In-Service Day Two: August 10, 2023
August 10th Fall 2023 In-service will return to campus for all workshops and activities.
Refer to your respective department chair(s) for any planned activities and meeting location.
We will focus on providing a brief training, specifically focused on those programs scheduled to submit a four-year plan, coupled with a Q&A.
Facilitator(s): CHC Research Department
Location: LRC 110
Two faculty colleagues share their experiences having served on recent ACCJC Accreditation Peer Review teams, as well as their pitch for encouraging more faculty to volunteer.
Facilitator(s): Gary Williams & Chloe De Los Reyes
Location: CCR 233
Imagine coming to school or work every day, wondering if your professors will treat you differently or your peers will accept you. Imagine hearing common heteronormative language being used in your classes and casual conversations around campus. Imagine not being represented in your course texts. This is too often the case for our LGBTQ+ students and colleagues. Join us to learn how to provide a safe and welcoming environment to our students and peers who are members of the LGBTQ+ community and help make Crafton a more inclusive place. *Participants must plan to be present for the entire workshop to earn CHC Ally Status.
Facilitator: Breanna Andrews
Location: LRC 226
During this workshop, faculty will learn more about our Student Accessibility Services (SAS) department. The workshop will review the process of how students become eligible for SAS, the types of accommodations provided, the role of the SAS department, and the support faculty can provide. We will also review how faculty can identify learning challenges and the process of referring students who can benefit from SAS services.
Facilitator(s): Vannesa Ramirez & Ivan Pena
Location: CCR 219
Please complete the workshop evaluation at the conclusion of each workshop and take a short break.
Department specific training for the math department.
Facilitator: Danielle McCoy
Location: CNTL 136
Imagine coming to school or work every day, wondering if your professors will treat you differently or your peers will accept you. Imagine hearing common heteronormative language being used in your classes and casual conversations around campus. Imagine not being represented in your course texts. This is too often the case for our LGBTQ+ students and colleagues. Join us to learn how to provide a safe and welcoming environment to our students and peers who are members of the LGBTQ+ community and help make Crafton a more inclusive place. *Participants must plan to be present for the entire workshop to earn CHC Ally Status.
Facilitator: Breanna Andrews
Location: LRC 226
In this panel workshop you will meet our CHC Completion Coaches as they share what current students are experiencing in and out of the classroom.
Facilitator: Student Services
Location: CCR 219
Please complete the workshop evaluation at the conclusion of each workshop and take a break for lunch.
Enjoy lunch on your own and reconvene at 1 p.m. for the next workshop.
Refer to your respective department chair(s) for any planned activities and meeting
location.
We will focus on providing a brief training, specifically focused on those programs scheduled to submit a four-year plan, coupled with a Q&A.
Facilitator(s): CHC Research Department
Location: LRC 110
This EEO training will explore anti-discrimination law, the role of the hiring committee,
personality identity, and strategies for decreasing instances of bias within the hiring
process. Completing this session will fulfill your EEO training requirement for two
years.
It is important to note that this training fulfills the required training for anyone
serving on a hiring committee related to any position throughout the district. HR
will be delivering the training and taking note of attendees to indicate they've fulfilled
this requirement.
Facilitator: Aysia Brown
Location: LRC 226
In this panel workshop you will meet our CHC Completion Coaches as they share what current students are experiencing in and out of the classroom.
Facilitator: Student Services
Location: CCR 219
Please complete the workshop evaluation at the conclusion of each workshop and take a short break.
The workshop starts with an overview of Crafton Hills College's Data and Equity Coaching program, highlighting its objectives and outcomes. Engage in a hands-on activity during the second half, gaining practical insights into our approach. Join us to learn how you can become agents of positive change, promoting equity through data coaching at Crafton Hills College. Let's build a brighter future together!
Facilitator(s): CHC Research Department
Location: LRC 110
The good and The better for our Student Job, Majors, and Careers.
Facilitator: Trinette Barrie
Location: CCR 219