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The Professional & Personal Development Program highlights the following discussions, training sessions, and development workshops available to you. Explore the items below for more information.
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Jeff Harry, International Positive Psychology Play Speaker
We are excited to welcome Jeff Harry, International Positive Psychology Play Presenter. He will present “Playing with Your Inner Critic” on June 30th from 10:00 a.m. - 11:00 a.m. PT.
Jeff has a pre-webcast challenge for us – view the video: Play Experiment #1: A Playful Reminder of Who You Are and read the article. Be ready to share the results of your experiment in this live webcast!
WEBCAST LINK: https://calstate.adobeconnect.com/CGT
No Registration Required. Please join as a “Guest” and type in your CAMPUS/Your Full Name (for example: CSULB/Richard Branson).
If viewing online on your own, the webcast is limited to the first 200 logins (multiple viewers can sit in the same room and use one link.) Please login as a “guest” and then type in your CAMPUS/Your Full Name (i.e CSUN/Steven Spielberg). Listen to the audio via your computer speakers. Also available: join from your mobile device by downloading the Adobe Connect app! To view, visit: https://calstate.adobeconnect.com/CGT.
You can view/download a pdf version of the following flyer here.
July 6, 13, 20, 27 & Aug 3, 10 (Every Tuesday for six weeks)
Stipend: $400
Limit: 50 participants
This six-session collection of workshops will cover different activities you can create using technology in your online course to facilitate different tiers of learning. The series progresses from recollection activities to the documentation of learning evidenced by the ability to create new original work. Each session will cover examples of activities and the tools/technology that can help you add these activities to your online course.
Session 1: Remembering
Session 2: Understanding
Session 3: Applying
Session 4: Analyzing
Session 5: Evaluating
Session 6: Creating
Read, watch, listen, and explore more about Learning Experiences
Stipends are available for first-time attendees for all summer programs, including Zero to Online, Summer Bootcamps, and Learning Tracks. Faculty who attended Zero to Online, or other programs offered in Summer 2020 can do so again in Summer 2021 for their own enrichment, however, no stipends will be paid. Faculty must be an active employee at the time of completion for funding.
Note: Only Authenticated Users can join workshops
Connection information provided upon registration.
Norm Arslan, LifeMatters
Join us to learn tips for overcoming procrastination and removing roadblocks to productivity.
Content includes:
Access to mental health care is sometimes more difficult for minorities. Learn about the challenges minority groups face and ways to combat misinformation about mental health conditions.
This webinar is available live at two times:
Register for the live webinar at 12 p.m. Eastern/11 a.m. Central/9 a.m. Pacific
Register for the live webinar at 3 p.m. Eastern/2 p.m. Central/12 p.m. Pacific
Jeremy Pollack, M.A., Mediator, Coach, Trainer, Organizational Interventionist, & Founder, Pollack
If viewing online on your own, the webcast is limited to the first 200 logins (multiple viewers can sit in the same room and use one link.) Please login as a “guest” and then type in your CAMPUS/Your Full Name (i.e CSUN/Steven Spielberg). Listen to the audio via your computer speakers. Also available: join from your mobile device by downloading the Adobe Connect app! To view, visit: https://calstate.adobeconnect.com/CGT
The July/August issue of INSIGHT Into Diversity magazine is now available online and for download at insightintodiversity.com. This issue delves into the most pressing issues facing American law schools and explores the conservative war on critical race theory and anti-racist education.
In a special section on legal education, learn about an innovative prison-to-law pipeline program dedicated to criminal justice reform from the inside, the growing movement to demarginalize rural America in legal research and practice, and the push to expand Native American representation in both law school curriculum and enrollment.
Also, this issue investigates the falsehoods and fear tactics used by those who seek to outlaw anti-racist education and take a look at the implications of recent changes to Title IX policies under the Biden administration.
In addition, we highlight diverse groundbreakers in U.S. military history, explore promising careers for student veterans, and more.
Please enjoy this issue of INSIGHT Into Diversity!
