It is a substitute to cover for my maternity leave. This would be great for someone looking to work full time and gain experience working with many first-generation, low-income students! I am happy to answer any questions. Amelia Manning <amanning512@gmail.com>
http://www.generalasp.com/D207/onlineapp/default.aspx?Category=Support+Staff
Examining identities, anti-racist commitments, and our roles as educators
Monday, May 10th, 6:00-7:30pm
RSVP here to receive the zoom link to attend
This workshop will be facilitated by Felicia Clotworthy from Facing History and Ourselves and will feature many interactive opportunities for students to reflect and engage with others around Facing History materials.
SAVE THE DATE!
*More information on workshop options to follow!*
Up to 6 CEs!
5 LIVE CEs day of and a 1 CE recorded session!
Get a jump start on the new renewal cycle for just $7/CE hour!
Conference at a Glance:
8:30am – 8:55am – Registration, IAMC Introductions, Lay out of the Day/Conference,
Introduce the Keynote Speaker
9:00am – 9:55am– Keynote Speaker, Karin Norington-Reaves
10:00am – 10:55am– Workshop Series I
11:00am – 11:55am-Workshop Series II
12:00pm – 12:55pm– Break
1:00pm – 1:55pm– Workshop Series III
2:00pm – 2:55pm-Workshop Series IV
3:00pm – 3:30pm– End of the day activities (Evaluations and Raffle)
Pricing:
ICA Members $35
IAMC Division Members $30
Non-Members $40
ICA Students/IAMC Student Members $20
IAMC Conference 2021 Presenters $20
The Heartland chapter of iaedp (International Association of Eating Disorders Professionals) is seeking student volunteers! This is an excellent way to build connections in the field and learn more about the treatment of eating disorders. Student volunteers get to attend events for free. More information can be found on the chapter website, heartlandiaedp.com or by emailing our Student Liaison, Erin Terada at erin.terada@gmail.com
Center for Discovery is hiring! PRN, part-time, and full time positions are available to serve as a Counselor (direct floor staff/technician) position at our residential eating disorder treatment programs in Glenview and Chicago (Rogers Park), treatment adolescents and adults, respectively. This is a great opportunity for DePaul students to gain additional experience in the field. For more info, reach out to Kathleen O’Connor (kathleen.oconnor@centerfordiscovery.com) or find job descriptions for available positions at centerfordiscovery.com
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See below for an employment opportunity for folks addressing mental health in the Spanish speaking community:
Family Intervention Specialist
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Participation in the VCU Holmes Scholars professional development sessions is open to historically underrepresented Schools/Colleges of Education Ph.D. students and M.Ed. students interested in pursuing a Ph.D. They are designed to provide students with resources and knowledge to facilitate their success as doctoral students who will be positioned for tenure track faculty positions.
On May 17th, the VCU Holmes Scholars will be holding their sixth professional development series event for FY20-21 on Meta-analysis: Introduction and tips. The flyer for the event with more information is attached to this email. There is no cost for this event. Students can register here.
Gies Career Services at the University of Illinois Urbana Champaign has a Coordinator position available.
This is a entry level position and great for a graduate student graduating in May who has some experience working (Part Time/Internship) in student services.
The application timeline is short. The position closes on April 29th.