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🌟 Call for Proposals Now Open: NOHS Conference 2024 🌟 Join us in shaping a transformative conversation on "The Power of Perspective: Strengthening Voices, Fostering Change" at this year's National Organization for Human Services Conference in New Orleans, LA! We're seeking insightful, innovative proposals that resonate with our theme and push the boundaries of human services. Whether you're a professional, an educator, or student, we want to hear how your perspectives and practices can contribute to strengthening voices and fostering transformative change. Proposals will be rigorously reviewed based on relevance to our theme, potential for advancing knowledge or practice, clarity, organization, and learning objectives. 🔍 Looking for presentations that: 🔹Align with the theme of empowerment and change. 🔹Are relevant to current trends and challenges in human services. 🔹Stimulate new knowledge, research, or innovative practices. 🔹Are clearly articulated with well-developed objectives. This is your opportunity to spotlight your work, engage with peers, and contribute to the evolution of human services. Let’s come together to share, learn, and inspire change! 📅 Submission Deadline: March 15, 2024 👉 Submit Your Proposal: https://ow.ly/89Hl50QCkJH

Re-Post Hello, Comrades -- I'm pleased to invite you to two upcoming webinars in December that are free and open to the public (I'm co-presenting in the first, and co-organizing the second): FRIDAY DECEMBER 1 at 12-1:30 PT (3-4:30 ET): AERA-REAPA webinar with Drs. A. Lin Goodwin, Kevin Kumashiro, and OiYan Poon. Topic: How do you come to understand self as you position "I/we" in relation to life, work/scholarship, and advocacy? What advice do you have for younger scholars/scholars-in-training and early professionals to have courage, clarity, sustainability, and happiness even when facing challenges? This webinar is organized by the AERA REAPA (Research on the Education of Asian Pacific Americans) SIG. RSVP for the 12/1 Webinar REAPA here. FRIDAY DECEMBER 8 at 10-11:30 PT (1-2:30 ET): EDJE webinar on "Associate Deans: Preparing for Future Roles" with Drs. B. Grant Hayes, Denise Taliaferro Baszile, and Bryan Zugelder.   Topic: A panel of deans and associate deans will share insights, strategies, challenges, and resources regarding how associate and assistant deans can thrive in their current roles while preparing for what might come next. Guiding questions include: How might Associate/Assistant Deans who are also associate professors prepare for promotion to full professor?  How might ADs who are interested in becoming a dean prepare?  How might explicitly addressing justice and equity goals help and hinder ADs in pursuing promotion to full or becoming deans?  How might deans support ADs as they pursue promotion to full or becoming deans?  How might ADs support their colleagues in preparing for and pursuing leadership roles?  There will be ample time for attendees to ask questions and the discussions, and all attendees will be encouraged to participate by contributing your own insights and resources verbally and in the Chat. This webinar is organized by Education Deans for Justice and Equity (EDJE). RSVP for the 12/8 EDJE webinar here Hope to see many of you at one or both events. Please share with others who might be interested. Thanks! Kevin

At CERPP Conference 2024, engage with this panel of high-powered experts, including Timothy Brunold (USC), Robert Massa (USC), Trisha Ross Anderson (Harvard Graduate School of Education), and Jonathan B. Williams (NYU) on how they conduct recruitment, outreach and holistic review in light of the SFFA decision. Dive deeper into resources like the Making Caring Common framework, reviewing files in context and how to incorporate holistic review in evaluation. https://lnkd.in/dgNfuHYi

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🌟 Call for Proposals Now Open: NOHS Conference 2024 🌟 Join us in shaping a transformative conversation on "The Power of Perspective: Strengthening Voices, Fostering Change" at this year's National Organization for Human Services Conference in New Orleans, LA! We're seeking insightful, innovative proposals that resonate with our theme and push the boundaries of human services. Whether you're a professional, an educator, or student, we want to hear how your perspectives and practices can contribute to strengthening voices and fostering transformative change. Proposals will be rigorously reviewed based on relevance to our theme, potential for advancing knowledge or practice, clarity, organization, and learning objectives. 🔍 Looking for presentations that: 🔹Align with the theme of empowerment and change. 🔹Are relevant to current trends and challenges in human services. 🔹Stimulate new knowledge, research, or innovative practices. 🔹Are clearly articulated with well-developed objectives. This is your opportunity to spotlight your work, engage with peers, and contribute to the evolution of human services. Let’s come together to share, learn, and inspire change! 📅 Submission Deadline: March 15, 2024 👉 Submit Your Proposal: https://ow.ly/89Hl50QCkJH

So looking forward to this fireside chat with Concordia Alumni! With Jim Gavin and Sharon Nelson featuring authors and Concordia alumni, Jarrod Nichol and Steve Georgopoulos. About Next Station, Life: Switching to the Other Side of the Tracks   James Peters had no idea that the trip he was about to take would change his life forever. It wasn’t because something profound was about to happen, it was the contrary, he decided to speak to another passenger on a simple train ride from Montreal to Ottawa. In doing so, he changed the course of his life forever.    Life is like a train on its track, where every decision you make changes from one track to another. You normally coast through life without ever realizing that the small choices you make end up having the greatest impact on your future self.   Do you remember why you started to see your significant other?  Why did you decide to go to one school over another? How about why you didn’t speak to the person sitting next to you on the airplane as you went on your latest vacation?    Next Station, Life defines a life model where you can see the other life tracks not taken and the benefits of realizing the impact small changes in life can make. Even the very smallest decision can set your life on a path you never realized possible.

🌿 Did you know Seattle's enchanting nickname, "The Emerald City," is inspired by its lush greenery that flourishes throughout the year? I'm thrilled to be on my way to Seattle, ready to immerse myself in the NASPA - Student Affairs Administrators in Higher Education conference. It's an opportunity to grow, learn, and connect with my higher ed colleagues. In my latest blog post, "Beyond the Badge: NASPA in the Emerald City," I share my strategies for maximizing the value of these precious days. Dive into the conversation in today's blog: https://lnkd.in/eeeweJez

“If there is one position inside the world of higher education that has undergone fundamental changes in the last 10 years, it is the position of the board professional.” There is no better way to learn with and from fellow board professionals than by joining your peers at the 2024 Board Professionals Conference. As you make your decision, learn more about the conference from Richard Uchida's blog post about the value of attending: https://lnkd.in/eWKm2DAj

“If there is one position inside the world of higher education that has undergone fundamental changes in the last 10 years, it is the position of the board professional.” There is no better way to learn with, and from, fellow board professionals than by joining your peers at the 2024 Board Professionals Conference. As you make your decision, learn more about the conference from Richard Uchida's blog post about the value of attending: https://lnkd.in/eWKm2DAj

#DYK that the MPI Toronto chapter website has an entire page dedicated to DEI resources? There are links to articles, blogs, educational opportunities and lists of subject matter experts, speakers and facilitators! We encourage you to bookmark the page and block some reading time on your calendar to explore the many resources available to support you and your organization as you make your events more diverse and inclusive. Then come back here and let us know what resources you found most useful! https://loom.ly/xJExTYw #MPITorontoDEI #diversity #equity #inclusion #EventProfs Bonus: registration is now live for our second lunch and learn taking place on Sept 10th at 12 Noon. Join us for another engaging discussion in a safe space to share best practices for integrating DEI into our events. https://loom.ly/rYsLVpc ID: Screenshot of webpage including Holidays and Observances, DEI Education Opportunities, DEI Digital Sources and Publications, DEI Event Planning Resources, DEI Strategy Resources. An animated arrow clicks one of the sections. MPI Toronto chapter logo is in the top left hand corner and text reads: Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Resources, and a URL to the resource page is included at the bottom.