Events

Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy in Treatment of Substance Use Disorders training is a clinical workshop that reviews Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy theory and interventions.

Attachment research shows that when people fail to address childhood wounds, they end up repeating those attachment patterns into adulthood.

This workshop is about how to conduct an interview while assessing the applicant’s behavioral/cultural fit for the job and the University.

This session will summarize the important areas covered in the previous sessions and synthesize the important foundations for creating a service culture.

This workshop defines racism and provides illustrations of its influence in the workplace, on campus and in the classroom.

This workshop is about how to develop the necessary skills, behaviors, and attitudes to lead effectively.

Teaching and social work practice have many parallels, but there is little direction on how to utilize social work skills in higher education.

This workshop focuses on the causes and reactions to workplace burnout and stress, dealing with mental health at work, and working with difficult people. 

“Addiction on Campus: Current Trends and Innovative Responses”

In this course, participants will step inside the complexities of trauma memories and learn about the key component our body plays in trauma response. 

Trying to work with a difficult person can prove frustrating, maddening, and may make you say or do something you regret. 

This workshop helps participants recognize implicit biases and micro‐aggressive behavior that may exist in themselves and others, particularly as it relates to race, religion, gender and gender identity, class, ethnicity and people with disabilities.

Planning to present your scholarly work at a conference? Learn some practical tips on how to prepare a poster and oral presentation showcasing your scholarly work!

This workshop will provide a comprehensive overview of the OPT application process, timelines, and requirements. 

The Gender Bias workshop explores gender stereotypes and bias (both conscious and unconscious), with particular emphasis on Title IX.

Join us for a virtual information session designed to help you navigate the application process for your MSW.

This workshop will focus on strengthening the ability to effectively motivate and retain staff.

Lean Awareness, designed for all employees of the university, covers the philosophy of Lean as well as some basic tools that attendees can use. 

Using the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) as its foundation, this workshop addresses the nuances of disability etiquette; legal responsibility and accountability; and awareness concerns from an equity and access perspective.

Improve your ability to generate ideas, see old ideas in a new light, and make decisions that are innovative, yet founded on strong grounds.

This workshop introduces clinical staff to best use of self to support clients in their goals and healing.