The campus advising and student services community is invited to join Advancing Practice Certificate Program participants in this 90-minute session to reflect on your professional and personal journeys as educators. We will continue writing our statements of philosophy in highly interactive small and large group conversations. Participants will leave this session with specific examples of statements and a professional statement of philosophy workbook.
While Amy's Spring 2021 workshop (Part 1 of 2) is not a...
Our care for students is often what drives and fulfills us as university professionals. However, this work can also drain us and lead to tension within ourselves and among our teams. Caring for ourselves is essential to the sustainability of our mission, but this must be met by a system that is equally committed to our care. Today's session will help us clarify what we need to thrive in our work as individuals and how to foster a culture of care that nurtures us as a collective. When we co-create a more healthy...
Interested in growing your experience and ready for a change? Feeling called in a new direction? Curious about a different job family? Believe it or not, you have many transferable skills to apply in other higher ed roles and even other employment sectors. Learn from colleagues who have successfully transitioned from one area of student services to another, or to other areas in higher education. Come ready to be inspired and leave with a tangible next step in mind. This is the second in a two-part series.
Interested in growing your experience and ready for a change? Feeling called in a new direction? Curious about a different job family? Believe it or not, you have many transferable skills to apply in other higher ed roles and even other employment sectors. Learn from colleagues who have successfully transitioned from one area of student services to another, or to other areas in higher education. Come ready to be inspired and leave with a tangible next step in mind.
Today’s Advancing Practice session is just for YOU and your emotional, mental, and spiritual well-being. During our time together, we will practice a variety of personal writing exercises as a way of tuning in to our inner voices of wisdom and creativity. In a...
This highly interactive workshop focuses on how our own emotions impact the way we interact with others. Participants will be able to identify skills and concepts that bring our thoughts and emotions into our awareness, ultimately contributing to an increased sense of empowerment and belonging for students. By the end of this session, you will be able to:
Identify at least one skill or concept that will contribute to an increased sense of empowerment and belonging for students, high degree of feeling...
Planning for our transition to the upcoming fall semester may be stressful for staff and students. Before you help students navigate the uncertainty and logistics of their return to campus, we urge you to take this time for yourself to make sure you are supported and have the resources you need.
As this unprecedented semester nears its end, our students are facing very challenging decisions, in addition to navigating complex issues around family, basic needs, well-being, and academics. We are being called upon to assist students through these difficult decisions which are unlike any we have faced before. Please join us as we think together as a community about how best to support our students. We will grapple with some challenging student scenarios and learn from each other and our panel of...
Create an initial draft, or update your current advising philosophy statement. Community members and participants of the Advancing Practice Certificate Program are invited to join this 90 minute session as presenter Amy Azuma helps us reflect on our professional and personal journeys as educators. This workshop will be interactive, there will be both breakout groups and individual member participation, and participants will conclude this session with answers to prompts that help them write a professional statement...
Thursday, August 5, 2021 | 11:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.
In this rapid-fire session, Dr. Sahar Yousef will discuss how burnout became officially classified as a disease in 2019 by the World Health Organization, what distinguishes burnout from excess stress or depression, what burnout does to the body, and provide a practical tool set of strategies on how burnout can be beat.
Presenter:Dr. Sahar Yousef, Haas School of Business
