Jay McChesney
Jay McChesney, Program Administrator of Student Life (Individual Life Skills Plan Coordinator/Summer Camps Coordinator). Jay has been working at Ohio School for the Deaf for 11 years in a few roles, from teacher aide to dorm staff to program administrator. He develops and assesses Independent Living Skills and SEL for residential students in his current position. During the summertime, he is Summer Camp Coordinator- observes the camps weekly, contacts parents, and conduct registrations, transportation, and supplies request.
He moved to Ohio from Arizona as a teen and graduated from Dublin Scioto High School. He’s a licensed cosmetologist. In his free time, he enjoys spending time with his twin daughters, who are five years old; TV shows binge, watching, lying in a hammock, camping, and drawing.
Presentation
Setting Realistic Expectations (Group Activity)
Last March, we attended training provided by the University of Oklahoma to obtain certification in Residential Child and Youth Care Professionals. In our presentation and group activity, "Setting Realistic Expectations," we will explore valuable strategies to help you adapt, build self-compassion, set specific and measurable goals, gather information effectively, consider external factors, and understand your capabilities. Take advantage of this opportunity to gain practical skills and insights to enhance your personal and professional growth. Get ready to set yourself up for success by attending our workshop!
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