwide, St. Marks School, Fort Worth Academy, World Affairs Council, Dallas International School, Research Advocacy Network, and the Texas Department of Rehabilitative Services. In addition, Jonathan holds an appointment as adjunct professor at the University of North Texas, and is a featured lecturer at the Center for  Nonprofit Management. Jonathan earned his Master’s degree in Educational Administration from Boston College, and a Bachelor’s degree in Human Resources Management from Touro College.

Richard C. Kellogg, Jr. - Rick Kellogg is Chairman of Basic Management, Inc., a land and utility holding company in Las Vegas, Nevada and serves as trustee and Treasurer of the Southwestern Association of Episcopal Schools. He was a trustee and the treasurer of St. Mark’s Episcopal School (pk-8, 375 enrollment) in Houston, Texas from 1988 to 2004 and was a trustee and chairman of the finance committee at Landon School (3-12, enrollment 655) in   Bethesda, Maryland from 1992 to 2000. He is currently serving as trustee and Chairman-elect of the Jefferson Scholars Foundation of the University of Virginia, as trustee of the Alumni Association of the University of Virginia, and as trustee and President of the Center for Furniture Craftsmanship (Rockport, Maine). Other    business interests include natural gas exploration and production in the Appalachian Basin, and an industrial distribution company with 25 locations in Central and South America, a business he co-founded in 1983. Mr. Kellogg received a B.A. in Environmental Sciences from the University of Virginia in 1974, a M.A. in  medieval history from Rice University in 2002 and is candidate for the Ph.D; his dissertation research concerns fiscal and other impacts of the pogrom of 1391 on the Crown of Aragon.  Rick is married to the former Janice Virginia Clark, and they have two children, Clark and  Winnie, both of whom were educated at St. Mark’s and UVA.  They reside in Houston, Texas