This session is Open to:

All of Saybrook Community

Session Description

Morning yoga classes will be conducted by a certified yoga instructor.

Presenters

Jenny DeDecker, Certified Yoga Instructor

Requirement for Program

No

Session Number 

101

Zoom Session Information 

ZOOM LINK: https://tcsedsystem.zoom.us/j/93085370862?pwd=OFpWbzFaREFYRUptR3dqK1d2aDdFdz09

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All of Saybrook Community

Description

Opportunity to Open the Residential Conference as a community. We will begin with a moment of guided mindfulness meditation to mark the beginning of our time together virtually. We invite all to come!

Presenters

Leanne Wruck, Ph.D.

Don Moss, Ph.D.

Charlotte Redden Hamilton, Ph.D

Luann Fortune, Ph.D.

Requirement for Program

No

Session Number 

102

Zoom Session Information 

ZOOM LINK: https://tcsedsystem.zoom.us/j/94725489914?pwd=QUhBSnhPNGJHWTJsbGZOR0lSQlg5QT09

Meeting ID: 947 2548 9914

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This session is Open to:

Only Students in the MBM Program

Description

The MBM core faculty team and peer mentors are offering an advising session from 10 am - 2 pm to discuss academic best practices and expectations in the MS and PhD programs. There will be a break from 12 - 1 pm. 

Presenters

Devorah Curtis, PhD

Luann Fortune, PhD

Selene Vega, PhD

Julie Cerrato, PhD

Eric Willmarth, PhD

Gina Belton, PhD

Cliff Smyth, PhD

Valerie Worthington, PhD

Dorianne Cotter-Lockard, PhD

Shannon Sims, PhD

Requirement for Program

No

Session Number 

103

Zoom Session Information

ZOOM LINK: https://tcsedsystem.zoom.us/j/96205396642?pwd=MFZtRG1rNm1YM0lsYm1UTTVnTXdRUT09

Meeting ID: 962 0539 6642

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This session is Open to:

All of Saybrook Community (Faculty, Students, Staff, etc..)

Description:

The Residential Orientation is required for Spring 22 incoming class. It will provide an orientation to the College of Social Sciences (CSS) and degree-specific information in support of your successful matriculation. 

*Clinical Psychology Students:

Orientation Continued

12:30PM – 5:00 PM PST

Presenters:

Theopia Jackson

Joel Federman

Mary Kay Chess

Tom Hayashi

Israel Espinosa

Jennifer Preston

Requirement for Program:

Yes

Session Number:

107

Zoom Session Information:

ZOOM LINK: https://tcsedsystem.zoom.us/j/99961307292?pwd=WGtmNkNDQkJDL0JlL1RKMUllWHNvQT09

Meeting ID: 999 6130 7292

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This session is Open to:

Only Students in the Organizational Systems Program

Description:

The purpose of this session is to provide a general overview of the key program components and requirements to support a successful student launch into the program. An agenda will be sent to the new student entering into the program.

Presenters:

Tom L. Hayashi, MS Ed, PhD

Requirement for Program:

Yes

Session Number:

106

Zoom Session Information:

ZOOM LINK: https://tcsedsystem.zoom.us/j/5955606858

Meeting ID: 595 560 6858

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This session is Open to:

Only Students in the Transformative Social Change (TSC) Program

Description:

This general Transformative Social Change (TSC) Departmental Orientation session will provide an opportunity for new TSC MA and PhD students to meet each other, meet core TSC faculty, learn about program planning, review the upcoming Virtual Conference, orient to the TSC learning community and course work, and obtain answers to their questions about the TSC and Saybrook experience. 

Presenters:

Joel Federman

Joy Meeker

Requirement for Program:

Yes

Session Number:

108

Zoom Session Information:

ZOOM LINK: https://tcsedsystem.zoom.us/j/96859674813?pwd=UjNWNmJ2MVJBc01FcE5lcmFzTy93UT09

Meeting ID: 968 5967 4813 

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This session is Open to:

Only Students in the MBM Program

Description:

The Department of Mind-Body Medicine is hosting a meet and greet session for the faculty and students. Please come with ideas and questions. 

Presenters:

MBM Faculty Team

Requirement for Program:

No

Session Number:

104

Zoom Session Information:

ZOOM LINK: https://tcsedsystem.zoom.us/j/92810837626?pwd=c3B0UzMzckdReUJsN2trc29IZ05FUT09

Meeting ID: 928 1083 7626

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This session is Open to:

Only Students in the Applied Psychophysiology Program

Description:

This is an opportunity for new Applied Psychophysiology students to meet with faculty and learn more about the department and University opportunities. 

Presenters:

Eric Willmarth

Richard Sherman

Cynthia Kerson

Requirement for Program:

No

Session Number:

109

Zoom Session Information:

ZOOM LINK: https://tcsedsystem.zoom.us/j/4439773353

Meeting ID: 443 977 3353

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This session is Open to:

Only Students enrolled in ORG 7040 - Organizations and Social Systems Design

Description:

The purpose of this session is to launch the ORG 7040 - Organizations and Social Systems Design--this is a required core course for those students enrolled in the PhD Managing Organizational Systems (MOS). The instructor will cover the course objectives, the learning activities, assignments, and resources to support student success. Please refer to the published syllabus for more details.

Presenters:

Tom Hayashi, MS Ed, PhD

Requirement for Program:

Yes

Session Number:

105

Zoom Session Information:

ZOOM LINK: https://tcsedsystem.zoom.us/j/5955606858

Meeting ID: 595 560 6858

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This session is Open to:

All of Saybrook Community

Session Description

Morning yoga classes will be conducted by a certified yoga instructor.

Presenters

Jenny DeDecker, Certified Yoga Instructor

Requirement for Program

No

Session Number 

201

Zoom Session Information 

ZOOM LINK: https://tcsedsystem.zoom.us/j/93085370862?pwd=OFpWbzFaREFYRUptR3dqK1d2aDdFdz09

Meeting ID: 930 8537 0862

Passcode: 485665

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This session is Open to:

All of Saybrook Community (Faculty, Students, Staff, etc..)

Description:

This session will provide a basic overview of the resources and services provided by the Center for Writing and Academic Success (CWAS). Topics will include, but are not limited to, accessing the CWAS Canvas shell, scheduling a tutoring session, and projected CWAS events for the upcoming semester. 

Presenters:

Peter Fontaine

Christina Hutchinson

Requirement for Program:

No

Session Number:

203

Zoom Session Information:

ZOOM LINK: https://tcsedsystem.zoom.us/j/91237404564?pwd=VEp4SU1IcWE0YjBtWFJ4Nmo2RGpCQT09

Meeting ID: 912 3740 4564

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This session is Open to:

All Faculty and Students from All Programs 

Description:

This session will provide an introduction to our new online submission and review system for academic petitions, such as the petition to form the dissertation committee (PTFDC) and the petition for the external dissertation committee. Mentor Petitions is built off the same platform that the Saybrook IRB uses for the submission and review of IRB applications. Come learn a little more about how to use our new system for filing petitions.

Presenters:

Laura Brewer

Requirement for Program:

No

Session Number:

215

Zoom Session Information:

ZOOM LINK: https://tcsedsystem.zoom.us/j/93489291573

Meeting ID: 934 8929 1573

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This session is Open to:

New Spring 2022 students who have not already attended a live Canvas training via Zoom, or any continuing students who would like a refresher on using Canvas.

Description:

Basic introduction to using Saybrook's Canvas Learning Management System. 

Presenters:

Ray Bailey

Requirement for Program:

Attendance of at least one live Canvas training is required for all new students.

Session Number:

204

Zoom Session Information:

ZOOM LINK: https://tcsedsystem.zoom.us/my/raybailey

Meeting ID: 287 447 1515

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This session is Open to:

All Faculty and Students from All Programs 

Description:

In this session, we will discuss Saybrook's online IRB submission and review system, as well as strategies to support student success with the IRB process. Please come with your IRB questions.

Presenters:

Laura Brewer

Kirwan Rockefeller

Requirement for Program:

No

Session Number:

214

Zoom Session Information:

ZOOM LINK: https://tcsedsystem.zoom.us/j/92727612400

Meeting ID: 927 2761 2400

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This session is Open to:

All Saybrook Faculty

Description:

In this faculty-only session, we will describe IRB online submission and review strategies for faculty who supervise student research or who are submitting IRB applications for their own studies. Please come with your IRB questions.

Presenters:

Laura Brewer

Kirwan Rockefeller

Requirement for Program:

No

Session Number:

209

Zoom Session Information:

ZOOM LINK: https://tcsedsystem.zoom.us/j/92727612400

Meeting ID: 927 2761 2400

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This session is Open to:

All Students from All Programs

Description:

This Student Support Services orientation is intended for new students that were unable to attend the January 6th presentation or would like to experience the information again. The orientation session will feature presentations from Student Affairs, Financial Aid, the Office of the Registrar, the Writing and Dissertation Excellence Center, and the Saybrook Library.  

Presenters:

Student Affairs, Financial Aid, the Office of the Registrar, the Writing and Dissertation Excellence Center, and the Saybrook Library

Requirement for Program:

No

Session Number:

217

Zoom Session Information:

ZOOM LINK: https://tcsedsystem.zoom.us/j/97840372692?pwd=SE9NTHhUV3Z5K3dYcXU3LzJrWm0zZz09

Meeting ID: 978 4037 2692

Passcode: 612169

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This session is Open to:

All Faculty and Students from All Programs 

Description:

This workshop is designed to provide an overview of the advanced research course choices and how these courses are designed to prepare students for the dissertation. We will describe and discuss how research design choices are aligned with particular research questions and research purposes. Additional advanced research course consultations can follow during our Wednesday and Thursday Research and Dissertation Open sessions, or during the individual advanced research methods sessions running Wed., Thurs., Fri. and Saturday at 9-10a PT and at 4-5pm PT.

Presenters:

Walker Ladd

Elena Gillespie

Kara Vander Linden

Randy Heinrich

Requirement for Program:

No

Session Number:

208

Zoom Session Information:

ZOOM LINK: https://tcsedsystem.zoom.us/j/98292729599

Meeting ID: 982 9272 9599

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This session is Open to:

All of Saybrook Community (Faculty, Students, Staff, etc..)

Name of Course:

Registrar Orientation

Description:

New Students should join the Registrar's Office for Orientation items such as Academic Progress, Status Change, Grade Scale, and Continuous Enrollment Policies.

Presenters:

Crystal Ishihara

Shannon Corder

Requirement for Program:

No

Session Number:

205

Zoom Session Information:

https://tcsedsystem.zoom.us/my/cishihara?pwd=Z3JKQllJZk85cGxySHJxUis0U1ZwUT09

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This session is Open to:

All of Saybrook Community (Faculty, Students, Staff, etc..)

Description:

Saybrook Library updates for new and returning students including a review of OneSearch, our new Rapido ILL service, and more.

Presenters:

Kirsten Klinghammer

Requirement for Program:

No

Session Number:

206

Zoom Session Information:

ZOOM LINK: https://tcsedsystem.zoom.us/j/99539460440?pwd=YTZpN3pQa1haYUtLSkZrYmdET3V4UT09

Meeting ID: 995 3946 0440

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This session is Open to:

All Students from All Programs

Description:

This 2-hour workshop is divided into four 30-minute parts. You can come to one part or to all parts in the session. In the 1st part of the session, we’ll discuss strategies for selecting faculty to serve as your dissertation chair and committee members. Bring your dissertation questions.

Presenters:

Walker Ladd

Elena Gillespie

Kara Vander Linden

Laura Brewer

Randy Heinrich

Requirement for Program:

No

Session Number:

210

Zoom Session Information:

ZOOM LINK: https://tcsedsystem.zoom.us/j/97727248315

Meeting ID: 977 2724 8315

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This session is Open to:

All Students from All Programs

Description:

This 2-hour workshop is divided into four 30-minute parts. You can come to one part or to all parts of the session. In the 2nd part of the session, we’ll discuss the dissertation proposal. Bring your dissertation questions.

Presenters:

Walker Ladd

Elena Gillespie

Kara Vander Linden

Laura Brewer

Randy Heinrich

Requirement for Program:

No

Session Number:

211

Zoom Session Information:

ZOOM LINK: https://tcsedsystem.zoom.us/j/97727248315

Meeting ID: 977 2724 8315

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This session is Open to:

All Students from All Programs

Description:

This 2-hour workshop is divided into four 30-minute parts. You can come to one part or to all parts in the session. In the 3rd part of the session, we’ll discuss strategies preparing for the IRB and data collection and management. Bring your dissertation questions.

Presenters:

Walker Ladd

Elena Gillespie

Kara Vander Linden

Laura Brewer

Randy Heinrich

Requirement for Program:

No

Session Number:

212

Zoom Session Information:

ZOOM LINK: https://tcsedsystem.zoom.us/j/97727248315

Meeting ID: 977 2724 8315

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This session is Open to:

All Students from All Programs

Description:

This 2-hour workshop is divided into four 30-minute parts. You can come to one part or to all parts of the session. In the 4th part of the session, we’ll discuss the end of the dissertation process including writing up the dissertation report and presenting the dissertation for the oral defense. Bring your dissertation questions.

Presenters:

Walker Ladd

Elena Gillespie

Kara Vander Linden

Laura Brewer

Randy Heinrich

Requirement for Program:

No

Session Number:

213

Zoom Session Information:

ZOOM LINK: https://tcsedsystem.zoom.us/j/97727248315

Meeting ID: 977 2724 8315

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This session is Open to:

All Students from All Programs

Description:

Come join us in a panel discussion with Saybrook Alumni as they talk about their experience with the dissertation process, what their pathways were and how you can translate your degree into a career or a business. 

Presenters:

Current Doctoral Candidate Students, Saybrook Doctoral Alumni 

Requirement for Program:

No

Session Number:

218

Zoom Session Information:

ZOOM LINK: https://tcsedsystem.zoom.us/j/98307952719?pwd=QjgveDNwT2lnZlV4UVl1YjV4OVFXdz09

Meeting ID: 983 0795 2719

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This session is Open to:

All Faculty and Students from All Programs 

Description:

To close an RC day, we will offer an hour of shared mindfulness and meditation guided by MBM faculty members. All Saybrookians are invited to join this circle. No previous experience with meditation is required.

Presenters:

Luann Fortune, MBM Faculty

Requirement for Program:

No

Session Number:

202

Zoom Session Information:

ZOOM LINK: https://tcsedsystem.zoom.us/j/94006657574?pwd=alVTTDlnd2gyQ21tWFBuVnRKeVNkQT09

Meeting ID: 940 0665 7574

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This session is Open to:

All of Saybrook Community

Session Description

Morning yoga classes will be conducted by a certified yoga instructor.

Presenters

Jenny DeDecker, Certified Yoga Instructor

Requirement for Program

No

Session Number 

301

Zoom Session Information 

ZOOM LINK: https://tcsedsystem.zoom.us/j/93085370862?pwd=OFpWbzFaREFYRUptR3dqK1d2aDdFdz09

Meeting ID: 930 8537 0862

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This session is Open to:

Only Students in the Managing Organizational Systems Program

Description:

The purpose of this session is to gather as a learning community to check-in with each other, share gratitudes, come with questions, and be informed of announcements. 

Presenters:

Tom Hayashi, MS Ed, PhD

Requirement for Program:

No

Session Number:

311

Zoom Session Information:

ZOOM LINK: https://tcsedsystem.zoom.us/j/5955606858

Meeting ID: 595 560 6858

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This session is Open to:

All Students from All Programs

Description:

This session is designed for students exploring autoethnography and narrative inquiry and those enrolled in RES3020 this term. You will learn about the purpose of autoethnograpy and of narrative inquiry and the type of research questions that align with these methods. In addition, the session will include an overview of the characteristics of autoethnograpy and narrative inquiry, when you would use these methods, the types of data you would collect, and the type of analysis you would conduct. Come with autoethnography or narrative inquiry research ideas and questions.

Presenters:

Walker Ladd

Requirement for Program:

No

Session Number:

216

Zoom Session Information:

ZOOM LINK: https://tcsedsystem.zoom.us/j/98292729599

Meeting ID: 982 9272 9599

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This session is Open to:

Only Students enrolled in MBM 5666 Mind-Body-Spirit Applications in Psychotherapy

Description:

The RC component of this course will include lecture and discussion of the development of the therapeutic alliance and therapist presence. We will explore applications of mind-body-spirit techniques in psychotherapy and review the course material and requirements.

Presenters:

Selene Vega

Mark Arcuri

Requirement for Program:

Yes

Session Number:

302

Zoom Session Information:

This session has restricted attendance. Please contact the presenter directly for the Zoom link.

This session is Open to:

Only Students in the Counseling Program

Description:

Counseling Department Program 

Presenters:

All faculty 

Requirement for Program:

Yes

Session Number:

306

Zoom Session Information:

This session is Open to:

All Students from All Programs

Description:

Do you have questions about research curriculum or dissertation process? Do you want to better understand the relationship between RES3500 and your advanced methods course choice? Following our Tuesday Advanced Methods and Dissertation RC sessions, do you want to continue the discussion about how to align your research question to a research method or how to select a committee member? Or, do you have another research-related topic you'd like to discuss with the Research faculty? This session will be tailored to the interest and needs of attendees.

Presenters:

Laura Brewer, Research Faculty (TBD)

Requirement for Program:

No

Session Number:

313

Zoom Session Information:

ZOOM LINK: https://tcsedsystem.zoom.us/j/98699870106

Meeting ID: 986 9987 0106

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This session is Open to:

All of Saybrook Community (Faculty, Students, Staff, etc..)

Description:

This is an opportunity for returning CP-CS students to gather and for incoming students to learn more about the specialization. 

Presenters:

Israel Espinosa, PsyD

Requirement for Program:

No

Session Number:

316

Zoom Session Information:

ZOOOM LINK: https://tcsedsystem.zoom.us/j/91490904521?pwd=RnhiSU9HSnpuM0RyZEJaZ1QySytLUT09

Meeting ID: 914 9090 4521

Passcode: 334641

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This session is Open to:

All of Saybrook Community (Faculty, Students, Staff, etc..)

Description:

This is an opportunity for returning CP-CSIH students to gather and for incoming students to learn more about the specialization. 

Presenters:

Marina Smirnova

Requirement for Program:

No

Session Number:

317

Zoom Session Information:

ZOOM LINK: https://tcsedsystem.zoom.us/j/99609077098?pwd=anZJczVOOHVGN2lKUlVQVzZXQmxXZz09

Meeting ID: 996 0907 7098

Passcode: 568202

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This session is Open to:

All of Saybrook Community (Faculty, Students, Staff, etc..)

Description:

This is an opportunity for returning CP-EHP students to gather and for incoming students to learn more about the specialization. 

Presenters:

Drake Spaeth

Requirement for Program:

No

Session Number:

318

Zoom Session Information:

ZOOM LINK: https://tcsedsystem.zoom.us/j/99930712393?pwd=R2FJeXRSeXpjZExLVHFrcGVwTFlPUT09

Meeting ID: 999 3071 2393

Passcode: 393866

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This session is Open to:

All Students from All Programs

Description:

This workshop is a "show and tell" of current biofeedback equipment that will include a range of options from high-end multichannel systems to inexpensive stand-alone options. Come see what's new!

Presenters:

Samuel Kohlenberg, Ph.D. 

Requirement for Program:

No

Session Number:

332

Zoom Session Information:

ZOOM LINK: https://tcsedsystem.zoom.us/j/4439773353

Meeting ID: 443 977 3353

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This session is Open to:

All Students from All Programs

Description:

This four-and-a-half hour RC workshop is the introduction of MBM 5616 Movement Modalities for Wellness. It will be taught by Cliff Smyth, PhD and Deborah Bowes, DPT. The class will help you get in touch with your body in motion in intriguing and fun ways. We use movement exploration and exercises drawing on the Feldenkrais Method, Qigong, and dance which are accessible to people with all levels of movement experience. There will also be time introductions with your colleagues and discussions of your experiences as a mover. We will set aside some time to review the course expectations for MBM 5616.

Students are welcome to attend if they are not enrolled in the course. To support the learning of all, we ask that you come on time and stay for the whole class whether you are enrolled or not.

Presenters:

Cliff Smyth, PhD

Deborah Bowes, DPT

Requirement for Program:

No

Session Number:

303

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All of Saybrook Community (Faculty, Students, Staff, etc..)

Description:

Whether you are new to using APA formatting or have been using it for awhile and want to deepen your understanding, this session is for you! Mastering the APA manual is a challenge for many, and this session seeks to make that process more manageable. In this session, participants can expect to expand their understanding of APA knowledge through exploring various tools and resources available online and through the Center for Writing and Academic Success.  

Presenters:

Christina Hutchinson

Peter Fontaine

Requirement for Program:

No

Session Number:

305

Zoom Session Information:

ZOOM LINK: https://tcsedsystem.zoom.us/j/95564657661?pwd=NVN1bitOV0M5cVFCMGJ4QmhDTC9sdz09

Meeting ID: 955 6465 7661

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This session is Open to:

Only Students in the Clinical Psychology Program

Description:

This is a required gathering for all CP students and faculty; community building, programmatic updates, and announcements will be addressed. 

Presenters:

Theopia Jackson

Tomas Yufik

Clinical Degree Faculty

Requirement for Program:

Yes

Session Number:

315

Remo Session Information:

REMO LINK: https://live.remo.co/e/session-315-cp-degree-program-ga

This session is Open to:

All Students from All Programs

Description:

This two hour session is dedicated to providing an overview of the best-practices for delivering strategy-driven management consulting services. In Part I. we will discuss the design process for the engagement, delivery, and expected outcomes by reviewing a recent consulting engagement with a nonprofit organization updating its 5 year strategic plan. In Part II., the participants will engage in a hands-on design session that includes a strategy analysis, systems design, and evaluation of the system operation.  

Presenters:

Tom Hayashi, MS Ed, PhD

Requirement for Program:

Yes

Session Number:

324

Zoom Session Information:

ZOOM LINK: https://tcsedsystem.zoom.us/j/5955606858

Meeting ID: 595 560 6858

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This session is Open to:

Only Students in the Transformative Social Change (TSC) Program

Description:

The meeting of the Transformative Social Change (TSC) Degree Department includes students and faculty in the TSC MA and PhD programs, the Social Impact Media MA Specialization and the Peace and Justice Studies MA Specialization.

Presenters:

Joel Federman

Joy Meeker

Marc Pilisuk

Requirement for Program:

Yes

Session Number:

328

Zoom Session Information:

ZOOM LINK: https://tcsedsystem.zoom.us/j/96859674813?pwd=UjNWNmJ2MVJBc01FcE5lcmFzTy93UT09

Meeting ID: 968 5967 4813 

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This session is Open to:

All Faculty and Students from All Programs 

Description:

"Contemplative Embodiments and the Anti-oppressive Classroom"

When we examine and build our capacities in contemplative practices, efforts to open hearts, minds, and bodies to true community, deeper insight, and just, sustainable, coexistence with all people and with the natural environment are possible (Babazet & Bush). Participants will be introduced to concepts in contemplative approaches to higher education, it's embodiments of pedagogy in contemplative end of life care, and most important, the impact on the anti-oppressive classroom.

Presenters:

Dr. Gina Belton

Requirement for Program:

No

Session Number:

331

Zoom Session Information:

ZOOM LINK: https://tcsedsystem.zoom.us/j/95871101915?pwd=Y0RDN3p0eFk3ZVNkL01YQjRZczVKUT09

Meeting ID: 958 7110 1915

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This session is Open to:

All Students from All Programs

Description:

Join Student Affairs to learn more about the Student Professional Development Fund and reimbursement process.

Presenters:

Shaniece McGill

Joseph Strouth

Requirement for Program:

No

Session Number:

308

Zoom Session Information:

ZOOM LINK: https://tcsedsystem.zoom.us/j/94750567775?pwd=VDNmNUtnWTlYU1NHaGlManVyS0pkQT09

Meeting ID: 947 5056 7775

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This session is Open to:

All of Saybrook Community (Faculty, Students, Staff, etc..)

Description:

Interested in all things international? All Saybrook community is welcome to join us for a Spring 2022 update on global engagement opportunities at Saybrook University!

Presenters:

Jennifer Fullick

Zehra Abbas

Nancy Garcia

Requirement for Program:

No

Session Number:

309

Zoom Session Information:

ZOOM LINK: https://tcsedsystem.zoom.us/j/99277333198?pwd=d0FPcHRNVjNaYzB4WHNVRzlJb2d6QT09

Meeting ID: 992 7733 3198

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All of Saybrook Community (Faculty, Students, Staff, etc..)

Description:

Psychologists are increasingly working in integrated primary care settings. Providers in these settings often have high levels of patient volume and shorter appointments. The role of psychologists in these settings is unique. In this introduction, we will discuss five primary roles of health psychologists: brief assessment, brief intervention, consultation, coordinating care, and crisis care coordination. These roles will be discussed within the framework of humanistic psychology. All CP students are required to attend at least one ProSeminar. This seminar satisfies PSY1011 for incoming CP students. 

Presenters:

Kelly Serafini 

Requirement for Program:

No

Session Number:

319

Zoom Session Information:

ZOOM LINK: https://tcsedsystem.zoom.us/j/97708519180?pwd=K3lsWkdheGhuc3JLTmRhZ0NzL0M0Zz09

Meeting ID: 977 0851 9180

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All of Saybrook Community (Faculty, Students, Staff, etc..)

Description:

This Seminar will focus on the culture of Analytical psychology: nature of education and training; and the framework for Jungian psychoanalysis and depth psychotherapy. Didactics will be augmented with a discussion of clinical case material. All CP students are required to attend one ProSeminar. This seminar satisfies PSY1011 for incoming CP students.

Presenters:

Alan Vaughan

Requirement for Program:

No

Session Number:

321

Zoom Session Information:

ZOOM LINK: https://tcsedsystem.zoom.us/j/98990855633?pwd=aGpHTEUyNVBuMkhPMEpER3U3VzlGUT09

Meeting ID: 989 9085 5633

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All of Saybrook Community (Faculty, Students, Staff, etc..)

Description:

Back by popular demand, Dr. McDougal will provide an overview of instruction on how to conduct culturally relevant critical research on African communities in the American context, in addition to the African diaspora. Drawing from his revised text, Research Methods in Africana Studies, Dr. McDougal will discuss several of the most widely used theories and paradigms designed for exploring, explaining, and advancing Africana communities through science. The relevance, strengths, and weaknesses of major method of data collection are critiqued as they relate to the lived experiences of the Black world.

Presenters:

Series McDougal 

Requirement for Program:

No

Session Number:

322

Zoom Session Information:

ZOOM LINK: https://tcsedsystem.zoom.us/j/97160797193?pwd=MU9vNUlRN25aQzQ0dC9IeEMwWHA2Zz09

Meeting ID: 971 6079 7193

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All of Saybrook Community (Faculty, Students, Staff, etc..)

Description:

A primer on the Interpersonal Theory of Suicide will be discussed. Theoretical applications and key questions during the assessment process will be presented utilizing case studies. Discussion and activities will address the development of a comprehensive treatment plan within a Humanistic framework.  

Presenters:

Isaac Martinez

Requirement for Program:

No

Session Number:

325

Zoom Session Information:

ZOOM LINK: https://tcsedsystem.zoom.us/j/95438702100?pwd=UUttelc1K1BtZXdYQkdBVlhLakcwUT09

Meeting ID: 954 3870 2100

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All of Saybrook Community (Faculty, Students, Staff, etc..)

Description:

This session introduces and explores Dr. David R. Hawkins’ Map of Consciousness and his Consciousness Calibration approach. The session has didactic and contemplative features that support the participants’ scholar-practitioner, creative, and integration-oriented interests, processes, and exploration.

Presenters:

Marina Smirnova

Abbe Blum 

Requirement for Program:

No

Session Number:

327

Zoom Session Information:

ZOOM LINK: https://tcsedsystem.zoom.us/j/96034561788?pwd=aVk3RFB4ZG9vcEFqbFpxek84VE12dz09

Meeting ID: 960 3456 1788

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All of Saybrook Community (Faculty, Students, Staff, etc..)

Description:

Hypnosis has been used clinically for over a hundred years in both medical and psychological settings. This workshop will explore multiple definitions and applications of hypnosis as well has how hypnosis can be integrated into psychological care. A quick review of the history of hypnosis and the many myths about hypnosis will also be addressed. Time will be reserved to answer all of your hypnotic questions!

Presenters:

Eric Willmarth, Ph.D

Requirement for Program:

No

Session Number:

320

Zoom Session Information:

ZOOM LINK: https://tcsedsystem.zoom.us/j/92430861814?pwd=THgydlJVYms0RGUyaVBaZmVZc09kUT09

Meeting ID: 924 3086 1814

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This session is Open to:

All Students from All Programs

Description:

Students taking the Stimulation Technologies course in the Summer Term should join this workshop which looks at the wide field of equipment and options in the use of stimulation based treatment.  

Presenters:

Jerry DeVore, Ph.D. 

Requirement for Program:

No

Session Number:

333

Zoom Session Information:

ZOOM LINK: https://tcsedsystem.zoom.us/j/4439773353

Meeting ID: 443 977 3353

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All Students from All Programs

Description:

The session will provide an overview and introduction for TSC 6560 Approaches to Socially Engaged Spirituality. Course learning objectives, assignments, and expectations will be covered. The primary course themes will be reviewed and discussed with session participants. Required for students enrolled in the course; open to all interested students outside the course.

Presenters:

Gina Belton

Requirement for Program:

No

Session Number:

330

Zoom Session Information:

ZOOM LINK: https://tcsedsystem.zoom.us/j/96654324989?pwd=T243eGpabWppQkZ2NkZOeXUwWVBvZz09

Meeting ID: 966 5432 4989

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This session is Open to:

All of Saybrook Community (Faculty, Students, Staff, etc..)

Description:

In this session, participants will be given an overview of the dissertation finalization process that occurs after students have successfully passed their oral defense and have moved into the final stage before the completed dissertation is submitted to the registrar for degree conferral. Participants will also learn how to best prepare their document for finalization, develop an understanding of the amount of time this stage will take, and be given an opportunity to ask questions. Anyone interested in learning about the dissertation finalization process (student, staff, and faculty) are encouraged to attend. 

Presenters:

Christina Hutchinson

Allison Wall

Peter Fontaine

Requirement for Program:

No

Session Number:

304

Zoom Session Information:

ZOOM LINK: https://tcsedsystem.zoom.us/j/96168737643?pwd=ejJwRjhISUpnWDIvcUJlNERUWWhHZz09

Meeting ID: 961 6873 7643

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All of Saybrook Community (Faculty, Students, Staff, etc..)

Description:

In this interactive workshop facilitated by advanced students and clinical faculty, we will focus on skills related to practicum and internship training, including such aspects as locating, preparing for, and surviving practicum and internship. A student panel will share their experiences throughout the practicum and internship process, including applying and interviewing for placements, relationships with supervisors and peer-trainees, ethical dilemmas encountered at their sites, self-care approaches and techniques, and growth both as a clinician and as a person through the clinical training. General discussion and Q&A will follow, culminating in practical recommendations for students and potential program implications. 

Presenters:

Bonnie Settlage

Kelly Serafini

Clinical Psychology Students

Requirement for Program:

No

Session Number:

326

Remo Session Information:

ZOOM LINK: https://tcsedsystem.zoom.us/j/95955338810?pwd=eUlpMzFzUUUyb1F2YzArcEo2UzlaQT09

Meeting ID: 959 5533 8810

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This session is Open to:

Only Students enrolled in ORG 7072 - Managing Collaborative Systems in a Global Workplace: Teams, Collaborative Systems, and Networks

Description:

The purpose of this session is to introduce the enrolled students to the course objectives, learning activities, and required assignments. This is a required course for the PhD MOS program. Additional details are also covered within the published syllabus.

Presenters:

Tom L. Hayashi, MS Ed, PhD

Requirement for Program:

Yes

Session Number:

310

Zoom Session Information:

ZOOM LINK: https://tcsedsystem.zoom.us/j/5955606858

Meeting ID: 595 560 6858

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This session is Open to:

All Students from All Programs

Description:

This session is designed for students exploring descriptive (existential) phenomenology and those enrolled in RES3130 this term. You will learn about the purpose of descriptive (existential) phenomenology and the type of research questions that align with this method. In addition, the session will include an overview of the characteristics of descriptive (existential) phenomenology research, when you would use this method, the types of data you would collect, and the type of analysis you would conduct. Come with descriptive (existential) phenomenology ideas and questions.

Presenters:

Marc Applebaum

Requirement for Program:

No

Session Number:

312

Zoom Session Information:

ZOOM LINK: https://tcsedsystem.zoom.us/j/98292729599

Meeting ID: 982 9272 9599

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This session is Open to:

All Students from All Programs

Description:

Do you have questions about the research curriculum or dissertation process? Do you want to better understand the relationship between RES3500 and your advanced methods course choice? Following our Tuesday Advanced Methods and Dissertation RC sessions, do you want to continue the discussion about how to align your research question to a research method or how to select a committee member? Or, do you have another research-related topic you'd like to discuss with the Research faculty? This session will be tailored to the interest and needs of attendees.

Presenters:

Laura Brewer

Research Faculty (TBD)

Requirement for Program:

No

Session Number:

314

Zoom Session Information:

ZOOM LINK: https://tcsedsystem.zoom.us/j/98699870106

Meeting ID: 986 9987 0106

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This session is Open to:

All Students from All Programs

Description:

THIS IS A 2-HOUR PRESENTATION & COURSE INTRODUCTION. ALL INTERESTED STUDENTS ARE WELCOME AND THOSE IN THE COURSE ARE REQUIRED TO ATTEND. 

Humanity has long been plagued by wars, disease, famine and social injustice. In recent years, new challenges such as climate change, terrorism, pandemics, and economic disruption have also become global in scale, posing serious threats to humankind. World leaders across many fields agree we need an unprecedented level of cooperation between nations to solve these problems. Several proposals have been offered to accomplish this. This course investigates past attempts to solve global problems such as the League of Nations; our current system, including the United Nations; and proposals for a democratic world government capable of addressing these global issues. We will critically assess these approaches and discuss current efforts to implement them.

Presenters:

Bob Flax

Requirement for Program:

No

Session Number:

329

Zoom Session Information:

ZOOM LINK: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/8535312524?pwd=VVc4ZndqMGcwckl2TE1zQlNNTXlvQT09

Meeting ID: 853 531 2524

Passcode: CGS

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This session is Open to:

Only Students enrolled in ORG 7030 - Envisioning Leadership as a Tool for Transformation

Description:

The purpose of this session is to launch the ORG 7030 - Envisioning Leadership as a Tool for Transformation--this is a required core course for those students enrolled in the PhD Managing Organizational Systems (MOS). The instructor will cover the course objectives, the learning activities, assignments, and resources to support student success. Please refer to the published syllabus for more details.

Presenters:

Tom Hayashi, MS Ed, PhD

Requirement for Program:

Yes

Session Number:

207

Zoom Session Information:

ZOOM LINK: https://tcsedsystem.zoom.us/j/5955606858

Meeting ID: 595 560 6858

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