Webinar: Nurturing Social Identity Development
Led by Dr. Dottie Morris
Our multiple identities effect our worldview, how we move through the world, make sense of the world, and how we interact with other. How do we as educators nurture our students with multiple identities? How do our own identities affect how we engage with students with other identities? We will examine two social identity development models. We’ll look at identity development stages, thoughts, feelings, and behaviors associated with each stage, plus strategies for working with individuals based on where they are in their own social identity development.
Dr. Dottie Morris, PhD, is Associate Vice President for Diversity and Inclusion at Keene State College. She is a member of the Keene State College President’s Cabinet and provides support and direction to the Executive, Academic Affairs, Enrollment and Student Engagement, Advancement, and Finance and Administration divisions of the college as the institution works to fulfill its commitment to diversity and multiculturalism.
For years, Dottie has worked with undergraduate and graduate students in the capacity of counselor, teacher, academic advisor, and advisor of student groups. She has demonstrated a consistent and persistent dedication and devotion to diversity, inclusion, multiculturalism and social justice.
This event is part of the Southwest Center Featured calendar.
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