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In This Issue...
- Upcoming webinars
- Share Your Story
Upcoming Professional Development Webinar's
July is full of great webinars!
Click here to view all previous and upcoming webinars.
Career & Professional Employees Commission Presents: A Privilege Walk
Join us for a Privilege Walk Activity
This activity is designed to provide participants with an opportunity to understand the intricacies of privilege. The goal of this activity is to increase the understanding of privilege and that each of us has been in a situation where privilege affected our life one way or the other, both positive and negative. This voluntary exercise can be controversial and participants will be asked to keep things discussed confidential. Participants must challenge themselves and understand some of the privilege that has been or not been granted to them because of their race, religion, education, family, upbringing, etc.
This activity is a cooperative learning experience and will help all of us to continue to reflect on the events happening around us.
To register for this activity, click here.
Checkout the upcoming webinar dates below.Thank you to Alpha UMi for your webinar partnership!
Bouncing Back Strongly! - July 23 at 11am
I Need More Time In My Day! - July 28 at 2pm
Defining Me! - August 11 at 11am
Do You Have the EI Superpower? - August 13 at 2pm
Yoga Pants are NOT Professional Attire (unless no one can see them?) - August 18 at 11am
Share Your Story
The life of a higher education professional is unique. Everyone has a story to tell. Every day, people from all backgrounds in rural and urban communities across the state find ways to teach, motivate, inspire, and uplift students. Our colleges provide access to higher education, remediation, personal and professional development, and the opportunity to gain training for a new career. We create opportunity and transform lives and communities.
No matter your job title - faculty, custodian, advisor, police officer, or librarian - you make a difference daily. Every college employee is important to a student’s journey. We want to collect and share your stories.
Click the picture below to tell us about your journey.
"Well done is better than well said."
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