Facilitated by Kathleen Roberts and Frank Robinson
As a background for this workshop, individuals should view the TED Talk: The Danger of a single story by Chimamanda Ngozi. This workshop will provide personal insight to our own story, implicit bias, and to help us understand cultural identity.
Facilitated by COEHS Advisors
This workshop is specifically suited for advisors in A&S who advise for the Secondary Education content areas. The COEHS team will cover the teacher education admissions process, their graduation plan process, and answer any questions related to these programs.
Panelists: Dannie Moore, Bonnie Meyer, Cindy Knox, Leo Calderon, François Le Roy, Carlous Yates, and Lori Wright
This workshop will provide attendees with more information about NKU resources and supporting units that serve various diverse populations of students on campus. Learning outcomes include intersectionality, and understanding the unique needs of our students to assist our offices towards becoming more inclusive.
Facilitated by Joshua Brittingham and Anna Stryker, COEHS Advising Center
Have you thought about presenting at a regional or national NACADA conference but were unsure about where to start or what the process is like? Come to this workshop to get information from experienced presenters on:
This year’s national conference will be held Oct. 20-23 in Louisville, KY and the 2021 national conference will be held Oct. 6-9 in Cincinnati, OH. There has never been a better time to become more active in the organization and to share your ideas and the great work you’re doing with colleagues from across North America and around the world.
Facilitated by Lewatis McNeal and Kathleen Roberts
This discussion will help advisors become more equipped to begin dialogues in advising practice with individuals of other cultures and backgrounds, and to sharpen active communication skills to enhance student conversations.
Facilitated by Brandelyn Tosolt
This interactive workshop compliments the series by allowing space for dialogue around concepts introduced in past sessions, discuss the psychological phenomenon that contributes to our biases, as well as equipping individuals to be more conscious and aware of issues such as power, privilege, and stereotype threats.
Free Web Event NACADA Virtual Town Hall: What You Can Do for NACADA and What NACADA Can Do for You (service, professional development, and reciprocity)
This Town Hall will focus on NACADA as a venue for personal and professional
development. We hope to provide the community with a space to discuss
member-association interaction around the topics of professional development
offerings and service. In doing so, we hope to draw upon the conversation to
illuminate the reciprocal opportunities available to members as professional
development consumers and (potential) volunteers as well as gaps in
professional development (or service) offerings that NACADA can look to fill.
Facilitated by Sara Conwell, Kim McCoy, and Amy Danzo
Join the ALPS staff as you learn about the various services we provide to adult learners. The ALPS team will cover topics such as Project Graduate & Credit-for-Prior Learning, and answer any questions you may have related to our services and how ALPS can help you as you work with adult learners!
Facilitated by Kathleen Roberts and Frank Robinson
Supported by the book, “We Can’t Talk about that at Work” by Mary-Frances Winters, this interactive workshop will provide tools that will give you the courage and confidence to engage in challenging conversations with others about race, religion, politics, and other bold topics.
Facilitated by Amy Danzo and Diane Williams
Come learn about all of the new updates to CPE regulations and placement changes. Amy Danzo, Director of Testing Services, and Diane Williams, Director of Learning PLUS, will guide us through these updates and answer questions surrounding the changes and how they impact advising.
Facilitated by Frank Robinson and Judy Voelker
This final workshop in the series will provide case studies around previously developed concepts to allow practical application opportunity for attendees, introduce inclusive habits, and strategy for how to reinforce inclusiveness in our daily practices while serving a diverse population of students.
Phone: 859-572-6900
University Center 210
Nunn Drive
Highland Heights, KY 41099
Fall / Spring:
Monday - Thursday: 8:15am - 6:00pm
Friday: 8:15am - 4:30pm
Summer:
Monday - Friday: 8:15am - 4:30pm
