Spring 2023 Virtual Residential Conference
Saybrook's Residential Conferences and Learning Experiences bring students, faculty, and amazing speakers together to participate in an exceptional learning environment tailored to providing a safe and supportive space for student's inquisitiveness and eagerness to learn. Activities during the Residential Conferences and Learning Experiences are designed to expand on the knowledge from coursework, to practice clinical skills, and to participate in professional development through lectures, workshops, invited talks, roundtables, courses, and seminars as well as formal and informal meetings and discussions with faculty, advisors, and peers.
Participate in some early morning self-care by joining us for daily Morning Yoga sessions offered by the wonderful and experienced Jennifer DeDecker! Sessions are available Monday - Friday at 7 AM PST. No experience necessary, all are welcome!
REMINDER:
Please use your saybrook.edu email address to register for this event!
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Agenda
101-Morning Yoga
This session is Open to:
All of Saybrook Community
Session Description
Jennifer DeDecker, an experienced and certified yoga instructor, will guide the Saybrook Community through a yoga flow each morning.
No previous experience is necessary.
Recommended: Casual-loose attire that will allow for free movement, a quiet spacious are for your practice, a yoga mat or large towel, and a bolster (or pillow).
Presenters
Jennifer L. DeDecker, MS
Requirement for Program
No
Session Number
101
Zoom Information
ZOOM LINK: https://tcsedsystem.zoom.us/j/92178871952?pwd=Q0djVmZaUElpZEcvaHhjTmZGc014dz09
Meeting ID: 921 7887 1952
Passcode: 625023
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118- Resuscitating the Health Professional Pipeline through Radical Wellness: It's not just your problem, we're in this Together! Keynote with Dr. NanaEfua Afoh-Manin
This session is Open to:
All of Saybrook Community
Title
Resuscitating the Health Professional Pipeline through Radical Wellness: It's not just your problem, we're in this Together!
Session Description
Radical self-care is not something that the professional should have to navigate for themselves, but rather a true investment made by institutions, public and private partnerships to transform workplaces and nurturing an emotionally-well-workforce prepared for the challenges and opportunities to drive systemic change. We simply do not advance health equity without first addressing the mental and financial wellness of the workforce leading change. Shared Harvest, under the leadership of Dr. Afoh-Manin, leverages empathy-driven technology to spread radical self-care and compassion through wellness, service, and student loan debt relief.
Presenters
NanaEfua Afoh-Manin, MD
About Dr. NanaEfua Afoh-Manin
Dr. NanaEfua Afoh-Manin is a proud UCLA Bruin Black alumni who credits her dedication to community activism to UCLA's Community Programs Office leadership academy and Academic Advancement Program while receiving dual Bachelor Degrees. Dr. Afoh-Manin completed her medical training at URMC, her residency in Emergency Medicine at the University of Chicago Medical Center, and her Masters in Global Public Health and Disaster Medicine at Columbia University. She's a graduate of Stanford Business School's Healthcare Innovation Program.
As a social entrepreneur and thought leader in health equity, Dr. Nana co-founded Shared Harvest, an empathy driven telehealth and health care staffing platform. She believes that health is a human right and has helped organizations and government agencies design programs that close the equity gap by addressing student loan debt and other financial, social and political determinants of health.
As an Emergency Physician and Chief Equity & Innovation Officer for Shared Harvest | myCovidMD - she has a twenty-year track record of improving access to higher education and strengthening support for BIPOC and underestimated clinicians. The COVID-19 pandemic exacerbated health disparities and increased the burnout rates of Black and Brown medical professionals. Witnessing this firsthand, she developed myCovidMD and led a community-based emergency task force to service hardest hit communities in LA, Oakland, and New York. The Community Health Partners (CHP) network is made up of culturally diverse clinicians serving vulnerable residents. This network has reached over 15,000 residents and continues to position itself as a trusted health resource. Dr. Nana designed Project #RESUS and released the documentary, I Am Not Your Hero, to raise awareness, resuscitate the medical provider pipeline and reinforce support around Black, women and first generation health professionals. Shared Harvest is about spreading compassion through wellness, service and student loan relief for frontline health professionals while ensuring they receive the behavioral health services, peer support and capital they need to thrive. In 2021, she received the National Medical Association Community Service Award and was nominated by the LA Sparks as Women of the Year.
College/Unit
Clinical Psychology
Session Number
118
Zoom information
ZOOM LINK: https://tcsedsystem.zoom.us/j/92827389681?pwd=RHptVFlnZXY2SFlQaDI5N2JNMFJuZz09
Meeting ID: 928 2738 9681
Passcode: 410652
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104-Basic Biofeedback - CANCELLED
This session is Open to:
Students Enrolled in Basic Biofeedback
Session Description
CANCELLED - contact Eric Willmarth at [email protected] for information.
Presenters
Cynthia Kerson, Ph.D.
College/Unit
CIMHS - APH
Requirement for Program
Yes
Session Number
104
Zoom Information
CANCELLED - contact Eric Willmarth at [email protected] for information.
103-Basic Hypnosis
This session is Open to:
All Faculty and Students from All Programs
Session Description
This is an introduction to Clinical Hypnosis and serves as the start of the APH/CSIH/PSY 5620 hypnosis course. Demonstrations, videos and discussion about this fascinating topic. This will most likely be your favorite course at Saybrook University! Those not taking the course this Spring are welcome to observe and learn. This is also the first course in the Hypnosis Certificate sequence.
Presenters
Eric Willmarth, Ph.D. ; David Reid, Psy.D.
College/Unit
CIMHS - APH
Requirement for Program
Yes
Session Number
103
Zoom Information
ZOOM LINK: https://tcsedsystem.zoom.us/j/4439773353
Meeting ID: 443 977 3353
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105-Transformative Social Change Department Meeting
This session is Open to:
Students Enrolled in Transformative Social Change MA and PhD
Session 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, as well as continuing students in the Psychology-Transformative Social Change Specialization.
Presenters
Joel Federman ; Joy Meeker ; Laura Turner-Essel
College/Unit
CSS - TSC
Requirement for Program
Yes
Session Number
105
Zoom Information
ZOOM LINK: https://tcsedsystem.zoom.us/j/96859674813?pwd=UjNWNmJ2MVJBc01FcE5lcmFzTy93UT09
Meeting ID: 968 5967 4813
Passcode: 756615
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106-New MBM Student Orientation and Advising Session
This session is Open to:
Students Enrolled in MS/PhD Mind-Body Medicine
Session Description
New students in the MS and PhD MBM program attend a department orientation with core faculty members. Discussion topics include academic best practices, expectations, program planning, and advising.
Presenters
MBM Core Faculty Team
College/Unit
CIMHS - MBM
Requirement for Program
Yes
Session Number
106
Zoom Information
ZOOM LINK: https://tcsedsystem.zoom.us/j/97435475118
Meeting ID: 974 3547 5118
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107-Global Engagement Updates
This session is Open to:
All of Saybrook Community
Session Description
Are you looking to engage with diverse populations around the world? Would you like to gain valuable knowledge and experience in becoming an innovative, engaged, purposeful agent of change? Then join TCS Global Engagement to learn more about the various events and opportunities to immerse yourself in the global community! Topics include, GLOBE Talks, Global Distinction awards, Study Abroad opportunities, Education Beyond Borders, International Education Week, Q&A sessions, and more!
Presenters
Nancy Garcia; Sharon Yu
College/Unit
Other
Requirement for Program
No
Session Number
107
Zoom Information
ZOOM LINK: https://tcsedsystem.zoom.us/j/98330303082?pwd=eU81dTNNUHVGNFF0MmE2U3FUU2N5dz09
Meeting ID: 983 3030 3082
Passcode: 677909
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108-Advanced Research Courses -- Preparing for the Dissertation
This session is Open to:
All Students from All Programs
Session Description
This workshop provides 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. PT and at 3-5pm PT.
Presenters
Walker Ladd
College/Unit
DoR
Requirement for Program
No
Session Number
108
Zoom Information
ZOOM LINK: https://tcsedsystem.zoom.us/j/94956066402
Meeting ID: 949 5606 6402
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109-Dissertation Process: (1) Selecting Committee Members
This session is Open to:
All Students from All Programs
Session 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
Department of Research Core Faculty
College/Unit
DoR
Requirement for Program
No
Session Number
109
Zoom Information
ZOOM LINK: https://tcsedsystem.zoom.us/j/94956066402
Meeting ID: 949 5606 6402
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114-Introduction to TSC 6550 Conflict Resolution Theory and Methods
This session is Open to:
All Students from All Programs
Session Description
This session will provide an overview and introduction to TSC 6550 Conflict Resolution Theory and Methods. The major themes and debates within the field of conflict resolution are discussed in this course. Students gain an understanding of the tools that are available to intervene in conflicts and an awareness of how to improve their capacity to analyze and resourcefully respond to conflict. Additionally, students develop a critical theoretical perspective on the general field of conflict resolution. This class assists the scholar/practitioner in addressing major challenges that call for creative formulation. Such new perspectives may enable the student to be a more effective agent of change, and the field to better address the prevention of violent and destructive conflict as well as the resolution of specific disputes.
Presenters
Joy Meeker
College/Unit
CSS - TSC
Requirement for Program
No
Session Number
114
Zoom Information
ZOOM LINK: https://tcsedsystem.zoom.us/j/91802120272
Meeting ID: 918 0212 0272
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110-Dissertation Process: (2) Proposal
This session is Open to:
All Students from All Programs
Session 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
Department of Research Core Faculty
College/Unit
DoR
Requirement for Program
No
Session Number
110
Zoom Information
ZOOM LINK: https://tcsedsystem.zoom.us/j/94956066402
Meeting ID: 949 5606 6402
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111-Dissertation Process: (3) IRB and Data Collection
This session is Open to:
All Students from All Programs
Session 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 for preparing for the IRB and data collection and management. Bring your dissertation questions.
Presenters
Department of Research Core Faculty
College/Unit
DoR
Requirement for Program
No
Session Number
111
Zoom Information
ZOOM LINK: https://tcsedsystem.zoom.us/j/94956066402
Meeting ID: 949 5606 6402
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112-Dissertation Process: (4) Writing Up and Oral Defense
This session is Open to:
All Students from All Programs
Session Description
This 2-hour workshop is divided into four 30-minute parts. You can come to one part or 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 proposal and dissertation questions.
Presenters
Department of Research Core Faculty
College/Unit
DoR
Requirement for Program
No
Session Number
112
Zoom Information
ZOOM LINK: https://tcsedsystem.zoom.us/j/94956066402
Meeting ID: 949 5606 6402
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115-The Ritual and Ceremony of Bearing Witness
This session is Open to:
All Students from All Programs
Session Description
“Contemplative pedagogy empowers students to integrate their own experience into the theoretical material they are being taught in order to cultivate and develop attention, deepen their understanding, foster greater connection to and compassion for others, and engender engaged inquiry into their most profound questions.” (Bush & Barbezat) Join Drs. Gina Belton and Kristin Jamieson, as you explore the practice and applications of contemplative pedagogy in the profound embodiment that bears witness. In times of upheaval and insecurity, collective and individual pain, bearing witness is a portal of entry to re-membering our ever-present interconnectedness and direct realization of the wholeness of life.
Presenters
Gina Belton, PhD; Kristin Jamieson, PhD
College/Unit
CIMHS - MBM
Requirement for Program
No
Session Number
115
Zoom Information
ZOOM LINK: https://tcsedsystem.zoom.us/j/98525410698?pwd=TnVDSXZBVW0wbHR4a3pxZXVLQTJmZz09
Meeting ID: 985 2541 0698
Passcode: 221944
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113-Dissertation Process: (5) Finalization and Preparing for Publication
This session is Open to:
All of Saybrook Community
Session Description
This 3-hour workshop is divided into four 30-minute parts hosted by the Department of Research and concludes with this 1-hour session hosted by the Center for Writing and Academic Success. Dissertation finalization is a required part of the dissertation process that occurs after students have successfully defended their dissertation and received approval from their committee to submit their dissertation. In this session, the Center for Writing and Academic Success will provide an overview of what to expect and how to best prepare dissertations for finalization.
Presenters
Allison Wall, Peter Fontaine
College/Unit
DoR + Writing Center
Requirement for Program
No
Session Number
113
Zoom Information
ZOOM LINK: https://tcsedsystem.zoom.us/j/94956066402
Meeting ID: 949 5606 6402
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116-APH New Student Welcome and Orientation
This session is Open to:
Students Enrolled in Applied Psychophysiology
Session Description
Only for new students in the Applied Psychophysiology Department, this orientation will allow students to meet faculty, learn about the program and ask any questions as their first term begins.
Presenters
Eric Willmarth, Ph.D. ; Rich Sherman, Ph.D. ; Cynthia Kerson, Ph.D.
College/Unit
CIMHS - APH
Requirement for Program
No
Session Number
116
Zoom Information
ZOOM LINK: https://tcsedsystem.zoom.us/j/4439773353
Meeting ID: 443 977 3353
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117-MBM Mindfulness Meditation Circle
This session is Open to:
All of Saybrook Community
Session Description
To close this RC day, we will offer an hour of guided mindfulness meditation lead by MBM faculty members. All Saybrookians are invited to join this circle. No previous experience with meditation is required.
Presenters
Luann Fortune; Donald Moss; MBM Faculty
College/Unit
CIMHS - MBM
Requirement for Program
No
Session Number
117
Zoom Information
Zoom Link: https://tcsedsystem.zoom.us/j/92350303944?pwd=Y0psSUdJNThIb2swalRWWXVhaHl0Zz09
Meeting ID: 923 5030 3944
Passcode: 645208
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201-Morning Yoga
This session is Open to:
All of Saybrook Community
Session Description
Jennifer DeDecker, an experienced and certified yoga instructor, will guide the Saybrook Community through a yoga flow each morning.
No previous experience is necessary.
Recommended: Casual-loose attire that will allow for free movement, a quiet spacious are for your practice, a yoga mat or large towel, and a bolster (or pillow).
Presenters
Jennifer L. DeDecker, MS
Requirement for Program
No
Session Number
201
Zoom Information
ZOOM LINK: https://tcsedsystem.zoom.us/j/92178871952?pwd=Q0djVmZaUElpZEcvaHhjTmZGc014dz09
Meeting ID: 921 7887 1952
Passcode: 625023
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203-Top of the Mind Conversation - Let's Talk about Equity with Tracie Jae
This session is Open to:
All Faculty and Students from All Programs
Session Description
Top of Mind sessions are guided conversations about areas we are all tackling these days, in organizations, community, collective work and personal transformation. All are welcome to join and learn and listen. Please join for a chance to listen, learn, share, think, discuss - and leave with something new to ponder.
Presenters
Dr. Megan Ratcliffe; Tracie Jae, Alumni
College/Unit
CSS - DLM
Requirement for Program
No
Session Number
203
Zoom Information
ZOOM LINK: https://tcsedsystem.zoom.us/my/meganratcliffe.phd
202-Introduction to Autoethnographic Research
This session is Open to:
All Students from All Programs
Session Description
This session is designed for students exploring autoethnography research methods or interested in the RES 3120 course, Autoethnographic Research, offered in Spring. During this session, you will learn about the purpose of autoethnography and the type of research questions that align with this method. In addition, the session will include an overview of the characteristics of autoethnography, when you would use this method, the types of data you would collect, and the type of analysis you would conduct. Come with autoethnography research ideas and questions.
Presenters
Walker Ladd
College/Unit
DoR
Requirement for Program
No
Session Number
202
Zoom Information
ZOOM LINK: https://tcsedsystem.zoom.us/j/99406055808
Meeting ID: 994 0605 5808
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204-COA5628 Evidence-Based Coaching
This session is Open to:
Students Enrolled in COA5628
Session Description
A two-day required Residential Conference for COA5628 students. Students must attend the entire training or they will not be able to remain enrolled in the course.
Presenters
Valerie Worthington; Robin Dickey; James Weeden; Julie Cerrato
College/Unit
CIMHS - MBM
Requirement for Program
Yes
Session Number
204
Zoom Information
This session has restricted attendance. Please contact the presenter directly for the Zoom link.
205-CIRCLE: Each Voice Matters
This session is Open to:
Students Enrolled in the Department of Business and Leadership Program
Session Description
This tradition of Circle opens and closes each day. Each voice is heard. Reflection is invited. There are seven steps and each day holds a business and leadership focus.
Presenters
Dr. Mary Kay Chess
College/Unit
CSS - DLM
Requirement for Program
Yes
Session Number
205
Zoom Information
ZOOM LINK: https://tcsedsystem.zoom.us/j/5264061339
Meeting ID: 526 406 1339
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207-Intermediate Hypnosis
This session is Open to:
Students Enrolled in APH5625 Intermediate Hypnosis
Session Description
This second Workshop in the Hypnosis sequence involves more demonstrations, video and didactic education about Clinical Hypnosis. This course is open to all students who have completed APH 5620, Basic Hypnosis. Please ignore Dr. Reid's explanation that he will be trying to correct all of Dr. Willmarth's mistakes. This is also the second course in the 3-course Hypnosis Certificate sequence.
Presenters
David Reid, Psy.D.; Eric Willmarth, Ph.D.
College/Unit
CIMHS - APH
Requirement for Program
Yes
Session Number
207
Zoom Information
ZOOM LINK: https://tcsedsystem.zoom.us/j/4439773353
Meeting ID: 443 977 3353
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208-Mind-Body-Spirit Applications in Psychotherapy
This session is Open to:
Students Enrolled in MBM 5666 Mind-Body-Spirit Applications in Psychotherapy
Session Description
The virtual RC component of MBM 5666 will include lecture and discussion of the development of the therapeutic alliance and therapist presence. We will also explore applications of mind-body-spirit techniques in psychotherapy and review the course material and requirements.
This online course is only open to PhD MBM students in the integrative mental health specialization (or as an elective if students are licensed practitioners in the mental health field).
Presenters
Mark Arcuri, PhD; Selene Vega, PhD
College/Unit
CIMHS - MBM
Requirement for Program
Yes
Session Number
208
Zoom Information
This session has restricted attendance. Please contact the presenter directly for the Zoom link.
102-Mentor Petitions & IRB Open House
This session is Open to:
All Students from All Programs
Session Description
In this session, we will answer questions about the Mentor Petitions system and/or the Saybrook IRB submission and review process. We will describe strategies to support student success with submitting their Petition to Form Dissertation Committee (PTFDC) and/or their IRB application in the Mentor system. Finally, we will discuss IRB and Mentor Petitions support, including describing our various office hours. Please come with your Mentor Petition or IRB questions!
Presenters
Laura Brewer; Kirwan Rockefeller
College/Unit
DOR
Requirement for Program
No
Session Number
102
Zoom Information
ZOOM LINK: https://tcsedsystem.zoom.us/j/94354191047
Meeting ID: 943 5419 1047
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206-Intermediate Biofeedback/Psychophysiological Recording
This session is Open to:
Students Enrolled in APH5627 Intermediate Biofeedback or APH 5101 Psychophysiological Recording
Session Description
This is for students who have completed Basic Biofeedback. The Workshop will provide demonstrations, video and discussion for APH students who will be taking APH5101, Psychophysiological Recording as well as MBM and PSY students who will continue with APH5527, Intermediate Biofeedback.
Presenters
Cynthia Kerson, PhD.
College/Unit
CIMHS - APH
Requirement for Program
Yes
Session Number
206
Zoom Information
ZOOM LINK: https://tcsedsystem.zoom.us/j/5775075064
Meeting ID: 577 507 5064
210-Regenerative Worldviews and Paradigms at Work
This session is Open to:
All of Saybrook Community
Session Description
The Department of Business and Leadership is honored to host Carol Sanford, recognized disruptor and change agent, for her presentation on Regenerative work. Carol Sanford, author of The Regenerative Business and five other best selling and award winning books, has spent decades designing Regenerative Business models. Please join for this interactive and engaging workshop to be informed, intrigued and challenged.
Can you discern when a business is regenerative instead of confusing with ‘doing good’ from a human centric view? Or doing less harm as humans? What if businesses were redesigned so they lead to the reconceiving of institutions, structure of society, and ecosystems?
Come listen to how to shift the mind we use, to work on problems and better understand living systems design. Learn how to moving beyond current work designs of human centered ideas. Understand how the concept of employees, managers and leaders can be replaced with non-competitive hierarchies, focused on work, not power. Hear case stories of examples that increase meaning, innovation, and financial effectiveness with 35-65% revenue growth and revisions of how business can work by throwing out toxic behavioral premises of the last century (incentives, rewards, feedback, visions, competencies, saving the environment, and giving back) that many ‘well-intended’ organizations adopt.
Presenters
Carol Sanford; Marsha Willard
College/Unit
CSS - DLM
Requirement for Program
Yes
Session Number
210
Zoom Information
ZOOM LINK: https://tcsedsystem.zoom.us/my/meganratcliffe.phd
209-Introduction to Action Research
This session is Open to:
All Students from All Programs
Session Description
This session is designed for students exploring action research methods or interested in learning more about RES 3080, Action Research, offered in the Spring. You will learn about the purpose of action research and the type of research questions that align with this method. In addition, the session will include an overview of the characteristics of action research, when you would use this method, the types of data you would collect, and the type of analysis you would conduct. Come with action research ideas and questions. In addition to this introductory session, students are invited to attend any of the specific Advanced Research Methods live sessions of our Spring course offerings and/or access the Fall 2022 recordings on specific methods at the Department of Research homepage: https://tcsedsystem.sharepoint.com/:b:/s/saybrookofficeofresearch/EaRFHAVVZYFDvzYe5bZL4k8BH3IE92WqB0tWZlt6JRZcSg?e=9ihDGf
Presenters
Randy Heinrich
College/Unit
DoR
Requirement for Program
No
Session Number
209
Zoom Information
ZOOM LINK: https://tcsedsystem.zoom.us/j/99406055808
Meeting ID: 994 0605 5808
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211-Introduction to TSC 6515 Organizing for Community Health & Well-Being.
This session is Open to
All Students from All Programs
Session Description
This session will provide an introduction to the new course, TSC 6515 Organizing for Community Health & Well-Being. This course will provide an overview of concepts, practice and research related to community health presented within a social change framework. Community Health refers to non-clinical approaches for improving wellness, preventing disease and reducing health disparities through addressing social, behavioral, environmental, economic and medical determinants of health in a given population. In this course, students will use an interdisciplinary lens to example how social environment – including policies, politics, and power – can produce unhealthy circumstances such as poverty, pollution, dangerous working conditions, and modes of food production which critically impact collective health. Students will then examine case studies and conceptual frameworks of liberatory social movements to identify ways that everyday citizens utilize their power to advocate for transformative change at individual, institutional, and policy levels. Finally, students will explore how they might practically apply intersectional organizing strategies in their own professional roles to promote health and well-being within communities.
Presenters
Laura Turner-Essel
College/Unit
CSS - TSC
Requirement for Program
No
Session Number
211
Zoom Information
ZOOM LINK: https://tcsedsystem.zoom.us/j/94578251668
Meeting ID: 945 7825 1668
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212-Faculty Only - Mentor Petitions & IRB Open House
This session is Open to:
All Saybrook Faculty
Session Description
In this faculty-only session, we will answer faculty questions about the Mentor Petitions system and/or the Saybrook IRB submission and review process. We are available to walk through either process and describe review strategies for faculty who supervise student research or submit IRB applications for their own studies. Finally, we will discuss IRB and Mentor Petitions support, including describing our various office hours. Please come with your Mentor Petition or IRB questions!
Presenters
Laura Brewer; Kirwan Rockefeller
College/Unit
DoR
Requirement for Program
No
Session Number
212
Zoom Information
ZOOM LINK: https://tcsedsystem.zoom.us/j/94354191047
Meeting ID: 943 5419 1047
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213-TSC MA Students Lunch Meeting
This session is Open to:
Students Enrolled in the Transformative Social Change MA Program
Session Description
This lunch meeting is an opportunity for MA students in the TSC program to meet informally together and to gather information about their current projects as well as suggest the agendas for the MA support meetings for the Fall semester.
Presenters
Joy Meeker
College/Unit
CSS - TSC
Requirement for Program
Yes
Session Number
213
Zoom Information
ZOOM LINK: https://tcsedsystem.zoom.us/j/97915044000
Meeting ID: 979 1504 4000
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215-QEEG as an Assessment Tool
This session is Open to:
Students Enrolled in APH5561 QEEG
Session Description
This workshop is for students enrolled in APH5561, QEEG as an Assessment Tool. Demonstrations, videos and discussion included. This course is also included in the Neurofeedback Certificate sequence.
Presenters
Cynthia Kerson, PhD
College/Unit
CIMHS - APH
Requirement for Program
Yes
Session Number
215
Zoom Information
ZOOM LINK: https://tcsedsystem.zoom.us/j/5775075064
Meeting ID: 577 507 5064
214-Dissertation Considerations
This session is Open to:
All Students from All Programs
Session Description
Purpose & Contemplation of a Dissertation Topic
In this conversation, we'll consider the meaning of leadership through the lens of purpose in the engagement with a dissertation. How might contemplation facilitate a meaningful intersection between the dissertation and purpose?
Presenters
Dr. Mary Kay Chess
College/Unit
CSS - DLM
Requirement for Program
No
Session Number
214
Zoom Information
ZOOM LINK: https://tcsedsystem.zoom.us/j/5264061339
Meeting ID: 526 406 1339
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216-Introduction to TSC 7116 Global Civil Society Activism and Social Change
This session is Open to:
All Students from All Programs
Session Description
This session will provide an introduction to the new course, TSC 7116 Global Civil Society Activism and Social Change. The course will explore the role of global social movements and other civil society efforts in support of transformative change. The course will review current and historical efforts toward global solidarity, including movements in support of human rights, multicultural inclusion, social justice, ecological sustainability, and peace. The course will focus on exploration of initiatives-from local to transnational- that address issues, social problems and social goods through a global lens. It will also provide an opportunity to explore solidarity, including intersectional solidarity, across various social movements.
Presenters
Joel Federman
College/Unit
CSS - TSC
Requirement for Program
No
Session Number
216
Zoom Information
ZOOM LINK: https://tcsedsystem.zoom.us/j/96859674813?pwd=UjNWNmJ2MVJBc01FcE5lcmFzTy93UT09
Meeting ID: 968 5967 4813
Passcode: 756615
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218-Introduction to Descriptive Phenomenology
This session is Open to:
All Students from All Programs
Session Description
This session is designed for students exploring descriptive (existential) phenomenology research methods or interested in learning more about RES 3130, Descriptive Phenomenology, offered in Spring. 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. In addition to this introductory session, students are invited to attend any of the specific Advanced Research Methods live sessions of our Spring course offerings and/or access the Fall 2022 recordings on specific methods at the Department of Research homepage: https://tcsedsystem.sharepoint.com/:b:/s/saybrookofficeofresearch/EaRFHAVVZYFDvzYe5bZL4k8BH3IE92WqB0tWZlt6JRZcSg?e=9ihDGf
Presenters
Marc Applebaum
College/Unit
DoR
Requirement for Program
No
Session Number
218
Zoom Information
ZOOM LINK: https://tcsedsystem.zoom.us/j/99406055808
Meeting ID: 994 0605 5808
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217-Introduction to TSC 7075 Global Governance and the Quest for a Peaceful, Just and Sustainable World
This session is Open to:
All Students from All Programs
Session Description
This session will provide an introduction to TSC 7075 Global Governance and the Quest for a Peaceful, Just and Sustainable World. 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 that we need an unprecedented level of cooperation between nations to solve these problems. A variety of approaches have been proposed to achieve that goal. 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
College/Unit
CSS - TSC
Requirement for Program
No
Session Number
217
Zoom Information
ZOOM LINK: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/8535312524?pwd=VVc4ZndqMGcwckl2TE1zQlNNTXlvQT09
Meeting ID: 853 531 2524
Passcode: CGS
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301-Morning Yoga
This session is Open to:
All of Saybrook Community
Session Description
Jennifer DeDecker, an experienced and certified yoga instructor, will guide the Saybrook Community through a yoga flow each morning.
No previous experience is necessary.
Recommended: Casual-loose attire that will allow for free movement, a quiet spacious are for your practice, a yoga mat or large towel, and a bolster (or pillow).
Presenters
Jennifer L. DeDecker, MS
Requirement for Program
No
Session Number
301
Zoom Information
ZOOM LINK: https://tcsedsystem.zoom.us/j/92178871952?pwd=Q0djVmZaUElpZEcvaHhjTmZGc014dz09
Meeting ID: 921 7887 1952
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302-Downloading and Installing SPSS for Windows and Mac
This session is Open to:
All Students from All Programs
Session Description
Do you plan to take an SPSS workshop at the Residential Conference or a quantitative research or statistics course this semester? Or are you just curious about learning SPSS? Come to this preliminary session and download and set up the SPSS program. We will walk through the download process with both Windows and Mac so you will be ready to address learning activities when you reach them in your course or during the SPSS workshops at the RC..
Presenters
Elena Gillespie
College/Unit
Hosted by DoR + APH
Requirement for Program
No
Session Number
302
Zoom Information
ZOOM LINK: https://tcsedsystem.zoom.us/j/98360003624
Meeting ID: 983 6000 3624
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303-Top of the Mind Conversation - Let's talk about Organizational Culture with Dr. Zel Talley
This session is Open to:
All Faculty and Students from All Programs
Session Description
Top of Mind sessions are guided conversations about areas we are all tackling these days, in organizations, community, collective work and personal transformation. All are welcome to join and learn and listen.
Please join for a chance to listen, learn, share, think, discuss - and leave with something new to ponder.
Presenters
Dr. Megan Ratcliffe; Dr. Zel Talley
College/Unit
CSS - DLM
Requirement for Program
No
Session Number
303
Zoom Information
ZOOM LINK: https://tcsedsystem.zoom.us/my/meganratcliffe.phd
317-Introduction to Case Study Research Methods
This session is Open to:
All Students from All Programs
Session Description
This session is designed for students exploring case study research methods or interested in learning more about RES 3010 Case Study Research offered in the Spring and Fall. You will learn about the purpose of case study research and the type of research questions that align with this method. In addition, the session will include an overview of the characteristics of case study research, when you would use this method, the types of data you would collect, and the type of analysis you would conduct. Come with case study research ideas and questions. In addition to this introductory session, students are invited to attend any of the specific Advanced Research Methods live sessions of our Spring course offerings and/or access the Fall 2022 recordings on specific methods at the Department of Research homepage: https://tcsedsystem.sharepoint.com/:b:/s/saybrookofficeofresearch/EaRFHAVVZYFDvzYe5bZL4k8BH3IE92WqB0tWZlt6JRZcSg?e=9ihDGf
Presenters
Randy Heinrich
College/Unit
DoR
Requirement for Program
No
Session Number
317
Zoom Information
ZOOM LINK: https://tcsedsystem.zoom.us/j/99406055808
Meeting ID: 994 0605 5808
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304-COA5628 Evidence-Based Coaching Virtual Residential Conference
This session is Open to:
Only Students Enrolled in COA5628 Evidence-Based Coaching
Session Description
COA5628 Evidence-Based Coaching Virtual Residential Conference A two-day required Residential Conference for COA5628 students. Students must attend the entire training or they will not be able to remain enrolled in the course.
Presenters
Valerie Worthington; Robin Dickey; James Weeden; Julie Cerrato
College/Unit
CIMHS - MBM
Requirement for Program
Yes
Session Number
304
Zoom Information
This session has restricted attendance. Please contact the presenter directly for the Zoom link.
307-SPSS Basic Training (Day 1)
This session is Open to:
All Students from All Programs
Session Description
This is the first day of a 1 ½ day interactive workshop during which students will learn to use SPSS to construct optimal data sheets for typical types of quantitative parametric and non-parametric data encountered at Saybrook University. You will learn about types of variables and common mistakes in interpreting SPSS analyses. You will use a practice data set to perform basic analyses including “t” tests, ANOVAs, correlations, and regressions. You will gain an understanding of which types of data fit parametric and non-parametric tests.
Presenters
Rich Sherman; Elena Gillespie
College/Unit
Hosted by DoR + APH
Requirement for Program
No
Session Number
307
Zoom Information
ZOOM LINK: https://tcsedsystem.zoom.us/j/98360003624
Meeting ID: 983 6000 3624
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305-CIRCLE: Every Voice Matters
This session is Open to:
Students Enrolled in the Department of Business and Leadership Program
Session Description
This tradition of Circle opens and closes each day. Each voice is heard. Reflection is invited. There are seven steps and each day holds a business and leadership focus.
Presenters
Dr. Mary Kay Chess
College/Unit
CSS - DLM
Requirement for Program
Yes
Session Number
305
Zoom Information
ZOOM LINK: https://tcsedsystem.zoom.us/j/5264061339
Meeting ID: 526 406 1339
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319-Research and Dissertation Open Session
This session is Open to:
All Students from All Programs
Session Description
These open sessions will be tailored to the interest and needs of attendees. Do you have questions about the research curriculum or dissertation process? Do you want to understand the relationship between RES3500 and your advanced methods course choice? Do you want to discuss 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?
Presenters
Laura Brewer, and Department of Research Core Faculty
College/Unit
DoR
Requirement for Program
No
Session Number
319
Zoom Info
ZOOM LINK: https://tcsedsystem.zoom.us/j/99229583207
Meeting ID: 992 2958 3207
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309-MBM 5616 Movement Modalities for Wellness
This session is Open to:
All Students from All Programs
Session Description
This 6.5-hour virtual RC workshop introduces MBM 5616 Movement Modalities for Wellness and will be taught by Cliff Smyth, PhD, and Kirwan Rockefeller, PhD. The class is organized around practices that 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, and they are accessible to all levels of movement experience. There will also be time for introductions with your colleagues and discussions about your experiences as a mover. We will set aside time to review the course expectations for MBM 5616.
*Participation is required to remain enrolled in the online course.
**Students from all programs welcome: Please arrive on time and stay for the whole class
Presenters
Cliff Smyth, PhD; Kirwan Rockefeller, PhD
College/Unit
CIMHS - MBM
Requirement for Program
No
Session Number
309
Zoom Information
ZOOM LINK: https://tcsedsystem.zoom.us/j/93467057883?pwd=STdnMGd4TVN5RWdzSkhXKzFxVG10dz09
Meeting ID: 934 6705 7883
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308-Introduction to TSC 6615 Overview of Transformative Social Change Interventions
This session is Open to:
All Students from All Programs
Session Description
This session will provide and overview and introduction to TSC 6615 Overview of Transformative Social Change Interventions. This course is designed to introduce students to the strategies, tactics, and methods used to promote transformative social change. Students will learn how to launch a project, nonprofit organization, or movement, conduct successful meetings and build consensus, develop a strategy and tactics, take effective action, and maintain the change while nurturing his or her well-being. This course will provide students with a broad overview of how to bring about transformative change in social systems on a variety of levels.
Presenters
Joy Meeker
College/Unit
CSS - TSC
Requirement for Program
No
Session Number
308
Zoom Information
ZOOM LINK: https://tcsedsystem.zoom.us/j/94478866636
Meeting ID: 944 7886 6636
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310-Anti-Racism Collaboration: How it Started vs. How it's Going
This session is Open to:
All of Saybrook Community
Session Description
As a way to touch based with the Saybrook Community, the Anti-Racism Collaboration would like to review the events we shared, as well as the exciting project we just completed with the YWCA. We hope to invite additional students, faculty, and staff to join us for future projects as we grow our community impact through intentional partnerships.
Presenters
Crystal Ishihara, Cassondra Jackson
College/Unit
Student Affairs
Requirement for Program
No
Session Number
310
Zoom Information
ZOOM LINK: https://tcsedsystem.zoom.us/j/93731224275?pwd=ZjRUQWZ3cUFUTGpmcXI5Z29tOFlHUT09
Meeting ID: 937 3122 4275
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311-Leadership Skills for Navigating Complex Adaptive Systems
This session is Open to:
All Students from All Programs
Session Description
Please join for this informative and interactive dialogue discussing leading in changing times.
This is a time of significant change for all of us, as individuals, members of communities and organizations and as global citizens. We balance the challenges of climate change education for all and inclusion. Our purpose in any of these complex systems must hold clarity and meaning. This matters because, "A small body of determined spirits fired by an unquenchable faith in their mission can alter the course of history" (Gandhi).
Presenters
Dr. Mary Kay Chess; Dr. Marsha Willard
College/Unit
CSS - DLM
Requirement for Program
Yes
Session Number
311
Zoom Information
ZOOM LINK: https://tcsedsystem.zoom.us/j/5264061339
Meeting ID: 526 406 1339
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312-TSC Student Academic Support Group Meeting
This session is Open to:
Students Enrolled in the Transformative Social Change MA + PhD Program
Session Description
This session is designed to enhance the Transformative Social Change (TSC) Department Academic Support process, which involves monthly meetings during the fall and spring semesters. We will discuss tangible steps to support academic success for the upcoming semester. This session is open to Transformative Social Change students only.
Presenters
Joy Meeker; Joel Federman; Laura Turner-Essel
College/Unit
CSS - TSC
Requirement for Program
Yes
Session Number
312
Zoom Information
ZOOM LINK: https://tcsedsystem.zoom.us/j/95886384029
Meeting ID: 958 8638 4029
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313-In the Mists: Navigating the Landscape of Ambiguous Loss and Long Covid
This session is Open to:
All Students from All Programs
Session Description
Most humans are familiar with the healthy response to loss which is grief that arises with a death loss. What about other kinds of losses? In this time of the triple pandemic unearthed by Covid-19, myriad, non-death losses were and continue to be experienced at the individual, collective and societal levels. Post-COVID conditions are a wide range of new, returning, or ongoing health problems that people experience after being infected with the virus that causes COVID-19. Most people with COVID-19 get better within a few days to a few weeks. Others experience a very different post-Covid landscape in what is described as Long Covid or Covid Long Haulers. Join Mind Body Medicine faculty Drs. Gina Belton and Shannon Sims as we examine ambiguous and non-death loss and apply practices for coping in the mists of the unknown territory that is Long COVID.
Presenters
Gina Belton, PhD; Shannon Sims, PhD
College/Unit
CIMHS - MBM
Requirement for Program
No
Session Number
313
Zoom Information
ZOOM LINK: https://tcsedsystem.zoom.us/j/92271584767?pwd=UHk2UitKS1BYLzdjQ3oxUUlxNzNPZz09
Meeting ID: 922 7158 4767
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315-Introduction to TSC 6555 Creating Media Outreach Campaigns for Social Impact
This session is Open to:
All Students from All Programs
Session Description
This session will provide an introduction to TSC 6555 Creating Media Outreach Campaigns for Social Impact. The aim of this course is to deepen understanding and engagement around the role film and narrative can play in advancing social change. Students will explore the differences between film distribution and impact, what it means to design and manage outreach campaigns, the role of an "impact producer" in this, and the various forms of social change that are possible with film. At the completion of the course, students will be able to discern the impact potential of different narrative forms and connect them to broader opportunities for social change.
Presenters
Toni Bell
College/Unit
CSS - TSC
Requirement for Program
No
Session Number
315
Zoom Information
ZOOM LINK: https://tcsedsystem.zoom.us/j/3339843961
Meeting ID: 333 984 3961
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318-Research and Dissertation Open Session
This session is Open to:
All Students from All Programs
Session Description
These open sessions will be tailored to the interest and needs of attendees. Do you have questions about the research curriculum or dissertation process? Do you want to understand the relationship between RES3500 and your advanced methods course choice? Do you want to discuss 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?
Presenters
Laura Brewer, and Department of Research Core Faculty
College/Unit
DoR
Requirement for Program
No
Session Number
318
Zoom Information
ZOOM LINK: https://tcsedsystem.zoom.us/j/99229583207
Meeting ID: 992 2958 3207
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316-APH Town Hall
This session is Open to:
Students Enrolled in the Applied Psychophysiology Program
Session Description
Come join the entire APH department as students and faculty get to know each other, catch up on current issues and events and chat about creative opportunities. Many of the courses in APH were created at past Town Halls so come and help us build the best department we can be!
Presenters
All APH Faculty
College/Unit
CIMHS - APH
Requirement for Program
No
Session Number
316
Zoom Information:
ZOOM LINK: https://tcsedsystem.zoom.us/j/4439773353
Meeting ID: 443 977 3353
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401-Morning Yoga
This session is Open to:
All of Saybrook Community
Session Description
Jennifer DeDecker, an experienced and certified yoga instructor, will guide the Saybrook Community through a yoga flow each morning.
No previous experience is necessary.
Recommended: Casual-loose attire that will allow for free movement, a quiet spacious are for your practice, a yoga mat or large towel, and a bolster (or pillow).
Presenters
Jennifer L. DeDecker, MS
Requirement for Program
No
Session Number
401
Zoom Information
ZOOM LINK: https://tcsedsystem.zoom.us/j/92178871952?pwd=Q0djVmZaUElpZEcvaHhjTmZGc014dz09
Meeting ID: 921 7887 1952
Passcode: 625023
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403-Top of the Mind Conversation - Let's talk about Joy with Drs. Megan Ratcliffe and Shannon Jakes
This session is Open to:
All Faculty and Students from All Programs
Session Description
Top of Mind sessions are guided conversations about areas we are all tackling these days, in organizations, community, collective work, and personal transformation. All are welcome to join and learn and listen.
Presenters
Dr. Megan Ratcliffe; Dr. Shannon Jakes
College/Unit
CSS - DLM
Requirement for Program
No
Session Number
403
Zoom Information
ZOOM LINK: https://tcsedsystem.zoom.us/my/meganratcliffe.phd
402-Introduction to Advanced Quantitative Research Methods
This session is Open to:
All Students from All Programs
Session Description
This session is designed for students exploring advanced quantitative research methods or interested in learning more about RES 3070 Correlational Research, offered in Spring, or RES 3060 Experimental and Comparative Research, offered in the Fall. You will learn about the purpose of various types of quantitative research and the type of research questions that align with these methods. In addition, the session will include an overview of the characteristics of different types of quantitative research, when you would use these methods, the types of data you would collect, and the type of analysis you would conduct. Come with experimental, comparative, and correlational research ideas and questions. In addition to this introductory session, students are invited to attend any of the specific Advanced Research Methods live sessions of our Spring course offerings and/or access the Fall 2022 recordings on specific methods at the Department of Research homepage: https://tcsedsystem.sharepoint.com/:b:/s/saybrookofficeofresearch/EaRFHAVVZYFDvzYe5bZL4k8BH3IE92WqB0tWZlt6JRZcSg?e=9ihDGf
Presenters
Keri Heitner
College/Unit
DoR
Requirement for Program
No
Session Number
402
Zoom Information
ZOOM LINK: https://tcsedsystem.zoom.us/j/99406055808
Meeting ID: 994 0605 5808
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405-SPSS Basic Training (Day 2)
This session is Open to:
All Students from All Programs
Session Description
This is the second day of the 1 ½ day interactive workshop during which students will learn to use SPSS to construct optimal data sheets for typical types of quantitative parametric and non-parametric data encountered at Saybrook University. You will learn about types of variables and common mistakes in interpreting SPSS analyses. You will use a practice data set to perform basic analyses including “t” tests, ANOVAs, correlations, and regressions. You will gain an understanding of which types of data fit parametric and non-parametric tests.
Presenters
Richard Sherman, Elena Gillespie
College/Unit
Hosted by DoR + APH
Requirement for Program
No
Session Number
405
Zoom Information
ZOOM LINK: https://tcsedsystem.zoom.us/j/98360003624
Meeting ID: 983 6000 3624
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404-Circle: Each Voice Matters
This session is Open to:
Students Enrolled in the Department of Business and Leadership Program
Session Description
This tradition of Circle opens and closes each day. Each voice is heard. Reflection is invited. There are seven steps and each day holds a business and leadership focus.
Presenters
Dr. Mary Kay Chess
College/Unit
CSS - DLM
Requirement for Program
Yes
Session Number
404
Zoom Information
ZOOM LINK: https://tcsedsystem.zoom.us/j/5264061339
Meeting ID: 526 406 1339
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407-TSC Seminar: Multiculturalism and Social Justice (Session 1 of 4)
This session is Open to:
All Faculty and Students from All Programs
Session Description
This seminar will explore intersecting issues related to multiculturalism and social justice in the United States. The seminar will include TSC faculty, students and guest speakers, who will address practices of challenging oppression and fostering liberation. The seminar will include experiential exercises to provide participants the opportunity to apply the concepts reviewed during the seminar in their personal and professional lives.
Presenters
Theopia Jackson, PhD, Chair, Department of Clinical Psychology
College/Unit
CSS - TSC
Requirement for Program
Yes
Session Number
407
Zoom Information
ZOOM LINK: https://tcsedsystem.zoom.us/j/96859674813?pwd=UjNWNmJ2MVJBc01FcE5lcmFzTy93UT09
Meeting ID: 968 5967 4813
Passcode: 756615
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406-Research and Dissertation Open Session
This session is Open to:
All Students from All Programs
Session Description
These open sessions will be tailored to the interest and needs of attendees. Do you have questions about the research curriculum or dissertation process? Do you want to understand the relationship between RES3500 and your advanced methods course choice? Do you want to discuss 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?
Presenters
Laura Brewer, and Department of Research Core Faculty
College/Unit
DoR
Requirement for Program
No
Session Number
406
Zoom Information
ZOOM LINK: https://tcsedsystem.zoom.us/j/99229583207
Meeting ID: 992 2958 3207
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408-Building Your Network in a Global Community
This session is Open to:
All Students from All Programs
Session Description
Break out of the silo and learn how to connect within a greater body of scholarship and practice. This workshop will focus on how you network within professional associations and academic communities to build partnerships, co-create, share work, present, create communities of practice and understand how to get your focus and professional body of work into the greater collective.
Presenters
Dr. Marsha Willard, Dr. Megan Ratcliffe
College/Unit
CSS - DLM
Requirement for Program
Yes
Session Number
408
Zoom Information
ZOOM LINK: https://tcsedsystem.zoom.us/my/meganratcliffe.phd
414-APA Formatting
This session is Open to:
All of Saybrook Community
Session Description
In this session, the Center for Writing and Academic Success will present on the proper use of APA formatting for student papers. We will cover in-text citations, reference entries, heading levels, and more! At the end of the session, there will be a time for Q&A, so feel free to bring your APA questions.
Presenters
Christina Quirong, Peter Fontaine
College/Unit
University - Wide
Requirement for Program
No
Session Number
414
Zoom Information
ZOOM LINK: https://tcsedsystem.zoom.us/j/97595058645?pwd=NzROd2E3T0pVZCtKT2F1TG9sUWhZZz09
Meeting ID: 975 9505 8645
Passcode: 102770
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Find your local number: https://tcsedsystem.zoom.us/u/aduMwTU50w
409-TSC Student Lunch Meeting
This session is Open to:
Students Enrolled in the Transformative Social Change MA + PhD Programs
Session Description
This lunch meeting is an informal gathering for all Transformative Social Change (TSC) students to meet and have a virtual lunch together. It will be hosted by the TSC Peer Mentors.
Presenters
Hosted by TSC Peer Mentors, led by Beatrice Simpkins
College/Unit
CSS - TSC
Requirement for Program
No
Session Number
409
Zoom Information
ZOOM LINK: https://tcsedsystem.zoom.us/j/96859674813?pwd=UjNWNmJ2MVJBc01FcE5lcmFzTy93UT09
Meeting ID: 968 5967 4813
Passcode: 756615
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410-Biofeedback Instrument Showcase
This session is Open to:
All Faculty and Students from All Programs
Session Description
Ever wonder about the best or newest toys in the world of biofeedback? Faculty and students of the APH department will share the latest news and provide demonstrations of the tools that make our field possible.
Presenters
Richard Sherman: Cynthia Kerson; Jerry DeVore
College/Unit
CIMHS - APH
Requirement for Program
No
Session Number
410
Zoom Information
ZOOM LINK: https://tcsedsystem.zoom.us/j/4439773353
Meeting ID: 443 977 3353
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+1 305 224 1968 US
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411-TSC Seminar: Multiculturalism and Social Justice (Session 2 of 4)
This session is Open to:
All Students from All Programs
Session Description
This seminar will explore intersecting issues related to multiculturalism and social justice in the United States. The seminar will include TSC faculty, students and guest speakers, who will address practices of challenging oppression and fostering liberation. The seminar will include experiential exercises to provide participants the opportunity to apply the concepts reviewed during the seminar in their personal and professional lives.
Presenters
Sheherazade Jafari, PhD, Trainer, Facilitator, Researcher, Former Director of the George Mason University Carter School’s Point of View International Retreat and Research Center
College/Unit
CSS - TSC
Requirement for Program
Yes
Session Number
411
Zoom Information
ZOOM LINK: https://tcsedsystem.zoom.us/j/96859674813?pwd=UjNWNmJ2MVJBc01FcE5lcmFzTy93UT09
Meeting ID: 968 5967 4813
Passcode: 756615
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+1 669 900 6833 US (San Jose)
+1 646 876 9923 US (New York)
Find your local number: https://tcsedsystem.zoom.us/u/aCD7EKmaN
412-Research and Dissertation Open Session
This session is Open to:
All Students from All Programs
Session Description
These open sessions will be tailored to the interest and needs of attendees. Do you have questions about the research curriculum or dissertation process? Do you want to understand the relationship between RES3500 and your advanced methods course choice? Do you want to discuss 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?
Presenters
Laura Brewer and Department of Research Core Faculty
College/Unit
DoR
Requirement for Program
No
Session Number
412
Zoom Information
ZOOM LINK: https://tcsedsystem.zoom.us/j/99229583207
Meeting ID: 992 2958 3207
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+1 669 900 6833 US (San Jose)
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Find your local number: https://tcsedsystem.zoom.us/u/ajf88zUlF
413-Stories from the Field: Emerging Leadership Strategies and Successes - from current and former DLM Faculty
This session is Open to:
All Students from All Programs
Session Description
Please join this facilitated community conversation with some amazing former and current Saybrook DLM faculty, who will share strategies and successes from their direct and emerging systems work in their fields. This opportunity is a chance to listen to experience from faculty (past and present) with many of the organizational systems thinking models and theories that have been foundational in the Department of Leadership and Management program. Learn what has worked? What hasn't? What might be important to consider going forward? This network of talented and innovative Saybrook former and current faculty, are a rich resource to learn from - with their keen observations and continued curiosity regarding navigating social system change. Please join this smart blend of scholarship and practice from our academic community, near and from our past. It should be a fantastic conversation and learning opportunity.
Presenters
Dr. Megan Ratcliffe
College/Unit
CSS - DLM
Requirement for Program
No
Session Number
413
Zoom Information
ZOOM LINK: https://tcsedsystem.zoom.us/my/meganratcliffe.phd
501-Morning Yoga
This session is Open to:
All of Saybrook Community
Session Description
Jennifer DeDecker, an experienced and certified yoga instructor, will guide the Saybrook Community through a yoga flow each morning.
No previous experience is necessary.
Recommended: Casual-loose attire that will allow for free movement, a quiet spacious are for your practice, a yoga mat or large towel, and a bolster (or pillow).
Presenters
Jennifer L. DeDecker, MS
Requirement for Program
No
Session Number
501
Zoom Information
ZOOM LINK: https://tcsedsystem.zoom.us/j/92178871952?pwd=Q0djVmZaUElpZEcvaHhjTmZGc014dz09
Meeting ID: 921 7887 1952
Passcode: 625023
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+1 646 931 3860 US
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Find your local number: https://tcsedsystem.zoom.us/u/antXTOj4C
503-Top of the Mind Conversation - Let's talk about Cultivating Professional Wisdom with Dr. Magda Capellao Kaspary
This session is Open to:
All Faculty and Students from All Programs
Session Description
Top of Mind sessions are guided conversations about areas we are all tackling these days, in organizations, community, collective work and personal transformation. All are welcome to join and learn and listen.
Presenters
Dr. Megan Ratcliffe, Dr. Magda CapellaoKaspary
College/Unit
CSS - DLM
Requirement for Program
No
Session Number
503
Zoom Information
ZOOM LINK: https://tcsedsystem.zoom.us/my/meganratcliffe.phd
504-CIRCLE: Each Voice Matters
This session is Open to:
Students Enrolled in the Department of Business and Leadership Program
Session Description
This tradition of Circle opens and closes each day. Each voice is heard. Reflection is invited. There are seven steps and each day holds a business and leadership focus.
Presenters
Dr. Mary Kay Chess
College/Unit
CSS - DLM
Requirement for Program
Yes
Session Number
504
Zoom Information
ZOOM LINK: https://tcsedsystem.zoom.us/j/5264061339
Meeting ID: 526 406 1339
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+1 253 205 0468 US
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Find your local number: https://tcsedsystem.zoom.us/u/aehpKYD07W
502-Mentor Petitions & IRB Open House
This session is Open to:
All of Saybrook Community
Session Description
In this session, we will answer questions about the Mentor Petitions system and/or the Saybrook IRB submission and review process. We will describe strategies to support submitting (students) and reviewing (faculty & program chairs) Petitions to Form Dissertation Committee (PTFDC). We will also discuss the IRB application and review process in the Mentor system. Finally, we will discuss IRB and Mentor Petitions support, including describing our various office hours. Please come with your Mentor Petition or IRB questions!
Presenters
Laura Brewer, Kirwan Rockefeller
College/Unit
DoR
Requirement for Program
No
Session Number
502
Zoom Information
ZOOM LINK: https://tcsedsystem.zoom.us/j/94354191047
Meeting ID: 943 5419 1047
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+1 669 900 6833 US (San Jose)
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Find your local number: https://tcsedsystem.zoom.us/u/ajf88zUlF
508-Town Hall with Vice President of Academic Affairs, Dr. Robyn Parker
This session is Open to:
All Faculty and Students from All Programs
Session Description
Join Provost Robyn Parker for community updates and an opportunity to provide your input on developing initiatives to support Student Success.
Presenters
Robyn Parker and others in key roles (TBD)
College/Unit
Academic Affairs
Requirement for Program
No
Session Number
508
Zoom Information
ZOOM LINK: https://tcsedsystem.zoom.us/j/96262806539?pwd=bGJjSSt2eWpLLzd1amNnU1o2Mmh3QT09
Meeting ID: 962 6280 6539
Passcode: 895783
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+1 309 205 3325 US
Find your local number: https://tcsedsystem.zoom.us/u/avGY4jSaz
Diversity Luncheon - "The Choices We Make: Psychology's Role in Social Justice" with Dr. Frank Worrell
This session is Open to:
All of Saybrook Community
About Dr. Frank Worrell
A certified school psychologist and licensed psychologist, Dr. Frank Worrell served as president of APA’s Division of School Psychology in 2007 and then on the APA Council of Representatives representing that division from 2010 to 2015. He was also a member at large of the APA Board of Directors from 2016 to 2018. He is a member of six APA divisions, with fellow status in five, and has served on multiple APA committees, boards, and task forces.
In addition to his position as director of the school psychology program in the Graduate School of Education at UC Berkeley, Worrell is an affiliate professor in the social and personality area in the psychology department. His areas of expertise include academic talent, development/gifted education, at-risk youth, cultural identities, scale development and validation, teacher effectiveness, time perspective, and the translation of psychological research findings into school-based practice.
He has authored more than 200 academic publications and most recently co-edited The Cambridge Handbook of Applied School Psychology."
Requirement for Program
No
Zoom Information
ZOOM LINK: https://tcsedsystem.zoom.us/j/93603140923?pwd=NmZ4U2N6VlcvKzhZTStLdUtONk9Kdz09
Meeting ID: 936 0314 0923
Passcode: 131098
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+1 646 931 3860 US
Find your local number: https://tcsedsystem.zoom.us/u/abK0Kg1ko1
506-Research and Dissertation Open Session
This session is Open to:
All Students from All Programs
Session Description
These open sessions will be tailored to the interest and needs of attendees. Do you have questions about the research curriculum or dissertation process? Do you want to understand the relationship between RES3500 and your advanced methods course choice? Do you want to discuss 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?
Presenters
Core Research Faculty
College/Unit
DoR
Requirement for Program
No
Session Number
506
Zoom Information
ZOOM LINK: https://tcsedsystem.zoom.us/j/99229583207
Meeting ID: 992 2958 3207
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+1 669 900 6833 US (San Jose)
+1 646 876 9923 US (New York)
Find your local number: https://tcsedsystem.zoom.us/u/ajf88zUlF
507-TSC Seminar: Multiculturalism and Social Justice (Session 3 of 4)
This session is Open to:
All Faculty and Students from All Programs
Session Description
This seminar will explore intersecting issues related to multiculturalism and social justice in the United States. The seminar will include TSC faculty, students and guest speakers, who will address practices of challenging oppression and fostering liberation. The seminar will include experiential exercises to provide participants the opportunity to apply the concepts reviewed during the seminar in their personal and professional lives.
Presenters
Leslie “Lilith" Cheung, TSC PhD Student;
Alex Piechowski-Begay, Artist, Activist and Founder, K’é Krew;
Ixtlixochitl Salinas-White Hawk, Artist, Activist, and Founder, Ancestral Sisterhood and My Indigenous Life
College/Unit
CSS - TSC
Requirement for Program
Yes
Session Number
507
Zoom Information
ZOOM LINK: https://tcsedsystem.zoom.us/j/96859674813?pwd=UjNWNmJ2MVJBc01FcE5lcmFzTy93UT09
Meeting ID: 968 5967 4813
Passcode: 756615
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510-Contemplative End of Life (CEOL) Specialization Meeting
This session is Open to:
All Students from All Programs
Session Description
This meeting is for CEOL students already committed to the specialization. However, all who are interested in learning about Contemplative approaches to end-of-life and current projects in development by the CEOL students are welcome.
Presenters
Gina Belton, PhD
College/Unit
CIMHS - MBM
Requirement for Program
No
Session Number
510
Zoom Information
ZOOM LINK: https://tcsedsystem.zoom.us/j/94030599941?pwd=bDlzMVR4ZFNKcnoyMzA2KzVxSk1vUT09
Meeting ID: 940 3059 9941
Passcode: 459563
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509-TSC Seminar Closure: Multiculturalism and Social Justice (Session 4 of 4)
This session is Open to:
All Faculty and Students from All Programs
Session Description
This seminar will explore intersecting issues related to multiculturalism and social justice in the United States. The seminar will include TSC faculty, students and guest speakers, who will address practices of challenging oppression and fostering liberation. The seminar will include experiential exercises to provide participants the opportunity to apply the concepts reviewed during the seminar in their personal and professional lives.
Presenters
Toni Bell, Amanda Byron, Joel Federman, Joy Meeker, Laura Turner-Essel
College/Unit
CSS - TSC
Requirement for Program
Yes
Session Number
509
Zoom Information
ZOOM LINK: https://tcsedsystem.zoom.us/j/96859674813?pwd=UjNWNmJ2MVJBc01FcE5lcmFzTy93UT09
Meeting ID: 968 5967 4813
Passcode: 756615
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RC Video
FAQs
The Conference Schedule is being finalized. Upon completion of the schedule, registered attendees will be able to view session information through this landing page. It is anticipated that the schedule will be released about 2 weeks prior to the start of the conference.
Saybrook's Residential Conferences and Learning Experiences bring students, faculty, and amazing speakers together to participate in an exceptional learning environment tailored to providing a safe and supportive space for student's inquisitiveness and eagerness to learn. Activities during the Residential Conferences are designed to expand on the knowledge from coursework, to practice clinical skills, and to participate in professional development through lectures, workshops, invited talks, roundtables, courses, and seminars as well as formal and informal meetings and discussions with faculty, advisors, and peers.
Resources on contacting faculty and making appointments will be available shortly. They will be found under the 'Faculty Appointments' tab of this page as well as on the Residential Conference page of the intranet located here.
Faculty Appointments
Dear Students:
Some faculty and staff will be available to meet with students one-on-one during the Spring 2023 Conference. Appointments can be scheduled by contacting faculty/staff via the method specified below (Saybrook email or Calendly).
Please note that some faculty will not be available during the Conference for one-on-one meetings due to their teaching commitments. If you would like to schedule a meeting with them after the Conference, please contact them directly via their Saybrook email.
Academic Advisor: Jeff Spain:
https://outlook.office365.com/owa/calendar/[email protected]/bookings/
Academic Advisor: Karla Camacho-Godoy:
Canvas: Ray Bailey: [email protected]
Center for Writing and Academic Success (CWAS), Christina Quirong: [email protected]
Financial Aid: [email protected]
Library: Laura Rice: Director of Library: [email protected]
MBM faculty:
Dr. Devorah Curtis: https://calendly.com/dcurtis-7/15min
Dr. Shannon Sims: https://calendly.com/ssims1/30min
Registrar: Shannon Corder Scott: https://calendly.com/scorder1
Student Accounts: [email protected]
Diversity Luncheon
Friday, January 13, 2023
12:00 PM - 2:00 PM PST
Zoom Link available in schedule.
About Dr. Frank Worrell
"A certified school psychologist and licensed psychologist, Dr. Frank Worrell served as president of APA’s Division of School Psychology in 2007 and then on the APA Council of Representatives representing that division from 2010 to 2015. He was also a member at large of the APA Board of Directors from 2016 to 2018. He is a member of six APA divisions, with fellow status in five, and has served on multiple APA committees, boards, and task forces.
In addition to his position as director of the school psychology program in the Graduate School of Education at UC Berkeley, Worrell is an affiliate professor in the social and personality area in the psychology department. His areas of expertise include academic talent, development/gifted education, at-risk youth, cultural identities, scale development and validation, teacher effectiveness, time perspective, and the translation of psychological research findings into school-based practice.
He has authored more than 200 academic publications and most recently co-edited The Cambridge Handbook of Applied School Psychology."
Saybrook Media Release
Saybrook University
Virtual Residential Conference
Media Release
December 22, 2020
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RC Help Desk + IT Assistance
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IT (ZOOM connection or Tech issues related to the RC):
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Instead, call the regular IT Help Desk at 1-800-747-8367 or 312-467-8600.
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