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SUMMARY:Trauma-Informed Pedagogy Series (10/9)
DESCRIPTION:Research on Adverse Childhood Experiences has found that 61% of adults in the US have suffered at least one traumatic childhood experience\, with women and BIPOC at greater risk for four or more such experiences. It is safe to suggest that a majority of our students (and faculty!) carry unhealed trauma that\, even if it does not manifest in a psychological diagnosis\, affects their/our imaginative and emotional lives. Gabor Maté M.D. describes this traumatic material we carry as “explosive\,” sensitive to inadvertent triggers. And this was before 2020. \nWorking on the assumption that most\, if not all of us\, enter the classroom space as carrying this explosive material inside us\, we will explore in this workshop: How do we create and facilitate learning spaces where students (and ourselves) can be safe without necessarily comfortable\, heard and seen without it being a therapy session (which calls for a different training and skillset beyond what faculty have)? What are the practices\, skills\, methods\, and structures that can serve in this time\, where wounds demand a place in our consciousness and teaching\, regardless of whether we want them there or not? \nIn this experiential\, fun and dialogical series of 3 workshops\, we will explore principles and strategies for trauma-informed teaching\, curriculum development and delivery\, so that students are lifted up and we can teach\, as poet/performer Cecilia Vicuña expresses it\, with “healing intent.” \nYou may attend all of these sessions to complete the series\, or come to any one as a stand-alone. \n\nSaturday October 9th\, 10am – 12pm in person\, lunch provided following the program! Location: CoLab\nThursday October 21st\, 5pm – 6pm in person. Location: CoLab\nTuesday November 2nd\, 5pm – 6pm remote\, on Zoom\n\nOpen to all faculty and staff at PSU. \n\nRegister to Attend\n \nRegister to Attend\n× \n\n\nName\n\nFirst\n\nLast\nEmail\n \n\nPlease Indicate Any Dietary Requirements for Lunch\n\nGluten-Free\n\nDairy-Free\n\nVegan\n \n\n\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\nClose
URL:https://colab.plymouthcreate.net/event/trauma-informed-pedagogy-series/
LOCATION:CoLab (Lamson Library 003)
CATEGORIES:Community,Trauma-Informed Pedagogy
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SUMMARY:Black Students at PSU: Pizza and Planning
DESCRIPTION:This event is for Black students at PSU. Come check in\, share how your semester is going\, eat pizza\, and catch up with each other. CoLab Student Affiliate Eliana Jones will also facilitate an activity to generate ideas to help PSU become a more inclusive and welcoming place for Black students; we will focus on small\, moderate\, and large-scale changes that we would like to see at the university. Hope to see you there! Allies are also welcome! \nLocation: HUB Hage Room
URL:https://colab.plymouthcreate.net/event/black-students-at-psu-pizza-and-planning/
LOCATION:The Hage Room
CATEGORIES:Community,Diversity,Equity,Private,Race & Anti-racism
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SUMMARY:Trauma-Informed Pedagogy Series (10/21)
DESCRIPTION:Research on Adverse Childhood Experiences has found that 61% of adults in the US have suffered at least one traumatic childhood experience\, with women and BIPOC at greater risk for four or more such experiences. It is safe to suggest that a majority of our students (and faculty!) carry unhealed trauma that\, even if it does not manifest in a psychological diagnosis\, affects their/our imaginative and emotional lives. Gabor Maté M.D. describes this traumatic material we carry as “explosive\,” sensitive to inadvertent triggers. And this was before 2020. \nWorking on the assumption that most\, if not all of us\, enter the classroom space as carrying this explosive material inside us\, we will explore in this workshop: How do we create and facilitate learning spaces where students (and ourselves) can be safe without necessarily comfortable\, heard and seen without it being a therapy session (which calls for a different training and skillset beyond what faculty have)? What are the practices\, skills\, methods\, and structures that can serve in this time\, where wounds demand a place in our consciousness and teaching\, regardless of whether we want them there or not? \nIn this experiential\, fun and dialogical series of 3 workshops\, we will explore principles and strategies for trauma-informed teaching\, curriculum development and delivery\, so that students are lifted up and we can teach\, as poet/performer Cecilia Vicuña expresses it\, with “healing intent.” \nYou may attend all of these sessions to complete the series\, or come to any one as a stand-alone. \n\nSaturday October 9th\, 10am – 12pm in person\, lunch provided following the program! Location: CoLab\nThursday October 21st\, 5pm – 6pm in person. Location: CoLab\nTuesday November 2nd\, 5pm – 6pm remote\, on Zoom\n\nOpen to all faculty and staff at PSU. \nOops! We could not locate your form.
URL:https://colab.plymouthcreate.net/event/trauma-informed-pedagogy-series-october-21st/
LOCATION:CoLab (Lamson Library 003)
CATEGORIES:Closed (PSU Only),Community,Trauma-Informed Pedagogy
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20211022T120000
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SUMMARY:Fall Staff Social Hour: Staff Learning Community
DESCRIPTION:Join the Staff Learning Community for our Fall Staff Social Hour on Friday\, October 22nd\, 12:00-1:00 PM in the HUB Hage room. Food will be provided! This will be an opportunity to come together as a staff\, network with each other\, and talk about our jobs at PSU. One of the most positive and community-strengthening experiences we’ve had at PSU has been opportunities to learn more about each other. \nPlease RSVP below so we can get a sense of how many to feed! \nOops! We could not locate your form. \n 
URL:https://colab.plymouthcreate.net/event/fall-staff-social-hour/
LOCATION:The Hage Room
CATEGORIES:Community,Staff Learning Community
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