PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT

Professional Development

 PARTNERS IN PREVENTION

Registration is now open and is free to CHASCo members with a promo code! To inquire about the promo code or securing hotel accommodations with the CHASCo room block, please contact Kayce Matthews at 615-242-1345 or via email at matthews@ticua.org.

CHAT SERIES

CHASCo is hosting an ongoing CHASCo Chat Series. This is modeled after the water cooler chats that the Higher Education Center started in 2020, but will be exclusively for CHASCo members. Join one of our chats to exchange ideas and connect with AOD professionals from across the state. 


Check out our upcoming CHASCo Chat Schedule:

 

  • CHASCo Chat: A Community College Perspective on Engaging Commuter Students and Virtual Learners. Join us for a virtual CHASCo Chat, on November 3 at 10am Central Time. At this time, we will explore strategies for engaging commuter and virtual students in prevention outreach and educational efforts. Please be prepared to share your ideas and to discuss methods that have worked, or NOT worked, for your institution. Melissa Febbroriello, Counselor & Case Manager at Columbia State Community College, will be our facilitator as we learn about challenges unique to commuter students and discuss ways to create environments where these students can thrive.
  • CHASCO Chat: A Faith-Based Campus Perspective on Cultivating Prevention in Faith-Based Settings. Join us for a virtual CHASCo Chat, on December 12 at 10am Central Time.
  • CHASCo CHAT: A State Institution Perspective on Reimagining Student Engagement & Cultivating Student Leadership. Join us for a virtual CHASCo Chat, on January 26, 2024, at 11am Central Time.
  • CHASCo Chat: A Private Institution’s Perspective on Integrating Diversity, Equity & Inclusion into Prevention Programming. Join us for a virtual CHASCo Chat, on March 6 at 1pm Central Time, where we will explore strategies used by our partners at private institutions for integrating Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) into prevention programming and outreach efforts. Please be prepared to share your ideas and to discuss methods that have worked, or NOT worked, for your institution. Dr. Sylvia Gray from The University of the South (Sewanee) along with Katherine Drotos Cuthbert from Vanderbilt University will be our facilitators as we learn about challenges and creative solutions for integrating DEI in prevention programming. Register here.

 

Please let me know if you have ideas that you would like to see discussed at a “Chat” this semester. 


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