Diversity Management Conference
“Translating
Theory and Research Findings into Best Practices in Diversity
Management”
The conference will focus on
the following topics:
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Which organizational interventions actually work and which don't
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Conducting appropriate needs analysis for diversity training design
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Political correctness: why language matters
- The
impact of micro-inequities in the workplace
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Communication across differences
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Institutional Diversity - What do we know?
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Assessment and measurement of Best Practices
- How
social and political factors can support or impede diversity
interventions
PRE CONFERENCE WORKSHOP (THURSDAY, MAY
8, 2008) Click
here to register
(Making your Workplace Inclusive with Barry Cross of
Elsie Y Cross and Associates)
Location: East Center,
Solon (free parking)
Course Number: HCHS 538005
6850
Time: 8:30am - 5pm
Start Date: May 8, 2008 (Register
early 30 person limit)
Price: $155.00 (includes
CEUs, Breakfast & Lunch)
For Conference Agenda, Schedule &
Presentation Descriptions -
Click here
CONFERENCE (FRIDAY, MAY 9, 2008) Click
here to register
Location: Maxine Goodman Levin
College of Urban Affairs Atrium, 1717 Euclid Ave.
Course Number: HCHS 540505
2800
Time: 8:00am - 5pm
Start Date: May 9, 2008
Price: $155.00 (includes
CEUs, Breakfast, Lunch & Networking Reception)
Lodging:
We recommend the
Wyndham Hotel to our out-of-town
guests.
For more information, please
call 216-687-2587 or
Click Here.
To register, please call 216-687-2144 or go to
http://www.csuohio.edu/ce/about/register.html
Click
here to pay for this class online.
Design A Life!
A Community
of Ideas
This conference
will bring together community residents, artists, and health care
professionals to explore the contributions of creative activities to
health and quality of life.
Keynote Speakers:
·
Mihaly Csikszentmihalyi, Ph.D. - The Drucker School of Management
Claremont Graduate University
· Betty
Yerxa, Ph.D., Professor Emerita - Program in Occupational Therapy,
University of Southern California
Conference Activities and Schedule:
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Workshops designed
to provide a hands-on experience of creativity
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Panels of care
providers and creative artists to consider how to employ creative
activities in providing care to promote wellness and remediate
dysfunction and illness.
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The SCHEDULE for
the entire conference can be found at:
http://sciences.csuohio.edu/workshop/schedule.htm
When:
May 16 and 17, 2008
Times:
Friday, May
16, 2008 8:30 am to 7:30 pm
Saturday, May 17, 2008 8:30 am 1:00 pm
Course
Number:
HCHS 540501 2800
Location:
Cleveland State University, Main Classroom Building and various
locations throughout the Cleveland area.
Cost:
$150 Fee includes Continuing Education credit, breakfast and lunch on
Friday, breakfast on Saturday, evening reception on Friday, all
supplies, and transportation to workshops not on the CSU campus.
Special Requests:
Due to many requests to attend just part of the conference, we have made
the options listed below available. PLEASE NOTE: In order to register
for any of the special options, you must call 216-687-2144.
Option A
The entire conference for community members/students (no
continuing education credit*) Fee: $ 75
Option B
Friday only.
Includes all Friday events (partial continuing education credit*) Fee: $
100.
Option C
Saturday only.
Includes all Saturday events (partial continuing education credit)
Fee: $ 50.
Option D
You may attend either keynote presentation only by
bringing a check for $ 20 to the door the day of the conference. Only
checks will be accepted.
To
Register:
To register or for
more information, please call 216-687-2144 or go to
http://www.csuohio.edu/ce/about/register.html
Visit the conference website for many more details about the speaker,
workshops, panels, locations, etc. at:
http://sciences.csuohio.edu/workshop/index.htm
*
Continuing
Education certificates will be awarded based on the portion of the
conference attended. Occupational Therapists must attend the entire
conference to receive 9.5 contact hours approved by the Occupational
Therapy Sections of the Ohio Occupational Therapy, Physical Therapy, and
Athletics Trainers Board. OTs who only attend a portion of the
conference will receive a certificate of attendance and may submit that
individually if desired.
Click
here to pay for this class online.
Orff Shulwerk Certification: Level I
Orff
Schulwerk
is
a unique child-centered approach to music education that makes use
of children’s natural affinities for moving, singing, and improvised
play. Based on the work of Carl Orff, Orff Schulwerk builds musical
concepts and skills through speech, poetry, song, games, and movement in
a creative, playful atmosphere, where students experience the elements
of music in an active way.
Who Should Attend: Level I is for
anyone with training in music, who wishes to further develop his/her
teaching skills. This two-week intensive course will provide you with a
foundation for using the Orff Schulwerk approach to teaching music and
movement to children.
When: June 16—27, 2008,
Mon—Fri, 8:30 am—4:00 pm
Where: Cleveland State University,
Cleveland, Ohio
Lodging: Some on-campus housing is
available. Please contact CSU Continuing Education at 216.687.2144 or
via email at
conted@csuohio.edu for a list of hotels or information about
on-campus housing. Deadline for on-campus housing registration is May
15, 2008.
CEUs: 6.5 CEUs or 65 contact hours.
Graduate Credit: Two hours of
graduate credit are available at an additional cost. For more
information please contact Rita Klinger at:
r.klinger@csuohio.edu or 216.523.7176.
Sponsored by: Cleveland State
University Department of Music and the Division of Continuing Education.
Endorsed by: The American Orff-Schulwerk Association
For More Information:
Download the flyer here or contact Continuing
Education at 216.687.2144 or via email at
conted@csuohio.edu . For more information on course content
please contact BethAnn Hepburn at
hepburn4music@aol.com.
Cost: $645 Price includes
instruction and materials.
Instructors:
BethAnn Hepburn
(Movement and Pedagogy) teaches music to children in grades
4-6 in Streetsboro, Ohio, where she was awarded the 2003 Teacher of the
Year. She is the Region VI representative for the AOSA National Board of
Trustees, and the professional development co-chair for General Music
for the Ohio Music Education Association. She has presented workshops
for OMEA, NOCKA, Hiram College Literacy Links, and several Orff chapters
throughout the United States, and China. She also teaches movement for
the Villanova Orff Schulwerk course.
Lynn Huenemann (Recorder) has 23 years of elementary music
teaching experience in Ohio public schools and has taught music
education methods at Heidelberg College. She holds Orff Levels I-III
certificates from Cleveland State University. She has presented
workshops for OMEA and OSGM, as well as area colleges. She serves on the
National Advisory Board of the American Orff Schulwerk Association, is a
member of the American Recorder Society, and was a part of the
Introduction to Orff Schulwerk faculty at CSU in 2004.
Donna Massello-Chiacos (Level I) is Music Director of San Roque
School in Santa Barbara, California, where she works with students from
pre-school through eighth grade. She holds a BA in Piano Performance
from the University of California, and a Master of Arts in Music
Education with emphasis in Orff Schulwerk from the University of St.
Thomas in St. Paul, Minnesota. Donna has presented for the AOSA National
Conference and for chapters throughout the United States. Donna is a
teacher trainer throughout the US, Canada and Taiwan and is also an
active concert pianist.
For more
information about our facilities, please contact Kate Greth, at
216-687-4847 or via email at
k.greth@csuohio.edu.
