Region V COVID19 Confidential

In the spirit of the Region V SSAO summer retreat, join colleagues to connect, rejuvenate, discuss emerging issues, or just check-in to see how everyone is doing.  Registration is not required but appreciated, especially if you are planning on joining later in the session.

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If you have any questions, please contact Joanna Royce-Davis - roycedjc@plu.edu

Join us at the regional Town Hall for Community Colleges: Problem Solving with Others, You Are Not Alone.

As community college leaders, dozens of questions and issues have arisen due to COVID-19. We have been forced to review policies, procedures, and how to still meet our objectives and goals through a more virtual environment. In this session, we are hosting a Town Hall to share best practices with each other as we move through these unprecedented times at our institutions, in our communities, and in higher education. This time will be dedicated to your questions and areas of concern to hear what your fellow peers are doing to address similar issues. The questions are endless, and we invite you to submit questions to b.ivelisse@bellevuecollege.edu to get the conversation going.

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Equity Based Supervision During COVID

Supervision is a complex part of many student affairs practitioners’ job duties and supervision during a pandemic creates even more complexity. The pandemic, along with protests due to continued state sanctioned violence, has continued to illuminate inequitable systems within society and in our profession. In this conversational session, three practitioners discuss tangible ways to employ equity as a framework in supervision through the pandemic and afterward.

Abby Chien (she/hers), Central Washington University

Shawnté Elbert, EdD (she/hers), Central Washington University

Matthew Jeffries, PhD (he/his), Washington State University

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The goal of this conversation is to engage black men in student affairs in strategies for including the thinking and perspective of black men in political and social change initiatives on campus.

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Finding Success as a SA Parent During COVID

Join us for a community conversation with other parents working in Student Affairs and surviving the complexities that COVID challenges us with. Discuss healthy coping skills, learn working parent hacks, and laugh and/or commiserate together. Help us understand how NASPA Region V can continue to support you as work and parent through this health crisis.
 
Kathryn Kay Coquemont, Ph.D. (she/her) – Salt Lake Community College
Amber Long, M.Ed.  (She/her/hers) – University of Colorado Denver

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