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UPDATE: Residency Live! A Virtual Experience
UPDATE: Residency Live! A Virtual Experience
Please read the following announcement from Dr. Hays (11/19/20)
Dear DSW Students, Faculty, and Staff
First, let me congratulate all of you on the successful journey through your first semester as a doctoral student. Our faculty have raved about all of you, and we have been eagerly anticipating your arrival to campus for our first Residency Intensive December 2-5th. Unfortunately, the recent uptick in COVID-19 cases in California and throughout our nation, has caused us to re-think holding our residency “in-person”. Out of an abundance of caution we have made the decision to transition our fall Residency to a completely virtual format. I know this news is disappointing, as all of us have been looking forward to establishing connections in-person. However, the DSW program remains committed to providing our students with an exceptional learning experience while keeping your health and wellbeing at the forefront.
Please note that Residency is not cancelled, and your attendance is still required. Please plan to make yourself available for the entire 4-day schedule. Also, I urge you to make arrangements to protect your time and focus and avoid distractions from work, home, or other obligations during Residency. Although you will participate in Residency virtually from your own location you should remain fully engaged. You must also adhere to the expectations of professionalism and virtual etiquette that are requirements of our DSW program.
I thank you for your ability to remain nimble as we all navigate an everchanging situation. Although we will not get to engage with one another the way we hoped this past semester has shown us that our ability to develop meaningful connections with one another cannot be hindered because of distance. You likely have many questions about what a virtual Residency might look like and how you will participate. We are currently working through the final details so please check your email frequently as you will be receiving instructions, action items, agenda and access links via email in the coming weeks.
With gratitude,
Dr. Hays
Day 1:
Day 1:
Morning Session
Morning Session
Welcome by Dr. Gustafson & Dr. Hays
Devotion by Dr. John Montgomery
Vision Casting by Dr. Lee Johnson
Afternoon Session
Afternoon Session
How to vision plan with Dr. Thornton
(video link: https://calbaptist.box.com/s/0flfiertrnprr1vily54je1rumtgn3ri)
Digital Systems for Managing Scholarly Work with Dr. Hays
(video link: https://calbaptist.box.com/s/wft1xn4vlv4bhhn7fptcju854mx0rbbm)
Developing Systematic Searches for Research with Carolyn Heine
(video link: https://youtu.be/pOVlFPInZ1g) (Search strategy worksheet: https://calbaptist.box.com/s/u82oyfxg10ddobaw6d53lduzj9gbgi09)
Day 2:
Day 2:
Morning Session
Morning Session
Devotion: “Guided Meditation from a Christian Perspective”
Dr. Knabb, Director of the PsyD Program
(video link: https://calbaptist.box.com/s/o0bgb56eu4hlr9q635z1t8hezaldn2yr)
“Diversity: Neither the Problem nor the Solution”
Dr. Alexander Jun, Professor, Department of Higher Education, Azusa Pacific University
(video link: https://calbaptist.box.com/s/5waxli4td3y5u6jrju70wrsh6to608kx)
“Pro-Bono Services for Justice”
Dr. Iverson, Director, Industrial and Organizational Psychology
Description: Discover and take action on your un-tapped potential through agency to empower yourself and others. Work through evidence-based practices to raise the potential of yourself and others using experiences, role-models, and verbal persuasion. Close this session with goal-setting to put your agency into action within the context of oppressed and under-served global communities.
(video link: https://calbaptist.box.com/s/1l01akmcfg9mkzypvjm61tllbwkxzeus)
“Publishing for Health Equity”
Dr. Flores-Carter, Assistant Professor of Social Work Description:
Description: This workshop will be an overview of social work careers in healthcare including research, public speaking, consultant, and publications. Attendees will be able to gain insights into building a social work brand/career and becoming an expert in their chosen area of specialty.
Afternoon Session
Afternoon Session
“The way I see it: A discussion on race relations from youth perspectives”
MVUSD Badger Springs Middle School
Janell Phillips, Kalah Wilson, and student dance group
(video link: https://calbaptist.box.com/s/dyemzynbp7b8k4eu65tqqep6f2aa0a6z)
“Social Work Education in a Multilingual Context”
Dr. Gaona, Assistant Professor of Social Work
Description: In this workshop, participants will be introduced to various cultural and diversity factors to consider when providing services to diverse populations. Specifically, the impact of language on client outcomes will be expanded on. Participants will also be introduced to different models of cultural adaptation for evidenced based practices and have an opportunity to apply their learning by adapting an evidenced based practice using the models.
(video link: https://calbaptist.box.com/s/nsxwkjlg3rvnywj5ott7lehgxcmxt3f3)
“Ethnic Conciliation: Reframing the Conversation on Ethnicity and Race in America”
Prof. D.A. Horton
Description: Students will be guided through an approach of intersecting scholarly research on the topic of racism, with personal reflection and Biblical application. Professor Horton will also provide guidance on setting a speaking/writing plan for 20+ years of research after earning a doctorate degree
Day 3:
Day 3:
Intensive Skills Workshop
Intensive Skills Workshop
“Introduction to Graduate Writing” (video link: https://calbaptist.box.com/s/j6u0uddcb0z93ixyj4h5lxilgq1gvjat)
Dr. Sung, Associate Professor of English, Director of University Writing Center
Description: Intended for graduate students at the beginning of their program, this workshop provides a rhetorical foundation for writing at the graduate level. Workshop will include the following topics: discourse community, genre, rhetoric, and resources.
*More video resources and graduate writing tutorials can be found at https://calbaptist.edu/writing-center/resources
“Developing Community Partnerships” (video link: https://calbaptist.box.com/s/mdfos8dal6w9dtv7v5lrfbd6q14lhrca)
Dr. Costello, Assistant Professor of Social Work, Social Work Field Director
Description: This workshop will assist individuals and organizations with tools to support their goals of cultivating strategic partnerships, implementing innovative outreach strategies, and developing robust communications that target diverse organizations and populations in their communities.
*Also download Dr. Costello's workbook from her presentation https://calbaptist.box.com/s/i6fdpjhoek4rfzsz5p8g7pm2653en4qu
Day 4:
Day 4:
Devotion
Devotion
Dr. Lee Johnson
(video link: https://calbaptist.box.com/s/vg53kfncklyzqirzvdbvh8f7nscuc3hg)
Intensive Skills Workshop
Intensive Skills Workshop
Overview of DSW Milestones and Projects
Dr. Hays
(video link: https://calbaptist.box.com/s/gvbrr1rx6gyys6axsfut3yduvan0n6i6)
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